ancient base metal counterfeit coins with a layer of silver coating..
nice one of the lrb's..hmmm... i might have one of him, his portrait lQQks familiar.. i need to scroll thru my lrb unknowns....still..
BD big time on those for sure.. idk about the others....
ahaha..what's good for the goose may not be good for the goose-y...:P
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O man..nice find!.. in the top 12..Caesars of silver.."if" it checks out to be legit, mega money find. if not an exciting find anyway:)
good point RC..
me 2! my most recent purchase, one of H. Etruscus from that neck of the woods..[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Ole Claudius ll Gothicus..a must have for the Roman collection. I have a couple, one i had mis- IDed as a Gallenius for a time (thanks...
....careful there SA... ><
i'd say looks to be very similar to a Phillip ll...reverse wise anyway
hehe...TIF "coined" the term :)
..i love new terms :P
..O...i am now more enlightened ..thanks Bing:)
..that there shore looks like a bipennus to me:bucktooth:
Nerva, the 13th Caesar..[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
beautiful!.. one of my favorite coin types, Nero/Victory SPQR shield...i have 2, one is copper[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
O not to worry, i'm sure they, like me, don't mind and most likely collect or want to collect those too ^^
..looks "reale" to me.. by the by, most ancient collectors would consider these types to be modern world coins. anything after usually the 15th...
i hear ya man!..on all counts. nice sest too :)
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