Obv:- L SEPT SEVER P-ERT AVG IMP VII-I, Laureate head right Rev:- VICTOR AVG, Victoria standing right, left foot on globe?, holding shield with...
I whopping big hole in this one. I can forgive it as it is from a scarcer eastern sub-series of Septimius Severus. Obv:– L SEP SEVERVS PER AVG...
If I saw this coin in isolation I would think it an imitation. It seems too from from my thoughts of the official issues but them I am far from...
This gives me an excuse to share my favourite Magnia Urbica AE Antoninianus. Obv:– MAGNIA VRBICA AVG, Draped bust right on crescent, hair brushed...
It is probably worth looking at the VICTORIA GERM legend with some chronological context. The Victory walking right between two captives, holding...
The imperial mantle does appear from other mints during this period too. I did own this one which I believe is relatively scarce. Obv:– IMP...
@Valentinian The Max Herc - IOVI AVGG appears with several bust types, all of which are scarcer when compared with the equivalent Diocletian type...
I was wondering when if this one might emerge. I was the underbidder. It is not the only die with this reverse error I have one from a different...
I have owned a few examples of the OP over the years. @Valentinian - with regards to dating - neither dating cited seems to align with Bastien....
Not a 9 but a 4. The only example I have of IV that I can think of is an engraving error where it is VI retrograde. Probus Obv:– IMP C M AVR...
I am late to the fray on this thread and don't have a great deal to share that hasn't already been covered. I do have an example of an IX used...
I know that some people don't like reviving an old thread but I thought it worthwhile to put a new coin in context. In the original post I shared...
Numerian (but an Alexandrian Nike!) [IMG] Didumenian (Provincial Nike) [IMG]
A couple of full Victory depictions rather than Victory held... Carus [IMG] Carinus [IMG] Tetricus I [IMG] Constantius Gallus [IMG] Some gap...
Here is a bronze plaque showing Victory holding a trophy of arms dating to the 1st Century A.D. It is displayed in Museum at Caerleon, the Roman...
The problem with many coins of Probus is that there are examples that appear to have potentially identical attributions based on legends, types,...
I take it that you are trying to collect the officina set of Antioch. You have drifted away to Cyzicus here as that is where this coin is minted -...
Just FYI I have added the first 46 coins from this seller to the Forvm fake reports. I still have many more to go. For those interested in seeing...
probvs.net is a fantastic resource and was created by Grzegorz Kryszczuk. GK has moved on to other interests and I believe that the site is now...
You can compare your example with other officina for this issue here:- https://probvs.net/probvs/R905/R905.html
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