Yes, it's a 'R2' (very few examples) coin in RIC, but it's probably one of the more common R2 coins out there, if that makes any sense! Left...
Nice example! Yet another reverse which copies a type from the past, this time Tiberius' 'Tribute Penny'.
I'm sorry to hear that one slipped by!
A neat reverse which copies denarius types struck for Ahenobarbus and Mark Antony. Many of the denarii minted for Vespasian had an antiquarian air...
Awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing them.
Lovely coin. I think you'll find many admirers of that piece here, condition isn't everything! A nice companion book to go along with it - The...
OK, now that's a 'campgate' I can enjoy!
That's a spectacular denarius Carthago! Beautiful toning with a superb galley.
A superb chunky coin!
Actually, not unusual at all! Both Domitian and Titus always have beards on better preserved specimens, Domitian with more of a 'mutton chops'...
A great mid-period portrait, struck at a time when the engravers at Rome knew their subject well!
I don't know, there are some pretty big owls out there. [ATTACH]
That is one superb coin. If ever I was to start collecting coins of another era, Elagabalus silver would be it. Your coin is wonderful example of...
And it probably wouldn't have raised any eyebrows among the ancient Romans too!
At least he went out with a bang! :rolleyes:
Fantastic coin Mikey! An awesome addition.
I'm looking forward to seeing your future Flavian acquisitions!
Steve, it wouldn't be a true 'Domitian' thread here on CT without your coin! Plus, it helps it's pleasing to look at. ;)
I was thrilled to get this Domitian denarius from the rare 3rd issue of 88/89. [ATTACH] Domitian AR Denarius Rome mint, 88-89 AD RIC 666 (R2),...
What interesting pieces! Any idea when and where they were produced?
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