Here’s a gif of my posthumous Phillip II . The celator style didn’t degrade too much on these dies. https://i.imgur.com/Y39Qsce.mp4
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Muled quinarius of Geta. Purchased as a “Denarius” from a UK metal detector. Was surprised by how thin it was in hand and how small the reverse...
Roman gold baby! :) Heritage Coin pickup. My first gold coin. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
here’s a Bactrian helmet decorated with bull's horn [ATTACH]Next: a Roman Empress
Didn’t specify if the imperfections had to be unintentional:) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] next: Greek Tetradrachm
Thanks!
Auction win this morning:) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Here’s coin #2 of the type set :) Kassander [ATTACH][ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Wow, looking at the reverse of your coin (the die breaks / lines going from horses tail to butt, and the broken beads and dot on reverse bottom...
Wow! Thanks! That’s really cool
Are die match coins rare?
Thanks! I still think these are die matched. Too many of the same small imperfections to be a coincidence in my opinion. the bead spacing and...
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What a chonk! :)
Keep them coming! This is going to be a fun set to collect:)
Thanks for your opinion! :) I however include Bactria as the kingdom was founded by the remnants and decedents of Alexander’s army
Here are my first & second Tetradrachms. My collection is mostly denarii but I just love these thick, chunky silver coins! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Thanks! And did you forget about the Greco-Bactrian Empire? Ruled under Eucratides I for example.
Here’s my first coin of the type set :) [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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