How do we know that these had anything to do with DD as opposed to being the coin types struck immediately before or after he was on the scene? I...
Excellent coin and clear photos. On my screen the coin looks a bit red which I fear would come off in ammonia but if that is a photo problem and...
I am not saying you are wrong but Dattari bought coins found in Egypt where there was not water needed to form patinas of the type seen elsewhere....
The concept of a specific and immediate want list is something brought to the ancient hobby by immigrants from modern collecting where anything...
Like so many sets of Ancients, there are a few here that are likely to foil your attempts. As long as you enjoy the journey and don't be fixated...
I only have two. The first is poor condition and worse centering unless you like to see the metal curled around the edges of the die. On the...
With: [ATTACH] Also available in sestertius model 'without': [ATTACH] Later, after the death of Septimius, she exchanged the throne for a...
I suspect your two Cupids would out run my entry. [ATTACH]
There are a lot of fakes of this type but most we see are casts from the same master as this one. Most diagnostic is the obverse entering with...
You don't need help as much as you need to have faith in your abilities. These come in quite a few 'styles' including some a bit barbarous.
...and not a Flavian among them (but all Alexandria). Commodus [ATTACH] Septimius Severus [ATTACH] Gordian III [ATTACH] Gallienus [ATTACH]...
Of the Magnentius mints, Amiens is my favorite. While mine is small and unimpressive, the Amiens large Chi-Rho AE1 coins an really be impressive...
My catalog shows that as my old #1049 from Rome. We miss-listed. Private Message me. This is Laodicea. [ATTACH]
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