It's high time the fellow added some Faustina coins to his collection! Here are my examples of his Faustina I denarii. Post anything relevant!
I greatly admire your passion for this often overlooked area of collecting. I would love to track down a lifetime Faustina denarius for myself.
Julia Domna Ar Denarius Laodicea ad Mare Obv Cust right draped Rv Pudicitia seated left. RIC 644 3,50 grms 18mm
Do moms count as "empresses"? Here is my latest - a denarius of Julia Soaemias - mother of Elagabalus: Julia Soaemias Denarius (218-222 A.D.) Rome Mint IVLIA SOAEMIAS AVG, draped bust right / VENVS CAELESTIS, Venus seated left, holding apple and scepter; at her feet, child standing right. RIC 243; BMC 55-60; RSC 14. (2.72 grams / 18 mm) eBay July 2021 "...the coin’s reverse depicts Venus Caelestis, the Roman equivalent of Carthaginian goddess Dea Caelesis, who was wedded to Elagabal (courtesy of Elagabalus) as part of a parallel ritual wherein the young Augustus married the noblewoman Annia Faustina. This ceremony intended – and failed - to ameliorate the chaotic imperial situation." www.collectors-society.com Here's my only Faustina I lifetime denarius - not the best peacock ever rendered on a Roman coin, that's for sure: Faustina I Denarius (c. 138-141 A.D.) (Lifetime) Rome Mint FAVSTINA AVGVSTA; draped bust right. / IVNONI REGINAE; throne, draped, sceptre against it; below peacock with tail spread. RIC 339a; RSC 219. (2.68 grams / 18 mm) eBay Apr. 2018
Crispina, wife of Commodus! Probably one of my favorite empress coins is this Faustina II with lovely, "honest" wear: