Oh! Apparently I just missed the release of RPC V.2 online because this type is actually there, including the two examples (their first example...
Oh, just saw the update! Well done!
EDIT: MISSED THE LAST COMMENT! Never mind all this It does look like the host coin could be Stratonicaea, which should in theory lead to other...
Very nice one! I think you've already posted the envelope elsewhere so I won't make a fuss about the "old envelope tax". Incidentally, about 75...
Now >36 hours, so it's open But for anyone wanting to do the last theme, that's any coin with Athena, Ares, Nike, Mars, Minerva, Victory (or...
He was also accused of killing his mother Agrippina Jr. (who was, in turn, accused of a bunch of other royal murders). Here's their Drachm from...
Very nice group! After digging through many old photos and drawers I haven't opened in a long time, I now suspect that: (1) Constantinople mint...
I guess this one could be up for debate, whether the Bretti were in Greek, Punic, or Roman Italy at this particular moment, but the ethnic in is...
That's beautiful work!
My quote was Han Solo! (The Blade-Runner one reminds me of it because they begin almost identically)
I've seen a lot of strange stuff. But I've never seen anything to make me believe that there's one all-powerful Force controlling everything....
nice looking sestertius, @GinoLR ! I've got at least a couple Sev. Alex. Sestertii... but none with Sol (or any denomination of Sev. Alex. with...
I'm assuming that's an AE As. (ANNONA AVG?) The surfaces are eroded and it has a lot of edge loss. Could be that it's also lost mass as some of...
It's the A.H. "Fred" Baldwin Collection. This coin was Lot 56 at the Baldwin's sale of his collection on 20 November 1969 in London ("Important...
Boxing. Here was a fight at the Chicago Golden Gloves semifinals many years back. I'm the guy in red getting beaten. Only shows rounds 1-2. The...
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