Beautiful coin, interesting reverse!
what a lovely OP coin, @stevex6 your Thessaly collection is amazing! Here's a few of mine [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks Doug!:)
The ERIC rarity list only counts imperial coins, not provincial coins....but at Rome itself, I believe no coins were struck for Britannicus. So I...
Wow, that's a nice coin @Valentinian! I don't even collect Trajan, but might be tempted by that one.
A medieval coin from Rome, cool! Coin appears more attractive in the new and improved photos.
That's a great birthday coin @ro1974, one missing from my collection. I have a sestertius struck in Gaul, at Colonia Viennensis, in 36BC. The...
I agree wholeheartedly with @Carausius...join the ACCG if you haven't already! Here is a link to their website (click on the membership tab to...
My only celtic coin is a potin, a crude cast in an alloy of tin and bronze, originating probably in Kent. These coins remained in use until the...
I like it!
Sorry, I'm even less help than @Bing:confused:
Great write up @Sallent! I read Gibbons years ago, and was not aware of Peter Hearher's scholarship.
NICE coins everyone! Roman Republican coins have great eye appeal:)
Congratulations @Bing on a very nice coin! I dread the thought of ever moving again, so am happy your move was successful. I am sure you will...
@Aethelred, thanks so much for the giveaway, so generous of you! And you chose the winners wisely:). Congrats to both Aidan and Erin!!!
Great coins everyone!
The magistrate who minted this coin is C. Julius Eurycles, a Spartan who won Roman citizenship and high position due to his heroics displayed...
Here is a dual portrait coin of Claudius and his wife Caesonia, whom he married in AD 39. [ATTACH] Caligula and his wife Caesonia minted at...
Those are great coins @Nap and @Ancientnoob! Now I want some:)
Here is an excellent Byzantine Anonymous Class A-N Follis coin reference that was given to me by John McIntosh of Ancient Artifacts & Treasures,...
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