Coin of Lokris Opuntia (reproduction)

The coin (dirham) belongs to the Artuqid ruler of Najm al-din Alpi (r.1154–1176). Obverse is inscribed with Najm al-Din / King of Diyar Bakr and shows facing Portraits of the ...

This silver coin was minted in Delhi by the third Sultan of the Khalji Dynasty (1290-1320 C.E.), Ala Al-Din Muhammad. The coin is struck on both sides and contains four registers ...

Obv.: Drusus and Germanicus, togate, seated to l. side by side on curule chairs. Raised inner part of flan is set off distinctly from outer rim bearing inscription, due to the coin...

Obverse: Head of Persephone or Demeter, r. Reverse: Ajax fighting r.; in shield, serpent; below, helmet crest....

Obverse: Head of Demeter or Persephone, l. Reverse: Ajax fighting r.; in shield, serpent; below, spearhead. Pierced....

Obverse: Head of Persephone to r., adapted from the Arethusa type of Euainetos in Syracuse, crowned with reeds, wearing triple-drop earrings and pearled necklace. Reversal Ajax be...

Obverse: Head of Demeter or Persephone r. Reverse: Ajax fighting r.; between legs, monogram. No symbol in shield....

Obverse: Head of Demeter or Persephone, l. Reverse: Ajax fighting r.; below on the ground, pilos type helmet and spear; in shield, palmette and lion....