Greek 2 [solved]

Ahoj.

It is possible to compare and recognize the inscription on an ancient Greek coin and determine which one it belonged to - the ruler?

A very thick coin.

Bronze

size: 14,52x 16,56 mm

weight: 5,10 g

thickness: 4,48 mm

Ahoj Ivan

The search ΛΑΟΔΙΚ* in the catalogue doesn't produce this coin, so it's probably not yet in the catalogue.

There are two (or three?) cities named Laodikea…

EDIT ─ Possibly BMC 29? Wildwinds page and Wildwinds Image. 

Camerinv

The search ΛΑΟΔΙΚ* in the catalogue doesn't produce this coin, so it's probably not yet in the catalogue.

 

There are two (or three?) cities named Laodikea…

 

EDIT ─ Possibly BMC 29? Wildwinds page and Wildwinds Image. 

BMC 29

Laodikeia, Phrygia, AE17 civic issue. 200-133 BC. Diademed head of Aphrodite right, hair in a bun / ΛAOΔIKEΩN, Aphrodite standing left, holding dove. Rose on stalk in left field. BMC 29-30; Weber 7127; Mionnet Supp VII,416; Hoover HGC 740 (this coin); SNG Tuebingen 4120; SLG Weber 7127.

 Thank you very much for the guidance,,  Camerinvs ,,

That's right, everything fits - and at the same time, the second coin was also detected, the cornucopia,,,so two birds with one stone,, good hit.

Thanks again and best regards for the ocean.

Ivan

Happy to have been of some help.

Unfortunately, they don't give the weight of the coin at Wildwinds. I suspect yours is about the same weight but on a smaller and thicker planchet.