All Hadrian provincials coins

SYRIA, Seleucis and Pieria. Antioch. Hadrianus. Æ As

Reference
McAlee 536f

Obv. AVTOKAICTPAI AΔPIANOCCEB??
Laureate, draped and cuirassedbust of Hadrian right

Rev. Large S C
below, Θ; all within wreath.

25 mm
17.02 gr
1 h.

 

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EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrian Diobol Nilus

Reference.
Emmett 1140.21; BMC 781 pag. 92
R5

Obv. AUT KAIC - TRA ADRIANOC CEB
Laureate, draped cuirassed bust right seen from behind.

Rev. LKA (year 21) 136-37 AD
Bust Nilus right with lotus crown and curnucopiae right.

10.36 gr
25 mm

 

R5 very rare

 

Ooh, another one I'm jealous of!

 

ha yes this is collecting, inspiring every time

 

That diobol is lovely! Nice find.

 

Nice one, Oki.

 

One of three Roman Egyptians from recent CNG auction.


EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrian
year 4, CE 119/20
billion tetradrachm, 25 mm, 13.3 gm
Obv: AVTKAITPAI AΔPIACEB; laureate bust right
Rev: draped bust of Serapis right; L - Δ
Ref: Emmett 889(4), R4; Dattari (Savio) 7462 var. (without crescent); K&G 32.124

Translation of legend abbreviations:
AVT(OKPATΩP) KAI(CAP) TPAI(ANOC) AΔPIA(NOC) CEB(ACTOC)
Imperator Caesar Trajanus Hadrianus Augustus
L Δ
year 4

 

Wow TIF, gorgeous!! (nice coin too!!)



... but uh-oh, Oki is gonna be jealous of that sweet Hadrian?!

Oh wait a minute => he has an example posted, directly above!! (small world, eh?) ... ooops, I guess his is Nilus, not Serapis

 

I bought the popcorn. Now I can watch the fight.

Very Nice TIF

 

@Okidoki has plenty of Roman Egypt Hadrians. He needs to start leaving some for others

 

Nice newp TIF.

I got the 3D glasses Bing.

 

You definitely have too much time on your hands.

 

Anything to avoid household chores and general adult responsibilities

 

I get that.

 

WOW stunning, much better picture than CNG
I am so happy, with you getting this coin, there were many nice hadrian coins, i missed sale, but looking at the results, i was not sure i would have won any.
Thank you for sharing.
All the best,

Your coin friend eric

 

TIF => how come you gave Oki such short legs?!! (man, that's cold)




... awesome animation-skills (full-points, Princess)

 

I only drew the upper part of the legs. The rest is off the page.

(Okay, that's not true. But it could be )

 

PHRYGIA, Akmoneia AE 20 Kybele

Reference. Rare
BMC PHRYGIA, 54 (pag. 12)

Obv.: AΔPIANOC KAICAP
laureate bust right, aegis tied at shoulder.

Rev. AKMO NEΩN
Kybele wearing polos chitos and peplos, enthroned right, holding in left tympanum, and in right sceptre; beside her, Lion right.

20 mm

A special and rare coin i think. enjoy.

best regards,

eric