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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3883199, member: 19463"]Those of us who collect for more than a short while frequently identify a specialty (or ten) and see nothing wrong with multiples that differ from each other is ways that would not be appreciated by 90% of other collectors and almost no one new to the hobby. I like coins of Septimius Severus and his wife Julia Domna. There are several major types that I have gathered in multiples with minor variations in style if not in details. A common reverse for Domna is Venus from the rear. I currently have 40 each just a bit to greatly different. I see nothing wrong with this but do have a few favorites among the group and perhaps a dozen that are 'why did I buy that?' status. To do a serious study of the type one would need a hundred times that number explaining why serious studies are not usually done wholly from a private collection. I have posted coins from this group too many times and doubt anyone reading this would appreciate the desire to have these let alone find more. I may be the only person here who even would recognize what sets some of these apart in my mind. That is OK; these are my coins. The one below is a bit unusual for a reason other than the ugly nose on both sides. </p><p>[ATTACH=full]1025648[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3883199, member: 19463"]Those of us who collect for more than a short while frequently identify a specialty (or ten) and see nothing wrong with multiples that differ from each other is ways that would not be appreciated by 90% of other collectors and almost no one new to the hobby. I like coins of Septimius Severus and his wife Julia Domna. There are several major types that I have gathered in multiples with minor variations in style if not in details. A common reverse for Domna is Venus from the rear. I currently have 40 each just a bit to greatly different. I see nothing wrong with this but do have a few favorites among the group and perhaps a dozen that are 'why did I buy that?' status. To do a serious study of the type one would need a hundred times that number explaining why serious studies are not usually done wholly from a private collection. I have posted coins from this group too many times and doubt anyone reading this would appreciate the desire to have these let alone find more. I may be the only person here who even would recognize what sets some of these apart in my mind. That is OK; these are my coins. The one below is a bit unusual for a reason other than the ugly nose on both sides. [ATTACH=full]1025648[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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