Here's a follow-up of this thread by @Finn235 : my large Valerian and small Trajan - 11 mm, so a monster compared to the diminutive silver Greeklets, but still. I'm sure you can top me, especially in the large sector. I believe there are third century bronze Roman Provincial coins measuring 45 mm instead of my meagre 35. AE35 Valerianus I (253-260). Cilicia, Seleucia ad Calycadnum. Obv.: Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right. Rev.: Draped bust of Apollo right, laurel branch before, vis-à-vis laureate and draped bust of Artemis-Tyche left, cornucopiae behind. 35 mm, 18.51 gr. SNG France 1061-1063. AE11 half quadrans Trajan (98-117). Rome Mint for Antiochia Seleucis. Obv. Laureate bust right. Rev. SC in wreath. 11 mm, 1.48 gr. McAlee 526. RPC online Nr. 3680.
Fun thread! Here is my largest provincial of Julia Domna and my smallest: Left: Julia Domna, AD 193-217 Roman provincial Æ 29.3 mm, 13.67 g, 6 h. Ionia, Ephesus, AD 193-217. Obv: CЄBACTH IOY ΔOMNA, bare-headed and draped bust, right. Rev: ЄΦЄϹΙΩΝ TPIC NЄΩKOPΩN, carpentum drawn right by two mules. Refs: SNG Copenhagen 417; BMC 267 var. (obv legend). Right: Julia Domna, AD 193-217 Roman provincial Æ assarion, 1.80 g, 14.3 mm, 11 h. Bithynia, Nicaea, AD 193-217. Obv: ΙVΛΙΑ CЄBACTH, bare-headed and draped bust, right. Rev: ΝΙΚΑΙΕΩΝ, flaming altar. Refs: Rec. Gen. 392; SNG Copenhagen --; BMC --; SNG von Aulock --.
