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Wow Tom great reverse also a fine portrait too You have a lot of very excellent coins Tom and I'm enjoying this thread and its not often one See's showcase coins like the one you have anyway all my coins so far have been from FORVM Roman Ancients this next coin came from eBay another Vespasian 21mm 3.2g Rome mint Obv:IMP CAES VESP AVG CENS laur hd r Rev:PONTIF MAXIM vesp seated r holding olive branch in l and scepter in r   thanks Tom regards Harry Edited by nuggethill
10/23/2008 07:53 am
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Oh and P.S. Vespasian with a lot more weight on he looks like me  you know I've been at this for 3 years solid and before that on and off coins for decades  you have given me renewed interest Tom  regards Harry Edited by nuggethill
10/23/2008 10:56 pm
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I enjoy seeing your coins. You have given me renewed interest too!   Severus Alexander (218-222 AD) with Sol standing and holding a whip on the reverse. |
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Some times I double up on coins this is one of them this coin as above   as you can see this has a bit more wear than the last |
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This is another Domitian with a Minerva on the reverse but not the same as page 2 Domitian 81 - 96 A.D. 2.9g 19.mm Rome mint Oct-Dec 81 A.D. RIC's 22 Obv:IMP CAES DOMITIANVS AVG PM laue hd R Rev:TR P COS VII DES VIII PP minerva adv L jav in R and shield in L   more to come regards Harry |
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Another interesting denarius, Harry! Keep them coming. I have a few more which I will post pictures of. Maybe we can get Sap to post a few more too!
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O.K. Tom not a problem there's no hurry mate post when you like the coins in the grades your posting are worth waiting for, comeon sap cobber post some more  another Domitian (one of the coins I'm still researching)no weight as yet 18mm Rome mint no date as yet Obv:IMP CAESAR DOMITIANVS AVG laur hd R Rev:TR P COS VII throne with a triangular back   more to come I hope you like them regards Harry |
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That Domitian is very cool. I have not seen the throne reverse before!
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Here is another ANTONINUS PIUS. I guess he is one of my favorite emporers. This one has Pax standing and holding a branch and cornucopiae.   |
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Nice Tom that's the reverse device variation to the COS III DES IIII the other reverse is Virtus stg L.,holding spear and parazonium great quality coins mate love the detail regards Harry Edited by nuggethill
10/24/2008 11:24 pm
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  Diva Faustina Sr, minted in Rome. Ceres standing left, holding a long torch. obv: DIVA FAVSTINA. rev: AVGVSTA. |
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The coin is that fine you can see the braiding in her hair mate another great coin Tom, by chance did you manage to see that cover mate regards Harry |
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  Septimius Severus 193-211 A.D. 18mm 2.5g struck in 193 travelling military mint RIC's 10 Obv:IMP CAE L SEP SEV PERT AVG laur hd R Rev:LEG VII and TR P COS in ex |
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I like that one a lot!  The legionary eagle between standards is a desirable type! I did take a look at the 4c Columbian cover. |
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I noticed that on the reverse of the Faustina denarius,
Ceres, the goddess of agriculture, has a bit of green encrustation on her gown.
It seems fitting, but does anyone think I should try cleaning it off?
It is not bothering me so I will probably leave it alone.
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