All Hadrian provincials coins

Okidoki => that coin is absolutely "beautiful" ...

Ummm, did you buy that baby just to piss off Mat? (just jokes ... both coins "rock")

=> yup, those are some super snakey Hadrian-coins, my awesome coin brothers!!

 

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HAHA thank you

 

Referentie.
Köln 991; Dattari (Savio) 1806; K&G 32.461; Emmett 1014.12.

Obv. AvT KAI - TPAI APIA CEB?
Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right

Rev. Iς above, L ΔωΔЄK (date) in exergue
Nilus reclining left on crocodile, holding reed and cornucopia from which emerges a Genius.


Maten.
35 mm,
25,94 gr
11 h

Kwaliteit.
VF edge spit

ex CNG

 

Wow, Okidoki!! => great new Hadrian & Nilus addition (awesome eye-appeal)

... I only have an Antoninus Pius version

 

Very Nice piece also attractieve patina.
Watch the croc haha

Gr Eric

 

Aankoop.

Referentie. very rare; R4
Emmett 1159 jaar 14; Dattari 7957; BMC Alexandria p. 97, 829; Geissen -; Kampmann-Ganschow -; SNG Cop -; SNG Milan -

Obv. AVT KAI - TRAI A∆PIA CEB
Laureate bust right, wearing aegis

Rev. across field LI-∆ (year 14)
Griffin seated right, left forepaw on wheel.

Maten.
4.919 gr
Maximale diameter 19.7 mm
Die axis 270o

Kwaliteit.
VF op brede Flan

ex Forvm ancient coins

 

EGYPT. Alexandria. Hadrian (117-138). Ae Dichalkon.

Obv: Laureate head right.
Rev: L Δ. E year 10
Cornucopia.

Emmett 1177 r2 BMC 897

Condition: Very fine.

Weight: 1.02 g.
Diameter: 11 mm.

very very small (2 small)

 

Yeeehaaa, Okidoki!! (great new additions) ...

=> wow, you're burnin' like a comet, my new coin-friend!!

Once again, I have an addition that is "not" a Hadrian ... but it is a very cool addition (probably my favourite coin overall???)

Here is Marcus' version ....

 

very nice Steve also 35 mm?

all the Best,
sad Eric (we lost from argentine)

 

=> nope, my dude is only a 32 mm (ya got me there, brother)

Marcus Aurelius AE Drachma
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT
AD 161-180 (struck AD 150/151)
Diameter: 31.9 mm
Weight: 15.66 grams
Obverse: Laureate head of Marcus Aurelius right
Reverse: Female “griffine” seated right, left paw on wheel, across field regional year ( 14 = AD 150/51 )
Reference: Dattari 3224, Emmett 1866 (Rarity 3)

=> awwwww crap!! ... I hadn't watched the soccer game yet, but apparently you're telling me that Argentina beat the Netherlands!! (man, I thought that I'd be safe from hearing about any soccer/football scores on this coin site!!)



Oh well ... Okidoki, I only had Netherlands to win in my World Cup Soccer Pool (I'm not actually from the losing country => I am very sorry to hear that the Dutch lost the game ..... umm, although I did pick them to lose against Germany in the final!!)

Great coin my friend (have a drink on me!!)

Cheers

 

Wow Steve...only 32mm? It still has real clout and presence! I like that cobra too!

 

headache here, ah well still collecting coins.
Germany is better a the moment

 

How did you come to year 10 from L Δ. E ?

 

hello Doug,
there can only be an E

in Emmett page 46 Regnal Years
all the Best,

Eric

 

i will scan it

 

Interesting and strange DE is the start of the spelled out word for ten DEKATOV so 10 must be the intent but other cities of the period avoided using the unlucky theta for 9 with DE or 4+5. Separating the two letters across the flan borders on strange.

 

aha interesting information, i am new at this.
what do you mean with "on strange"

 

From Beast coins

Referentie.
Emmett 839; Milne 1132

Obv. AVT KAI-TPAI AΔPIA CEB
Laureate, draped, cuirassed bust right, seen from behind.

Rev. L Δ_E_KATOV jaar 10
Elpis standing left, flower upward in right hand, hitching skirt with left.

Maten.
12.97 gr
24 x 26 mm

Kwaliteit.
VF

 

coin 2 small unfortunate i think year 4 LA

Rare R3

Referentie. LA (datum)
Emmett 844; Milne 845; Dattari 1587 Geissen 796
http://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1595543

Obv. ?
Laureate and draped bust right. en maan

Rev. Date L A
Hadrian, laureate, togate and holding sceptre, driving quadriga r.; date above.

Maten.
13,05 gr
22 mm

Kwaliteit.
VF my idea

 

very cool additions (congrats on even more super Hadrians)