Never get tired of seeing great coins, and that is an exceptionally nice one. One to be admired . . . no, coveted. Wonderful pick-up and at a...
@dougsmit Great example of this coin, Doug. Now that is what I wanted to see. If my coin was in better condition (less wear) it would look like...
Recently, I purchased this Maxentius, with Dioscuri AND 'She Wolf' reverse. Not an 'excellent' example, but quite adequate for me. MAXENTIUS 309...
@chrsmat71 Whatever it is, and wherever it is from, I don't think it is worth keeping.
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@chrsmat71 - I got it from 'white.wolf36' on ebay. @Dionysos - very close but Herakles hair is different in many areas.
@TypeCoin971793 I think you might have something, there. Let me read up on it, (tomorrow - past my bed-time here). Thanks.
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I'm not sure that the weight is a problem. These coins seem to vary quite a bit depending on size. (See 'Wildwinds', Price 3531 var. 28.14 mm.,...
I believe that this coin is Alexander III 'The Great', because, (on the reverse), the coin has the word Alexander (in Greek) in the right field,...
@randygeki There's a thought. Thank-you.
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@zumbly You 'think', but, I 'know', it's as far as I can get. I was, (sort of), hoping someone, much better versed in these than me, might see...
Sorry, you guys, but I have another. This coin was given to me and because of it's poor condition I had to have a go at attributing it. I got as...
Agreed, Chris, but I don't like writing on the card 342 or 344. Might be one to 'sell', (when I get around to selling any). Thanks.
I agree. Therein lies my problem. I was (sort of) hoping that there might be another way of defining which it is.
I have, (with help), narrowed the attribution of this coin down to either CONSTANTIUS II RIC VIII Siscia 342 or CONSTANTIUS II RIC VIII Siscia...
@lordmarcovan Many thanks. @Conder101 Much appreciated. @Aidan_() "Touche"
Sweet.
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