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<p>[QUOTE="jamesicus, post: 2873783, member: 14873"][USER=19463]@dougsmit[/USER] -- good observations all around. I am too single minded of purpose to offer global prescriptions for attributions here -- my Tetrarchic unreduced folles research and collecting has been confined to coinage produced at the London Mint, plus the Constantius Britannic Invasion coinage produced at the "unknown" (Boulogne?) Continental Mint. My attributions are mostly, but not always, based on RIC, Volume VI, Londinium/Lugdunum although I do not hold RIC to be infallible or even exceptionally reliable -- my personal copy is populated with a profusion of notes, questions, corrections and challenges. However, I do find RIC to be a great "go to" reference when attributing my coins -- augmented by several well known online reference resources. I have found the various introductory chapters in RIC to be of great value in understanding the historical associations of various coin issues.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think some of the sections of RIC are under-utilized such as the indices commencing on page 689 of the 1967 Edition of RIC Volume VI:</p><p><br /></p><p>Index I - Obverse Legends (page 689)</p><p>Index II - Reverse Legends (page 698)</p><p>Index III - Reverse Types (page 708)</p><p><br /></p><p>Index I is, in my opinion, particularly relevant to this present discussion.</p><p><br /></p><p>James</p><p><br /></p><p>Sent from my iPad[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jamesicus, post: 2873783, member: 14873"][USER=19463]@dougsmit[/USER] -- good observations all around. I am too single minded of purpose to offer global prescriptions for attributions here -- my Tetrarchic unreduced folles research and collecting has been confined to coinage produced at the London Mint, plus the Constantius Britannic Invasion coinage produced at the "unknown" (Boulogne?) Continental Mint. My attributions are mostly, but not always, based on RIC, Volume VI, Londinium/Lugdunum although I do not hold RIC to be infallible or even exceptionally reliable -- my personal copy is populated with a profusion of notes, questions, corrections and challenges. However, I do find RIC to be a great "go to" reference when attributing my coins -- augmented by several well known online reference resources. I have found the various introductory chapters in RIC to be of great value in understanding the historical associations of various coin issues. I think some of the sections of RIC are under-utilized such as the indices commencing on page 689 of the 1967 Edition of RIC Volume VI: Index I - Obverse Legends (page 689) Index II - Reverse Legends (page 698) Index III - Reverse Types (page 708) Index I is, in my opinion, particularly relevant to this present discussion. James Sent from my iPad[/QUOTE]
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