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<p>[QUOTE="Gavin Richardson, post: 3875617, member: 83956"][ATTACH=full]1023804[/ATTACH] Technically, my 12 Caesars set is complete once my AMCC 2 Otho arrives. But I would like to upgrade my Titus.</p><p><br /></p><p>My collecting guideline for my 12 Caesars set is to collect as many middle bronze issues as can reasonably be had. (I have opted for denarii only for Julius Caesar and Otho.) And indeed I have collected imperial, not provincial, issues. However, I do not insist that a given emperor be Augustus at the time of the coin strike. If the coin features a good portrait, it might be of the emperor as Caesar.</p><p><br /></p><p>And yes, I know that a 12 Caesars set is whatever I want to make it. But these were my (admittedly arbitrary) guidelines.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now I’m somewhat taken with this coin design. It looks imperial, with the Latin legends, but it was struck for use in the Commagene / Syria.</p><p><br /></p><p>So what is the status of a coin struck at Rome for provincial use? Is it excluded from my collecting guidelines if I intend to be strict with them?</p><p><br /></p><p>(This image is from VCoins seller Incitatus coins—an old sold coin from their inventory. It is just to illustrate the type.)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Gavin Richardson, post: 3875617, member: 83956"][ATTACH=full]1023804[/ATTACH] Technically, my 12 Caesars set is complete once my AMCC 2 Otho arrives. But I would like to upgrade my Titus. My collecting guideline for my 12 Caesars set is to collect as many middle bronze issues as can reasonably be had. (I have opted for denarii only for Julius Caesar and Otho.) And indeed I have collected imperial, not provincial, issues. However, I do not insist that a given emperor be Augustus at the time of the coin strike. If the coin features a good portrait, it might be of the emperor as Caesar. And yes, I know that a 12 Caesars set is whatever I want to make it. But these were my (admittedly arbitrary) guidelines. Now I’m somewhat taken with this coin design. It looks imperial, with the Latin legends, but it was struck for use in the Commagene / Syria. So what is the status of a coin struck at Rome for provincial use? Is it excluded from my collecting guidelines if I intend to be strict with them? (This image is from VCoins seller Incitatus coins—an old sold coin from their inventory. It is just to illustrate the type.)[/QUOTE]
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