Created on 2024-01-27

This image shows two sides of an ancient silver coin. On the left, the obverse (front) side features a profile view of a helmeted male head facing right. The helmet appears adorned with detailed ornamental features. Below the chin seems to be an inscription or mark, possibly indicating the mint or the value. On the right, the reverse (back) side displays a standing horse facing right. The horse is depicted with a raised left foreleg, suggesting movement or readiness. Above the horse, an inscription "NI" is visible, which might denote a city, ruler, or denomination. To the right of the horse appears a palm tree, and below the horse, there seems to be some sort of base or line, possibly indicating ground level in the portrayal. A measurement scale is present to the right side of the coin for size reference, marking intervals of 1 cm and smaller 1 mm increments to give an exact idea of the coin's dimensions.

Created on 2024-03-29

This image shows two ancient silver coins. The front side of the coin on the left depicts a profile view of a person wearing a helmet, likely representing a Greek or Roman figure. The reverse side of the coin on the right shows an image of a horse or other equine animal.