Ancients => Post your Favourite coin and *Favourite tune*

You guys are going to hate me for life after this song, but as you know, Julius Caesar was some "hot stuff" back in the day. His reputation for being a woman's man was so well known that even his soldiers made fun of him for it.

 

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That song brings back memories of listening to the AM radio in grade 10 ...

Lawyer, you weren't even born when this was playin' and being quickly turned-off!!

(cool coin)

 

Mysia, Lampsacus. AE21. Volusian
Obv: ΑΥΤ Κ ΟΥΙΒΙ ΟΛΟССΙΑΝ. laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Volusian, r.
Rev: ΛΑΝΨΑΚΗΝ. Tyche standing l., holding rudder and cornucopia.
http://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/9/389/
RPC Online 389, #6

 

Ahahaha ... yah, I'm pretty sure that I may have already used AM-Radio, but man I love Everclear, so please keep posting their awesome tunes!!

=> WOW ... ancientone, those coin-examples are fricken awesome! (you rock!!)

 

Ummm, here is another Everclear video that is worth double-posting ...

 

I do not have a coin that does this video justice.

 

Now that is talent!!!!!!

 

A quadruple threat!

 

Uhm,I think we want to see more of this incredible talent...



and oh yeah, here is a coin of...uhm, whatever!

 

My first coin!

 

man, that's so bad

... sweet Arcadius though (cheers)

 

Friday night ... *hic*

=> the coin that got away!!

 

until i get my mail today, this is still my only coin of 2017...what a drought.



i've been listening to these guys lately....

 

LOL, oh MAN @stevex6 ! I had to go search my coins to make sure it was not ME that was the one who got the coin. Mine is similar, but, >shoowee!< it was not me. I got mine a year or so ago...


RR Anon AE 28mm 19-2g Quadrans - Sicily mint 214-212 BCE Hercules-boar headress - Bull - ex RBW Craw 72/7

 

LOL, EVERY TIME I hear this song, I think they are saying "Aaahhh, this is Bull---"


Sicily Syracuse Hieron II compare Butting Bulls Right and Left
@TIF helped me with the RIGHT bull to complement and contend with my smaller bull!



I crank this up if I clean-up paperwork on Saturday morns...

 

I haven't listened to this in ages such a good tune

 

Macedonian Kings, Philip V. Bronze AE17. Aegis shield.
Macedonian Kingdom, Philip V, 221 - 179 B.C. Bronze AE 17, obverse laureate head of Zeus right; reverse B-A / Φ, Athena Alkidemos standing right, brandishing javelin in right, aegis in left hand with head of medusa, dolphin lower right. SNG Cop 1244-1246var.

Possibly unique with aegis on shield.

 

@ancientone Probably my favourite Aerosmith song. Great coin too