The guy on the horse is a Theodosian( Theo I, Arcadius, or Honorius) . I see DN Ar. Possibly Arcadius?
Hey Havieman! You are correct! Your coin is a Follis of Emperor Constantine I. Struck at Sisca mint between 318 and 320 CE. Reverse shows two...
This is not a promising sign, JA From: The Catalogue of Late Roman Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection. Bronze coins- Each denomination is...
Love it Mike! That is a sweet AE-2 of MM!
You are too kind Chris!:kiss:
Interesting as always AN!
[ATTACH] Too late!:confused::rage:
While this map shows the division of the Empire between the sons of Constantine, it is nearly identical to the division in 383 CE between Maximus,...
Unknown; I am still searching though. Interestingly enough, the AE-2 denomination was demonetized by Theodosius in 395.
Love the Patina on that one! I wonder how many AE-2's would take to make a Siliqua or Solidus?
Cute little coin, 7C! Love it.
Finally bought this one after a month or so. What really sold me was that reverse! This coin easily has the best looking reverse for a Siliqua I...
Just messing with you Gil ( or not :vamp:) Very nice coins, keep up the good work!
Not enough Siliqua but still a nice list!;)
Oh Hiero! He was Rome's fiercest supporter after( and during) the First Punic War. I can't say the same for his crazy grandson though.:yack: Cool...
Sweet coin VK! Love the patina.
Wow! Did not expect to see that today. Kudos to you Sir!;) Here is a bit of info I found on these cool beauties. "Traditionally these coins have...
It helps that I have a beard!;) Thanks Chris! I shall offer sacrifices to the Gods and then ship some delectable grade A Beer to you.[ATTACH]...
Whoever can properly id my coin gets free beer and bourbon for a month!:greedy::greedy::greedy:
Wow! I would not mind getting one of those. I still need to eventually nail down a nice AE and AR of Magnetius:writer: Interesting history behind...
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