I like a coin with a good story and characters that I haven't run into before - this one is not about the Pittsburgh or Las Vegas Gladiators or Cleveland Gladiators and a foot ball interception - but rather about a coin issued by a Roman governor who was mopping up after Actium and his efforts to stop loyal supporters of Mark Antony and Cleopatra. https://www.sullacoins.com/post/intercepting-the-gladiators Post your coins of Augustus, Mark Antony, Cleopatra, Agrippa, coins issued in Roman Antioch, or anything else you find interesting or entertaining.
I thought I had a complete set, but I think I may still be missing one example: Legio IIX. I think I saw one presented here a few months ago.
Octavian turned out to be a very good emperor. I don't think Mark Anthony would have worked out that well. It's funny. No matter how old August Caeasar became, he never aged on his coins.
