LRB help needed, LRB "errors"

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by rrdenarius, Jun 22, 2016.

  1. rrdenarius

    rrdenarius non omnibus dormio

    I am out of my comfort zone with the coins below, so some help would be appreciated.
    I was hoping to pick up a cast bronze piece in the last CNG e-auction, but I only wanted it second most..... I went looking for some consolation coins to empty my pockets some. The first lot was listed as error coins.
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    fron top left to bottom:
    Flip-over double strike of Tetricus I; 3.41 grams; 20.6 X 19.5 mm
    Brockage of Victorinus; 2.70 grams; 18.0 X 17.0 mm
    Flip-over double strike of Tetricus I (??); 2.20 grams; 20.0 X 18.8 mm
    LRB brock 2.JPG
    LRB brock r5.JPG
    L to R
    Brockage of ???; 1.55 grams; 15.2 X 14.1 mm
    Brockage of Tetricus II ???; 1.56 grams; 14.1 X 13.5 mm

    Post your thoughts or LRB error coins

    PS - the lot also had a widow's mite flip-over double strike.
    fods mite 5.JPG
    fods mite s2 2.JPG
     
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  3. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    Those are pretty darned cool. :cool:
     
  4. zumbly

    zumbly Ha'ina 'ia mai ana ka puana

    It's just sad when your consolation bid gets beaten by someone else's consolation bid ;). Congrats, I thought it was a pretty interesting lot too. The fun of puzzling them out is all yours :D.
     
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  5. zumbly

    zumbly Ha'ina 'ia mai ana ka puana

    Is the left coin in the second group a brockage? I find it hard to tell from pictures sometimes. It looks like Tetricus I to me, but official? I don't know.

    I like the widows mite best of the group.
     
  6. Mat

    Mat Ancient Coincoholic

    I think they are all great too.
     
  7. rrdenarius

    rrdenarius non omnibus dormio

    yes, 3 brockages - top left of first group and all of second group. I should have taken separate pics, but was lazy. I find it hard to tell a brockage in photos.
    I am not exactly sure about the top left coin. It looks like the obverse was pressed into the coin twice and then struck by a reverse die. There was only a little metal in the center of the coin and the reverse features are minimal.
     
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  8. YOC

    YOC Well-Known Member

    The bottom two are both unofficial /barbarous
    1 purports to be Tetricus 1 and 2, Tetricus 2.
     
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  9. Valentinianvs

    Valentinianvs Well-Known Member

    Last its an Alexander Jannaeus, with obverse an reverse, in both sides, dont remember the name of the error. :)
     
  10. Magnus Maximus

    Magnus Maximus Dulce et Decorum est....

    Very interesting coins.
     
  11. Mikey Zee

    Mikey Zee Delenda Est Carthago

    Super cool and very interesting examples!!
     

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