I'm afraid it's only a very average 1941 cent, but if it's a coin roll hunting find, then that's neat. This is a very nice 1941 cent. (Not...
Yep. No jackpot, sadly, but if you're not into it for too much money, you've got a curiosity, anyway. It's still an 1853 Seated half, despite...
It does all seem to fit nicely on this one.
This made me go back to my first Roman collection to see what I had from Gallienus: [ATTACH]
That's the quintessential neckbeard coin. @Severus Alexander's example with Salus(?) emerging from his neckbeard is supercool. When the goddess...
You pull it off well and manage to look pensive there, rather than dyspepsic. I liked the Easter avatar too.
I'm a huge ELO fan, but I think the Mediæval Bæbes might be a more appropriate musical selection, given the title of this thread. :):singing: [MEDIA]
This one isn't as tiny as your tetartemorion (I love that word), but it isn't exactly saucer-sized, either. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Actually, I'm...
I had shingles last September and my forehead never healed compl- Oh, no, wait- you're on the Internet - you can't see my head! ;) Presumably...
Ah. Yes. Thanks for reminding me. I once saw one of the finest known (if not THE finest known) PEI cents out there. I forget the exact TPG...
Greece (Spartans in Taras, Calabria, Italy): silver drachm; Athena and owl, ca. 302-281 BC [ATTACH] Obverse: Head of Athena right, wearing helmet...
I'll use this secondary post for personal commentary later, when I get around to it. I'm trying to catch up on individual writeups for all of my...
Greece (Mysia, Lampsakos): silver diobol; janiform heads and Athena, ca. 4th-3rd century BC [IMG] Presently uncertified. Additional images on...
Greece (Corinth): silver stater; Pegasus and Athena, ca. 345-307 BC [IMG] NGC AU; Strike 5/5, Surface 3/5. Additional images on CollectiveCoin...
No, not particularly valuable, but neat.
[IMG] Wikimedia Commons - public domain Taurokathapsia. There's your fancy word for the day. Say it out loud if you dare. It is a term for...
Greece (Thessaly, Pharkadon): silver hemidrachm; Thessalos restraining bull, ca. 440-400 BC [IMG] Obverse: The hero Thessalos, petasos around...
Greece (Ionia, Phokaia): electrum hekte, ca. 478-387 BC [ATTACH] Obverse: Helmeted head of Athena right, dolphin (partially off flan) swimming...
Both terrific trees. Different styles, but both equally effective and appealing designs, in my opinion.
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