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<p>[QUOTE="Collect89, post: 2489684, member: 15445"]Sometimes you have some coins that just beg to be displayed together. Here are a couple coins of Rome minted long before Augustus. IMHO these are really cool coins & they <b>make a fun display together</b>.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]526764[/ATTACH]</p><p><b>Roman Republic</b></p><p><b>AR Victoriatus</b></p><p><b>ca. 211 B.C.</b></p><p>2.97gms, 16-17.5 mm</p><p><b>Obv:</b> Laureate bust of Jupiter right</p><p><b>Rev:</b> Victory standing facing right</p><p> crowning a trophy. ROMA in ex</p><p><b>Grade:</b> good VF+ or better with strong well centered strike, attractive cabinet toning and nice original surfaces. Minor breaks in the reverse toning due to benign neglect (cabinet friction).</p><p><b>Other:</b> From the ancient city state of Rome. Ex-RBW, ex NFA (Garrett III) Lot 360, 3/29/85.Sear book #80, Crawford 44/1.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]526765[/ATTACH]</p><p><b>Roman Republic</b></p><p><b>AR Quadrigatus</b></p><p><b>225 – 215 B.C.</b></p><p>6.22 gms, 22 mm</p><p><b>Obv:</b> Janiform Head within beaded</p><p> border</p><p><b>Rev:</b> Quadriga right driven by Nike</p><p> carrying Jupiter throwing</p><p> thunderbolt. Inverse relief ROMA</p><p> on tablet in exergue</p><p><b>Grade:</b> good VF+ with minor flaws / rough planchet at 3:00 on the reverse. Overall very attractive including dark cabinet toning, good centering and strike.</p><p><b>Other:</b> From the ancient city state of Rome. Sear book #80, RSC-23, Craw 29/3</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Obviously, these two coins are from the ancient city state of Rome & they are of unusual denomination. I thought it would be fun to show them here as a pair. The Victoriatus is valued at ½ the Quadrigatus. My coins weigh 2.97 grams and 6.22 grams respectively. </p><p><br /></p><p>If you have a pair or a set of coins that you like to display together, please post a photo! <b><span style="color: #ff4d4d">Whether it is two coins or 12 Caesars, please post ‘em if you got ‘em.</span></b>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Collect89, post: 2489684, member: 15445"]Sometimes you have some coins that just beg to be displayed together. Here are a couple coins of Rome minted long before Augustus. IMHO these are really cool coins & they [B]make a fun display together[/B]. [ATTACH=full]526764[/ATTACH] [B]Roman Republic AR Victoriatus ca. 211 B.C.[/B] 2.97gms, 16-17.5 mm [B]Obv:[/B] Laureate bust of Jupiter right [B]Rev:[/B] Victory standing facing right crowning a trophy. ROMA in ex [B]Grade:[/B] good VF+ or better with strong well centered strike, attractive cabinet toning and nice original surfaces. Minor breaks in the reverse toning due to benign neglect (cabinet friction). [B]Other:[/B] From the ancient city state of Rome. Ex-RBW, ex NFA (Garrett III) Lot 360, 3/29/85.Sear book #80, Crawford 44/1. [ATTACH=full]526765[/ATTACH] [B]Roman Republic AR Quadrigatus 225 – 215 B.C.[/B] 6.22 gms, 22 mm [B]Obv:[/B] Janiform Head within beaded border [B]Rev:[/B] Quadriga right driven by Nike carrying Jupiter throwing thunderbolt. Inverse relief ROMA on tablet in exergue [B]Grade:[/B] good VF+ with minor flaws / rough planchet at 3:00 on the reverse. Overall very attractive including dark cabinet toning, good centering and strike. [B]Other:[/B] From the ancient city state of Rome. Sear book #80, RSC-23, Craw 29/3 Obviously, these two coins are from the ancient city state of Rome & they are of unusual denomination. I thought it would be fun to show them here as a pair. The Victoriatus is valued at ½ the Quadrigatus. My coins weigh 2.97 grams and 6.22 grams respectively. If you have a pair or a set of coins that you like to display together, please post a photo! [B][COLOR=#ff4d4d]Whether it is two coins or 12 Caesars, please post ‘em if you got ‘em.[/COLOR][/B][/QUOTE]
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