I think that’s from the first Percy Jackson movie, one of the favorite book/movie series of my daughter. [ATTACH] For years, I thought this was...
Thank you. I will probably keep asking you stupid questions about Latin in the future now, because: [ATTACH] Google translator bites the dust again.
I sometimes get envious of those that specialize in these nice big Antioch provincials. It’s an area that I have considered myself, but decided...
As we’re into Latin cases, and this also is one of your areas, @Roman Collector : When I look for the translation of «Apoll Salutari», the...
Aside from the Hercules coins of Commodus, are you able to recall any Roman issues with this reverse type?
If you come across a similar coin that is not a die-match, you can rid yourself of the possibility that the legend on your coin is a typo from the...
I suspect that you are trying to talk your way out of paying for the war here. I’m sure you have a denarius or two somewhere?
You're the friendly neighbourhood Super-Donna, Donna.
Sigh.... I’m not able to change this strikethrough, it seems. Looks like I’ll just have to give peace a chance and quit this whole campaign.
Thanks!
Very interesting, @Roman Collector I only learned English, German and French at school, so I only know the German dativ Kasus, plus some old...
Romania, right? So is the piano player, Eugen Cicero:) I’ve never heard Nero on lyre, but I’m willing to bet my bozouki on Decebal Badila being...
Aaaaand if someone can explain how I can get text without a line over it, it would be great....
I bought some uncleaned silver coins before Christmas, and received them last weekend. One of them was this one: [ATTACH] Q. Caecilius Metellus...
Donna, I have to compliment you in general when it comes to finding nice new old coins. I think you always post nice examples of interesting...
A little tooling of the hair and ear, perhaps?
I don’t want to argue wether these coins are fake or not, but those two coins don’t look like they come from the same die. There seems to be...
Really? I didn’t realize that these were hard to get, as they are fairly common, at least Severus. They’re pretty popular though. I have had mine...
There must be a lot of die variations on these Dea Caelestis reverses? Here she is with a thunderbolt that looks like a big hot dog, and her arm...
I have wondered if the Greeks put reverses like that on the coins to communicate that «this is what you guys are all about».
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