Very enjoyable thread @Mikey Zee! I like that we all have something different to contribute. Great coins everyone! Here is my galley -- no...
I always understood that this coin had a janiform female head, with a female face on both sides, representing the shared Persian and Athenian...
Shucks, I thought it was a Pegasi with a bushy tail:shame: --but now that I look more closely, I see the eagle head.
Nice coin! How much does it weigh?
@stevex6 is it the obverse or reverse that depicts what the entrance ticket is for? Which side is the obverse and which is the reverse? I see a...
Very old coin, in magnificent condition!
I have a few tessera, but none are associated with a person's name. These are great! Has there been any speculation as to what events these...
Nice write up, with some awesome bronze coins! :jawdrop:
Never seen this type before, thanks for the info!
I have 2 denarii of Scipio. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] sorry for the fuzzy scan
Another beauty!
Nice coins @rrdenarius!
Gosh @Alegandron, love that half-quadrigatus!! A denomination near the top of my wish list. Does anyone else have a half-quadrigatus? Please post!
While the coin is a bit worn, I also have a bronze of Gaius Publius, Quaestor [ATTACH] AE 20 - 9.95gm
Video was fun to watch:). Here's my quadratigus-didrachm, a variation with ROMA in relief in linear tablet, instead of ROMA incuse on the tablet....
Beautiful didrachm @Carthago! Great acquisition, difficult to find in such a nice condition.
Great display of your aes rude and bronze objects @rrdenarius! I especially like that ax head.
My thanks too!! I treasure books, so I do not regret my purchase...but I can use the digital copy for text, and save the wear and tear on the...
I made a mistake being a librarian:banghead: I should have gone into lawn maintenance!! Another gorgeous coin @panzerman
Thanks all! I took a chance on this reprint, hoping that since the pictures were good enough for an American dealer, that they would suit me (and...
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