Very well put. I was also thinking of the Klingon comparison but I wasn't sure that anyone would have understood the reference. :cool: I thought...
I agree that this is a beautiful coin. I am not sure, however, that I would have liked to have seen a triumphant Carthage under Hannibal....
We will soon begin a new year. I always like to look at coins that are celebrating a centennial birthday. Here are three coins of mine...
I don't need the bling. I like the history, however. Here's a nice piece from the auction (I won't be able to afford). I had to read about this...
I am more an observer than a buyer, but I have seen many fine collections (numismatic and otherwise) get sold at Heritage. More times than not,...
Great coins. Great history. [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] Beautiful coins. A nice Zenobia, however, is one of my dream coins. (Images of Palmyra above.)
Great coins, great pieces of history. [ATTACH] My friends (not my pictures): [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Any Zenobias out there?
(Note: This is an edited version of something I wrote a few years back for a site dealing with history.) Marie Louise (or Maria Luigia), the...
[ATTACH] Not much job security in the Roman Empire being a usurper ... or a rebel.
Good point. This list from Wikipedia is surprisingly thorough. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Roman_usurpers
I am sure many people have read this recent article: It is possible that Silbannacus belongs to this murky episode in Roman history [during the...
Still one of the best sites for beginners to attribute LRBC: http://www.tesorillo.com/aes/home.htm
Great coin. And great piece of history. That said, the part about Marius being a "humble blacksmith" is probably just myth. This story came from...
Nice review on medieval coins, also: [MEDIA]
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