I posted my Imperial Portrait Gallery here last year (https://www.cointalk.com/threads/my-portrait-gallery.285774/) In the meantime I managed to expand it to 65 portraits from Caesar to Postumus. My goal was to keep it to brassy toned bronzes. Here is Tray Nr.1 with some upgrades: - Julius Caesar bronze was kicked out of the showroom due to poor quality - Livia Dupondius added - Tiberius Dupondius replaced by Sestertius - Drusus Paduan replaced by genuine Sestertius - Nero Sestertius replaced by much superior specimen - Pertinax forgery replaced by genuine Sestertius - Caracalla forgery replaced by genuine Sestertius - Plautilla (Limes-) As added ... and the B-Sides: Tray Nr.2 (Macrinus to Postumus) will have to wait because my Severus Alexander did not show up for the group photo. But as a teaser you can expect the following: - Macrinus As replaced by Sestertius - Elagabal Sestertius replaced my much superior specimen - Orbiana Sestertius added - Maximinus Thrax Sestertius replaced my much superior specimen - Gordianus I Sestertius added - Pupienus Sestertius had to leave us due to being a forgery suspect - Balbinus Sestertius added - Godianus III Sestertius replaced my much superior specimen - Otacilia Severa Sestertius added - Herennia Etruscilla Sestertius added - Mariniana Sestertius added - Gallienus Sestertius added - Salonina Sestertius added Let´s see your portrait galleries!!!
Simply beautiful! Is that Didius Julianus next to Pertinax? I've never seen a Pertinax Sestertius led alone Didius!
@Julius Germanicus has wonderful versions, and that Sestertius Tray is FANTASTIC! RI Didius Julianus 193 CE - 9 weeks - AE Sestertius RI Pertinax 193 BC AE Sestertius rome mint LAETITIA RIC 17 C 21