Theme: Facing portrait. [ATTACH] Justinian, Byzantine emperor 257-565. Year 14. 39.4 - 38.1 mm. 22.69 grams. Large! Sear 163. Next: A green coin.
Theme: Furius [ATTACH] Roman Republican denarius of M. Furius L.F. Philus, 119 BC. 18 mm. 3.93 grams. M FOVRI L F around laureate Janus head...
Theme: Tyche [ATTACH] Philip I, 244-249, struck at Antioch. 29.6-29.2 mm. 17.78 grams. Reverse: Head of Tyche of Antioch, veiled, turreted,...
Time's up. We didn't come up with a Capricorn, so how about a Sagittarius instead? [ATTACH] Gordian III, 238-244 at Singara, Mesopotamia....
Theme: boar or pig [ATTACH] AE21. 7.95 grams. (In Italy) Apulia, city of Arpi Laureate head of Zeus left Kalydonian boar right, spaer above...
Theme: a Tetartemorion [ATTACH] Ionia, Miletos. c. 550-525 BC. 5-4 mm. 0.14 grams. Tiny! Facing lion's head/pattern of nine dots. Theoretically,...
"How about a coin with Iovi Fulgoratori?" That's going to be a difficult one! I just checked vcoins and " Iovi Fulgoratori" gets 0 hits. You may...
Theme: Crispus [ATTACH] Crispus. ALAMENNIA DEVICTA Sirmium mint. An event of 322, the victory of Crispus in Germany (according to Foss, Roman...
Theme: Countermark [ATTACH] A "lilah" (W-like, upside down, at 5:30, on the obverse of this very worn coin) Arabic countermark of after 1160 ΑD...
Theme: Two emperors on either obverse or reverse [ATTACH] A denarius of Vespasian, with his sons Titus and Domitian on the reverse. 19-17 mm....
This theme: a really, really heavy Aes Grave An Apolo/Apollo as of 69 mm and 368.7grams: [ATTACH] Crawford 18/1. Sear I 520. Very thick. Bought...
This theme: coin from Cappadocia [ATTACH] Septimius Severus silver drachm from Caesarea in Cappadocia. Next Theme: Septimius Severus
Theme: Broken, chipped, or clipped coin A siliqua of Procopius, 365-6. [ATTACH] I bought this coin privately. It is ex Santa Barbara Museum of...
This thread has, as of now, 701 pages! But a year and a half has passed since there have been posts. I think it is time to revive it. You are...
Excellent! That's a nice group and I love it when someone shows a small set of their own. They conceived of it and worked to complete it even...
That was a really good video. Only 6:21 minutes long, so I can recommend it to you even if you are a busy person. [ATTACH] C. Servilius Vatia,...
Here are some important books for advanced collectors. You can find more on my site: http://augustuscoins.com/numislit.html That page links to...
Here is my FAQ site for beginners, with many sub-pages for experienced collectors: http://augustuscoins.com/ed/ In the late 1990s before search...
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VRBS ROMA is a very historical type. It is common, but that does not make it less interesting--just less expensive. After you get one you like you...
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