Why not just buy the cheaper one and gilt it yourself.:troll::D The fingerprint on the copper one bothers me, I would go for the gilt. But...
[img] Helena (324 - 330 A.D) Æ3 O: FL HELENA AVGVSTA, Draped bust right. R: SECVRITAS-REIPVBLICE, Securitas standing left. Siscia Mint, 5th...
I still need a milled type myself, nice coins.
[img] Vitellius (69 A.D.) AR Denarius O: A VITELLIVS GERMAN IMP TR P, Laureate head right. R: S P Q R / OB / C S in three lines within wreath....
Looks natural too me, nice coin.
Nice example, WC. [img] Attica, Athens (353 - 294 B.C) AR Tetradrachm O: Helmeted head of Athena right R: AΘE Owl standing right, head facing,...
Yep, he's the one.
I use 2x2 cardboard holders and 2x2 paper envelopes. It really is more of a preference and how you plan to store them. But 2x2 plastic flips...
Wonderful reverse, congrats.
That thing is toast.:confused::yack::vomit:
Those are some decent pieces so far.
Nice, seeing old collections like that is the best part of being a collector. Of course, if it's a box of Wheatbacks or Proofs Sets, better to...
That’s it, but mine was eBay for $50 a few months ago.
Lovely toning on it, love ancients like that.
Love seeing group shots of coins, wonderful coins, Eduard.
That's a lovely looking coin.
Here is a Caracalla Tetradrachm that I picked up on ebay a few months ago. It actually went with no bids but mine & ended up getting it very...
Read this on Asylum & know many here have the first edition, now there will be a second addition of Berk’s 100 Greatest Ancient Coins book....
Great additions, especially the top one.
Some great coins, Robin. I admit I have no left facers featuring ladies, considering all the ladies I do own.
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