Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-14

The image shows two worn, round bronze coins against a black background. A ruler marked in centimeters is placed on the right side.

On the left coin, a figure of a person or deity is etched. The relief of the figure is significantly worn, with some white and green corrosion obscuring details.

The right coin appears to have a figure of a four-legged animal, possibly a horse or deer. It is also highly worn and shows signs of corrosion.

Both coins have a rough, uneven surface due to age and wear. They are positioned so that their etched sides face the viewer, suggesting they are being displayed for their design.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-14

Here is a description of the image:

The image shows two ancient coins, both resting on a solid black background. The coins are circular and made of a dark, reddish-brown metal, likely copper or bronze. They appear to be heavily worn and corroded, with patches of green and white visible, indicating the formation of oxides.

The coin on the left displays an indiscernible image on its surface. The coin on the right shows a depiction of an animal, possibly a horse or a bull, with the head down. The animal's form is somewhat obscure due to wear. Below it is an inscription, possibly the name of the city or the person who minted the coin, but the letters are very faded and unreadable.

In the right of the image, a white centimeter ruler is seen to establish the sizes and proportions of the coins. The coins are close in size, but the ruler indicates the coins measure from 1-2 cm in diameter.