None of the references seem to make any differentiation on these attributes on the attribution. As such I think it would be RIC 360 Bust type F...
RIC 360 Bust Type F? https://probvs.net/probvs/R360/R360.html Here is my bust type H example. [ATTACH]
The difference comes down to the style of engraving across all aspects, which comes with experience. There is also a "tell" with these. If you...
This one is a Rome mint example. An eastern example would look like this (from the Barry Murphy collection website) [IMG]
The new style Eastern Mint of Septimius Severus starts with an IMP VIII issue, followed by an IMP VIIII issue. There is then a gap in RIC, which...
They don't usually turn up this nice on both side.
I did build a collection of these sacrifice variations a while back. Here is one of them. Obv:– IMP ANTONINVS PIVS AVG, laureate, horned, draped...
This is a great coin and is quite significant from a numismatic perspective. It is further evidence of the processes used in the mint. A few...
The IMP X - Genius is ex-my collection.. I am so glad it found a suitable home.
I am choosing to use "eastern" quite deliberatley. There is no real evidence of the location of the mints for the AVG-COS series or the IMP II,...
We are now a few years on and I have added another two reverse dies to the one in my OP. One is the MONET AVG type that I mentioned above, the...
I don't think that the reverse type is unique to Clodius Albinus. The type is also rarely used on the denarii of Septimius Severus, see my example...
This coin is in tribute to both coin friends we have lost recently. A FEL TEMP, fallen horseman, thinking of @randygeki which was a gift to me...
Re-uploaded.... hopefully works now
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