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<p>[QUOTE="Orfew, post: 4598720, member: 74968"]A clarification for those who may be interested. Yes Jay's coin is very rare. It may in fact be the eighth known. When David and I last discussed this type last year he said he knew of 7 examples. Jay's coin is RIC 853 and yes it is also rare for the reverse legend. However, the type I posted while having the more common VI instead of VII is actually a rarer coin than Jay's type. My type is RIC 773. I am aware of exactly 2 examples of this denarius type with the bare head left portrait and COS VI. I own one and the other is owned by David Atherton.</p><p><br /></p><p>Having said that I would love to find another example of Jay's coin. It is a very interesting type indeed. Mine also happens to be the RIC reference coin as when RIC (2007) was published my coin was the only known example.</p><p><br /></p><p>Jay, again you have my congratulations. Well spotted and well bought.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Orfew, post: 4598720, member: 74968"]A clarification for those who may be interested. Yes Jay's coin is very rare. It may in fact be the eighth known. When David and I last discussed this type last year he said he knew of 7 examples. Jay's coin is RIC 853 and yes it is also rare for the reverse legend. However, the type I posted while having the more common VI instead of VII is actually a rarer coin than Jay's type. My type is RIC 773. I am aware of exactly 2 examples of this denarius type with the bare head left portrait and COS VI. I own one and the other is owned by David Atherton. Having said that I would love to find another example of Jay's coin. It is a very interesting type indeed. Mine also happens to be the RIC reference coin as when RIC (2007) was published my coin was the only known example. Jay, again you have my congratulations. Well spotted and well bought.[/QUOTE]
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