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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2270143, member: 19463"]My Saturday in Baltimore only produced five coins but I spent more than ever before at a show. Ill show the three bronzes here counting down from least interesting to ne to most. The two silvers will take longer to get online since they will be appearing on my favorites page. </p><p><br /></p><p>5. Justin II AE follis 40 nummi Nikomedia mint year ten </p><p>The appeal of this was that both figures have eyes and Justin looks a bit like a Preying Mantis. I have this coin from other mints but am making a point of NOT researching the possibility that I am anyways close to having the set to avoid triggering a frenzy to seek out the missing ones. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]452222[/ATTACH] </p><p><br /></p><p>4. Philip I Alexandria tetradrachm Nike</p><p>I bought this just because I liked the reverse and did not have a Nike for Philip. When I got it home and tried to catalog it using Emmett and ran into a problem. Similar coins online are listed as Emmett 3492 Nike Flying r. I can not accept this since there is a groundline under Nike making it Nike Advancing r. The advancing coins are not listed as being issued in Year S (6). Any Emmett fans here that would like to straighten me out, please do.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]452221[/ATTACH] </p><p><br /></p><p>3. Caracalla Caesar, AE25 4 assaria, Tomis / Dioscuri seated </p><p>I like the denominationally marked Tomis coins and this is a nice example of the 4 (delta) coin. The seller pointed it out to me because he thought I might like the seated figures that usually appear on horseback or standing. I had not bought many coins from him for over ten years (most of his stock is high priced and in slabs and I don't bother looking). He was right. The type is listed in the usual online places both for Caesar and a young Augustus Caracalla but I do like the coin. I know this will not impress the condition collectors here but this is really not bad for the type. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]452220[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2270143, member: 19463"]My Saturday in Baltimore only produced five coins but I spent more than ever before at a show. Ill show the three bronzes here counting down from least interesting to ne to most. The two silvers will take longer to get online since they will be appearing on my favorites page. 5. Justin II AE follis 40 nummi Nikomedia mint year ten The appeal of this was that both figures have eyes and Justin looks a bit like a Preying Mantis. I have this coin from other mints but am making a point of NOT researching the possibility that I am anyways close to having the set to avoid triggering a frenzy to seek out the missing ones. [ATTACH=full]452222[/ATTACH] 4. Philip I Alexandria tetradrachm Nike I bought this just because I liked the reverse and did not have a Nike for Philip. When I got it home and tried to catalog it using Emmett and ran into a problem. Similar coins online are listed as Emmett 3492 Nike Flying r. I can not accept this since there is a groundline under Nike making it Nike Advancing r. The advancing coins are not listed as being issued in Year S (6). Any Emmett fans here that would like to straighten me out, please do. [ATTACH=full]452221[/ATTACH] 3. Caracalla Caesar, AE25 4 assaria, Tomis / Dioscuri seated I like the denominationally marked Tomis coins and this is a nice example of the 4 (delta) coin. The seller pointed it out to me because he thought I might like the seated figures that usually appear on horseback or standing. I had not bought many coins from him for over ten years (most of his stock is high priced and in slabs and I don't bother looking). He was right. The type is listed in the usual online places both for Caesar and a young Augustus Caracalla but I do like the coin. I know this will not impress the condition collectors here but this is really not bad for the type. [ATTACH=full]452220[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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