Nice, detailed reverse Okidoki.
I tried to go to it, but the link did not work any longer.
Since the identification of the For Sale items as "not genuine" was buried in the listing, I wonder how many of the bidders saw it before they...
Love the reverse most of all, but the small portrait is also neat.
It is most likely: Ashton 239 Caria, Islands off, Rhodes AR Drachm. ca 40 BC-25 AD. Three-quarter facing radiate head of Helios, head turned...
The reverse is an "open rose". Can you make out any of the letters?
Thanks Doug. I looked at Maximianus, but didn't see it. Yeah, these are common enough. I was able to get this one and a Diocletian, year 4,...
I'm having difficulty identifying this coin I just purchased for next to nothing. Any help is appreciated. BTW, these are the sellers...
I have seen some coins colored very "red". In fact I own a couple. I believe these are referred to as Syrian Red because of the red hue in the...
I must be dense. This ploy, if it is a ploy, would chase me away.
Well done TIF
I have to agree with our little brother. Great eye appeal on all the coins so far.
Another nice coin. Is the color true? I'm not certain, but I wonder if this is what is referred to as "Syrian red"? Good detail and good imaging.
It doesn't make sense to me. If I'm looking to buy "real" coins, and the word "forgery", "fake" or "not genuine" are used as a descriptor, I'm...
I know :(
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] DECENTIUS AE Centenionalis OBVERSE: D N DECENTIVS NOB CAES, cuirassed bust right, G behind REVERSE: VICT DD NN AVG ET CAES, two...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] CONSTANTINE II AE Follis OBVERSE: CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C, laureate head right REVERSE: PROVIDENTIAE CAESS, campgate with two...
I have a few Constans, but most are in poor condition. Here are a couple of my nicer ones: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] CONSTANS AE3 OBVERSE: FL IVL...
Two completely different places (and times)
Wow. I've never even heard of this city. I tried to find info on-line, but found nothing.
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