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decade 100 - 91 .
Gens Servilia .
AR denarius : 20 mm , 3.86 gr , 6 h .
obv : bust of Minerva left , wearing Corinthian helmet and aegis , behind : RULLI .
rev : Victory in biga right , holding palm-branch in left hand and reins in right hand , below P , in exergue : P(ublius) SERVILI(us) M(arci) F(ilius) .
Mint : Rome , struck BC 100 .
Ref : CR328/1
Number of dies : obv : 215 , rev : 269 .
<the moneyer is doubtless the father of P.Servilius Rullus , apparently of consular ancestry , he is presumably descended from one or other of the Servilii Gemini .
P indicates a coin struck from the argentum publicum .
Traditionally , the date of july 13 in the year 100 is accepted as the birthday of Caesar . albert

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I have one of those too!

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and nicer , I love these horses . albert
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decade 110 - 101
AR denarius , 19 mm , 3.88 gr , 5 h .
obv : male head right , wearing oak wreath , below chin : mark of value .
rev : The Dioscuri standing facing between their horses , each holding a spear , in exergue : L. MEMMI .
Ref : Cr 304/1
Mint : Rome : moneyer Lucius Memmius , 109/108 .
Number of dies : obv : 162 , rev : 202 .
The obverse type remains unexplained . Also the reverse has an unusual representation of the Dioscuri .
The Dioscuri are Castor and Pollux , son of Jupiter and are also sometimes called Tyndarides , because their mother, Leda, was the wife of Tyndaros , king of Sparta .
The worship of the Dioscuri as divinities,had its origin at Rome from the victory wich the consul Postumius gained , near the Lagus Regillus , over the Latins and the sons of Tarquinius Superbus .It is related that , during the action, two young men , mounted op two white horses , were seen fighting valiantly for the Romans .
In Rome , their festival was celebrated on the 28th of January . albert

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Beautiful! I love the detailing on the horses.

Here's mine for the decade

L Memmius Galeria AR Serrate Denarius. 106 BC.
Laureate head of Saturn left; A before, ROMA and harpa behind
Venus in biga right, Cupid flying above with laurel wreath, L MEMMI GAL in two lines in ex.
Cr313/1b?

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Special nice head of Saturn , number of die for 313/1b(yours) and 313/1c : obv : 131 , rev :161 .Unfortunatly , you don t have 313/1a : only one die known . albert
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Gens Sergia .
AR denarius : 16 mm , 4 gr , 3 h .
obv : helmeted head of Roma right , before : EX SC , behind : ROMA and mark of value -X-.
rev : Horseman left , holding sword and head of a barbarian in left hand , under legs of horse : P , below : M. SERGI , in exergue : SILUS ( not on coin ) .
Ref : CR286/1
Mint : Rome : 116-115 BC .
Number of dies : obv : 287 , rev : 359 .
EX SC : coin struck by senatus consultum .
M. Sergius Silus is not known to have progessed beyond the quaestorship . He belongs to a collateral branch of the family of Catilina .
The reverse type apparently portrays the grandfather of M.Sergius Silus , who was praetor in 197 and in his youth fought left-handed after losing his right hand in battle . albert
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Artabanos I
tetradrachm, 127 - 124 BC
Sellwood 21.4v

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Lovely coins Albert,Steve and Bob....

Mirror image of your Avatar Bob!

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Gens Vargunteia .
AR denarius : 19 mm , 3.79 gr , 7 h .
obv : head of Roma right , behind : M VARG (VAR in ligature) , below chin : mark of value -X- .Border of dots .
rev : Jupiter in quadriga right , holding thunderbold and reins in left hand and branch in right hand , in exergue : ROMA . Line border .
REF : Cr 257 .Mint : Rome : 130 BC .
number if dies : obv : 107 , rev : 134 .
The moneyer is presumably a M.Vargunteius , not otherwise know . albert
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Inter-regnal Issue (Sellwood); Bagasis (Assar)
tetradrachm, 127 BC
Sellwood 18.1

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Artabanos I
tetradrachm, 127 - 124 BC
Sellwood 21.3

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Great additions to this thread @bob!
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Thanks, Dave. Alas, those are the last I can contribute since my older coins have broader date ranges and no months or years inscribed on them. I am now relegated to popcorn muncher:

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really nice coins , I was this morning in an auction , there were also nice tetradrachms , but I had no more money to spend for a Parthian . Maybe next time . I will be absent till the end of the week . albert
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