[ATTACH] CN. PLANCIVS ROMAN REPUBLIC; GENS PLANCIA AR Denarius OBVERSE: CN.[PLANCIVS] AED.CVR.S.C. around Diana Planciana right, wearing...
[ATTACH] SICILY, KAMARINA Æ Tetras OBV: Helmeted head of Athena left REV: KAMA, owl standing left, head facing, grasping lizard; three pellets in...
[ATTACH] C RENIUS AR Denarius OBVERSE: Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind REVERSE: Juno Capriotina in biga of goats right, C RENI below...
That's how I feel this morning.
Without a doubt, much better! That portrait is wonderful in your new image. Ho-hum in the scanner version.
I like Agora Auctions. Their starting bids are very reasonable and they ship out straight away. This is a fantastic coin. Like you I have been...
TY Anoob and everyone else for your comments.
I think you should consider JA's findings. Congratulation Anoob.
One other thing. Ask here before your next purchase. You will get sound advice and opinions.
If you think you may have bought a fake, ask for a return. Ebay is good about making sellers be responsible. Before you buy again, check Forum's...
I can vouch for these sellers as well. And while we're at it, add Agora Auctions (not Ebay seller). Usually reasonable starting bids.
Add Greece to that list.
Don't get me wrong. I buy from Ebay and there are really good, reputable dealers who sell on Ebay. Forum Ancient Coins comes to mind. Just be...
I only own one Max II Daia from Alexandria: [ATTACH] MAXIMINUS II DAIA AE Follis OBVERSE: IMP C GAL VAL MAXIMINVS PF AVG, laureate head right...
Definitely not Sol.
Actually, I adopted it from either Gil or VK. Like you, I thought this a good idea since no one else ever bothers to buy me coins. Hrumph!
There are many on this forum who just might disagree with this statement. As a beginner, do you think you know enough to spot a fake? Or to know...
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