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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1957299, member: 19463"]I hope you have figured out #6. The Faustina II #12 shows a clue that not all her coins do. It was issued while her father Antoninus Pius was alive and she was listed as PII AVG FIL or daughter of Pius Augustus. Her mother Faustina I never used it (she was not daughter of an emperor). After Pius died, Faustina was primarily wife of the emperor (Marcus) so the 'F' legend was dropped. I believe your #1 also has a variation on this legend but the photos are less clear. </p><p><br /></p><p>Your Septimius is from a period that many coins are missing the L SEP SEV part of the legend but his portrait and the rest of the legend is still distinctive. Your coin does show PERT honoring Pertinax but this rare emperor is easily distinguished by portrait and the rest of the legend. Notice your #5 is Marcus Aurelius but before he became emperor. Like his wife Faustina II, he is shown as AVG PII F or son of Augustus Pius. </p><p><br /></p><p>Bing is right about it being best to show reverses. All of your coins are identifiable by portrait alone but I suspect many of use could get most of them solely from the reverses. In any event, all the information you can give when asking for help is worth giving. </p><p><br /></p><p>Enjoy the group. They are a nicely diverse selection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1957299, member: 19463"]I hope you have figured out #6. The Faustina II #12 shows a clue that not all her coins do. It was issued while her father Antoninus Pius was alive and she was listed as PII AVG FIL or daughter of Pius Augustus. Her mother Faustina I never used it (she was not daughter of an emperor). After Pius died, Faustina was primarily wife of the emperor (Marcus) so the 'F' legend was dropped. I believe your #1 also has a variation on this legend but the photos are less clear. Your Septimius is from a period that many coins are missing the L SEP SEV part of the legend but his portrait and the rest of the legend is still distinctive. Your coin does show PERT honoring Pertinax but this rare emperor is easily distinguished by portrait and the rest of the legend. Notice your #5 is Marcus Aurelius but before he became emperor. Like his wife Faustina II, he is shown as AVG PII F or son of Augustus Pius. Bing is right about it being best to show reverses. All of your coins are identifiable by portrait alone but I suspect many of use could get most of them solely from the reverses. In any event, all the information you can give when asking for help is worth giving. Enjoy the group. They are a nicely diverse selection.[/QUOTE]
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