Tools of the Trade

WC: Perhaps. As I indicated in the original post, there is an academic discussion over which. I don't have the knowledge to say one way or the other. I tend to agree with you, but what do I know?

 

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Both of my books have zero reference to Moneta, bar a single reference that it was a title of Juno's until the early imperatorial period (however, this section is, IMHO, suspect for inaccuracies)


I'm still looking for the book that lists all of the gods/ goddesses, their titles, their symbols and their realms....

4 years off and on looking... still nothing...

 

They are like an Otho denarius, always have been in demand so any example will be sold separately. I have seen the gamut of conditions for sale. Another example would be similar to Judea Capta issues.

 

Here is one that apparently sold for $3,600.

http://goldbergcoins.auctionserver.net/view-auctions/catalog/id/11/lot/26205/

 

Yep, they are popular. Not rare, but popular. WHat coin could you dream of that would appeal MORE to an ancient collector than the goddess of money?

I admit I have some, but not the RR version. I have bought Moneta early 4th century issues simply because it was Moneta. We have to support our own, right?

Rule of thumb, Moneta will increase interest in a coin. Always.

 

Ugh This one....

 

Keep dreaming, Noob. lol