Give them away usually.
Picked up a small lot of world silver from a local pawn shop. This is a few of them. [img]
Nice find, shame it's been used but I would still keep it myself.
My mother & step-aunt are always in amazement when I get new ancients in & for how little most cost. I think seeing them museums and the lack of...
I have most of her reverse types but 1, so I have gone through many Lucilla Denarii. I can say that is for sure a fake.
A really cool & rare/heavy gold coin of Constans was recently dug up. HQ pictures too. http://www.thehistoryblog.com/archives/55548
Nice find, hopefully you share pics of them after they are cleaned.
Nice coin, I like those reverse types too. Congrats.
A handsome coin all around.
[img] BITHYNIA. Kalchedon (340 - 320 B.C) AR Siglos O: KAΛX Bull standing left on ear of corn. R: Mill-sail incuse 5.35g 19mm SNG BM 112 Rarely...
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Wonderful writeup and coin, I can see why it is a favorite. Mine is nothing to write home about. [img] Julian II, The Apostate (355 - 363 A.D.)...
Great examples, everyone! That is me, I never had any desire or appeal for them, but for what I paid, felt it was too good to pass up. Agreed...
Picked up another batch of snakes, this just happens to be a dirty/crusty kind. Never had this type high on my list, but for $40, I couldn't...
It isn't ancient, it's a coin of King George III.
There has been some guns and even swords I have found interesting or attractive. It's usually when I watch pawn stars or, mainly, Antiques...
I'm not a gun person, but I do like the grips on it.
A nice addition to your "fallen" men, Randy.
Sept Severus? I thought Postumus was the resident Roman Santa?:smuggrin::cool:
Sorry for your loss, but that is a lovely Julia S. [img] Julia Soaemias (218-222 A.D.) AR Denarius O: IVLIA SOAEMIAS AVG Draped bust right. R:...
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