This recent addition is this week's favorite and is my first sestertius! Gordian III, AD 238-244 AE, sestertius, 25.46g, 32.5mm; 12h; Rome, AD 238-239 Obv.: IMP CAES MANT GORDIANVS AVG; laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right Rev.: VICTORIA AVG; Victory advancing left, carrying wreath and palm; S-C Ref.: RIC III 258a And if you're brave enough, a little jam I was enjoying on my drive home:
Feeling a little slow around here this evening...so today's favorites! I love the detail and crispness of this Constantine II "Glory to the Military." I'm a sucker for these types.
=> outstanding, eh?!! (man, it looked like quite the party!!) oh, but I thought I'd also toss-in a newer version ... "new version?" (he said) Yah, I "love" you original version (awesome teen memories) ... but I also like both versions (ummm, occasionally you're allowed to like both, right?) Hey look, it's fricken Saturday once again!!!
My older sister gave me this "album" ... 45 fricken years ago (wow, amazing, eh?!!) => seems like yesterday
I need to think of some songs to post because I have several coins that need to be shared. I'm not a Rod Stewart fan...but I do like your coin!
Yah, even if you hate Rod, ya gotta love that song (makes me pumped, every fricken time!!) => it's like a fricken Time-Machine!!
I'm a metal kind of guy. I am a big fan of the classics but there are some that don't do much for me.