Tetrarchy in London - Partially silvered photos

Monday is almost done here in New York.

Great light today had me feeling like I cracked the matrix for taking pictures of partially silvered coins:


RIC 34.


Love to see your London coins from the Tetrarchy.

 

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A light-dappled Diocletian.

 

A rough but still loved Constantius.

London RIC 37a

 

LMCC 2.01.007 - Maximianus


LMCC 2.01.007 - Diocletian


LMCC 3.01.024 - Constantius


3.01.031 - Galerius

Wonderful coin, IMP Shogun.

 

Shogun, Your Galerius nummus is a beauty ! They don't get any better . Some nummi from my collection are pictured below.


Diocletian, AD 284-305 (struck AD 303-305). London Mint. Billon Nummus: 10.17 gm, 28 mm, 6 h. RIC 28a.


Maximian Herculius, AD 286-310 (struck circa AD 303). London Mint. Billon Numus: 9.67 gm, 27 mm, 6 h. RIC 25. Ex Freeman & Sear 14, lot 472, 2007.


Galerius as Caesar, AD 293-305 (struck circa AD 303-305). London Mint. Billon Nummus: 10.46 gm, 29 mm, 6 h. RIC 33. Ex Brian Henry Grover Collection.


Constantius I as Caesar, AD 293-305 (struck circa AD 303). London Mint. Billon follis: 8.99gm, 28 mm, 6 h. RIC 22. Ex Freeman & Sear 14, lot 481, 2007.

 

I have owned a few over the years.....

Diocletian

Maximianus Herculius

Constantius Chlorus

Galerius (as Augustus)

Severus II

Maximinus II Daia

 

Here's a Mostly/partially silvered Nummus of Constantius
RIC 14a, Cloke & Toone 2.01.010
Ex. AAMC Auction 3, July 24, 2021, lot 306
I'm increasingly becoming more interested in the Tetrarchic (is that a word?) coins of London, and threads like this keep me attuned. Great examples above! Thanks @IMP Shogun for starting this.