@tibor 6.4mm according to the listing https://www.numisbids.com/n.php?p=lot&sid=6550&lot=1072
Anyone know how to buy this from the US? I'm not seeing a way to check out from the publishers site.
Considering the legend says Hadrian... Probably hadrian?
Plenty of dealers competing at leu. See lots of flips from them, particularly to roma and cng.
If you refresh the sub-page, or directly link to the sub-page, it 404s. For example, go to https://syrios.uh.edu/select-story and it will not...
Did you buy a coin from the first sale? I've heard from some that their coins still haven't shown up, though I didn't win anything myself.
Congrats on your buy! I was eying the coin this coin that Praefactus had listed but wasn't willing to pay the 3x premium...
A test cut, made in antiquity, by a private individual or merchant who wanted to make sure it was real silver throughout.
Does this restrict coins that do not originate from China? I know that ancient chinese coins aren't allowed to be exported, but not allowing...
Contact the firms with an idea of the consigns you're consigning. Roma and leu typically ask for a photo of the coins. Bigger value consignments...
Felt that it was about right, considering the provenance and condition. Wasn't super cheap, no. Without the provenance would have probably been a...
I managed to win a coin early on in the Kunker sale today, which was surprising considering as the majority of the remainder of the sale seemed to...
Unfortunately, no smaller denominations are plated, and it appears that your reverse die is not one on the plated examples of the next larger...
I finally found where I placed my copy of this reference. I think the obverse is either 62, or 65. 65 has a left facing griffin, but 62 has a...
Vcoins guarantees authenticity... not grade though
Seems unlikely that this would be one of those considering it's in pretty stellar condition. In addition, naville tends to sell quite a lot of...
I may be misinterpreting that you're saying that this isn't a phoenix, but if so: the reason that this is normally called a phoenix is was minted...
Very cool! Here's my example of the phoenix type, from the earlier minting cycle (Year 2 = 138/9 AD as denoted by LB, instead of Year 6 = 142/3...
Congrats, I've been looking forward to getting a copy since you mentioned it on Cointalk earlier!
Realistically people in the market for a roma feature auction were probably looking anyways ;)
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