Neat additions, as usual! I like the first one best.
Then there is some, like me, who really doesn't care about provenance & enjoy the coins they have whether it has anything that can be traced or...
Nice example, Zumbly. [img] Theodosius II (402 - 450 A.D.) Æ4 O: D N THEODO-SIVS P F AVG, diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R: cross in...
Same year I was born, nice additions.
Wow, what a beauty, YOC. [img] Probus (276-282 AD) AE silvered Antoninianus A: IMP CM AVR PROBVS PF AVG, radiate bust in imperial mantle l.,...
Hard to tell, but I am leaning towards OK.
I am familiar with those, one of my moms old co-workers from decades ago had one, ended up dying due to it. And I complain about my...
Looks like a Charlie Brown tree!
I've been wanting to get one of Ivan, they're cheap enough but something else comes along. Nice addition, YOC.
Lovely coin!
Here is a Elagabalus provincial I picked up for about $8 total. Seems to actually be rare. [img] Elagabalus, (218 - 222 A.D.) Æ20 Thrace:...
Still on ye ol' wagon, but still have oldies to share. Here is a Elagabalus provincial I picked up for about $8 total. JA had to confirm the...
Yeah it does look more like a goatee.
Interesting that some ladies of the roman empire were able to grow great beards themselves, Aelia Flaccilla got in on the trend. [img] No this...
Same..
Nice portrait. [img] [img]
Had one of that type, but unloaded it in a good trade. A nice addition.
Neat coin,, Eric. And nice Trajan, Cyrrhus.
Looks off to me too. o_O
Beautiful and great write up.
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