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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Hiddendragon, post: 8662553, member: 25270&quot;]Thanks for the info. I&#039;m sure an ancient collector would have been salivating at the pile and found plenty of bargains. They had a whole plastic tub full of them. I know that I had pulled out another one with Philip that was silver but it seemed smaller, and I also put aside a smaller bronze and a Byzantine coin. I know that much about it. When I first saw the name Philip I thought it might be Alexander the Great&#039;s father but I suppose that would probably have been written in Greek letters, and of course the years didn&#039;t match. When I had Roman coins in the past I got a few of those &quot;uncleaned Roman coin&quot; lots on eBay and it was all junk that you couldn&#039;t really identify so that&#039;s part of why I never got into ancients. When you see nice, quality coins like they had there it&#039;s a lot different. Unfortunately I won&#039;t be going back for a few months and odds are I&#039;ll never see that bin again, but maybe if I do I&#039;ll do some eBay research in the store on the ones that are labeled and see if I can find some bargains.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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