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<p>[QUOTE="GregH, post: 2531415, member: 75936"]I'm interstate at the moment away from home, but when i get back i will post the trays containing all my portraits. My rarest emperor is Uranius Antoninus.</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=44154]@Gil-galad[/USER] from your "unlikely" list, given what you already have, I think getting some of these should be straight-forward. Pupienus and Balbinus can be had for a few hundred dollars. If you shop around, AE4s of Valentinian III and Johannes can be had for under $100 (but maybe you want a nice solidus?). Otho is affordable if you can live with a provincial from Antioch. Livia can be found at a reasonable price if you're happy with a Spanish provincial.</p><p><br /></p><p>For Gordian I and II, of course, you'd need to be comfortable spending a few grand for each.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don't prioritise imperial over provincial - i just want the most interesting coin I can afford for each ruler.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think provincials are fine for a portrait series - as long as it's a contemporary coin bearing the name and portrait of the ruler (btw I don't like attributions that give a name that cannot be found on the coin - in my opinion there are no coins of Aureolus or Pontius Pilate... Such an attribution is marketing to boost an otherwise unremarkable coin).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GregH, post: 2531415, member: 75936"]I'm interstate at the moment away from home, but when i get back i will post the trays containing all my portraits. My rarest emperor is Uranius Antoninus. [USER=44154]@Gil-galad[/USER] from your "unlikely" list, given what you already have, I think getting some of these should be straight-forward. Pupienus and Balbinus can be had for a few hundred dollars. If you shop around, AE4s of Valentinian III and Johannes can be had for under $100 (but maybe you want a nice solidus?). Otho is affordable if you can live with a provincial from Antioch. Livia can be found at a reasonable price if you're happy with a Spanish provincial. For Gordian I and II, of course, you'd need to be comfortable spending a few grand for each. I don't prioritise imperial over provincial - i just want the most interesting coin I can afford for each ruler. I think provincials are fine for a portrait series - as long as it's a contemporary coin bearing the name and portrait of the ruler (btw I don't like attributions that give a name that cannot be found on the coin - in my opinion there are no coins of Aureolus or Pontius Pilate... Such an attribution is marketing to boost an otherwise unremarkable coin).[/QUOTE]
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