That's a very strong counterargument. Thanks for doing the research!
There were a limited number of reverse dies used to strike this coin for Manlia Scantilla, and most of the dies have readily distinguishable...
Oh, another 1st century empress!
[IMG] Antonia, Augusta AD 37 and 41. Roman orichalcum dupondius, 12.10 gm, 28.3 mm. Rome, AD 41-50. Obv: ANTONIA AVGVSTA, bust of Antonia, draped...
The Daily Mail writes: The discovery was made in October 2018, when Mrs Castle found a broken coin on the surface of the ground. Another signal...
You know this counts, @Ryro! Here's a edited -- Lysimachos's wife, Arsinoe II. She was the daughter of Ptolemy I and Berenice. Lysimachos divorced...
This anti-Christian bigot got his comeuppance by Karma, not suicide. He had a slow, painful, embarrassing death from a severe infection of the...
I'm drawn to the CONSTANTINOPOLI(S) and VRBS ROMA commemoratives! Here's a pair from Siscia. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Next: Helmeted bust, left.
Cool!
Great find! It goes to show you that interesting coins may turn up at even a small, local show! This is one of the coins I purchased at a recent...
2nd century BC bronze from Obulco in Iberia. Similar to this one (but with different characters in the reverse inscriptions).
Very common; one of the most commonly encountered asses issued under Caligula.
No. There are 89 specimens in RPC alone.
I like those modern bee coins! And I clicked your page at collectivecoin, too! That's quite a bug collection you have!!
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