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<p>[QUOTE="Fugio1, post: 3413821, member: 89970"]I had the pleasure to see this hoard first-hand early on and have collaborated with Pierluigi Debernardi on an article recently submitted that documents the hoard. The hoard contained several varieties. A large number of the coins in this hoard were Apulian types (L, LT, Q, VB...) which were found with no trace of circulation.</p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=74282]@red_spork[/USER] Your Luceria Victoriatus is marvelous and here is why. Although nearly all of these coins were mint state, I only found about 20% were fully centered on both obverse and reverse. Although there were some true FDC examples, the majority were ill struck, on irregular flans with one or both sides at least partially off-center obscuring some part of the type. Yours is centered on both sides and complete, so among the minority of the hoard.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here is one of the anonymous types (Cr. 44/1) that I acquired from the hoard. Unlike the Apulian types, this shows a little wear, suggesting it was probably earlier.[ATTACH=full]906070[/ATTACH]</p><p>Steve Brinkman[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Fugio1, post: 3413821, member: 89970"]I had the pleasure to see this hoard first-hand early on and have collaborated with Pierluigi Debernardi on an article recently submitted that documents the hoard. The hoard contained several varieties. A large number of the coins in this hoard were Apulian types (L, LT, Q, VB...) which were found with no trace of circulation. [USER=74282]@red_spork[/USER] Your Luceria Victoriatus is marvelous and here is why. Although nearly all of these coins were mint state, I only found about 20% were fully centered on both obverse and reverse. Although there were some true FDC examples, the majority were ill struck, on irregular flans with one or both sides at least partially off-center obscuring some part of the type. Yours is centered on both sides and complete, so among the minority of the hoard. Here is one of the anonymous types (Cr. 44/1) that I acquired from the hoard. Unlike the Apulian types, this shows a little wear, suggesting it was probably earlier.[ATTACH=full]906070[/ATTACH] Steve Brinkman[/QUOTE]
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