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Thanks MM
By no means is any of them worth 20 years in jail
A ridiculously high offer would be sufficient

Q

 

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Nice => sweet coins and fantastic write-up, Mag-Max (very cool)

Well, I still only have one measly siliquae ...

The ruler that invented Ms Pac-Man => Arcadius



Oh, and I also have a couple of sweet silvery Constantius-II examples ...



Again => thanks for the great write-up and congrats to your cool new coins!!



cheers, brother

 

Thanks Steve!
Man, Arcadius looks so chill on that Siliqua!

 

I've 56 siliquas of CII (there is 263 differents refs in my database)... This one is a NotInRic for the mint of Constantinopolis.

CONSTANCE II ( 337-361) - CONSTANTINOPLE - RIC VIII 104(07)

Crédit photo : ©Siliquae

Silique, 351-355, S A/ D N CONSTAN-TIVS P F AVG Dominus Noster Constantius Pius Felix Augustus, Notre Seigneur Constance Pieux et Heureux Auguste Buste à droite, drapé et cuirassé, tête diadémée (Perles). R/ VOTIS/XXX/MVLTIS/XXXX//C(PALME)Z Votis tricennalibus/Multis quadracennalibus, Vœux pour le trentième anniversaire de règne et plus pour le quarantième à venir Légende en 4 lignes dans une couronne de lauriers fermée. Argent, Poids : 2.84 gr, Diamètre : 20.5 mm, axe des coins : 12h RIC VIII 104(07), RSC 342 La monnaie est sur Nummus-Bible

Commentaires :
Cette septième officine est absente du RIC pour cette référence.
Fiche de la monnaie sur la base Siliquae

 

Welcome, @SIliquae ! You seem to be the King of Siliquae ... nice collection!

 

You're right TIF.
One more french guy out there, that I know quite well from a french forum, and bringing with him a huge knowlegde about siliquae

I'm glad you joined Siliquae
Q

 

Siliquae => are/were you also on the CCF? (I recall a dude that posted nuthin' but Siliquae examples ... kinda like our cool dude "Oki" and his passion for Hadrians?)

Welcome ... ummm, ya can't have enough Siliquaes, right? (I'm sure that one of you will tell me the plural for Siliquae => I can feel it!!)

Bonjour

 

Siliquae is already the plural of siliqua Steve....

Q

PS just like Steve when there's just one and Stevae when several (OMG !! no ! not several !!!!)


Q

 

Steve's full Roman name is Sextus Stevius Hilarius Caprius.

 

Thanks, Q

One Siliqua and several Siliquae (got it, thanks again)

... man, I'll have forgotten that lil' tidbit by tomorrow (I need to write these gems down somewhere, eh?)