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Pillar of the Community
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Does anyone care to post the next host period in time?
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Pillar of the Community
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Where is 'Augustus_Maximus'? There are plenty contemporary ones to Augustus.
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Pillar of the Community
Italy
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So can I post a coin now ?
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Guess 'Ancientnoob' is asking for one. So go ahead as long as it's not a MM.
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Magnus Maximus AR Siliqua 2.05 Grams 18MM Struck: 383-388 CE Trier mint A favorite of mine   |
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edit: Looks like I got beat. I'll save mine for later
Edited by chuy1530
02/10/2015 7:05 pm
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Didn't I know it.  With that narrow date range, there are no that many options - but someone might have the odd one. |
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Us Maximii gotta stick together !
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Bang! Perisa Shah Varhran IV AD 388-399 AR Drachm 23 mm x 3.82 grams Obverse: Bust of Varhran IV wearing a winged merlon crown with korymbos. Reverse: Zoroastrian fire altar with ribbons flanked by two attendants No Legend. Ref: Gobl Type I/3 Note; Choice EF. Light area of porosity.  |
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Could have said Shapur III but that works to.
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I dont have a Shapur III....He's expensive in nice.  I do have another coin that is appropriate. Red Huns Kidara the Kushan Kidarite Kingdom AR Drachm 29 mm x 4.11 grams Kabul, Afghanistan mint struck AD 360-380 Obverse: 3 /4 Bust of king facing slightly right, wearing crown with streamers, KIDARA KU-SANASA in Brahmi above Reverse: Fire altar flanked by attendants, SULAKHA in Brahmi below. Ref:. Göbl, Hunnen Em. 11;  Edited by Ancientnoob
02/10/2015 7:39 pm
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Na, the Kushani coin is a little early.  But you could show your Wu Chu, the standard type was minted from the 1st to the 6th century. |
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Ah I see your point Med, but my Wu Chu is from the 3rd century. I have seen this coin marked exactly as AD 360 but I read elsewhere a date of AD 380. So your probably right. |
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I have only two well dated Wu Chu, one would fit with Commodus and the other with Maurice Tiberius.
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Now that's incredible! talk about longevity of the series, it really puts it in perspective when you talk contemporary.
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