This would be useful!
[ATTACH] Augustus AR Denarius. Lugdunum, 7-6 BC. CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI F PATER PATRIAE, laureate head right / AVGVSTI F COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT,...
signed!
I like the look if these "desert" coins and I have many and continue to buy some even though TIF has convinced me some are attributable to Max...
Very useful list! Thank you for this.
Snark vs. Snark! Good work TIF calling out apparent rudeness.
I love it when a coin goes through the dreaded cycle of doubt to vindication! Congrats to you Red Spork. And besides, if it did turn out to be...
All the 116 varieties are "bare headed" so I'm confused.
RIC VIII 116 is "horseman wears a pointed cap". Maybe I'm reading it wrong?
Oh you kids!
I think I found the answer. RIC 79. And the authors do think it signified another denarii downgrade. Thoughts?
DIOCLETIAN, as Senior Augustus. 305-311/2 AD. Æ Follis[ATTACH] Alexandria mint. Struck 308 AD. D N DIOCLETIANO BAEATISS, laureate bust right,...
[IMG] M. Aemilius Scaurus and P. Plautius Hypsaeus AR Denarius. Rome, 58 BC. M•SCAVR AED CVR, kneeling figure right (King Aretas of Nabataea),...
lighten that load!:watching: I'm ready!
I am in for more JA auctions.....give it up!:rolleyes:
[ATTACH] Alexander the Great, Ephesus Alexander in the guise of Herakles with lion skin headdress Zeus seated left on throne with eagle on...
[ATTACH] Thrace, Lysimachus; 297-282 BC, Tetradrachm, 16.84g. Thompson-not, Meydancikkale-2675, SNG Fitzwilliam-1849 var. Amphipolis mint. Obv:...
Bigus Chinicus! :rolleyes:
Mat That is such a cool reference! Thank you!
The later denarii looks like they just added chin and nose to the die.
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