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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2405241, member: 19463"]How do you determine when a set is complete? I know nothing about Aeolis or hundreds of other places but I do know there are coins uncertainly identified or assigned to a place not accepted by every student. There are cities not known to have coins and coins not assignable to cities. It seems several cities in Aeolis were out of business by the time Provincials started and your list matches those in Head so I assume it is complete. Congratulations on achieving the goal. </p><p><br /></p><p>As far as sets completed, I have none. Martin and I might be said to have interest in completing a set of coins from Eastern mints of Septimius Severus. I became interested in the subject 50 years ago and have many coins not listed in RIC but not as many as Martin has. Worse, if we combine our holdings we still would not have a set of what we know to exist and Martin posts new things here on a semi regular basis. I once thought I had a set of the legionary types of Septimius Severus but someone came up with an error die from Alexandria with IIII in place of III which I lack. Oh, well. Being able to complete a set requires great care in selecting subjects.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2405241, member: 19463"]How do you determine when a set is complete? I know nothing about Aeolis or hundreds of other places but I do know there are coins uncertainly identified or assigned to a place not accepted by every student. There are cities not known to have coins and coins not assignable to cities. It seems several cities in Aeolis were out of business by the time Provincials started and your list matches those in Head so I assume it is complete. Congratulations on achieving the goal. As far as sets completed, I have none. Martin and I might be said to have interest in completing a set of coins from Eastern mints of Septimius Severus. I became interested in the subject 50 years ago and have many coins not listed in RIC but not as many as Martin has. Worse, if we combine our holdings we still would not have a set of what we know to exist and Martin posts new things here on a semi regular basis. I once thought I had a set of the legionary types of Septimius Severus but someone came up with an error die from Alexandria with IIII in place of III which I lack. Oh, well. Being able to complete a set requires great care in selecting subjects.[/QUOTE]
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