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I made the suggestion on the US forum that the legend might read
MHTPOΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ
For Metropolis in Ionia.

I am not certain though, does that look sensible in hand?

Apologies for replying in English.

Steve

A) Asklepios holding patera and serpent-entwined staff.
Similar:
http://www.coinarchives.com/a/lotviewer ... 82&Lot=420

B) Not Zeus - female - Demeter with grain and long torch, perhaps.
AVT K M AVP CEY - ΑΝΤΩΝΙΝΟC (I think)
OVΛΠΙΑC [ΠΑVΤΑ]ΛΙΑC

http://www.forumancientcoins.com/fakes/ ... ia+othonis

Steve

Hallo, Forgive me please if I write in English, I am very much a beginner with Deutsch. I cannot tell the nature of the silvering from your images. I have seen and heard of bronze coins being covered with silver material before (some even spray-painted) but the reason why is seldom obvious, unless i...

Hallo,
Elagabalus und Julia Maesa
Marcianopolis

AMNG 978

Hallo, Please excuse me for replying in English. I am not very confident, but maybe this coin is from Magydus - I think I see MAΓVΔ on the right hand side, part of MAΓΥΔΕΩΝ? If so it is not Augustus or Tiberius as the first coinage from there was under Nero - and is not in RPC I or II (so after Domi...

RPC 2364 ist korrekt.

Danke, Jochen.

Excuse me if I answer in English please:

I think Tiberius, Heraclea, RPC 2856

ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΣ
ΑΠΟΛΛΟΝΙΟΣ ΑΠΟΛΛΩΝΙΟΥ ΗΡΑΚΛΕΩΤΩΝ, Heracles