No. None are RPMs with the exception of possibly the 56D and the 57D (the non-plated one). EDIT: 56D :...
Not sure what your arrows are pointing to. Looks to be a normal 109 year old circulated cent. Fun find none-the-less.
Just be careful because spooning can lead to forking. ...I'll see myself out now...
FFIVN chose another easier one today...I'm worried how the next 2 days will go now haha. We have a few of these types of coins, all from our...
I agree! I haven't seen many Byzantine coins posted here and thought they were a bit of the black sheep of the ancient family...I'm glad to have...
burst plating blisters exposing the zinc core. All damage.
I love how this thread has turned out :)
Nope
How I imagine @panzerman [IMG] Beautiful coins though. I can only make out a few of the names though :(
Second what @Handyman said. Worthless MD.
You are doing it completely backward from the way most collectors do it...but hey, if you have the $$ then I guess you can collect however you...
Agree. As much as I hate to say it...you can read my previous posts to confirm this....but in this case, I would only buy a coin that has been...
I didn't even think of that. Ok, hows about we do that?! We have Arcadius! Let's go!
Slightly grease-filled die. Nothing crazy. Worth face value.
@Al Kowsky you never cease to amaze. Do we know which was in the middle? Was it Heraclius Constantine? Because his beard game is strong. I am in...
Ooooo gold. I like that we are upping the game! haha. Beautiful coin Ok, we have John I, Tzimisces and Basil II in a row, Constantine VIII should...
@dougsmit the coin in question is 6.75g by my scale and approximately 23/24mm.
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I knew you would come through!
I received these 2 coins in the mail today from @Caesar_Augustus in the Great White North. I have lately become more interested in Byzantine...
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