I really need to photograph all of my coins and gather up all the attributions+other info. I have a gallery on CCF but stopped adding to it after a year and even then it was only like half-completed. And I have a personal file documenting my collection but it hasn't been updated in months. I'm tempted to start a gallery again, but I don't think too many people would be interested in looking at my mostly lower-grade collection consisting primarily of later Romans and Byzantines.
This took quite a bit longer to put together than I'd care to admit but the process was enjoyable! It isn't my entire collection but it's a representative cross-section, intentionally showing the "better" sides of most (i.e. ignoring incuse punches)
Personally, I prefer the obverse of the Kyrene stater with the forward-facing quadriga. You need to re-do this picture immediately! ;-) Really, how many Photoshop layers were involved in this picture?
Is that the obverse and reverse of Augustus with Agrippa Nemausus As I see in there. Do you have two?!?
Both sides are included for that stater - I couldn't play favorites for that particular coin! It is about 140 layers from ~90 coins, resulting in a 1.5 GB Photoshop PSD.
Thanks! If it doesn't download at a high enough resolution, send me a PM and I can get you a nicer version.
I can't show my whole collection, 970 coins at the moment, with about 2/3 being LRB from hoards, the rest picked up here and there. Here is a fairly recent one, Trebonianus Gallus, an emperor of which I had no example yet.
Yep, see it now... just missed it earlier. My bad. All the coins seem roughly the same size -- did you try a collage with each coin displayed in its relative size (to other coins)?
Just noticed this image is 2560 x 1600 -- exactly the native resolution of my external Apple HD Cinema Display. Same monitor?
No, just plain Doctorate. Don't worry, I have been wasting money on my hobby, just not enough time to post much here. Good news is classes are ending in a couple of weeks, then I just have to write the dissertation.