Last for now...

[TORRERO]

Penny for size comparison !!

 

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[Mackaydon]

The reverse: SMANI is a mintmark on a Constantinopolis Follis coin.
The coin features a victory standing on the left, leaning on a shield and holding a scepter.
ID of the obverse to follow (hopefully).
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

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Roman Empire - Constantine I (307 - 337 A.D.). Constantinopolis bronze follis foundation of Constantinople Commemorative Issue (2,53 g., 18 mm.) Antioch, 335 A.D. Victory

Roman Empire - Constantine I (307 - 337 A.D.). Constantinopolis bronze follis foundation of Constantinople Commemorative Issue (2,53 g., 18 mm.) Antioch

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Don in SoCal
PS: Antioch was in Syria but borders changed and now it's in Turkey.

 

[TORRERO]

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Roman Empire - Constantine I (307 - 337 A.D.). Constantinopolis bronze follis foundation of Constantinople Commemorative Issue (2,53 g., 18 mm.) Antioch, 335 A.D. Victory

Roman Empire - Constantine I (307 - 337 A.D.). Constantinopolis bronze follis foundation of Constantinople Commemorative Issue (2,53 g., 18 mm.) Antioch

www.vcoins.com

Don in SoCal
PS: Antioch was in Syria but borders changed and now it's in Turkey.

Does that say $192 ?

 

[Mackaydon]

$193.87 as of today; yes (in pristine condition)
Don.....

 

[TORRERO]

$193.87 as of today; yes (in pristine condition)
Don.....

So $50 might be fair ?

 

[Mackaydon]

If I had the coin and wished to sell it, I'd average 3 or 4 sales of similar coins in similar condition; then list at that value.
Don in SoCal

 

[Mackaydon]

Some clarification of the mintmark may be helpful.
This mintmark (SMANI) is in three parts:
SM for Sacra Moneta (Moneta being the goddess of money)
AN for Antioch
I for the 10th 'officina' where the coin was minted.
Of the 16 'officinae' that I'm aware of, each had its own suffix to the AN mintmark.
Don in SoCal

 

[TORRERO]

Some clarification of the mintmark may be helpful.
This mintmark (SMANI) is in three parts:
SM for Sacra Moneta (Moneta being the goddess of money)
AN for Antioch
I for the 10th 'officina' where the coin was minted.
Of the 16 'officinae' that I'm aware of, each had its own suffix to the AN mintmark.
Don in SoCal

That's incredible !!