referring to Ruben Vardanyan’s great work on Civic Bronzes AD 1-4 written in 2007 and published in the Armenian Numismatic Journal vol.3 . the above reverse fits with the Aa.
Category: Coins/Numismatic
This section features Armenian coins from the earliest times 400 BC through the Cilician period of 10th thru 13 centuries up to the present. These remarkable coins are in some cases the only remaining visible, tangible item of an existing Armenian King. As such they are truly priceless to our Armenian heritage and history.
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Armenia Civic Bronze coin- no city mark
Nike with wings on lower left Reverse: note the absence of the mint mark in lower left below the A1 here you can see the mint mark in lower
Armenian King Arsames II 230 BC with rare Horse reverse
ARSAMES II KING OF SOPHENE RARE HORSE REVERSE COINS These horse coins are quite rare with the first one coming public in 2013. It is believed that 6 are now
Finding Armenian coins on the Internet
Sites: www.vcoins.com type in ancient, search “Armenia” www. cngcoins.com search “Armenia” also research “Armenia” www.ebay.com search “Armenia” “coins and medals” “worldwide” “ancient and Medieval” www.sixbid.com search
Rare Image of Christ on the Reverse of King Smpad Coronation Trams
The Ascension of Jesus Christ Depicted on the reverse of the Coronation Tram of King Smpad A. Saryan, Ph.D. and Charles A. Hajinian, DDS To date, numismatists have identified three
Jesus or Mary? Figure on the left of the Coronation Trams of King Levon the First
Since these coins first appeared over 800 years ago, the image on the left has caused much discussion. Is this the image of the Virgin Mary with a Maphorion hood
King Sames — Armenian King of Sophene 260 BC
This is one of the oldest Armenian Coins in existence. There are 8 known examples with 6 being held in major museums world wide, leaving only two in private hands.