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<p>[QUOTE="Curtisimo, post: 4998080, member: 83845"]Fantastic coins Al. I always enjoy looking at selections from your collection. Your coins always have great style (especially the portraits!) and the large diameter tetradrachms you seem to favor really allow a nice canvas for the die cutter to show his skill. Thanks for sharing and for the nice words!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>These are all great Ryan! You were really good at choosing circulated coins with just the right amount of detail to have some nice eye appeal. Your Nerva especially is nice because you get a very strong portrait outline that accentuates his unique profile (*cough* big nose *cough*).</p><p><br /></p><p>Your Marcus Aurelius bronze is also great, and great style too. On coins of Marcus and Lucius it seems (to me) you can judge the style by the detail in the bottom tip of the beard. Some of the engravers spent a lot of time detailing the individual locks of beard and that usually transfers into attention to detail in other parts of the portrait.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>These are all great Bing. I especially like that Dacia Capta reveres on your Trajan.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Curtisimo, post: 4998080, member: 83845"]Fantastic coins Al. I always enjoy looking at selections from your collection. Your coins always have great style (especially the portraits!) and the large diameter tetradrachms you seem to favor really allow a nice canvas for the die cutter to show his skill. Thanks for sharing and for the nice words! These are all great Ryan! You were really good at choosing circulated coins with just the right amount of detail to have some nice eye appeal. Your Nerva especially is nice because you get a very strong portrait outline that accentuates his unique profile (*cough* big nose *cough*). Your Marcus Aurelius bronze is also great, and great style too. On coins of Marcus and Lucius it seems (to me) you can judge the style by the detail in the bottom tip of the beard. Some of the engravers spent a lot of time detailing the individual locks of beard and that usually transfers into attention to detail in other parts of the portrait. These are all great Bing. I especially like that Dacia Capta reveres on your Trajan.[/QUOTE]
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