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namely the Enfield
The coin commonly referred to today as the "Widow’s Mite" was originally a small bronze denomination known as a prutah
leading to rust and discoloration over time
the Spanish governor of the province commissioned the military to search for the source of iron which the natives used for their weapons
The dispute ended tragically with Romulus killing Remus
Greek Coin | Athena Design Militaria namely the EnfieldHistory of the Artifact The bronze coins of the Greek city State of Amisos, featuring Athena on the obverse and Perseus on the reverse are a fascinating numismatic reflection of the Hellenistic cultural and political landscape. These coins were primarily struck during the rule of the Mithradatic kings, minted under Mithradates VI Eupator (12063 BCE). Mithradates VI, became known for his defiance against Rome in the Mithradatic Wars. The designs of the
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