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Victor_Clark replied to the thread unlisted bust for Constantine ROMAE AETERNAE.

Yes, one example known.

Victor_Clark liked kountryken's post in the thread unlisted bust for Constantine ROMAE AETERNAE.

Very good, sir. It may not be in "uncirculated" condition, but, so far it sounds like there is currently a population of 1? Congratulations.

Victor_Clark attached a file to the thread concretion of coins from the Epfig Hoard.

I got a few more concretions [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] and the display on my desk-- [ATTACH]

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unlisted bust for Constantine ROMAE AETERNAE

This coin is a little worse for wear; but it is not in RIC. This reverse type for Constantine I is recorded as cuirassed only; while...

Forum: Ancient Coins

Victor_Clark attached a file to the thread recent Diocletian additions.

here's a few more that I have had for a couple of months. two from the Rauceby Hoard-- This hoard was discovered in the UK in 2017 and...

Victor_Clark liked Bing's post in the thread recent Diocletian additions.

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recent Diocletian additions

I have been filling out my Diocletian collection and added three examples this week. first up is IOVI FVLGERATORI -- to Jupiter the...

Forum: Ancient Coins

Victor_Clark attached a file to the thread Theodahad VICTORIA PRINCIPVM from Rome...the last sestertius.

A few years earlier, Athalaric issued a smaller coin also with S-C on the reverse. Two examples below, the first is the "fine" style...

Victor_Clark liked The Meat man's post in the thread Theodahad VICTORIA PRINCIPVM from Rome...the last sestertius.

That's a great coin. Fascinating that he put the "S/C" on the reverse, especially since the Romans themselves hadn't done that for what,...

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Theodahad VICTORIA PRINCIPVM from Rome...the last sestertius

This is a recent addition to my Ostrogoth collection. This is a very Roman inspired coin with the style of dress, especially the helmet...

Forum: Ancient Coins

Victor_Clark attached a file to the thread Numismatic Books.

Old books were frequently ripped apart. Often because they were falling to pieces, but also because they were more valuable if the pages...

Victor_Clark attached a file to the thread Historically significant coins?.

Issued after Constantine defeated Maxentius...the reverse translates as "To Hercules the Victor" and Constantine was descended from...

Victor_Clark attached a file to the thread Diocletian - Ric VI Lugdunum 14A.

my set-- Diocletian [ATTACH] Maximianus [ATTACH] Constantius I [ATTACH] Galerius [ATTACH]

Victor_Clark attached a file to the thread Galeria Valeria.

All these Galeria Valeria coins are folles. My page with an example from each of the 8 Eastern mints that struck coinage for her --...