He's still posting on Numis forums (?).
Estelle Lazar in her book Resurrecting Pompeii goes some distance in debunking the claim that lead poisoning facilitated the fall of the Roman...
So, that makes two specimens! It's not often a new Flavian imperial variety is discovered ... especially a denarius!
Congrats! Is this your coin?? https://www.biddr.com/auctions/numismatiknaumann/browse?a=5196&l=6375482 If so, you got one hell of a bargain!
Congratulations! The success of any podcast comes down to the hosts ... IMHO, you and Aaron are very entertaining! One of my favourite podcasts!
Indeed not just about bees and stags! Ephesus during the early Flavian period produced a smattering of imperial denarii that today are highly...
I completely understand, and sorry to hear you missed out! Picturing the OP coin in my collection before the purchase, I realised my collection...
Glad to hear it! I always wondered what the outcome was.
Your Domitian is TR P XII, not VII. BTW, Lovely display!
Very nice! Those Alexandrian tets are a treat in hand.
Here's an example of your variety (not as nice) currently on Vcoins:...
Retail in trade @ $100, give or take. It's not super rare.
Actually, the obverse reads COS IIII, making this RIC 1202 (C2). BMC 822. BNC 819....
No. It's a horrendous fake.
Your coin is actually RIC 763. https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=106662 @philologus_1's coin is TR P XII, yours is...
That's a very respectable example, well worth the wait!
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I was very thrilled to have recently acquired this possibly second known Domitian denarius from 95/96 AD sporting an aegis portrait! [IMG]...
That's a superb example!
Nice example of the type and not easy to find in trade! Here's mine. [ATTACH] Titus as Caesar [Vespasian] Æ Dupondius, 12.42g Lyon mint, 77-78...
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