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<p>[QUOTE="akeady, post: 8181114, member: 83175"]I will work on improving things and adding the moneyer's name is a good idea - I will add that.</p><p><br /></p><p>One Tantalus shortcoming is that the field for moneyer name is too short - my own database has a longer field, so someday that will work - I should be able to populate all fields in the list view with the data from the database.</p><p><br /></p><p>As well as the RR coins, over the Christmas break, I managed to organise coins as late as Constantine I and Helena in trays. One or two more multi-day efforts will be needed to get the rest of the Roman coins done, then Greek and Byzantine - I don't have many Byzantine coins and Sear will do for organising these. For the Greeks, I'll use the Hoover books as the primary references to organise things, but TBD how it will go. I've found that there are some coins I can no longer locate and a few that have not been entered on Tantalus, so there's some tidying up to be done.</p><p><br /></p><p>I don't have many provincials and am not sure how to organise them.</p><p><br /></p><p>My Severan collection is limited - I did get the denarius part of it organised in 2020 during the first Covid lockdown. This is a photo' of it - there are one or two Caracalla ants which should be in the tray and one or two acquisitions since then, but this is most of it:</p><p><img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/CkRCC6lN4QRrcBvw9Zccf-7z2_GiVKk2p-gelNLMws4QKSJGc0pZMZANaBySfYU5LADz6gbriIJ7CqOy6FpQP8FxBhveDG7jKmXYpVa4VAYb-uBfXMMdKDjhghXVwdEdFT7L_offY4sC2OFyskPGAg_W3-xzyFmgvPG17DjW5sjYmwe-Q0_GxwAdu4ZqnV35l2cgHph3leGbXbrJPks9OQdJ5KW6VmM2E2CRRHAFocOzZqihI6htOH4kP_7aaCDblCcGYIeBnumxN0Ih11Jak04UP9ZJiXE4EXst4ni4m8DnTYri2wzhxeAnZRUi1fc4YAKyMCv1Tvj4ur6Bk6H_9ZjfbwvWmys4nfacoVPk_Sb7wyCi5-iWm7Si1BnJfur4u-IqHmbaujJRY6m5kxLxFe4oxBzsFE-RXSUfD36krpfnYSslzXC6LxZYozmfRU8Lkwk0TvwToMJynpUp8dv04HKNSloo9jktiqVckiX_x58iIThBrTV1rguKLavwEb4Y1HDdBGptwcnx4WYMCe1svXzwXNJw_GbxGv0t1CA3WvYc4r3MYmt-YjlfjOm99pfzBkchvhMLiWjaaPcNyVHimpXhku_S1OfItbiojY257qzTuC_CR9glzdg5LeLdsmBCqJ9fgic0PeSq1O44I2Sw0Fr69h1-vVPz_fhNLcZ8Bz6ZxZv6lqvLFKCZ51w1pEBMwbQbt9rJaystwu7jC4xZ7CTUHg=w2053-h1723-no?authuser=0" class="bbCodeImage wysiwygImage" alt="" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>I need to add more web lists for the coins beyond Augustus.</p><p><br /></p><p>I agree completely that Crawford is a very good reference and RR collectors are lucky to have something so comprehensive. I attended a talk a few years back by the guy who catalogued UCD Classical Museum's collection of RR coins - he said they started with the RR coins because of Crawford. So far, it's the only part of the collection online - <a href="http://digital.ucd.ie/view/ucdclm:10" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://digital.ucd.ie/view/ucdclm:10" rel="nofollow">http://digital.ucd.ie/view/ucdclm:10</a>. There's nothing amazing there, but it's interesting enough - in the 2 years I worked on the UCD campus, I didn't manage to get to the museum <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie3" alt=":(" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p><br /></p><p>There are lots of coins I'd like to have - I drifted into RR collecting about eight or nine years ago. I entered the Numismatic Society of Ireland's display competition and decided to make a display of RR coins. Then, I gave a talk at one of the meetings. Before each of these, I decided I needed more coins to illustrate the display and the talk. So, the aim of the collection became "Make a representative collection of RR coins". Somewhere along the line it has become "Get everything in Crawford". Like collecting all the emperors, this is a hopeless pursuit, but it's interesting and I learn along the way.</p><p><br /></p><p>For the representative collection - I "need" an aes grave as and a Julius Caesar aureus. Neither of these is rare (there are rarities, but at least there are common types too), but not especially cheap - perhaps this year I'll get one or both - that would be a good year.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are many rarities I'd like and maybe can pick up one or two a year with the commoner coins mostly secured.</p><p><br /></p><p>What's next for your Eastern Septimius/Domna collection? Is there something you've been seeking for ages? Are you still discovering new coins you didn't know about?</p><p><br /></p><p>ATB,</p><p>Aidan.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="akeady, post: 8181114, member: 83175"]I will work on improving things and adding the moneyer's name is a good idea - I will add that. One Tantalus shortcoming is that the field for moneyer name is too short - my own database has a longer field, so someday that will work - I should be able to populate all fields in the list view with the data from the database. As well as the RR coins, over the Christmas break, I managed to organise coins as late as Constantine I and Helena in trays. One or two more multi-day efforts will be needed to get the rest of the Roman coins done, then Greek and Byzantine - I don't have many Byzantine coins and Sear will do for organising these. For the Greeks, I'll use the Hoover books as the primary references to organise things, but TBD how it will go. I've found that there are some coins I can no longer locate and a few that have not been entered on Tantalus, so there's some tidying up to be done. I don't have many provincials and am not sure how to organise them. My Severan collection is limited - I did get the denarius part of it organised in 2020 during the first Covid lockdown. This is a photo' of it - there are one or two Caracalla ants which should be in the tray and one or two acquisitions since then, but this is most of it: [IMG]https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/CkRCC6lN4QRrcBvw9Zccf-7z2_GiVKk2p-gelNLMws4QKSJGc0pZMZANaBySfYU5LADz6gbriIJ7CqOy6FpQP8FxBhveDG7jKmXYpVa4VAYb-uBfXMMdKDjhghXVwdEdFT7L_offY4sC2OFyskPGAg_W3-xzyFmgvPG17DjW5sjYmwe-Q0_GxwAdu4ZqnV35l2cgHph3leGbXbrJPks9OQdJ5KW6VmM2E2CRRHAFocOzZqihI6htOH4kP_7aaCDblCcGYIeBnumxN0Ih11Jak04UP9ZJiXE4EXst4ni4m8DnTYri2wzhxeAnZRUi1fc4YAKyMCv1Tvj4ur6Bk6H_9ZjfbwvWmys4nfacoVPk_Sb7wyCi5-iWm7Si1BnJfur4u-IqHmbaujJRY6m5kxLxFe4oxBzsFE-RXSUfD36krpfnYSslzXC6LxZYozmfRU8Lkwk0TvwToMJynpUp8dv04HKNSloo9jktiqVckiX_x58iIThBrTV1rguKLavwEb4Y1HDdBGptwcnx4WYMCe1svXzwXNJw_GbxGv0t1CA3WvYc4r3MYmt-YjlfjOm99pfzBkchvhMLiWjaaPcNyVHimpXhku_S1OfItbiojY257qzTuC_CR9glzdg5LeLdsmBCqJ9fgic0PeSq1O44I2Sw0Fr69h1-vVPz_fhNLcZ8Bz6ZxZv6lqvLFKCZ51w1pEBMwbQbt9rJaystwu7jC4xZ7CTUHg=w2053-h1723-no?authuser=0[/IMG] I need to add more web lists for the coins beyond Augustus. I agree completely that Crawford is a very good reference and RR collectors are lucky to have something so comprehensive. I attended a talk a few years back by the guy who catalogued UCD Classical Museum's collection of RR coins - he said they started with the RR coins because of Crawford. So far, it's the only part of the collection online - [URL]http://digital.ucd.ie/view/ucdclm:10[/URL]. There's nothing amazing there, but it's interesting enough - in the 2 years I worked on the UCD campus, I didn't manage to get to the museum :( There are lots of coins I'd like to have - I drifted into RR collecting about eight or nine years ago. I entered the Numismatic Society of Ireland's display competition and decided to make a display of RR coins. Then, I gave a talk at one of the meetings. Before each of these, I decided I needed more coins to illustrate the display and the talk. So, the aim of the collection became "Make a representative collection of RR coins". Somewhere along the line it has become "Get everything in Crawford". Like collecting all the emperors, this is a hopeless pursuit, but it's interesting and I learn along the way. For the representative collection - I "need" an aes grave as and a Julius Caesar aureus. Neither of these is rare (there are rarities, but at least there are common types too), but not especially cheap - perhaps this year I'll get one or both - that would be a good year. There are many rarities I'd like and maybe can pick up one or two a year with the commoner coins mostly secured. What's next for your Eastern Septimius/Domna collection? Is there something you've been seeking for ages? Are you still discovering new coins you didn't know about? ATB, Aidan.[/QUOTE]
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