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<p>[QUOTE="Gavin Richardson, post: 2662938, member: 83956"]I love this coin type. Good OP pickup. And rarely do I say, "Nice flan," but Ken's coin is remarkable for that feature. </p><p><br /></p><p>Despite my love of this coin type, I too was late in realizing that Bill Welch (I think that's his name) was selling off his "moonmoth" collection. I was able to get examples from Rome, Trier, and Lyons from him. He was very gracious in cutting me a deal for all three. I just need Arles to complete a mint city set for Constans. </p><p><br /></p><p>Given his considerable time investment in these coins, I wonder why Bill's selling. I hope he is well. In any event, his Forum webpages on this type were a real service to the numismatic community, both collectors and academics alike. </p><p><br /></p><p>One tidbit about this type: Konrad Kraft believed that this so-called "barbarian and hut" type was much more common for Constans than for Constantius II. From my collecting pursuits, I have experienced this to be true, albeit unscientifically.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Gavin Richardson, post: 2662938, member: 83956"]I love this coin type. Good OP pickup. And rarely do I say, "Nice flan," but Ken's coin is remarkable for that feature. Despite my love of this coin type, I too was late in realizing that Bill Welch (I think that's his name) was selling off his "moonmoth" collection. I was able to get examples from Rome, Trier, and Lyons from him. He was very gracious in cutting me a deal for all three. I just need Arles to complete a mint city set for Constans. Given his considerable time investment in these coins, I wonder why Bill's selling. I hope he is well. In any event, his Forum webpages on this type were a real service to the numismatic community, both collectors and academics alike. One tidbit about this type: Konrad Kraft believed that this so-called "barbarian and hut" type was much more common for Constans than for Constantius II. From my collecting pursuits, I have experienced this to be true, albeit unscientifically.[/QUOTE]
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