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<p>[QUOTE="sand, post: 7862072, member: 118540"][USER=75936]@GregH[/USER] That may be the biggest upgrade, I've ever seen. Very nice.</p><p>There's something magical, about gold coins.</p><p>It seems like, during the 5th century AD, the Roman gold coins deteriorated in quality, but not nearly as badly as the bronze coins.</p><p>Here are group photos, of my 5th century AD Roman coins.</p><p>-------------------------------------------------------</p><p>Coin 1 : Honorius AE3, Western Roman Empire, Minted From 401 AD To 403 AD, Antioch Mint, RIC X 99, Weight = 2.45 grams, Diameter = 15 mm, Obverse Has Honorius Facing Front Holding Spear And Shield With Cross, Reverse Has Constantinopolis Seated On Throne Holding Sceptre And Globe With Victory</p><p>-------------------------------------------------------</p><p>Coin 2 : Arcadius AE3, Eastern Roman Empire, Minted From 401 AD To 403 AD, Antioch Mint, RIC 97, Weight = 2.1 grams, Diameter = 16 mm, Obverse Has Arcadius Facing Front Holding Spear And Shield With Cross, Reverse Has Constantinopolis Seated On Throne Holding Sceptre And Globe With Victory</p><p>-------------------------------------------------------</p><p>Coin 3 : Valentinian III AE4, Western Roman Empire, Minted From 425 AD To 435 AD, Rome Mint, RIC X 2123, Weight = 1.34 grams, Diameter = 13 mm, Obverse Has Valentinian III Facing Right, Reverse Has Camp Gate</p><p>-------------------------------------------------------</p><p>Coin 4 : Leo I AE4, Eastern Roman Empire, Minted From 457 AD To 462 AD, Constantinople Mint, Sear 21461, RIC X 674, Weight = 1.11 grams, Diameter = 10 mm, Obverse Has Leo I Facing Right, Reverse Has Lion With Body Facing Left And Head Turned Toward Right</p><p>-------------------------------------------------------</p><p>Coin 5 : Anastasius I AE Nummus, Eastern Roman Empire, Minted From 491 AD To 498 AD, Constantinople Mint, Sear 13, Weight = 0.98 grams, Diameter = 8 mm, Obverse Has Anastasius I Facing Right, Reverse Has Monogram</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1354806[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="sand, post: 7862072, member: 118540"][USER=75936]@GregH[/USER] That may be the biggest upgrade, I've ever seen. Very nice. There's something magical, about gold coins. It seems like, during the 5th century AD, the Roman gold coins deteriorated in quality, but not nearly as badly as the bronze coins. Here are group photos, of my 5th century AD Roman coins. ------------------------------------------------------- Coin 1 : Honorius AE3, Western Roman Empire, Minted From 401 AD To 403 AD, Antioch Mint, RIC X 99, Weight = 2.45 grams, Diameter = 15 mm, Obverse Has Honorius Facing Front Holding Spear And Shield With Cross, Reverse Has Constantinopolis Seated On Throne Holding Sceptre And Globe With Victory ------------------------------------------------------- Coin 2 : Arcadius AE3, Eastern Roman Empire, Minted From 401 AD To 403 AD, Antioch Mint, RIC 97, Weight = 2.1 grams, Diameter = 16 mm, Obverse Has Arcadius Facing Front Holding Spear And Shield With Cross, Reverse Has Constantinopolis Seated On Throne Holding Sceptre And Globe With Victory ------------------------------------------------------- Coin 3 : Valentinian III AE4, Western Roman Empire, Minted From 425 AD To 435 AD, Rome Mint, RIC X 2123, Weight = 1.34 grams, Diameter = 13 mm, Obverse Has Valentinian III Facing Right, Reverse Has Camp Gate ------------------------------------------------------- Coin 4 : Leo I AE4, Eastern Roman Empire, Minted From 457 AD To 462 AD, Constantinople Mint, Sear 21461, RIC X 674, Weight = 1.11 grams, Diameter = 10 mm, Obverse Has Leo I Facing Right, Reverse Has Lion With Body Facing Left And Head Turned Toward Right ------------------------------------------------------- Coin 5 : Anastasius I AE Nummus, Eastern Roman Empire, Minted From 491 AD To 498 AD, Constantinople Mint, Sear 13, Weight = 0.98 grams, Diameter = 8 mm, Obverse Has Anastasius I Facing Right, Reverse Has Monogram [ATTACH=full]1354806[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]
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