Ancients- Someone Has Done This Before

TIF and I already have it worked out. I'll walk down the runway sporting my new jacket for ya!

 

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I've enjoyed every single one of these virtual tray presentations, but for those of you may be getting a bit of virtual tray fatigue, here's my non-virtual A-Pi tray...




And my non-virtual random coin pile...



They're not as smart and polished as the fancy virtual trays, but I think they still have some charm. A little bit similar to the Ikea bookbook, perhaps ...

 

very cool, Z-bro

 

Z-- your nonvirtual pile is fabulous!

The Ikea bookbook ad is brilliant

 

Thanks! Since you've already done the long skirt, and Bing has the sports jacket covered, I figure I will have my coin pile printed up as a cape, super-hero style.

 

Very cool pics Z!

 

Your non-virtual pile looks great, Z. I would do that, but I'm too lazy to take all the coins out of their flips and put them all back in.

 

I have most of my coins in flips, but any given time have 60 or 70 kept in a mini four-tray coin cabinet for easy access. They were the ones who ended up as models for the coin pile .

 

what a great thread!




i'm not ready to try my own yet.

 

Some really nice photos. Here is a quick one I made up

 

You've got some great coins there, Icerain. Keep up the good work!

 

Thanks, always looking to add interesting pieces to my collection.

 

A parliament of owls:

Great photos everyone! TIF's fabric is fabulous.

 

I like this owl set very much. Although I am just a Roman coin collector, I am curious about whether or not those very small coins are excessively rare.

 

Yes, Athenian Tetradrachms are relatively plentiful & Athenian small silver is harder to find nice condition. Doug Smith explains this in post #3 of this previous thread:
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/at...e-compared-to-athena-owl-tetradrachms.241448/
...and post #3 of this thread:
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/itsy-bitsy-teeny-weenie-athens-owl-it’s-a-hemiobol.246682/

 

Assembled a tray of Greeks today...