I hadn't noticed Forvm's "search by provenance" feature and took a quick browse a few moments ago. Some examples of cited provenances from that...
Awesome story, Severatus!
It's Greek to me :D. It may be from Sikyon. Compare it to these examples (all from CNG's archives) [IMG] SIKYONIA, Sikyon. Circa 225-200 BC. Æ...
Huh, why do I only have one posthumous coin of this great emperor? Must rectify (also must reshoot this picture). [IMG] MARCUS AURELIUS, CE...
I keep an eye out for them too just because everybody seems to want one. I don't understand why they are so expensive-- at any given point in...
That is a beeeyouteeeful coin! Look at that lionskin-- so realistic! I need one of these lifetime issues :)
Whoa, nice one!
Hey @Nemo, have you posted your avatar coin on CoinTalk? If so, I don't remember but I'd love to see the full pictures. What a great obverse!...
Sounds reasonable to me! I'm counting this provincial Galba towards 12 Caesars should I decide to assemble a set: [ATTACH] EGYPT, Alexandria....
Denial is a powerful thing :D.
Looks authentic to me. The weight is within range for a hemiobol. The heavier versions you cite are for obols. ... and welcome! :D
Mag Max... even though I may not share your singlemindedness, it is fun to watch. Keep 'em coming! :)
I seem to be lacking in greenery but here's a coin with some ivy, featuring a rather sinister-looking Silenus: [IMG] MACEDON, under Roman rule...
Cheating a bit... here's an adorable coin of Dionysos I [IMG] Sicily, Syracuse. Dionysos I 390 BCE Æ tetras, 14 mm, 1.8 gm Obv: head of nymph...
Okay :). The first three are hemidrachms from Olympia in Elis. In order, they are issues from the 87th, 95th, and 107th-108th Olympiads. [IMG]...
Sure... send it in! And I agree with leaving it as-is. The light-colored encrustations give it nice contrast and eye appeal.
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