The quinarius denomination

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Valentinian, Oct 22, 2015.

  1. dougsmit

    dougsmit Member

    I got this worn Hadrian / Victory quinarius in a Robinson sale decades ago. It is my only Imperial quinarius other than an Allectus like SteveX6 showed.
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  3. Terence Cheesman

    Terence Cheesman Well-Known Member

    Quinarius MT Crawford 103 211-210 B.C. 2.14 grms 103-b.jpeg
     
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  4. Fugio1

    Fugio1 Well-Known Member

    I've found a copy of Cathy King's book on David Sear's site. Thanks. Here is my most recent quinarius acquisition: 86A:1.jpg
    “Q” Silver quinarius 2.11g
    I won this in the Nomisma ELive sale earlier this month. My initial research led me to the familiar RRC 102 Q coins in Crawford and was perplexed that the style was nothing like the one that was offered in the Nomisma sale. My friend @red_spork reminded me that there are actually two separate Q symbol quinarius issues. This is the earlier and a scarcer variety, RRC 86A/1.
     
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  5. red_spork

    red_spork Triumvir monetalis

    I meant to ask you about that. I'm very glad to see that you won it. That's a really nice example of this scarce and interesting type.
     
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