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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Terence Cheesman, post: 5168874, member: 86498&quot;]The last three</p><p>8. Marcus Aurelius Av Aureus 165-166 Obv Head right laureate Rv Felicitas standing left. RIC 153 Calico 1899 This coin Faces of Power 276 This obverse. 7.30 grms 20 mm Photo by W. Hansen[ATTACH=full]1210813[/ATTACH] I wanted to create a group of Aurei in order to teach students about the Roman coinage. This year i was lucky in being able to find a number of these coins</p><p>9. Gallienus Av reduced Aureus. 266-267 AD. Obv Head right laureate Rv Securitas leaning on column. RIC 118 Gobl MIr 670b This coin Apostolo Zeno Collection 1.43 grms 18mm Photo by W. Hansen[ATTACH=full]1210818[/ATTACH] I haven&#039;t tried yet but I wonder if this guy could float. This one has a long history of detective work but where I managed to discover that a mistake in cataloging meant that I got this coin with this great pedigree. This is a really cool coin/</p><p>10. Last but not least and right now i am getting a bit punch drunk. I finally found my missing coin. As usual it was hiding in plain sight. This isn&#039;t it though Constantine I Av Solidus Treveri 314 AD Obv Head right laureate Rv Emperor seated left in curule chair RIC 21 This coin noted, 4.47 grms 19mm Photo by w. Hansen. [ATTACH=full]1210822[/ATTACH] This coin was once in the collection of Arthur J Evans Well this is it. I had planned to include the coin that I had lost and will do so when I publish a couple of also rans. I do plan to put out a group for the decade. As i have only done this for three years 2020 2019 and 2018 What I will do is&nbsp; look through my coins which I had purchased between 2010 and 2017.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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