Did people find it hard to select a Tiberius to acquire? You don't come across them every day it seems to me.
In my experience, such as it is, some definitely come up more often than others. There is one I have been keeping an eye out for in the past year to no avail. It may just be one of those that shows up every 15 or 20 years. I missed out on an interesting one recently. It was the denarius with the quadriga reverse, but at least 2 of the horses were looking backwards. Apparently there are a few of these around but not too many. Now if you want a tribute penny, that would be a different story. There seems to be no end of those.
I hadnt noticed this one before. Once again, its both Greek and Roman, and a seriously cool one: Pisidia, Etenna, 1st Century BC Obv: Nypmh advancing right, head turned to left, holding coiled serpent. Amphora to left. Rev: Curved knife, E T E across fields. SNGCop147 // SNGFrance1534-6
Not just my first Tiberius, but my first ancient coin EVER! AR Denarius Lugdunum, AD 16-37 3.82 gm, 18.9 mm Obv: TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS, laureate head, r. Rev: PONTIF MAXIM, Livia, as Pax, seated r., holding olive branch and inverted spear; legs of chair ornate, triple line below, feet on footstool. RIC-28; Similar to Sear 1763; BMC 45; BN 18; RSC 16b
That was a great start @Roman Collector ! @Yolonda do you know if the book in that CNG auction description was ever published because it sounds very interesting. A quick search of Amazon didn't reveal anything.
I suspect you clicked the wrong auto-complete name. Did you mean Volodya? Regardless, I'm going to start calling him Yolanda
@Jwt708 LOL, When you posted I went and looked up Yolanda... only ONE post back in 2012. I was wondering if she was an Amazon guru or something... LOL
Very cool and interesting posts!!! LOVE the OP provincial!! My only Tiberius is from Heritage and the old sellers photo.... slabbed: