Arrived yesterday. Quite a prized issue from this mint. The Wiki piece about Herod I gifting this area to the Romans etc. made fascinating reading. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesarea_Maritima Domitian, AD 83., AE23 of Caesaria Maritima, Judea. 10.88 gr. 23mm IMP DOMITIANVS CAES AVG GERMANICVS, laureate head left / No legend, Minerva standing left, holding shield and spear, placing helmet on trophy consisting of cuirass, two shields and spears, two crossed greaves at bottom. Hendin 1455, Meshorer TJC 392, RPC II 2305, SNG ANS 492-494. Feel free to show your Flavian provincials
TITUS AR Denarius OBVERSE: T CAES IMP VESP CENS, laureate head right, "o" beneath neck REVERSE: FIDES PVBL, hands clasped over caduceus, two poppies and two corn-ears Struck at Uncertain Asian Mint or Ephesus, 76AD 2.9g, 19mm RIC V 1485 (Vesp), RPC 1459 Ex David Atherton; ex Harry Sneh Collection; ex Sayles; ex Lavender
