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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1669058, member: 19463"]They say it never rains but when it pours. When I got home from the Baltimore show I found an envelope from Frank Robinson waiting for me. It contained the one coin I won in this auction and a set of 12 different Elymais coins from his fixed price section. Identifying the Elymais will take some study so they got pushed to the back of the line. Below is the one coin from the auction that no one wanted enough to outbid me. I bid on about 20 other lots but some of them went for three times my bid. Really!</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH]247830.vB[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>Constantius II Caesar AE3 Arles mint </p><p>Campgate VIRTVS CAESS QA crescent RL</p><p>RIC 297 page 265 325-326 AD</p><p><br /></p><p>The portrait strikes me as rather ordinary and the mintmark letters could be more clear (the reading is definite, however). What makes the coin special to me is that it is my first and only campgate coin showing the doors. It also has four turrets (or Weber BBQ kettles) but I bought it for the doors. Who else has doors to share?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1669058, member: 19463"]They say it never rains but when it pours. When I got home from the Baltimore show I found an envelope from Frank Robinson waiting for me. It contained the one coin I won in this auction and a set of 12 different Elymais coins from his fixed price section. Identifying the Elymais will take some study so they got pushed to the back of the line. Below is the one coin from the auction that no one wanted enough to outbid me. I bid on about 20 other lots but some of them went for three times my bid. Really! [ATTACH]247830.vB[/ATTACH] Constantius II Caesar AE3 Arles mint Campgate VIRTVS CAESS QA crescent RL RIC 297 page 265 325-326 AD The portrait strikes me as rather ordinary and the mintmark letters could be more clear (the reading is definite, however). What makes the coin special to me is that it is my first and only campgate coin showing the doors. It also has four turrets (or Weber BBQ kettles) but I bought it for the doors. Who else has doors to share?[/QUOTE]
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