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Message:: [QUOTE="Roman Collector, post: 3300736, member: 75937"]Every coin in this post cost < $100. Plotina is unaffordable in an imperial issue, but should be obtainable if you're willing to accept a provincial issue: [ATTACH=full]874337[/ATTACH] Sabina is affordable, but much easier to obtain in silver. Bronzes are available (but much higher in price than the Faustinas) in decent grade if you are patient. Here's a middle bronze: [ATTACH=full]874338[/ATTACH] Faustina I is readily available. Pleasing but well-circulated sestertii are less than $100 and often less than $60: [ATTACH=full]874339[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]874340[/ATTACH] Same with Faustina II: [ATTACH=full]874341[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]874342[/ATTACH] The bronzes of Lucilla are almost always well-circulated and are less than $100, only a little more pricey than those of her grandma and mom. They are quite scarce in high-grade, however, and choice examples always bring three- or even four-figures at auction. Here are a couple of well-circulated sestertii: [ATTACH=full]874345[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]874344[/ATTACH] The bronzes of Crispina are similarly plentiful in well-circulated grades but very pricey in choice, high grades. Here's an as (top) and a sestertius (bottom), each with the same reverse design.[ATTACH=full]874346[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]874347[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]