Cracked dies usually don't affect the value of coins, much. For die specialists, it can be important.
Partial cracked die maybe?
[ATTACH] Tetricus I (271 - 274 A.D.) Æ Antoninianus O: IMP C TETRICVS P F AVG, radiate and cuirassed bust right. R: VICTORIA AVG, Victory walking...
Great find!
[IMG] Yazdgird (Yazdgard) I (399 - 420 A.D.) AR Drachm O: Bust of Yazdgard I on floral ornament right, wearing mural crown with frontal crescent...
[IMG] P. Licinia Nerva (113-112 B.C.) AR Denarius O: Helmeted bust of Roma left, holding shield and spear over shoulder; crescent above, mark of...
Both are handsome coins!
Nice additions, oddly, other than the Half & quarter follis you posted in the other thread, I like the Crusader coin too.
Are you keeping the old FVNDAT than?, because it does have a better centered reverse.
So they're pretty rare? I admit, in all my 20+ years of collecting ancients, I don't recall seeing these reverse types/denominations. I'm a...
Nice haul.
Bet that will come out handsome, when cleaned.
I think all three aren't bad. The second one is the worse, with the pitting. Probably had bronze disease at one time, and who knows, may return...
Fantastic!
Wonder bronze. I like the Patina.
He's expensive, no matter what. Seeing that his name is on the flan is a big win, as I already stated, it's usually off-flan. Portrait is decent,...
At least his name is on the flan.
@Barry Murphy
Don't see any on fake coin reports, either way, that sucks.
Looks like Marcus or even Pius?
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