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<p>[QUOTE="Volodya, post: 2800837, member: 19615"]I guess I'm reading a different forum than you are Doug, because I've seen vanishingly little evidence of these "sides" you describe. No doubt I'm an example of a "condition collector" in your eyes, yet I have no qualms about including in my collection quite worn specimens of genuinely rare denarii. (Granted, I have very strict criteria about what qualifies as "rare.") Nor do I have anything but the utmost respect for David's Flavian collection, an ideal marriage of aesthetics and comprehensive scholarship. <b>Of course</b> the OP coin fits there seamlessly; why wouldn't it?</p><p><br /></p><p>A few coins from my collection: A rare denarius of Q. Cornuficius, Crawford 509/5:</p><p>[ATTACH=full]652903[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>and the rarest denarius of Julius Caesar, Crawford 452/5 (rarest along with its "large head" sibling, Crawford 452/4, and excluding Crawford 482/1, probably struck by Octavian rather than Caesar):</p><p>[ATTACH=full]652906[/ATTACH]</p><p><br /></p><p>Phil Davis[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Volodya, post: 2800837, member: 19615"]I guess I'm reading a different forum than you are Doug, because I've seen vanishingly little evidence of these "sides" you describe. No doubt I'm an example of a "condition collector" in your eyes, yet I have no qualms about including in my collection quite worn specimens of genuinely rare denarii. (Granted, I have very strict criteria about what qualifies as "rare.") Nor do I have anything but the utmost respect for David's Flavian collection, an ideal marriage of aesthetics and comprehensive scholarship. [B]Of course[/B] the OP coin fits there seamlessly; why wouldn't it? A few coins from my collection: A rare denarius of Q. Cornuficius, Crawford 509/5: [ATTACH=full]652903[/ATTACH] and the rarest denarius of Julius Caesar, Crawford 452/5 (rarest along with its "large head" sibling, Crawford 452/4, and excluding Crawford 482/1, probably struck by Octavian rather than Caesar): [ATTACH=full]652906[/ATTACH] Phil Davis[/QUOTE]
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