(auction win #2) Stylin' Ant. Pius as Caesar

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  1. Severus Alexander

    Severus Alexander find me at NumisForums

    Lots of great posts, thank you!! I especially love that dupondius, @alde.

    Seems like he looks a bit more wide-eyed as Augustus. On yours he looks like he's watching a horror movie, @Mikey Zee!
     
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  3. Curtisimo

    Curtisimo the Great(ish)

    Absolutely did. Mycenae was the biggest pleasant surprise of the trip. Bummer the Mycenaean Civilization didn't use coinage.
    That's a super high grade example Mike with a cool reverse as well. I also think he looks a bit surprised... maybe he's just keeping a leery eye on that lady who is sacrificing stuff ;)
     
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  4. alde

    alde Always Learning

    Thanks SA. I love seeing age progression on the portraits. AP and Marcus Aurelius are good examples.
    You can even see the wrinkles on his forehead on the dupondious. You can also see the hood on the cobras head and the offering in the patera.
     
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  5. ancientone

    ancientone Well-Known Member

    Great denarius SA! Here's a Pius as Ceasar.

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    Bithynia, Tium. Antoninus Pius AE18. Zeus SyrgastesObv: ANTONINO Y KAICAPOC (retrograde) / Pius bust r.
    Rev: ZEUS TIANWN / Zeus Syrgastes standing, l., holding patera and long scepter.
    18mm, 3.4gm.
    Rec Gen 38, var.
     
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  6. Svarog

    Svarog Well-Known Member

    Hello Friends,
    Here is mine:
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