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<p>[QUOTE="TIF, post: 1800155, member: 56859"]I'm going through the mixed lot from Goldberg now and boy, it's fun. It was a blind purchase. I didn't examine it in person and the description was merely "34 mostly Greek and Roman bronzes". It was my backup purchase if I failed to get the coin I really wanted-- and I did fail (an aes grave). This is my consolation prize and it's a heck of a prize. There are a bunch of nice coins in the group. Plenty of things to post over the next few weeks. Some good trading fodder too, since I'm not that interested in middle and later Roman Imperials.</p><p><br /></p><p> A few are fully attributed, some partially, and many with little to no info. This one had a mostly complete attribution.</p><p><br /></p><p>Compared to others of the issue, this one is very nicely centered and has very good details. I like it quite a bit. A keeper.</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]292191[/ATTACH] </p><p><b>SICILY, Himera. AR litra</b></p><p><b>430-420 BC</b></p><p>11 x 12 mm, 0.68 gm (weight per label; haven't checked it, scale needs new battery)</p><p>Obv: bearded and helmeted head right</p><p>Rev: Corinthian helmet right (the CNG label said <i>left</i>... an error or is this a different coin? Guess I'll find out when I weigh it)</p><p>Ref: SNG Lloyd 1029</p><p><i>ex CNG Sale XXV, lot 71, 3/24/93</i></p><p><i>ex CNA II, lot 31</i>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="TIF, post: 1800155, member: 56859"]I'm going through the mixed lot from Goldberg now and boy, it's fun. It was a blind purchase. I didn't examine it in person and the description was merely "34 mostly Greek and Roman bronzes". It was my backup purchase if I failed to get the coin I really wanted-- and I did fail (an aes grave). This is my consolation prize and it's a heck of a prize. There are a bunch of nice coins in the group. Plenty of things to post over the next few weeks. Some good trading fodder too, since I'm not that interested in middle and later Roman Imperials. A few are fully attributed, some partially, and many with little to no info. This one had a mostly complete attribution. Compared to others of the issue, this one is very nicely centered and has very good details. I like it quite a bit. A keeper. [ATTACH=full]292191[/ATTACH] [B]SICILY, Himera. AR litra[/B] [B]430-420 BC[/B] 11 x 12 mm, 0.68 gm (weight per label; haven't checked it, scale needs new battery) Obv: bearded and helmeted head right Rev: Corinthian helmet right (the CNG label said [I]left[/I]... an error or is this a different coin? Guess I'll find out when I weigh it) Ref: SNG Lloyd 1029 [I]ex CNG Sale XXV, lot 71, 3/24/93 ex CNA II, lot 31[/I][/QUOTE]
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