Here's one. I have others, but this is the only one I can find a photo of: [ATTACH] Phil Davis
I've been actively looking for the OP quinarius for decades. It's amazingly hard to find examples that fit my collection, but they do exist. Since...
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Caesar, Crawford 467/1a. 46 BC: [ATTACH] Cassius, Crawford 500/5, 42 BC: [ATTACH] and a scarce Imperatorial denarius, struck by C. Domitius...
I have no particular expertise in the billon coins of the Coriosolites and I could well be missing important nuances, but I do note that the same...
One of the first Republican denarii I ever bought: [ATTACH] Phil Davis
Lanz seldom (if ever) discloses it though.
There's at least one underbidder making the same mistake. Phil Davis
Surely not Vercingetorix, but a Gaul anyway. Phil Davis [ATTACH]
Some chairs. If we can scrounge up a desk somewhere we'll have a conference room. Phil Davis [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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I'm not expecting you to reveal more personal information than you're comfortable with. Of course not. By keeping your profile private however,...
This point is really well taken. I found my very first Eraviscan denarius banished to the HJB black cabinet. Phil Davis
I very much doubt that any reputable auction house told you that they were selling coins they haven't seen in the hand.. or anything even remotely...
Struck by L. Valerius Asisculus in 45 BC. Crawford 474/4, Sear, Imperators 93, Valeria 21. Obv: Laureate head of Zeus right, pickax (acisculus)...
Herc times 3: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] and a rare giant wearing only his snakes: [ATTACH] Phil Davis
A couple of days ago I had occasion to note that my posts here almost always reflect my activities as a collector, not as a dealer. So naturally,...
Please reread my post. I made it clear I was commenting as a collector, not as a dealer. For the record, that's true of almost all my posts here....
The implication of the OP was that the reverse was representative of the entire coin. Seeing the obverse points out how disingenuous to this...
Are you able to break out the numbers with Roman Egypt excluded?
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