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<p>[QUOTE="lrbguy, post: 3143110, member: 88829"]Wow, these guys know their material!</p><p>Bing's special legionary is certainly impressive even to one who is not conversant with that field (me). However, he did not make any comment about the "deal" he got, so I have to get that aspect from the peanut gallery. Hmmm. RC was all about the incredible deal.</p><p><br /></p><p>Bing went for historical and RC went for numismatic, sort of. A large part of what RC had to say about why his Nerva is interesting was focused on its scarcity in the marketplace, but he did not comment much on its <i>numismatic</i> significance (e.g. does it fill in a gap?). Bing gave us a nice glimpse at the historical setting for the special legionary piece, pinpointing the significance of the team behind the icon. </p><p><br /></p><p>As for appearance, the photos are not of equal merit, but Bing's item seems to be more complete in the clarity of its design and textual elements.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>If they had a category for a honking schnoz (look it up), Andrew has a Galba that would take it hands down.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lrbguy, post: 3143110, member: 88829"]Wow, these guys know their material! Bing's special legionary is certainly impressive even to one who is not conversant with that field (me). However, he did not make any comment about the "deal" he got, so I have to get that aspect from the peanut gallery. Hmmm. RC was all about the incredible deal. Bing went for historical and RC went for numismatic, sort of. A large part of what RC had to say about why his Nerva is interesting was focused on its scarcity in the marketplace, but he did not comment much on its [I]numismatic[/I] significance (e.g. does it fill in a gap?). Bing gave us a nice glimpse at the historical setting for the special legionary piece, pinpointing the significance of the team behind the icon. As for appearance, the photos are not of equal merit, but Bing's item seems to be more complete in the clarity of its design and textual elements. If they had a category for a honking schnoz (look it up), Andrew has a Galba that would take it hands down.[/QUOTE]
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