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<p>[QUOTE="Terence Cheesman, post: 6048972, member: 86498"]I think I would prefer a mix. For all my coins to be rare would mean my reign was short and therefore a failure and if my coins are really cheap and plentiful might mean that I had wrecked the economy and my rule resulted in a great deal of misery to my subjects. The one denomination I would like to introduce would be a four denarius coin in silver. Hopefully it would be popular enough to be minted in large numbers. I would like to have a great deal a variety on the reverses of my coins celebrating victories, building projects, and other events. Since we have already seen an aureus on this thread.</p><p>Marcus Aurelius Av Aureus 165-166 AD. Obv Head right laureate Rv Felicitas standing facing head left. RIC 153 Calico 1899 This coin illustrated. Faces of Power 276 This obverse illustrated. 7.30 grms 20mm Photo by W. Hansen[ATTACH=full]1244561[/ATTACH]I do not look anything like Marcus Aurelius, for one thing in my youth I tried growing a beard and it looked like hell. I looked worse than Richard Harris did in the film Gladiator[ATTACH=full]1244565[/ATTACH] I kept it for a few years and got rid of it along with the long hair.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Terence Cheesman, post: 6048972, member: 86498"]I think I would prefer a mix. For all my coins to be rare would mean my reign was short and therefore a failure and if my coins are really cheap and plentiful might mean that I had wrecked the economy and my rule resulted in a great deal of misery to my subjects. The one denomination I would like to introduce would be a four denarius coin in silver. Hopefully it would be popular enough to be minted in large numbers. I would like to have a great deal a variety on the reverses of my coins celebrating victories, building projects, and other events. Since we have already seen an aureus on this thread. Marcus Aurelius Av Aureus 165-166 AD. Obv Head right laureate Rv Felicitas standing facing head left. RIC 153 Calico 1899 This coin illustrated. Faces of Power 276 This obverse illustrated. 7.30 grms 20mm Photo by W. Hansen[ATTACH=full]1244561[/ATTACH]I do not look anything like Marcus Aurelius, for one thing in my youth I tried growing a beard and it looked like hell. I looked worse than Richard Harris did in the film Gladiator[ATTACH=full]1244565[/ATTACH] I kept it for a few years and got rid of it along with the long hair.[/QUOTE]
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