Happy 90th birthday. Here are some birthday related coins from Constantine I…well, at least they mention birth, even if they are not actually...
I pay no mind to grades, but rather look at the picture of the coin. It saddens me that ancient coin collecting seems to be heading towards...
Another horse and fairly fancy shield that I just got...excuse the scratches, it is in a slab. Constantine II A.D. 323 CONSTANTINVS IVN N C;...
welcome aboard...I think you mean David Sear though; and despite his credentials, sans Dr. also.
Here is a fairly rare type that depicts Constantine II holding a horse. This coin is not in RIC VII, but should come after RIC VII Trier 326....
I dealt with Agora once and it took over a month. I dealt with them again only because they had an unofficial die match to several others that I...
“Coin hoards from Roman Britain” is a series of 13 volumes. I have volumes that mainly pertain to my interests in LRB's, and I thought it would be...
I had not looked at the supplement, which I just looked up. It references a prior coin sold by CGB, which can be as easily referenced as an online...
I am not sure why anyone even cites Mcalee except for copy and paste or reference overload. This is the book The Coins of Roman Antioch. If you...
you can go to Vcoins and search for siliqua and filter by price:lowest first https://www.vcoins.com/en/Default.aspx
Your coin is from Heraclea and the part of the mintmark I can make out is •SMH? There is a workshop in place of the question mark, with choices...
There is a rare bronze medallion (RIC VII Trier 208) with the reverse VICTORIAE LAETAE PRINCIPIS PERPETVI. It was only struck for Constantine, the...
I use those, but I only insert half of the flip with the info into the page, so if I need to see the reverse, I just lift it up. [ATTACH]
The Maximinus II coin seems unofficial...cgb even called it "aberrant"-- Cette monnaie semble aberrante Even though the later VLPP were issued...
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