I'm not sure what you mean, every one I see has the crosslet. I actually found a couple PCGS graded ones that look like a perfect die match to...
I've been very, very slowly going through the many half dimes I bought and put away 30+ years ago and I've posted a few of them recently. I came...
Congratulations! As a fellow engineer (electrical) who worked closely with the Air Force for over 35 years I can tell you it's very challenging at...
Here's the half follis version from Trier for Constantine with the shortened reverse of MARTI CONSERV. [ATTACH]
I've shown this Justinian decanummium from Carthage before but it's definitely my favorite Byzantine piece. [ATTACH]
I've only had a couple of coins of Kos over the years as they are all quite scarce. Here's one of them. Kos Caria, Pseudo-Imperial Ae; Time of...
I'm not sure about the first but the second one is definitely Phokaia Ionia: Obv: Head of Hermes left, wearing petatos Rev: Monogram of Phokaia...
@ValiantKnight : That is a decent piece for Placidia, they are very scarce. Hopefully I finally get to meet up with you at the FUN show in...
@Severus Alexander: I wish I could tell you it's Galla Placidia ... but there's really no way to be absolutely sure. I see what you are saying...
Went through another batch and found two more. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The first one can only be Val III as it is the CAS - (TRA) type camp gate. The...
I was just starting out collecting ancients about 20 years ago and loved going through pick bins looking for anything interesting. One...
Here's one of John I, Tzimisces (969-976 AD) from the Cherson mint (ref: Sear 1794) [ATTACH]
Yeah, I think so too but this is just one of those coins you need to be a bit wary of.
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