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Ermanaric Silver 'Denarius'? King Of The Goths Compared To As Alexander Th Great

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 Posted 10/21/2021  10:16 am Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add whatdowehavehere to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
It looks like a Late Roman Period coin, but was struck by Ermanaric (296-374)? The retrograde inscr. reads "M A nR I C", Small at 14mm and a couple of grams-a Germanic Denarius? Ermanaric has been compared to being the Alexander the Great of the Goths... is this coin an Ermanaric issue? Any help is appreciated!
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 Posted 10/21/2021  3:52 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Kushanshah to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
My first thought is Nabataea in Arabia. I'm not aware of a Gothic coinage of the type you suggest.
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Interesting, but I think that The Nabateans used a different alphabet?
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Rabbell II, I believe.
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OP compared to the legends (Nabataean variant of Aramaic, I believe) from two Rabbell II drachms.
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Thank You very much! I stand humbled... still a lot to learn. Thanks again, Kushanshah and Bob L
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