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I just won this fairly rare type that will probably be my last big purchase of the year. The reverse legend TEMPORVM FELICITAS translates as...
If you look at the 3rd post in this topic, you will see that I made a fairly lengthy post about this legend and the circumstances behind it.
An answer might be in who is auctioning it.
This coin is listed under Pius because this coin was struck under his authority.
Here's some Ostrogothic municipal coinage struck during the reigns of Theodoric and Athalaric in Rome [ATTACH] Ostrogoths, Municipal Coinage Æ...
An older post from last year about fake sand patinas https://www.cointalk.com/threads/sol-numismatik-auction.410530/
Heraclea 18b has a smaller head and Heraclea 20b has a larger head. This can be fairly arbitrary and RIC VI even mentions in the footnotes that...
[ATTACH] Diocletian A.D. 307 Æ follis 27x28mm 7.9g D N DIOCLETIANO P F S AVG; laureate in imperial mantle, right holding olive branch, left...
Sorry about my typo with the A, I fixed it. It was a copy and paste error from my website; which I will fix. The missing H is liable to be just a...
I assume it was worn as jewelry. The obverse would have been displayed, so maybe someone with more pro Roman feelings.
I just got this coin from the Ostrogothic ruler Athalaric (A.D. 526- 534). He became ruler of the Ostrogoths at age 10, after the death of his...
I have a pair from London [ATTACH] Diocletian A.D. 305- 307 Ӕ follis 26x28mm 9.9g D N DIOCLETIANO FELICISSIMO SEN AVG; Laureate and...
Yes are fakes
You should start a separate topic...but those are well known fakes
some recent auction prices for low grade Julius Caesar/ Augustus coins [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Everyone wore a cloak back in the day; but I believe that Mars wore it best. Out of my collection, Maximinus II also has the most variety of Mars...
I don't see any reason to doubt the authenticity. Hadrian A.D. 119-123 Æ Dupondius IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG P M TR P COS III; radiate and...
A better picture would help, but as Archeocultura said, it looks like a Macedonian coin. The one below was struck during the reign of Gordian...
Yes, spot on with RIC VII Thessalonica 128
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