Especially the Magnentius definitely is not junk – I'd call that a nice coin with a good portrait. Here is my best "junk pile find" so far. I...
All three of your wins are beautiful examples of interesting types. That's what I'd call a good auction outcome! In AMCC 1, I managed to pick up...
I've shown all of these before, but I'll play. Archaic Greece: [ATTACH] Phokis, Federal Coinage, triobol, ca. 490–485 BC. Obv: frontal bull's...
Splendid! If you pm me your address, this Kushan AE tetradrachm showing Huvishka chillaxing on his couch will be on its way to you today. (It...
Those are all very nice coins. Welcome and congratulations! (The Magnentius was on my watch list, too.) Guess who was the underbidder on this...
The Julian II imitation is quite interesting, and I very much like the reference to the hoard provenance of the small "Tetricus." Your second...
Well, I tried to watch it through some cheapskate diy solar eclipse glasses made from layers of old photographic film, but mostly failed to see...
This was announced as a pile-on thread, so I'll be shameless: Moneta (personification of money and coinage) with cornucopia and scales: [ATTACH]...
The second top left coin appears to copy a Roman Republican denarius with Apollo on the obverse, for example the one shown below (RRC 410/1; image...
Looking at the auction results, it's generally interesting to see that many "eastern" coins, possibly with the exception of the Chinese section,...
Currently, this address: https://cngcoins.com/ still is the good old CNG page. Maybe this will change in the future? The new platform can be...
Without having any regrets, I went on a bit of a splurge. I won seven out of my eleven main targets. Four of those wins are from the Roman...
Glad to hear you're fine!
Exactly the same situation here: won four coins, while someone else apparently wanted five others I bid on more strongly than me. Now that this...
The game is on! [ATTACH] Pamphylia, Aspendos, AR stater, 380–325 BC. Obv: two wrestlers grappling; FИ between; in exergue, EΛVΦA MENETVΣ. Rev:...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Carthage, AE17, late 4th or early 3rd c. BC, Sicilian mint. Obv: male head r., flanked by grain ears. Rev: galloping horse r....
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