All Hadrian provincials coins

huh? ... yah, I'm always kinda surprised when a person doesn't have another B-side coin collection (most dudes start collecting coins from their home-country and then branch-out) ...

Ooowww!! ... man, I am a total fan of those metal-detecting Guilders of yours!! (yah, I am jealous that I can't go try and find a few in my back yard) ... bear poop is all that I will find if I go searching!! (ummm, anybody wanna buy some bear poop?)




... thanks Oki ...

Fantastic Hadrian collection (top-drawer => keep-up the awesome work, my coin-friend)

 

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Hi Mate,
i understand why ppl collect serveral directions or age.
but for me its works better this way.
also focus on Roman is very interesting time, i collect also roman Fibula and other items.
not much though.

cu

eric

 

Interesting ... thanks Oki ...

Hey, do ya wanna buy a Hadrian snake?






psyche!! => yah, I'm never gonna sell this baby!!

Have a great day (keep-on-Hadri-on!!)

 

I look forward to seeing the coin! Please post it when you can.

 

hey Steve,

i might be, is the "corrosion" op head removeable?
cu

eric

 

Oh my God!! => please stay away from my coin, Oki!!

=> ummm, that eye-patch is merely a cool crusty ol' green thing ... yah sorry, this is one of my favourite coins (there is absolutely zero-chance that I will ever sell this sweet, sweet baby)

Hi

Cheers

 

CAPPADOCIA, Tyana. Hadrianus Æ .135-36 AD Tyche

Reference.
SNG von Aulock 6538-9

Obv. AYTO KAIC TRAI ADRIANOC CEBACTOC
Laureate head right.
Rev.
Tyche seated left on rock, holding grain-ears and bunch of grapes; below, river-god swimming left; / ET K (date) across field.

25 mm;
10.2 gr
FINE +

 

lol only read 1 line haha, I took the bate right away.

 

Yah, thanks for letting me off of the hook ... phew, man I love that coin!!

... but you're correct ...

=> there is a whole lotta color around those big, beautiful eyes, eh?





David Bowie .... OMG, best mullet, "ever"!!

 

EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrianus AE 34 Drachm
weight rather light but other same Drachms also in this range.

Nice Aegis.

Reference.
Emmett 961; Milne 846

Obv. AVT KAIC TPIANOC AΔPIANOC CEB
Laureate, bust right, aegis on left shoulder and across back of neck.

Rev. LB year 2
Hadrian holding branch and eagle-tipped scepter, being drawn right by quadriga of elephants.

17,15 gr
34 mm
good Fine??

 

Wow Okidoki => that is a gorgeous coin!! (I am very jealous of that sweet elephant coin!!)

 

THX, Steve, that was also my idea

Good luck,

Eric

 

My only Hadrian provincial

AE19 of Petra (of course)
AYT dot KAIC TRA ADRI dot CEB laureate head right
PETRA MHTRO POLIC in three lines within laurel wreath.

 

Maybe a moderator could correct the misspelling in the title of this thread. He meant
"provincials".

 

thank you

gr

eric

 

Cool quadriga sir!!

 

Nice coins, especially the snake and the elephant quadriga !


Hadrian, Drachm Drachm struck in Alexandria, c131-132 AD
AVT KAI TRAI ADRIA CEB, Draped and laureate bust of Hadrian right
Nilus leaning left. Behind an elephant. L IS in field (regnal year 16)
23.87 gr
Ref : Sear #1259, RCV #3763 var

Q

 

VERY NICE i like the patina

 

Oh my, oh my => that's a sweet lookin' coin, Cucumbor (congrats, dawg!!)

=> are you fricken kidding me?!! (how awesome is that coin!!? => awesome!!)

Wha? => and it's 24 grams!! (I'll trade ya my whole collection for that sturdy pup!!)

... well, just jokes (but that coin "rocks"!!)

 

you mean hippopotamus
best regards,

eric