I'd keep it. I believe it to be an interesting coin of Elagabalus.
In whose presence are you going to open that 1966 vintage? Pray tell.
Very nice write-up @Jochen1
Don't have a type with Dionysus/Bacchus yet. I will share a libation, in this case an Ale good for a very hot (104 degree here) Labor Day. [ATTACH]
Very nice coin @Limes and thanks for the write-up.
Nice coin despite the wear. Rare coins often are only available in this condition.
Very interesting set of coins.
Superb artifact there.
Neat coin.
Very nice of @Orfew - what a gift!
Here's a Severus ex the @Sallent collection: Denarius of Severus featuring Neptune, most likely commemorating his visit to Britain by sea....
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The silver was likely struck to pay the troops. Nice example of the type. If the Romans had not engaged in destructive civil wars during the 4th...
Not sure if I see anything there.
Nice sestertius Justin and quite similar to mine (though not a die match)
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A couple of links: https://www.cointalk.com/threads/silvered-late-roman-minting-process.337969/...
Nice finds!
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