Well, that was a very enjoyable spectacle, the Coinmas giveaway. Thanks to @lordmarcovan and @Randy Abercrombie for teaming up and bringing such...
This entry post is on behalf of @masterswimmer to give to his Grandson. Good luck everyone and Happy Christmas from across the pond.
Nice details still very visible on the obverse.
A wonderful way to finish up for the year. Much more scarce from Lugdunum. Unfortunately your images are not showing
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Nice Alexandrian tet! Here is a denarius Vespasian Denarius, Rome 72-73 AD. RIC 360, (RIC [1962] 50), RSC 574, BMC 71 SEAR 2316. 18mm, 3.19g. IMP...
Nice Salonina. I also picked up my first Salonina a couple of months ago. Egypt. Alexandria. Salonina AD 254-268. Billon-Tetradrachm 21 mm, 9,65 g...
@lordmarcovan On the gift you sent me, not related to any giveaway, most of the stamps remained intact. [ATTACH]
This provincial coin of Septimius Severus was gifted to me. When checking its attribution I discovered the AMNG ref was not correct on the old tag...
Many thanks for the extra chance @Abramthegreat , fingers crossed.
I would like to enter for this one. My Wife collects 2 Euro commemoratives and German coins. She is half German/Norwegian. She would like it. I...
@lordmarcovan I am just letting you know that the Septimius Severus and an unexpected elongated rolled over a buffalo nickel host coin, safely...
@APX78 thank you for the extra chance
Entry post. Those US coins would be the oldest so far in my collection, 1883 is the oldest so far. Here is Emperor Postumus looking like Santa,...
Nice example @Codera , here is a provincial RPC Volume: I №: 3062 Reign: Claudius Persons: Claudius (Augustus) Magistrate: Artemas, son of...
I think I have a mouse connection problem. Click once and 4 posts appear. @lordmarcovan please can you delete three of them.
That wire money looks fascinating. If my number comes up please donate the prize to @SensibleSal66
I don´t know what happened there. I was wishing you a speedy recovery and donating my entry to you.
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