These are just nice examples of coins I did not have. Some are better than others and some cost a bit more than others but most were bought just because I am addicted to such things and buy them when I see one that strikes my fancy at a show. Most look better in hand (particularly the Numerian) so I will need to reshoot them in the five months before I attend another coin show. Five months is a long time for me to rely just on mail order. As usual on such purchases I have buyer's remorse about half of them but still see some good points about each other than the fact that they were types I did not have. Caracalla and Julia Domna AE of Marcianopolis but her name off flan. I bought this in spite of the wear for the bold reverse legends and the long form obverse spelling out Augustus rather than Sebastos. Victorinus Cologne mint with obverse legend including PIAV but barely on flan (already needs upgrading) Probus Rome mint with temple - rough but large flan (already needs upgrading) Numerian as Augustus Lugdunum mint - photo makes it look rougher than in hand - the obverse is really nice looking in hand (needs rephotographing)
Nice coins, I actually like these the best over your other buys. I have a common numerian on the way, unless its lost >(
This temple appears in several Probus versions. I have seen fewer of the 'ordinary' busts than of the fancy left facing ones but do not know if that is a matter of rarity or dealers preferring the fancy ones.
