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<p>[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 5362332, member: 110504"]Very impressive, [USER=87271]@AnYangMan[/USER], not least for your eclecticism! My first pick was your remarkably late denarius of Julius Caesar --with kudos for your willingness to let scarcity and historical significance win out over condition! (Athenian tets are still out of my range, even though they're thick as flies on the market; my eyes just sort of glaze over. ...Same with medieval gold, fun as it is to look at.)</p><p>I've been wanting a representative fals of Kilwa for a while. Congratulations on landing that one! Fantastic example.</p><p>And I was watching that AR of Ezana. It's stunning --and, Promise, I didn't bid on it!!! Here's mine, just from over the past year. But No, besides the amazing strike, yours is of the key transitional interval in his reign, between the pre-Christian crescent and star and the gold issues with crosses. ...Evoking Constantine I's initial ambivalence about advertising his adherence to Christianity.[ATTACH=full]1227724[/ATTACH]</p><p>...Why not. Here's the earlier one of Aphilas (c. 300 ACE), from the same auction.[ATTACH=full]1227731[/ATTACH]</p><p>...Right, your cabinet is pretty great, too![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="+VGO.DVCKS, post: 5362332, member: 110504"]Very impressive, [USER=87271]@AnYangMan[/USER], not least for your eclecticism! My first pick was your remarkably late denarius of Julius Caesar --with kudos for your willingness to let scarcity and historical significance win out over condition! (Athenian tets are still out of my range, even though they're thick as flies on the market; my eyes just sort of glaze over. ...Same with medieval gold, fun as it is to look at.) I've been wanting a representative fals of Kilwa for a while. Congratulations on landing that one! Fantastic example. And I was watching that AR of Ezana. It's stunning --and, Promise, I didn't bid on it!!! Here's mine, just from over the past year. But No, besides the amazing strike, yours is of the key transitional interval in his reign, between the pre-Christian crescent and star and the gold issues with crosses. ...Evoking Constantine I's initial ambivalence about advertising his adherence to Christianity.[ATTACH=full]1227724[/ATTACH] ...Why not. Here's the earlier one of Aphilas (c. 300 ACE), from the same auction.[ATTACH=full]1227731[/ATTACH] ...Right, your cabinet is pretty great, too![/QUOTE]
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