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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Terence Cheesman, post: 3920768, member: 86498&quot;]Last group </p><p>Coin No 8. </p><p>Faustina Senior Av Aureus As Diva 141-146 A.D Rv Pietas standing left sacrificing over altar. RIC 394c(a) 7.24 grms 20 mm[ATTACH=full]1033547[/ATTACH]</p><p>Coin No 9</p><p>Kingdom of Egypt Ptolemy IV Av Mnaieon or Oktadrachm. 219-217 B.C. Obv. Radiate bust of Ptolemy III wearing aegis and carrying trident over shoulder. Rv. Radiate filleted diadem resting on cornucopia. CPE 888 27.82 grms 27 mm[ATTACH=full]1033554[/ATTACH]&nbsp; Coin No 10 Metapontion Ar Stater 290-280 B.C. Obv. Head of Herakles left Rv. Grain ear HGC 1067 Thiis coin illustrated.[ATTACH=full]1033555[/ATTACH]</p><p>Replaced coin No 8 Brutus Ar Denarius 42 B.C. Obv. Head of Apollo right Rv. Military trophy CRI 209 Crawford 506/2 3.77 grms 17 mm[ATTACH=full]1033556[/ATTACH] Replaced Coin No 9 Hieronymos Ar 10 Litrai 215-214 B.C. Obv Diademed head of Hieronymous left. Rv. Thunderbolt Holloway 27dO 12 R 22 This coin referenced. 8.51 grms 22 mm[ATTACH=full]1033557[/ATTACH]</p><p>Replaced coin No 10 (whew) Aspendos Ar Stater 400-370 B.C. Obv. Two wrestlers grappling. Rv Slinger in throwing stance standing rightSNG France 53 10.91 grms 25 mm[ATTACH=full]1033558[/ATTACH]&nbsp; In response to Doug Smith and others I do not usually have decent pictures of many of the coins I have replaced. Usually the replaced coins are</p><p>1. The same coin or a fairly close variety that is in an inferior grade.This would include the Aspendos Hieronymos, Brutus, Lysimachos Ptolemy I Augustus and Severus</p><p>2. A coin of the same denomination and emperor but of a different type The Vespasian and Domitian</p><p>3. A somewhat different coin but of the same time frame.The Antonia replaced an Augustus dupondius[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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