I'm not an expert on these, but there are others here who, if not experts, know much more than me. I do remember a discussion about the hand and...
Mintmark TRP means it was struck at Trier. No, just faster. The real experts will be able to fully attribute the coin.
Constantine I. Obverse legend reads CONSTANTI-NVS MAX AVG; reverse legend reads GLOR-IA EXERC-ITVS, two soldiers holding spears and shields with...
[ATTACH] THASOS AR Drachm OBVERSE: Naked satyr running right carrying struggling nymph REVERSE: Quadripartite incluse Square Struck at Thasos,...
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After staring at it for a couple of minutes, I can make it out. It's like the ink blot test. [ATTACH]
I remember that coin @Jwt708. I almost bid against you for it. Both obverse and reverse are interesting and well detailed.
Nice coins Mikey. Very nice.
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Another great Hadrian. I asked before, but I will ask again. Where the heck do you find all of these Hadrian's?
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You're just a devil aren't you little brother. Nice coins, but what is Momma going to say (and don't give me that foolishness, that you wear the...
And leave none for the rest of us!!!!!!
It would be a more noble profession, although, with your talent, we will still laugh at you behind your back.:bucktooth:
I'm glad you agree. It is sensible, isn't it?
I'm not good enough to say anything about it without having an image to look at. Sorry.
Nice coin. I would love to have a Larissa coin. I purchased one as a gift for my niece who is named Larissa, but I have none in my collection...
Welcome @David@PCC
Exactly! I love all you guys and gals. But I'm especially fond of Southern (fried chicken, grits, pigs feet, hog jowls, etc, etc.).
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