This is the category of my collection for all Ancient and Medieval Coins, and includes pretty much everything that dates up to the year 1600 AD. One exception to this is the subcollection of the Roman Twelve Caesars, which have their own thread. SEE MY OTHER COLLECTIONS HERE. Coins below are displayed in chronological order. Photos are not shown to scale. Thank you for taking the time to view my collections. I welcome your comments. Numismatic Regards, ~Robertson (“Rob”) Shinnick (“lordmarcovan”) Golden Isles of Georgia, USA
Greece (Ionia, Phokaia): ca. 478-387 BC electrum hekte Greece (Sicily, Syracuse): ca. 460-450 BC silver litra of the Second Democracy Greece (Attica): ca. 440-404 BC silver "Owl" tetradrachm of Athens Greece (Sicily, Akragas): ca. 425-406 BC silver hemidrachm Greece (Macedon): ca. 336-323 BC silver drachm of Alexander the Great, lifetime issue Greece (Pamphylia, Aspendos): ca. 325-250 BC silver stater Greece (Thrace, Pantakapaion): ca. 310-303 BC bronze Æ21 Greece (Spartans in Taras, Calabria, Italy): ca. 302-281 BC silver drachm Roman Republic: ca. 103 BC silver denarius of Q. Minucius Thermus Greece (Carian Islands, Rhodes): ca. 88-84 BC silver drachm
Roman Republic: ca. 63 BC silver denarius of L. Furius Brocchus Celtic Tribes (Catuvellauni & Trinovantes): ca. 8-41 AD gold quarter-stater of Cunobelin Roman Empire: ca. 117-138 AD bronze sestertius of Hadrian Roman Empire: ca. 159 AD bronze sestertius of Antoninus Pius Roman empire: ca. 360-363 AD silver siliqua of Julian II; found in 1887 in the East Harptree Hoard Eastern Roman Empire: ca. 476-491 AD gold solidus of Zeno, Constantinople mint Byzantine Empire: ca. 527-565 AD gold tremissis of Justinian I Sasanian Empire: ca. 591-628 AD silver drachm of Khusru II India (Western Gangas of Talakad): ca. 1100-1327 gold Gajapati pagoda, elephant facing right Sicily (Norman Kings): ca. 1154-1166 gold tari of Guglielmo I ("William the Bad")
German States (Augsburg): ca. 1184-1202 silver bracteate of Bishop Udalschalk von Eschenlohe German States (Brunswick-Lüneburg): ca. 1195-1213 silver bracteate of William Longsword England: ca. 1213-1215 silver penny of King John, from the Gisors hoard found in Normandy Scotland: ca. 1280-1286 silver penny of Alexander III, second coinage Crusader States (Cyprus): ca. 1324-1359 silver gros of Hugo IV France: ca. 1380-1422 gold Ecu d'or of Charles VI, from the Lucerne Abbey Treasure (100 Years' War) England: ca. 1431-1432 silver groat of Henry VI, from the Reigate Hoard found in Surrey German States (Frankfurt): 1495 goldgulden of Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor Lithuania: 1550 silver half-grosz of Sigismund II Augustus of Poland, Vilnius mint England: 1575 silver sixpence of Elizabeth I, Tower mint, eglantine mintmark
Curated with the same level of care as the other collections. You have an excellent eye for numismatic treasures.
Another thread with a bunch of beautiful coins! I'm partial to US coinage, true, but am being drawn more and more towards the "dark side". My favorite of this grouping would have to be this one as I really dig the design:
Several nice pieces. I'll let you guess which one is my favorite. The bracteate's are nice to look, but are light and wafer thin.
Maybe my only Levinson-listed coin, eh? You actually know Robert Levinson, don’t you? (For those wondering who/what I’m talking about, here.)
Bob and I are good friends. I've had lunch/dinner with Bob and his wife quite a few times. A few years ago I discovered a couple of pieces unknown to him and others. We share pics of coins with each other. His knowledge about Early Dated coins along with other Medieval coins is amazing.