I will be sure to do so, next time! I'm sorry I offended you, @ominus1. All my knowledge comes from Deliverance. And Winter's Bone. What would be...
Congratulations, @Ryro! I must say I had exactly the same thought as @Shea19: who's the hillbilly in photo # 3 in the blue denim overalls with...
The Helios Gallery in the UK is quite reputable. (He usually has some wonderful Roman glass vases if you like that!) So is antiquities.co.uk (run...
One small new addition to my tray: George II AV Half-Guinea 1756, Spink 3685, KM 587. By John Croker. Obv. Old laureate head left, GEORGIUS·II·...
12-hour rule. I have no Augustus from Antioch, but here's an Augustus from Pergamum, which is usually classified both as an Imperial and a...
I wonder if the Newman Numismatic Portal or RNumis or anyone else would be willing to bear the cost of placing your run of Spink Numismatic...
If it's not Tyche of Antioch, then why the leaping ram associated with Tyche and specifically with Antioch? See the footnote to my description of...
I have no opinion on the ring itself, but the inset signet design appears to be much more crudely carved than genuine signet rings and cameos I've...
I have nothing from Nisibis, I'm afraid. But the Tyche with ram leaping right above her reminds me of the reverse of this coin: Philip I AE...
Again, wow!
My little fleet of galleys, prows, etc., with accompanying deities, emperors, and empresses: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
My most well-worn Roman Republican coin is probably the first one I ever bought, back in the 1980s: my Ti. Veturius denarius with the reverse...
Really beautiful! I'm impressed.
Wow, @Kiaora, thank you so much! There's no doubt now that these are the same coins I bought. I am amazed that you turned out to have all three...
The way I read the regulation, such a coin (even if it were, hypothetically, a pre-211 BC Roman coin) was quite literally "outside of Italy" prior...
Let's not be pejorative here! It's not mumbo-jumbo; it's just a shorthand description of the trail of definitions one has to follow in order to...
Am I correct that this is supposed to be the earliest example of the specifically Christian iconography of a labarum with Chi-Ro above, slaying a...
Thanks so much for the explanation, @curtislclay. Strack appears to be the only authority to have even tried to account for this mysterious...
Thanks, @romismatist. I also bid on the Hispania example from the series that was up for sale today, but lost by one increment.
Thanks. I forgot about Tesorillo.
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