I think it was me who posted one. Nice example!
Thanks, everyone!:cool: No problem, and thanks for the deal on the coin, as usual.:D
Better then my example, but still the Leg. III & glad to even own one. [img] Marc Antony (44 - 30 B.C.) AR Denarius O: ANT AVG III VIR R P C,...
A new tet for my hoard, this one featuring Aurelian. Picked it up from @Brian Bucklan It has wonderfully smooth/brown surfaces. Wish all Potin...
Good to hear it arrived to you finally. Neat coin.
Sweet pickup, Edward. My only bronze of his is a provincial. [img] Septimius Severus (193 - 211 A.D) Æ 27 Anchialus, Thrace O: AY K L CEP CEYHROC...
Nice write up, Z. And great Commodus bronze.
These types do come fairly big. Nice addition, Ray. [img] Galerius (305 - 311 A.D.) Æ(S) Follis O: MAXIMIANVS NOB CAES, Laureate head right. R:...
Nice coin. He was a recent addition for me too. [img] Magnus Maximus (383 - 388 A.D.) Æ13 O: D N MAG MAXIMVS P F AVG; Pearl-diademed, draped and...
I like the portrait on this one. Agreed, I have many coins, some not even ancients, I find more attractive worn than the ones that are perfect....
Nice addition, Brian.
Nice, thanks for the link.
Great looking Tet, Eric.
Thanks for the links, I love stuff like this.
I am a seated liberty fan here. I have always liked the design and despite selling off many u.s. coins from my type set over the years, a few...
My pill. [img] Another little cutie. [img]
Nice videos, Tif. I liked the video of Philip II tet. best.
Not bad for the price. I like the banker marks as well.
Easy way to tell the 1D from a 2D In 2d coins there are 11 leaves while on 1d coin there are 10 leaves. The 1D has a taller skinny bust. The 2D...
I like them as well. [IMG] George III (1760 - 1820 A.D.) Æ "Cartwheel" 1 Pence O: GEORGIUS III D G REX, Laureate, draped, and armored bust right....
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