Castulo (Linares) Jaen, 180 B.C., 12,85 g. 27 mm [ATTACH] John Anthony tagged this the Dr. Zeus coin. Tooled no doubt, patina added perhaps?...
So beautiful! And I only looked with one eye so I wouldn't get too jelly-beans!:troll::meh::D:blackalien::wacky::bigtears:
An Early American Copper! $325 or something around that. PayPal and I will ship it for free. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Doug's got a handful of about everything apparently. :wacky:
At first glance At the photos I thought this thread was about fancy cookies. Than I read the posts. And I still have some reading to do to catch...
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It's night time! A croc has to get some shut-eye!
Yep, big ol drachm. 20.84 grams and 33MM.
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I thought so too! Look at the blow up of the reverse.....I think it's amazing! Like the horses are coming through the sands of time![ATTACH]
Oh Antoninus Pius Roman Egypt LK (year 12).
[ATTACH] And that's why it's good to have a Doug! And it's good to have a John Anthony who endorsed this purchase. Not that I'm afraid to take...
[ATTACH] Augustus and Agrippa after the last great naval victory of antiquity. I've looked a long time for this coin. Special thanks to Doug for...
I almost bought this coin today but bailed because of some "abrasion" on the obverse....tooling mark. But I do like me some doggie ancients!
Isn't the republican coin the one that sometimes has a dog on the reverse? Sort of a trademark of the moneyer? [IMG]
Background please. Countermarks?
Ptolemy II[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
9 holders for St. Gaudens Double Eagles and some quarters (34MM) 8 holders for small cents (19MM) Air Tite sells these for $1.75 each Looking...
Wow! Abe was really popular!;)
Gosh that Philip II is stunning! I am envious!:wacky:
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