I'm conducting a die study of Farsuleius. If convenient, could members post any examples they have? Omit any bought at public auction, Vcoins or Ebay because I already have these. Dick Schaefer
Welcome to the board Dick! Good luck on your die study, please post your work here when you're finished!
Unfortunately I don't have an example to offer but welcome to CoinTalk, Dick. I'm glad to see you joined. -Jordan Montgomery
Welcome to the board Dick. I don't own an example, yet. I hope you can participate in some of the RR discussions here as I know we would all benefit. Hope to see you at NYINC though I know it's still tentative.
Welcome to CoinTalk! Can you tell us about Farsuleius? I am guessing he was a Roman moneyer in the Republic days? John
@Theodosius , yes it is RR, here is mine. I bought this one from a Pegasi auction in 2006. Not sure if it is in your pics otherwise, so here it is.... Roman Republican Denarius Rome, 75 BC L.FARSVLEI.MENSOR - Lucius Farsuleius Mensor, Diameter – max - 18.8 / min 18.2 Metal Ar Cr 392/1b; Obverse dies 36 / Reverse dies 40 BMCRR 3293 - 3305 Sear: 329 RSC: Farsuleia 2 CRR 789 NMWar 1064 Orientation 6 Pegasi Item 353 from Pegasi Austions Auction XV, close Tuesday, Oct 24, 2006. Purchase date 11/29/2006 Grade VF+ Centering Obv - well centered, all features on coin; rev - 11% off at 11, 3 letters in ex missing, otherwise all features on coin, 0.106382979 Strike good Flan flaws none Style good Patination dark toning Damage none Obverse Bust of Libertas R, draped and wearing diadem, behind - SC & pileus, before – MENSOR Reverse Warrior in biga, holding spear & reins in L hand, helping togate figure with L hand, below – LX[??], in ex [L].FARSVL[EI]
Welcome!!! ....and sorry to say I am also missing any example of that moneyer...but I love the coin posted above
Dick, Welcome to CoinTalk @research . Unfortunately, I don't have an example of Farsuleius to share. I will echo the sentiments above that the Roman Republican collectors here would welcome your participation.
Thanks to all who welcomed me, and those who responded to Farsuleius. Alas, no new examples have emerged yet. Dick