You're welcome John. Wish I could have done more. Here is my Boeotia coin: [ATTACH] BOEOTIA FEDERAL COINAGE AR Hemidrachm OBVERSE: Boeotian...
I probably would have guessed at Constantius II, but since little brother has already picked that one, I will say Gratian.
I need a clue.
I've never been able to put much faith into "academic" anything. My son the PhD will be the first to tell you that "academics" can and do make...
I like your new addition, but I have to admit I try to stay away from these since they seem to be faked often enough. Yet, I still own one:...
Congratulations. I hope it's your dream job, but if not, I hope it's a stepping stone to that end.
Were you able to verify my identification of the Rhodes coin?
Nice pick up little brother and also nice coin Dionysos. I guess I need to find me a hare for my soup.
Oh, don't be so picky. The first represents you departing on your exile, while the second represents your returning in a hurry. (How's that?)
[ATTACH] C.CLAUDIUS PULCHER ROMAN REPUBLIC; GENS CLAUDIA AR Denarius OBVERSE: Head of Roma r., wearing helmet decorated with circular device...
[ATTACH] ISLAND OFF THRACE THASOS AR Trihemiobol OBVERSE: Satyr running left, holding kylix REVERSE: ΘΑΣ − ΙΩΝ Amphora Struck at Thasos,...
Nice, detailed reverse Okidoki.
I tried to go to it, but the link did not work any longer.
Since the identification of the For Sale items as "not genuine" was buried in the listing, I wonder how many of the bidders saw it before they...
Love the reverse most of all, but the small portrait is also neat.
It is most likely: Ashton 239 Caria, Islands off, Rhodes AR Drachm. ca 40 BC-25 AD. Three-quarter facing radiate head of Helios, head turned...
The reverse is an "open rose". Can you make out any of the letters?
Thanks Doug. I looked at Maximianus, but didn't see it. Yeah, these are common enough. I was able to get this one and a Diocletian, year 4,...
I'm having difficulty identifying this coin I just purchased for next to nothing. Any help is appreciated. BTW, these are the sellers...
I have seen some coins colored very "red". In fact I own a couple. I believe these are referred to as Syrian Red because of the red hue in the...
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