My tiny collection...

While 'different from' is widely used in the US when the first clause is followed by a noun, you should use 'different than' when the first clause is followed by a second clause.

These shirts are different from mine.

The outcome was different than he thought it would be.

 

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You, my friend, know how to make an entrance! Welcome to CT. I LOVE that Galba Denarius of yours. It has a certain je ne sais quoi. my only Galba is made of mud and a little bronze...
GALBA
A.D. 68-69. AE Sestertius
(24.75 gms), Rome Mint,
A.D. 68.
RIC-309. Laureate and
draped bust of Galba right;
Reverse: Libertas standing
facing head left holding
pileus and vertical rod.

 

Hey @slynop !

Bonjour de la Dombes cher compatriote, ça fait plaisir de te retrouver ici, on va au moins doubler le nombre de français avec ton arrivée
Ce forum est extra, tu verras : friendly, helpfull and knowledgeable people !

You've already shown some very impressive coins : noone needs a lot of coins when quality is there

BTW you english is excellent my friend, and I can't but second the opinion that your writing of english is far better than that of many people having it as their mother language

Q

 

Paul Revere! Why, it´s ye!!

 

Quality over quantity.

 

Thanks dougsmit for this little help in grammar ^^

Here two others denarius of Galba Imper denarius with Virtus, and one is closed to be sell in an auction.

https://www.sixbid.com/browse.html?auction=4763&category=140859&lot=3928084

And the other :

 

Merci Ragnarok
With a pseudo as this one, did you collect Scandinavian coinage ?

 

Thanks Theodosius and Roman collector.
Hello Maridvnvm

 

Thanks zumbly. I think there are no winner because there is no competition.

 

Not at all, but i want to progress in English.

 

It's always nice to have a Galba
Hello Ryro !

 

Le concombre n'est pas masqué ^^
Salut à toi Cucumbor
I still have 4 coins to show...
For the English language, it may be a professional deformation

 

Yes, but it's not easy at all to found the good coins.
Hello !

 

Here the others coins of my collection.




IVLIA AQVILIA SEVERA AVG / CONCORDIA (star at left on CONCORDIA)

Poids : 3,32 gr

Références : Ric 225 / RSC 2a / Cohen 2 (20 francs) / RCV 7679 / BMC 184

 

Galerius Caesar, argenteus.

MAXIMI-ANVS NOB C / VICTORIA SARMAT

It's a variant of RIC 105b (R4) because for this one it's MAXIMIA-NVS NOB C

If someone know others coins with the same variant, it'd very nice.
Another difference between mine and the RIC 105b, it's for mine there is no ground under the tetrarchs.

Weight : 3,1 gr.

 

My poor argenteus example of Maximianus:

 

It was shocked in the right place

 

Valens, siliqua, Trier.

DN VALEN-S PF AVG / VRBS ROMA // TRPS.

Weight : 2,35gr.

 

The last one now.





Jovinus, siliqua.

D N IOVIN-[VS P F AV]G / VICTOR-[IA - AV]GG/ -|-// SMLDV

Weight : 1,37 gr

RIC 1716 / Cohen 4.

That's all !