Not sure what is available, but they definitely exist. Take a look at:...
Harpocrates is well represented on Roman Provincial coinage mainly from Alexandria. I do not own any, but here are a couple for sale on Vcoins:...
That one with the two captives is my fav, but you have some nice coins there JBG.
That is some imagination!
I just got a Maximianus with a similar reverse type, but it's not nearly as rare: [ATTACH] MAXIMIANUS AE Antoninianus OBVERSE: IMP MAXIMIANVS P...
Interesting coin Mat. Too bad it's so worn, but I do like the portrait.
Don't believe him Mikey. He does live in the frozen north.
Obviously not a pic of Steve. No wine bottle on the table!
Add "to, too and two" to that list.
Regardless, it's not a genuine Julius Caesar denarius. Perhaps the core of a fouree. Perhaps another fake.
Excellent reporting Warren. I suspected as much, but had no way to prove it since I did not keep my sales catalogs from back then and my own...
Nice image Chris. I'm trying to update my images as well, and small coins are tough. This is a 9mm coin I just re-imaged: Old: [ATTACH] New:...
Now that's a good question Chris, one I would like to know the answer to as well.
There must be something that narrows it to London and I suspect it is style. Maybe someone else can answer? My newest Constantius I: [ATTACH]...
Very nice looking coin and I'm sure it's better in hand. They usually are. My question is how do you tell it is from the London mint? Is it...
I have to agree, at least regarding the first two coins. I do not enough about medieval coins to say one way or another, but if the others are...
Very interesting coin s77. I'm not certain, but I don't think I've seen a coin with such small lettering. Hmmm, now I need to look at my CII...
Love the "Spock" portrait.
Outstanding and one belongs in my collection. In the meantime: Domitian: [ATTACH] L.CORNELIUS LENTULUE & C.CLAUDIUS MARCELLUS ROMAN REPUBLIC...
Great coin JA. Especially love the reverse.
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