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<p>[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 8247336, member: 110226"]Nice coin, with a very pleasant patina.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks. </p><p><br /></p><p>I'm afraid that I am not as organized as others are when it comes to a systematic, prioritized search for new acquisitions, more often than not, particularly with Roman coinage, and more often than not I simply come across a coin that appeals to me as I wander the Internet. That is the case for the OP coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>Thanks to your wonderful series on Faustina I and Faustina II, I appreciate the historical context of their coins, as well as the numerous varieties that can exist within a single issue. So, I must say, when it comes to a Faustina coin, particularly a bronze coin, I do have a somewhat more focused view of what constitutes a good or worthwhile acquisition. </p><p><br /></p><p>For some reason, the denarii have never been a big draw for me, regardless of emperor or empress. It must have something to do with the water I drank growing up.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="robinjojo, post: 8247336, member: 110226"]Nice coin, with a very pleasant patina. Thanks. I'm afraid that I am not as organized as others are when it comes to a systematic, prioritized search for new acquisitions, more often than not, particularly with Roman coinage, and more often than not I simply come across a coin that appeals to me as I wander the Internet. That is the case for the OP coin. Thanks to your wonderful series on Faustina I and Faustina II, I appreciate the historical context of their coins, as well as the numerous varieties that can exist within a single issue. So, I must say, when it comes to a Faustina coin, particularly a bronze coin, I do have a somewhat more focused view of what constitutes a good or worthwhile acquisition. For some reason, the denarii have never been a big draw for me, regardless of emperor or empress. It must have something to do with the water I drank growing up.[/QUOTE]
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