She-wolf coin exergue: star SLG

Hi Justin and Welcome. I'm new here, too. So far has been a good experience. BTW, I've got three VRBS ROMA coins. I'll post one of them later...

 

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I've been using my new Pixel XL phone which is supposed to be able to take great photos, so far, so good.

 

Awesome

 

Check out @dougsmit pages on photography. Very helpful.

 

While I appreciate the mention by Ajax, I have no reason to believe my pages would benefit a phone user in any way. I have never taken a photo with a phone that I could tolerate. This list needs a supporter of phone photography to step up and help those who refuse to own a camera.

 

My fiancé has a nice Canon Rebel T6 SLR that I might start to experiment with.

 

My digital phone images are “just okay.” My Droid Razr camera does pretty well. I take my digital images into Photoshop to enhance them (color, contrast, and lighting) and add creative backgrounds.

 

I have one of those and it will do a fine job once you get the hang of it.

 

Here's one of mine:





Mintmark appears to be SMTS, not sure where this puppy was struck, anybody know?

 

Thessalonica I believe.

 

Haha "puppy" clever!

 

Here's my chocolate from YOC

Then just because

 

Welcome Bennie! Nice looking coin.

What else do you have?

Post a thread on your collecting interests.

John

 

So much my friend!

 

Welcome here @Justin Lee, pretty sure you'll find it's a nice place

Here's a nice and usefull resource for those (and others from the 4th century) : http://www.nummus-bible-database.co...s=&nombreResultats=50&btRechercher=Rechercher

Although it's in french it's really easy and handy

Q

 

My VRBS ROMA. First one has three dots between two stars on the reverse. If anyone know RIC number for this she-wolf?

 

Nicomedia
RIC VII 195 City Commemorative AE3. 330-335 AD. VRBS ROMA, helmeted bust of Roma left / she-wolf and twins, 2 stars above with three dots vertically placed between them. Mintmark SMNB. RIC VII Nicomedia 195; Sear 16521.

 

Thank you Bing.

 

Don't mention it. BTW, a good resource for finding these is Helvetica's help pages: http://www.catbikes.ch/coinstuff/coinstuff.htm