Great Valentinian II Doug!
This should be enough....
Here's what I found: Austria, 20 Corona (Crown) 21.20 mm 6.7751g .900 fine .196 ounces of gold Restruck to this day
Nero Sestertius Rome [IMG] I'm Disqualifying myself on purpose ;)
Any more information on this one? It's an interesting piece (based on the AE Denarius, I'm assuming it is a 3rd century piece)..
It's a very appealing type when nice... This is a great example of an appealing example! Great Pickup Doug :thumb:
I purchased this directly from a dealer. In hand, it is a much nicer bronze... (especially the surfaces) The dealer didn't take the best...
You can't tell with American coins too... Or World coins... Or any coin for that matter... Your argument is invalidated by that....
I interpret this as an insult towards ancient coin collectors... The chance of an ancient coin outside of a museum being from a tomb is small......
3 currently for me... It's an interesting set taking place over a very long time. ;)
Thanks Doug! :) That's for the rest of my collections.. Willy-nilly in large boundaries.. Bar my Sassanid Fire-Altar set... Which will be...
A fascinating piece.. Especially the History :thumb:
Interesting RR... Rather important issuer too! Great Pickup! :thumb:
That makes sense!
@Doug Which makes mine what mint? That's not what I meant... It's so unlike you to miss a plug... I got a message that said: "We...
For my set, only the croc would count (as a 'bonus' piece) It's supposed to be Roman Imperial Coins with a bust.
Forgetting something Steve? I wrote it from memory... This year is of major importance in the History of Nero... Each metal represented once...
Thanks All! Exactly why I got it :D I wanted something big that fit one of the four collections I was aiming for and had some history behind...
My first of the Twelve Caesars! Nero (ruled 54-68 AD) AE Sestertius Struck 65 AD NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER P M TR P IMP P P Laureate...
I meant it this way: It looks wrong due to the problem you mentioned And this is support to the first statement: Plus, a professional...
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