Ancient Greek coin Sicily Tyndaris 334 B.C. Ae 22 ???? Please help!

[samcoins]

Ancient Greek Sicily Tyndaris 334 B.C  size Ae 22 ??????

[Phil Anthos]

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[samcoins]

Thanks, I would like to know if that is the right information? Ancient Greek Sicily Tyndaris 334 B.C  size Ae 22 ???

[Ryro]

Only you can tell us if it's Ae22. That simply means it's 22mm, and Ae means bronze.

Hers your best resource, ac search: https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?term=Sicily+Tyndaris+Dioscuri+&category=1-2&lot=&date_from=&date_to=&thesaurus=1&images=1&en=1&de=1&fr=1&it=1&es=1&ot=1&currency=usd&order=0

I don't believe that's a lefty Apollo, but could be Tanit. Though it is the Dioscuri on horseback on the reverse. 

[samcoins]

Thanks Ryro,

Yes, it's bronze, the size is 22 mm, I'll check the link you sent me .

Thanks so much for the reply!!!

[Herodotus]

ACSearch(suggested by RYRO above) is a great resource.

This type appears to be from Syracuse, Sicily 5th Republic(minted from 215-212 BC). The exergue looks to be a fragment of: ΣΥΡΑΚΟΣΙΟΝ

Here's another example...

[samcoins]

Wow, Thanks Herodotus.

That is the exact coin I have in my hands.

Thanks for the great resource!!