Ancient greek coin [επιλυμένο]

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Hello again!

I was given that ancient greek coin by my friend recently. I have my guesses as to what it may be, but I'm not sure. 

Also could that be a countermark on the horse, or just damage? 

Any help? Thanks :)

 

20mm and 5.34 grams

Here are some pics:

Η κατάσταση άλλαξε σε Επιλυμένο. (RiderPL05, 19 Ιουλ 2024, 18:06)

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Probably this one

Oh it’s definitely not that one, the bust is helmeted and the face shape is different

I am more experienced in the field of ancient and chinese coins, south-east asian coins included too!

Can you help me to identify it?

Yes I’m currently finding it right now

I am more experienced in the field of ancient and chinese coins, south-east asian coins included too!

Thank you very much 😀

I would say it’s this:

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I am more experienced in the field of ancient and chinese coins, south-east asian coins included too!

I think i see something riding the horse, so i dont think thats the one (could be 100% wrong)

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

After adjusting the image, I see what you mean, I see a figure riding the horse (possibly holding a spear?)

I am more experienced in the field of ancient and chinese coins, south-east asian coins included too!

Probably Seleucid empire

I am more experienced in the field of ancient and chinese coins, south-east asian coins included too!
Η κατάσταση άλλαξε σε Ανοιγμένο. (RiderPL05, 25 Ιουλ 2024, 15:14)

Thanks for all the replies, but they just left me more confused about this coin🤣

Haha, im trying my best to find it especially with how worn the coin is 

I am more experienced in the field of ancient and chinese coins, south-east asian coins included too!

Yea, I get it, I thought that it might be Larissa, because of the horseman with a Spear and the weight/diameter are simillar 

RiderPL05

Yea, I get it, I thought that it might be Larissa, because of the horseman with a Spear and the weight/diameter are simillar 

Yh could be very well

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

But it has no helmet..

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

Exactly no helmet and if you take a look closely the shape of the face is different

I am more experienced in the field of ancient and chinese coins, south-east asian coins included too!

So I guess it's unidentifiable 

RiderPL05

So I guess it's unidentifiable 

It is.

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

Something like this.

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*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

RegularCoiner

Something like this.

N#189488

Again, it is simillar, but no helmet. I'm starting to think that the coin is so worn that hair looks like a helmet 😆

Could be but i think it is findable. I think someone with more expertise needs to help here.

*inspecting a Roman mintmark*

Let's just hope that someone like that sees this post

RegularCoiner

Something like this.

N#189488

With your example, the horse‘s shape looks different to me upon closer inspection

I am more experienced in the field of ancient and chinese coins, south-east asian coins included too!

With some help on a different site, I'm 99% sure that it is this coin: 

N#429128

Η κατάσταση άλλαξε σε Επιλυμένο. (RiderPL05, 3 Μαρ 2025, 20:26)

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