Ancient Egyptian Coins; - Ptolemaic Dynasty: 323 to 30 BC.

	Click HERE for a review of the relationship of Ptolemaic two-eagle coinage with co-regency or go directly to Two Eagles on Ptolemaic Coins as Representations of Co-Regency at www.ptolemaic.net/two-eagles	This website gives a convincing answer to the question "Why did the Ptolemaic mint place the image of two eagles on so many of its bronze coins?"
	Corrected Attribution of the ‘Coinex’ Hoard; Reform of Ptolemaic Bronze Coins during the Reign of Ptolemy VI with Cleopatra I (180-176 BC) and Cleopatra II (176-170 BC) at www.ptolemaic.net/coinex	Based on countermarks, coin types and coin hoards, this website corrects a recently published faulty attribution for coins of Ptolemy VI.
	Cypriot Bronze Coins of Cleopatra VII with Caesarion at www.ptolemaic.net/cleopatra VII	This website shows that two types of Cypriot bronze coins frequently attributed to Ptolemy XII (80-51 BC) were clearly issued by his daughter Cleopatra VII and her co-regent Caesarion (44-30 BC).
	A Possibly Unique Isis Head Bronze Coin of Cleopatra I at www.ptolemaic.net/cleopatra I	This bronze coin, with an obverse female head showing corkscrew locks, a wreath of barley, and the legend QUEEN CLEOPATRA, represents Cleopatra I (180-176 BC) as Isis.
	Click on the box (LEFT) to see that the denominations of Ptolemy VI are not indicated by obverse and/or reverse types. Denominations of bronze coins in the second century were determined by weight and corresponding size. Are there Denominational Indicators on Ptolemaic Bronze Coins? at www.ptolemaic.net/denominations Click ABOVE to see the answer to this question.	This review of the bronze coins of Ptolemies II, III, IV, V and VI shows that the Ptolemaic mint did not have a policy of denominational marking. As in the third century, denominational indication was by weight/size.
	A Graphic Interpretation of the Chronology of Second Century Bronze Coins at www.ptolemaic.net/SecondCenturyBC	An analysis of weight/size data shows that there are serious flaws in a recently presented chronology for 2nd century bronze coinage.