Created on 2024-11-20

The image shows two sides of an ancient coin on a neutral gray background. The coin appears significantly corroded and has patches of green oxidation, indicating that it's made of a copper alloy, likely bronze, as this kind of corrosion is typical for such materials. On the left side of the image, the coin shows a figure that appears to be sitting, holding something that might be a scepter or staff, possibly depicting a deity or a ruler, but the details are somewhat obscured by corrosion. The figure is facing right, and the posture suggests a relaxed or authoritative pose—common in iconography of rulers or deities in ancient coinage. The right side of the coin shows a different figure that is also facing right. This figure seems to be standing and holding or leaning on a long object, potentially another staff or spear. Again, details are not entirely clear due to the wearing of the relief. Both images are enclosed within a circular border, which is typical for coin designs to frame the motifs. The right side of the image includes a ruler for scale, marked in centimeters. This indicates the coin's diameter is less than 2cm, which helps to provide a sense of its size. The presence of the ruler suggests a setting interested in documenting or studying the artifact, such as an archaeological or numismatic study.

Created on 2024-11-20

The image shows two ancient coins or medallions. They appear to be made of a metallic material, likely copper or bronze, and have a circular shape. The surface of the coins is worn and discolored, with a brownish-orange patina. The coins appear to have some form of design or motif on them, but the details are not entirely clear due to the weathering. The coins are displayed against a gray background, allowing the textural and material qualities of the artifacts to be the focus.