Thanks everyone! I should have been clearer, I lost one of the two needed to complete the set. One from Antioch that I bid 6 times estimate.
I didn’t think I had a top ‘10’ until I searched the inventory, fortunately I did manage to find 10 from 2016. [ATTACH] Maximinus II –...
[ATTACH] Theodosius I 388 to 392 AD Constantinople AE 4 Obvs: DN THEODOSIVS PF AVG Revs: SALVS REIPVBLICAE, Victory holding trophy and dragging...
[ATTACH] Superb! My favorite is 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10.
I've cleaned thousands over the last 15 years and you can find some on eBay, but the great lots left long ago as regulation and competition...
The top one looks to be done and should be taken out unless the blurriness is fooling me. If it has a patina, it will start to come off if left...
It was minted under Aurelian, there is no AVG with Vabalathus. Vabalathus alone are very rare. [ATTACH]
Let's not forget about Libya as well.... http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-15517886
I used to sell these, but haven't researched them much. Some more examples http://www.romancoins.info/CMK-legionary-West.htm
Whoa, I wouldn't. I see corrosion above Persus. Honestly I think the patina makes the coin, and I see nothing unusual about it. I think someone...
Just did this one today. [ATTACH] Tiberius II Constantine
Siglos should be affordable, at least they used to be. Otherwise could go with a fourree (siglos with a bronze core), they also make smaller...
As far as I am aware the only Seleucid 'marks' are the anchor punches which are commonly seen. [ATTACH] I would guess yours was not purposely done...
Sorry to tell you, but it is illegal to sell real ancient coins in Greece, not sure when that law was passed though. All of the above are tourist...
I believe he is referring to the weight of the second coin, also an imitation of a denarius. The aureus I guessed to be authentic before your post.
Judging from the style and size of lettering I would say Justin as well.
The top one is a common fel temp type, which you can try to identify yourself. Total attribution will be difficult due to the wear. Here is the...
We can do a comparison on that too. [ATTACH] Castulo Early 1st century BC AE Semis Obvs: Diademed head right. Revs: Bull advancing right, L and...
I would agree with TIF. One of mine. [ATTACH] Aretas IV Mint: Petra 4 to 3 BC Obvs: Aretas IV head right. Revs: Two crossed cornucopias. Caduceus...
I don't have an Tetradrachms at the moment, I think yours is fine though. Primarily mine are from Spain. Here are a couple. [ATTACH] Celtiberian...
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