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<p>[QUOTE="Al Kowsky, post: 3587533, member: 97383"]Valentinian, I like the sandy patina on your Year 16 follis & the clear mintmark on your example with the <b>bar</b> over <b>H</b>. I wasn't aware of this variation before, & taking a closer look at my photo I can see the <b>bar</b> over <b>H</b> on my example too <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie9" alt=":eek:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />. The staff at Heritage didn't mention this variation on my coin so they obviously missed it too. The added links in your post are interesting & informative. The ongoing devastation at the city of Antioch must have been a hard pill to swallow. Once the 3rd most important city in the Roman Empire turned out to be "the city cursed by God". As William Metcalf points out in the catalog <b>ANTIOCH, The Lost Ancient City</b>, "Antioch never produced a coinage as dominant as that of Athens or as beautiful as that of Sicily, but the longevity of its mint is unmatched, even by Rome's."[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Al Kowsky, post: 3587533, member: 97383"]Valentinian, I like the sandy patina on your Year 16 follis & the clear mintmark on your example with the [B]bar[/B] over [B]H[/B]. I wasn't aware of this variation before, & taking a closer look at my photo I can see the [B]bar[/B] over [B]H[/B] on my example too :eek:. The staff at Heritage didn't mention this variation on my coin so they obviously missed it too. The added links in your post are interesting & informative. The ongoing devastation at the city of Antioch must have been a hard pill to swallow. Once the 3rd most important city in the Roman Empire turned out to be "the city cursed by God". As William Metcalf points out in the catalog [B]ANTIOCH, The Lost Ancient City[/B], "Antioch never produced a coinage as dominant as that of Athens or as beautiful as that of Sicily, but the longevity of its mint is unmatched, even by Rome's."[/QUOTE]
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