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

	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	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).