Neat piece. Still interesting history on the little things.
Nice, mine is just an ant. [img] Diocletian Silvered antoninianus, RIC V 322, VF, weight 3.721 g, maximum diameter 21.6 mm, die axis 180o Obverse...
Own none but nice addition & obverse.
[img] Marcus Aurelius (161 - 180 A.D.) Æ18 Augusta Traiana, Thrace O: AV KAI M AVPH ANTONEINO, Cuirassed bust right. R: AVΓOVCTHC TPAIANHC,...
Great stuff, I still want one eventually.
Ugh, I wouldnt even attempt doing bronze on top of the silver. Mine is already a mix due to being a budget collector. This show the old galba,...
$230 shipped from spain is what mine cost. More then happy with the price. May not be the best shape, but sure beat the $400 average he tends to...
Sure beats "heads or tails", this is "ugly vs beauty" portrait wise, lol. Nice coin, would love to own a type.
I sent it to Incitius coins on VC, so I dunno if you got mine or not.
Congrats, nice bronzes. Had a denarius, but liked this tet. better so traded it went. Its been posted before. [IMG] Galba (68 - 69 A.D.) AR...
Huh, never seen a bust of Constantine II holding Victory on globe. Guess I dont look at them hard enough. Cool.
Great additions.
That is cool. Would love to own something like that, can only dream though.
Coin looks Ok to me also. I too have bought from him a few times and have been happy. Now to throw in a big fake? Thats weird.
He does make for some handsome coins, same with Tacitus, to me.
It is crazy, odd they would do a boring washington quarter. Im waiting for the first 3-D printed coin fakes....
Thanks, AN.
Nice haul!
Yup, I do.:cool:
Nice first purchase. The green could be removed, if you wanted too. But being in the lettering, I wouldnt bother.
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