Ancients => Post one of your favourite coins, and your favourite Movie

Post one of your favourite coins, and your favourite Movie ...

.... oh, and if you have more than one favourite movie, then you better have another coin ready to post!!!

Hmmm ... as always, I'm never sure if this thread will get some traction, but regardless => "I'll go first" ...

Hmmmm? ... well, I'll try to find a coin that I don't post too much (which is difficult, as you all know!!) ...


Galerius

 

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Hmmm? ... well, I love my coins and I love movies, so I could go on forever ... how 'bout Shawshank Redemption? (a total winner movie!! ... oh, and a Steven King Book, did you dudes know that bit o' trivia?)

 

Apocalypse Now and Caesar Augustus!

 

atta-boy, Bannon => both, sweet picks

 

I must say...Shawshank Redemption is an all time classic as well...and your Vespasian ain't half bad either my friend from the Great White North!


Well played Steve...well played indeed.

 

Man ... I got a million of 'em ...





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... ummm, and in case you didn't realize => yup, it's another Steven King Novel (wow, that guy is kinda good , eh?)

 

My name the Borat, this nice coin, it makes the mustache like me....








...I like.

 

http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q...&mid=069C5021D9680E9F61B6069C5021D9680E9F61B6

 

Hey Jango => how 'bout this, dawg?















.... awesome ...

 

Shawshank. My favorite movie by far.

 

Hard to pick favorites. American Psycho used to be my favorite. Evil dead II, They live, The Mist, Frailty, the Thing, all come to mind as well.

 

MARCUS AURELIUS AE Sestertius
OBVERSE: M ANTONINVS AVG GERM SARMATICVS, laureate head right
REVERSE: TR P XXIX IMP VIII COS III S-C, Annona standing left, holding corn-ears & cornucopiae; modius with two corn-ears and poppy at her feet
Struck at Rome, 175 AD
22.3g, 30mm
RIC 1154

 

atta boy, big brother

=> thanks for posting (very cool movie, my friend)

 

MACEDON, under Roman rule
D. Junius Silanus Manlianus, praetor
142-141 BC
AE, 20 x 22 mm, 9.5 gm
Obv: Facing mask of Silenus, wearing ivy wreath
Rev: MAKE ΔONΩN legend In two lines; D above; all within ivy wreath
Ref: SNG Copenhagen 1324

An evil-looking coin to go with a classic horror movie, The Sound of Music. (A+ to the film student who re-imagined this trailer!)

 

Yup, that's pretty much how I remember it when I was growin' up ... two hours jam-packed fulla Nazi Mayhem and screaming children!! (it is an absolutely horrifying and disturbing flick!!)