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It looks like we need some of Hadrian's "friends"...with benefits.
Hadrian, 117-138
- Sabina, wife of Hadrian
- Antinous, favorite of Hadrian
Lucius Aelius, Caesar under Hadrian, 136-138
Antoninus Pius, 138-161

 

Sabina (128-136 A.D.)
AR Denarius
O: SABINA AVGVSTA, diademed and draped bust of Sabina right.
R: CONCOR-DIA AVG, Concordia seated left, holding patera and scepter.
Rome
18mm
3.33g
RIC 391; RSC 24
Ex A. Lynn Collection (Freeman & Sear E16), 89.



Aelius (136 - 138 A.D.)
AR Denarius
O: L AELIVS CAESAR, bare head right.
R: TR POT COS II, Felicitas standing left, caduceus in left, cornucopia in right.
Rome Mint, 137 A.D.
3.16g
18mm
SRCV II 3973, RIC II Hadrian 430, RSC II 50, BMCRE III Hadrian 969

 

AELIUS CAESAR

RI Aelius Caesar 138 CE AE As 26mm Rome mint Fortuna-Spes cornucopia and rudder


SABINA

RI Sabina 117-137 Denarius 3.18g Venus standing right holding an apple RSC73

 

Sabina Concordia Sestertius


Aelius Spes As

 

AELIUS
AE As
OBVERSE: L AELIVS CAESAR - Bare head right
REVERSE: PANNO-NIA S-C across field, TR POT COS II,
Pannonia standing right, head left, holding vexillum in
right hand and pulling swath of drapery across legs with
left hand
Struck at Rome, 137 AD
23.5g, 30mm
RIC 1071 (Hadrian), S 1217

 

I love the map, @Andres2 !! Thank you for sharing it!

 

Your wellcome Justin.
I guess this guy watched the store when the couple went on holiday

 

Anyone have boytoy Antinous?

 

Maybe @TIF ?

 

I already posted an antinous (just a tessera, but an antinous, nonetheless)

 

Nerp! I even liked it when I saw it. haha. Cool Tessera! I guess we are good to go on AP then!

 

I just went back and looked at it. Thanks @ycon

 

Aelius and Sabina






Q

 

well let me get in my only known Antonius Pius coin, which is the 2nd to last coin i've got into my collection then ^^ well worn but still good... Antonius Pius dupondius

 

Antoninus Pius (138-161 A.D.)
Laodicaea ad Mare
Obverse: Portrait of AP right
Reverse: Portrait of Tyche left, with city represented on her head

 

o wow!~

 

amazing Reverse with Tyche- brilliant patina!