All Hadrian provincials coins

thx,
i will do so, i like TIF his site also his pictures, found a how to do from Doug smith
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/dougsmith/coinphoto2011ez.html

cu

Eric

 

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TIF is a she, by the way.

The portrait on the dichalkon is unusually good. At that size, sometimes the busts don't look like the emperors they depict at all. Nice find.

 

Really like that last one with the basket. Nicely done!

 

ah ok, that explains the dress on her webspage,
its true thats why i got it from, Moneta Numismatic Services at Vcoins.

 

Trust me, we were all surprised when an intelligent, vivacious woman chose to hang out with us grumpy old nerds, but evidently she isn't too particular about the company she keeps.

 

Speak for yerself!

 

Hmm. I'd better review my Vcoins wish list and buy any Hadrians before Oki gets them all!

Oki-- do you have any coins of Antinous? One of these days I'm going to shoot for one. They are always expensive though.

 

No, unafordable for me so far, also no golden hadrians.
Getting more and more appriciation for provincials

 

Ummmm, she doesn't really come across as being too picky?!

 

Romy promised some nice sushi but ate it all himself. His manners were atrocious and his breath foul. This was a goodbye kiss. I was only pretending to enjoy it... no need to hurt his feelings. I have since upped my dating standards.

 

Hadrianus AE Macedonia Macedonian shield.

Reference.
Varbanov 3028

Obv.KAICAP AΔPIANOC
laureate, bust right

Rev.KOINON MAKEΔΩNON
Macedonian shield

maten
7.5 g
21 mm

 

I like "Shield-Coins"

 

You like all coins!

 

SYRIA, Seleucis and Pieria. Antioch. Civic coinage u. Hadrian. Æ16 Dichalkon 129-28 AD Lyre.

i clouldnt find 2e.
http://provincial.cngcoins.com/level2.asp?Lot=1396


Extremely rare.

Reference
BMC Syria pagina 164 112var; McAlee 128(a)

BMC 114 = ETO ZOP
mine like BMC 112 ETOY ZOP

Obv. ANTIOXEwN THC MHTPO� OΛEwC
Laureate and draped bust of Apollo left.

Rev. ETOY ZOP
Lyre (r above)
Dated Year 177 of the Caesarean Era (AD 128/9)

2,76 gr
16 mm
VF

 

the variation is on BMC 112.
Obv.
Head left of Apollo

Rev.
above r

any help would be very helpfull i dont have book from Butcher or McAlee

thx,

Eric

 

I love the lyre coin ...

Hey Oki, I may not have a Hadrian lyre, but I have a pretty cool Hermes lyre example for ya ...

Sestus, Thrace
'after' 150 BC
diameter: 16.2 mm
Weight: 2.34 grams
Obverse: Hermes head right
Reverse: Lyre
Reference: Weber 2465

 

very nice steve same size 16 mm?

 

O-Doki -> I added the coin-description (please see previous post, above)

 

very nice lyres!