odd roman / greek coin --?

[ivan salis]

here the front and rear --on back (left side) is person being crowned with a wreath by a person horse looking being on the right side 8

the front side has a right facing figure ( looks sorta female like)

 

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[Kevo_DFX]

Looks Roman I think.

I think your figure with the wreath on the reverse is Nike.

If you do a google image search for this:

coin "nike advancing left"

with the quotes in the same place you can see a lot of examples of what I mean, but I was unable to locate any with that horse figure.

Hope that narrows it down a little.

Kevo

 

[CRUSADER]

http://www.ancientcoins.co.nz/61272.5.jpg

Much more likely to be a 'spearing fallen horseman' type. Google this reverse type & see similar, it was used on several Emporers so will be hard to narrow down any further.

 

[ivan salis]

the woman (horse or maybe a skirt ) type right figure is placing a wreath on the left male fiures head --that is clear in seeing the coin in person .

 

[CRUSADER]

the woman (horse or maybe a skirt ) type right figure is placing a wreath on the left male fiures head --that is clear in seeing the coin in person .

Victory is depicted as you describe, so Victory placing wreath on Emperor, but I'm not aware of this reverse type.

 

[ivan salis]

when i fished it out of the uncleaned coin batch "you pick em" at the coin shop and got it the coin shop guy said --it was "differant" and that he had not seem that type of rear before. --main reason i bought it.

 

[CRUSADER]

when i fished it out of the uncleaned coin batch "you pick em" at the coin shop and got it the coin shop guy said --it was "differant" and that he had not seem that type of rear before. --main reason i bought it.

OK,its a Victory crowning the Emperor type as found on the late C4th coinage such as Arcadius and Honorius etc.

 

[ivan salis]

ah late period stuff. thanks