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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2571466, member: 19463"]Fortunately we have a book for that. The great Reka Devnia Hoard of 1930 consisting of 81000+ silver coins included a bit over 7000 coins of Septimius Severus. The book on the hoard was arranged by Cohen numbers with the OP coin which was dated IMP VIIII being C.212. There were 88 coins in the hoard. The same reverse but dated IMP VIII is C.210 but the hoard included only three coins. There are a couple types with over 200 count and maybe a dozen more over 100. There are many types with only one example and I have several types that were not in the hoard at all. We could do a thread on 'Show your RD 0 coins'.</p><p><br /></p><p>Where we draw the line between 'common' and 'scarce' is a matter of opinion but an 88 rater is never going to be 'rare'. The report, N.A. Mouchmov, <b>Le Tresor Numismatique de Reka Devnia (Marcianopolis)</b> is a lot of fun. The originals were printed on high acid paper that tends to rot away making the books worth more than most coins in it. It was reprinted a few years back and I doubt many of us who got one then will be selling it on this side of the grave. If you find one, I suggest you buy it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2571466, member: 19463"]Fortunately we have a book for that. The great Reka Devnia Hoard of 1930 consisting of 81000+ silver coins included a bit over 7000 coins of Septimius Severus. The book on the hoard was arranged by Cohen numbers with the OP coin which was dated IMP VIIII being C.212. There were 88 coins in the hoard. The same reverse but dated IMP VIII is C.210 but the hoard included only three coins. There are a couple types with over 200 count and maybe a dozen more over 100. There are many types with only one example and I have several types that were not in the hoard at all. We could do a thread on 'Show your RD 0 coins'. Where we draw the line between 'common' and 'scarce' is a matter of opinion but an 88 rater is never going to be 'rare'. The report, N.A. Mouchmov, [B]Le Tresor Numismatique de Reka Devnia (Marcianopolis)[/B] is a lot of fun. The originals were printed on high acid paper that tends to rot away making the books worth more than most coins in it. It was reprinted a few years back and I doubt many of us who got one then will be selling it on this side of the grave. If you find one, I suggest you buy it.[/QUOTE]
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