A very apt metaphor, I'd say. :cat: [ATTACH]
MY birthday happens this month. ;) (Seriously, though, yours is very nice for the type. Nearly as nice as that sharp Wildwinds #1 example.)
126+ posts And 7 pages in just the first few hours. Despite the some missteps and a little confusion, I'd say this one has megathread potential.
Here are two of the four Caligulae I've owned. Three were VESTAs. One was a Spanish provincial. One VESTA and the provincial succumbed to...
Ditto, and yet they're cool, in a strange sort of way. I'd find a space for it in my collection if somebody gave me Example #1 off the Wildwinds...
The essai and one other coin got me the Randall Hoard cent. I'd always wanted one of those.
Alas, that essai too is now a "bygone" - traded away. I really need to start tightening my grasp. Big Al was nearly silver dollar sized. 34-35...
It totally looks like a fish (or maybe one of the dolphins) jumped into her eye! That's gotta sting.
I affectionately called that one "Big Al". It was huge. @Aethelred wrested it from my grasp somehow- I forget how. (I probably owed him money,...
That one caught my eye, too. I haven't owned a MHB yet.
I've only had two ATG tets, both posthumous, both on enormous flans. (And one drachm, which was nothing to write home about.) This was the...
Oh! Sweet! Fine style and nice toning! Looks great. I'm unqualified to comment on the price, but on a gut check, it doesn't sound bad to me,...
Any more Drusus? If not, who's got those twins poking their heads out of cornucopiae? Always struck me as a bizarre looking design.
I was talking to david@pcc, who played Caligula prematurely.
OK, there's Drusus. That means his twin sons are next. (Toughies, I'll bet.) Then Caligula. [ATTACH]
You played Caligula. You skipped forwards. Out of sequence posts are only OK for names that have already been played. (And then only if you...
Foul! :banhappy: Skipped Drusus. And his sons. Look at the list.
Thank you for the screenshot, @Ryro. That's easier. [ATTACH]
Sure, you can always post names we've passed (just add an OUT OF SEQUENCE notice so it doesn't cause confusion). But don't skip forwards. Out of...
Germanicus, died AD 19, son of Antonia and Nero Claudius Drusus, adopted by Tiberius [ATTACH]
Separate names with a comma.
