I recommend "Collecting Greek Coins" by John Anthony Not expensive and will get you started. BTW, welcome to Ancients @sidestick
I don't have the answer, but I wanted to welcome you here to CT @Agricantus
Steve? Yeah, shy. BTW, I have a bridge in Brooklyn I'll sell ya.
I've been called worse. But I'll tell you what, everyone hold their breath that are waiting for @Bing to buy your xmas turkey. I'll get them out...
Ditto, ditto, ditto.
A very nice Titus for sure.
Yes. I just prefer to use the Greek or Roman names at least where I know what they are
I have this one cataloged as being struck at Lugdunum, but I have no certainty of that. [ATTACH] POSTUMUS Antoninianus...
[ATTACH] M SERGIUS SILUS ROMAN REPUBLIC AR Denarius OBVERSE: EX S C ROMA *, head of Roma right REVERSE: horseman galloping left with sword &...
Great coin little brother. Is that a picture of you on the obverse? I could swear it is.
Yes, I've seen that on wildwinds and I've even quoted it in the past, but, if I'm not mistaken, the consensus here on CT is that hairstyle is no...
I see nothing to be concerned about in either coin. Even with the weight variance. These were pumped out without much quality control. Which is...
Interesting all around. Love the coins, especially the Silbannacus.
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I don't understand. We are collectors and of course someone else will probably be interested in what we collect. Does it matter who that person...
I think it makes a great substitution!
Both are nice, but you are right about the portrait of Philip
I know it is an American holiday, but I think most people around the world can give thanks for something in their lives. And since we here in the...
New image is much better IMHO. I had to re image all my coins when my computer died on me and I lost many of the old images. I still have a...
If you can make out a head of any sort, then your eyes are much keener than mine. Like @Smojo, for the life of me I can't make out anything....
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