Thank you for the kind comments. It's been over 30 years, with several realignments, but I think that I might be getting a handle on my interests.
I have been organizing my collection a bit. Here are the trays and web pages for the trays if i have one. [ATTACH]...
It was painful...but I'm glad it is going to a good home.
For dating of Lugdunum coins, I usually defer to Bastien and he dated it to A.D. 290- 291
The conversion of Constantine actually curtailed religious freedom as there was only one religion that was favored and he began passing...
I have added quite a few coins of Diocletian recently and several are from his sole reign, before Maximianus was elevated to Augustus in A.D. 286....
Here is a Severina denarius [ATTACH] Severina A.D. 270 - 275 Ӕ Denarius 19x20mm 2.8g SEVERINA AVG; Diademed, draped bust right. VENVS...
I just catalogued this scarcer type [ATTACH] Diocletian A.D. 288 Ӕ Antoninianus 22mm 3.4g IMP C DIOCLETIANVS AVG; Radiate bust left...
I'm sure that other people have this set also. It was actually not very difficult to acquire the coins as none are particularly rare. It only took...
I collect many different themes and most will never be complete. I am pretty actively adding to my campgates collection and other sets as I find...
I just got the last example that I need to have a Galeria Valeria from each mint that issued coins in her name. These were only struck in the...
"Kat Baxter, Leeds Museums and Galleries’ curator of archaeology and numismatics, holding up the Phoenician coin." [ATTACH]
https://www.numisbids.com/sale/301/lot/428 [ATTACH] https://www.ikmk.at/object?id=ID116992 [ATTACH]
I am pretty sure that it accidentally broke rather than being cut in half. From what I can see, the metal looks very brittle and coins like this...
Yes, I got it from my grandmother years ago.
here's how they were originally packaged [ATTACH]
Yes, it's a modern fantasy piece. My page on this-- https://constantinethegreatcoins.com/fantasycoin/
Severus Alexander A.D. 231- 235 Ӕ Sestertius IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG; laureate head right with slight drapery over left shoulder. PROVIDENTIA AVG...
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since RIC 413 and 432 are exactly the same except for the COS part; you can never know for sure...I would record it like RIC II Rome 413/432
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