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TIF - Being a huge Star Trek fan I wanted to make you aware of the need to own Gold Pressed Latinum. Minted on Ferenginar under the aegis of the the Grand Nagus Zek. Dated 2370.  |
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I also agree my guess would be Securitas. Leaning on a column.
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 But do you have a Star Trek Enterprise pizza cutter? That's what I gave Mom for Christmas two years ago. She was delighted. My parents were the Trekkies (ahem) Trekkers in the family. |
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HA TIF you have no idea...I have a 1701-A baby spoon. I am neck deep in trek stuff. Although I am a minority in the trek community... My basement has venerations of both Kirk and Picard, although Picard is more heavily adorned.
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Not Securitas in this case. It is someone else in the same pose.
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OK, I'm really striking out trying to find a goddess standing left with staff in right hand, leaning on a pedestal.
Early on I thought it might be an atypical representation of Venus. Can't find one to match it but I'll go with that anyway. Venus :)
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No.
Clue.
This is a Hadrian coin.
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Ah-- found it! Tranquillitas.
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Jeeze Tif, I have collected ancients for years and I am not nearly as good or as fast as you and Martin. You guys are fierce.
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No, I'm just spending WAY too much time surfing the ancients :) But with GTE and GTG it's a fun way to learn. Really need to move on to some other chores today, my day off...
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Hadrian Denarius Obv:- HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS P P, Laureate bust right Rev:- TRANQVILLITAS AVG COS III P P, Tranquiliitas, draped, standing left, holding vertical sceptre in right hand, left hand at side, resting left arm on column Reference:â€" BMCRE -. RIC -. RSC -. Unpublished in all major references. Eastern mint  |
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You own that coin, Martin? Wow, another excellent rarity. Next up and as usual, not my coin:  |
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Can't put one past Doucet! Pluto/Hades.  from wildwindsQuote:
Caracalla AR Antoninianus, RIC 261c, RSC 299a, BMC 124
Caracalla AR Antoninianus. 216 AD. ANTONINVS PIVS AVG GERM, radiate cuirassed bust right, seen from behind / P M TR P XVIII COS IIII P P, Serapis/Pluto seated left wearing polos, holding scepter, & reaching toward three-headed dog Cerberus seated to left. RSC 299a.
Lot 1989. XF and Rare. 5.3g. Sold for $275 on vcoins.com, March, 2004.
By permission of ancientcoinart.com, June, 2002. With Cerberus the three-headed dog, AKA "Fluffy" in Harry Potter parlance  When I looked at this coin I thought the thing at his feet was a wittle bunny wabbit. Edited by ThisIsFun
06/17/2013 7:04 pm
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Nor do they get past you lately TIF! Who will guess this one?  |
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