Thanks. I take it you're referring to the object that looks like an animal skull in profile, attached to the side of the boat near the bow? To...
Given that they list five different store locations, I think that all the illustrations were of representative types rather than of the actual...
Thanks. At least I know now where the three prongs of the ram are.
I'm certainly clear now on where the rudder is, and even the apotropaic eye. But, can anyone identify what look like ropes with claws hanging off...
I'm still confused about where it is: is it what appears to be protruding from the boat at the far left? I thought the "protrusions" there were an...
Thank you. Your reverse in particular is beautiful -- much more detailed than mine.
I can't figure out what you're looking at. Is it at the bow?
A beautiful coin. I believe that Mn Fonteius was a brother of the C. Fonteius who was the moneyer of my coin.
Shows how much I know!
Sear classifies them as didrachms. The first denarii -- not a denarius "Reform" -- were issued ca. 211 BCE.
Not even a horse! I know nothing about boats -- it's probably been 15 years since I've even set foot on one (a whale watching trip off Cape Cod)...
That sounds like a reasonable explanation.
I see! My mistake then. Sorry. It did seem to have an unfortunate connotation as written, without the qualifier.
It has a lot of great pictures, and for that reason I'm glad I have it. The text is a bit weird. Perhaps it's a translation issue, but I doubt...
@Roman Collector, it's certainly not unprecedented for coins of women in the Severan dynasty to be issued with reverses showing small children,...
@hotwheelsearl, if it's not too late, you might want to correct the typo in your post above. I think you meant PICK, not what you wrote.
A wonderful portrait, @Orfew.
I should add that RIC IV-3 also categorizes Philip I's elephant coins separately from the SAECVLARES AVGG coins, grouping them instead with other...
I think any conclusion on this subject involves speculation! As a practical matter it doesn't make much difference to me, since I keep my elephant...
Looks more like a donkey to me!
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