Sear's book isn't "Roman Republic Coins and their Value", it's "Roman Coins and their Values". Volume I covers Roman Republican coins and coins...
Here are a couple of chairs on a Cr. 434/2 denarius: [IMG] [IMG] Next - another chair, but with someone sitting in it...
When I showed this to a non-coin collecting friend, he said "Who's the doll?", so I guess Ceres should be my Valentine: [IMG] (Obv. of Cr. 427/1...
With a chin like that, I'd guess Maximinus.
Both fakes...
Looks like a spearhead? - Cr 88/3a. ATB, Aidan.
Ooh, they're nice!
I will show you two coins I have a crush on. This is a very bad photo' of a nice Syracuse tetradrachm (Tudeer 82, SNG ANS 290). I had seen it...
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever", as Keats wrote.
It's a denarius of L. Rubrius Dossenus Obv. DOS - Veiled head of Juno right, sceptre behind Rev. Triumphal chariot right, small Victory standing...
Somewhat better than mine! (also with Lucius, but different variety - Cr. 517/5c, HCRI 247): [IMG]
That was a great buy - as I recall, it was even nicer in-hand and finding the old provenance makes it even better. ATB, Aidan.
Well, this tetradrachm is from Ake-Ptolemais, Ake is the first half of my username :D [IMG]
I don't think there's anything special about the number XVI - each number is known from one die, though it's of course possible that some are much...
I have a Peter Nichols Crozier and about twenty five Abafil trays (I've an idea it may be 27 trays, but I'm not certain without counting), plus an...
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