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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Terence Cheesman, post: 4082892, member: 86498&quot;]Okay I finally got the last two groups from the NYINC and am drowning in a sea of Fed Ex boxes and bubble wrap. Three of the coins are my Triton XXIII Lots The fourth is from the so called Triton XXIII E Auction and the last two are from the floor [ATTACH=full]1064680[/ATTACH] Syracuse Ar Tetradrachm 466-460 B.C.Boehringer 438&nbsp; Triton XXIII Lot 117 17.40 grms 26 mm I just loved the style of this coin. The strike&nbsp; the lack of wear or die problems I thought just outstanding Needless to say No bargain[ATTACH=full]1064681[/ATTACH] Larissa Stater 356-342 B.C. HGC 409 Triton XXIII Lot 238 12.12 grms 23 mm This one has some issues The reverse is a bit weak but the style of the obverse is wonderful [ATTACH=full]1064685[/ATTACH]Septimius Severus Ar Denarius as Divus RIC 191c Triton XXIII Lot 466 3.41 grms 18 mm I wanted to upgrade my coin of this type so I was happy to get this one.[ATTACH=full]1064688[/ATTACH] Vespasian Ae Dupondius Rv Felicitas 73 A.D. RIC 581 CNG E Auction 460 Lot 619. 11.93 grms 26 mm Saw this coin at the CNG table at the show. Decided I really liked it.[ATTACH=full]1064690[/ATTACH] Faustina II Ae Sestertius Rv. Fecunditas standing RIC 1635. 23.74 grms 31 mm This coin is absolutely stunning in hand. Natural patina Not messed with No bargain [ATTACH=full]1064697[/ATTACH] Sidon Double Shekel Abd&#039; Ashtart I 363-362 B.C. 25.57 grms 26 mm This coin is a lot less than perfect but it has a strong obverse galley and the reverse is more or less reasonable. I have been looking for one for years and while I would have liked one that was stronger on both sides especially the reverse.... I guess I just got tired of waiting. Mind you a pedigree going back to 1974 didn&#039;t hurt either.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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