Here is my Justinian I Half Follis. Yours is different that's for sure. Hopefully, @Valentinian can help [IMG] Justinian I (527-565 A.D.) Æ 1/2...
Very nice. I just have a bronze. [img] Tiberius II Constantine, (578 - 582 A.D.) Æ Follis O: D M TIB CONSTANT P P, Crowned bust of Tiberius...
Wonderful coin and one of the better ones I have seen. Congrats. Was a struggle to get this one I am glad to get. [IMG] Julius Caesar...
I really like the Roman Glass bottles and I know I could easily get sucked into collecting them. So I have resisted buying even one.
So when I go and weigh the ancient myself, it's going to weigh 1.3g because you have all the dust! For that, I would leave negative feedback if...
Sounds like the idiot needs to go back to school and learn measurements.
That's a beauty, Eduard. Very nice.
[img] Henry V (1413 - 1422 A.D.) AR Groat Class C, type 2 ҺЄnRIC’ · DI’ · GRΛ’ · RЄX · ΛnGLIЄ · Z · FRΛnC (saltire and double saltire stops...
Still, it's looking good for a found bronze.
Great addition, David.
I have a big collection of autographs. Mostly modern stars & a few vintages. But the one I have displayed prominently is of the late actress,...
I hear there is a gold Eid Mar coming up for sale, you should check it out.:eek::D;)
[img] Romanus IV (1068 - 1071 A.D.) Æ Follis Anonymous Class G O: Bust of Christ facing raising hand and holding Book of Gospels, IC XC in fields....
^Thanks, here is the video from the site, makes it look better. [MEDIA]
Not too long ago I mentioned I purchased some coins from Harlans' current Buy or Bid. Normally I don't play around in the deep end area of ancient...
Well, this year I bought a Pillar dollar, a coin I always wanted since I was a kid & saw it in the Red Book in the late 1980s. So I guess 33...
Nice little coin, cool horse.
You should just bury back in the dirt and walk away, forget it ever existed.:eek::confused::p
I think this sums it up for most of us..... [img]
A coin worth overpaying for. I like it very much.
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