Batman, YN= Young Numismatist
Basically, you got the attribution correct. Good on ya Coinboy! Every day you impress me.
Looks Arabic to me, but perhaps something like Persian Farsi? I have no earthly idea. Just thinking.
A little background on the RR coin: Ti. Claudius Nero was the grandfather of the emperor Tiberius. I have not been able to determine the true...
And yet another: http://www.acsearch.info/record.html?id=497051 CASE CLOSED!
Well, I suppose Crawford 383/1 encompasses several numbers including the OP coin. Here is another with even a different number:...
I found the same type of coin with the proper ID for sale on Vcoins. However, it has the same reference: Crawford 383/1: ROMAN REPUBLIC -...
This is the ID I came up with except I do not think it is correct. According to your attribution "CXXIII" is not present. Instead it is A.LVI...
Very interesting coin, but I know absolutely nothing about this era or it's coinage. However, I'm glad for you. :thumb:
No, Jerry still is top dog. Lately, I've had a real interest in RR coins, especially types like these with a story to tell. If you look at most...
You got the Maxwell right. Not so sure about the "Smart". Hehe
No one has said anything and I'm not sure any of ya'll noticed, but the bust on this coin is in fairly high relief. Look at the cheek of Ceres....
Thanks guys for all the compliments. I really like a coin I can research. One's with a story or a family name like these. Sadly, I have two...
You may not believe this, but all I use is a cheap Olympus Fe47 camera on a tripod under direct incandescent light. I use the macro setting on a...
Very nice. Great portrait. I'm not sure I've ever seen a coin with Pluto before. :thumb::thumb::thumb:
It's been like a wasteland on here today. I wasn't going to post this coin for a few more days, but I think we need a kick start. Along with my...
I bought this one because of the mint and the reverse: Tiberius AE 25mm (As) OBV: TI CAESAR AVGVSTVS PON MAX IMP, laureate head left REV: COL...
Very nice Drusus. Very nice indeed. Here is my only Denarius of Tiberius. Not as nice as Drusus', but not bad either: [ATTACH][ATTACH]
That's in very good condition. Nice portrait.
John, that has to be one of the best looking of this issue I've ever seen.:thumb::thumb::thumb:
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