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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 2341565, member: 19463&quot;]Of my Victories, I believe this Julia Domna of Emesa is the most rare.&nbsp; The specimen in the French National Collection in Paris was known to Cohen (C. 250) so it gets listed in later works that copy him.&nbsp; RIC lists it as a hybrid with reverse of Pescennius Niger but they do not list the type for either Niger or Septimius so calling the only known coin a hybrid seems a bit odd.&nbsp; I&#039;m waiting for Martin to find another but until then I&#039;ll call it one of two known.&nbsp; I bought a 34 coin bulk lot on eBay to get it.&nbsp; I would love to see the Paris coin.&nbsp;&nbsp; The BNF website has many photos of Greek Imperial coins of Julia Domna but I am unable to find a link to anything Roman (in this case a denarius of the Emesa, Syria, mint.&nbsp; If any of you are in France and could guide me through their website to find an image of this coin, I would be most appreciative.&nbsp; </p><p>Julia Domna, AR denarius Emesa mint</p><p>IVLIADO&nbsp; MNAAVG</p><p>VICTOR IV ST AVG Victory <u>seated</u> left Cohen 250</p><p>The Cohen listing lacks the G on AVG on the reverse but my coin shows it weakly almost touching the groundline.&nbsp; I assume their coin is missing this area.&nbsp; </p><p>[ATTACH=full]475874[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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