SILVER COIN ID HELP

vince76

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Hi guys. Today I found this coin in an area where usually I find coins from 4-1 st century. I already did a research on web but without results. I would say that it can be a Dracula of Epidamus or Durrachium.
Can anyone help me Id this?
Thanks
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WOW! cant wait to hear what this one is. Congrats again!
 

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If that is Pegasus on the reverse, the coin might be from Syracuse.....Joe McDonough
 

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need to have it tested, assuming your saying its gold?
Brady

i will be nicer than the other guy, no sense being rude. he is not claiming it is gold. silver. we are all here to help each other. no big deal.
 

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I think you've got it already Vince. Drachm of Epidamnos-Dyrrachium circa 250bc. Head of Heracles on one side, Pegasus on the other.

There are 2 examples on wildwinds:

Illyria, Epidamnos-Dyrrachium AR Drachm. ca 250 BC. Head of Herakles in lionskin / <font face="SYMBOL">D</font>YP, retrograde, Pegasus flying right. SNG Cop 433, BMC 27-31. * Sear GCV sg1896 * WildWinds.com

You're finding some great coins!

Jamie

Thanks JamieD
I had an idea because of the area where I found it but I couldn't find it on the web. You nailed it. I searched for a coin with pegasus and I found a lot from Syracuse and a lot of Alexander the Great and I was confused.
Thanks man.
 

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