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This is one of two shelves where my coins from ancient Judea sit. Herod the Great, Mattathias Antigonus,Herod Agrips I, Alexander Jannaeus and a Widows Mite make up the top shelf.  |
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Pontius was the first pilate.
He probably flew those early canvas and string types.
TMK 65: Actually, that is one of the nicest of it's genre that I have seen. I would love to have it in my collection.
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This is one of two shelves... Great display, TMK65. |
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Very nice display. Can you post pics of your other coins? I would also be interested to hear about the other artifacts.
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At 185 posts (and growing), you're an old war horse here. Ouch. And we know what they prefer to do to old war horses: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1568911/Okay. New thread it will be. But I don't just want it to be a show and tell. I hope we can discuss them and to that end may pose some questions as I go. I have to practice my coin photography first though. |
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I can post more, yes. Although I don't have many these are my Roman silvers. I'm looking over Faustina to add to my collection. Julia Domma Gallus Trebonianus Alexander Severus Gordon III Philip I   Edited by TMK65
10/22/2015 3:12 pm
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For bronze I have. The first coin is from the region of Syria somewhere between 47 & 41 BC and is Roman. If anyone could give me more information I would appreciate it. Claudius Licinius Valentinian Arcadius Constantine The Great   Edited by TMK65
10/22/2015 3:30 pm
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For Roman artifacts I only have a few. Two glass Unguentaria one intact and the other broken. The broken one is a beautiful Roman blue glass example, They truly made some spectacular blue glass. Three rings one a wedding and the other two are unknown. A roman military uniform button. (it's really cool to hold)  |
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There's more with artifacts from Eygpt, Greece, etc. I have some coins and artifacts from the Byzantine Empire as well. Here is my finest Byzantine coin. Theophilus.   |
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United States
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Hope I didn't over do it. I don't feel like pulling any more stuff out of my case right now. :)
On a modest budget I've put together the best stuff I could in two years. I look at my case almost every day. :)
The picture of the Byzantine coin doesn't do it justice.
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10/22/2015 4:06 pm
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Russian Federation
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Does that coin on the left look like this?   I have it as "Antioch civic issue, early 1st century BC". Though it looks like the legend on yours is different, so maybe yours is really from 47-41 BC. Mine is supposed to be earlier. |
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The front of the coin is very similar. I tried to get a better picture but these phone cameras just are not the way to go.  Edited by TMK65
10/22/2015 8:42 pm
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I'm seeing lettering under the seated figure, which, IIRC, should be the date (off flan on my coin).
And yes, the legend is different. I recall being distracted by there being many similar types when I was researching my own coin originally.
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United States
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Very interesting sir and very nice coin you have there.
So we both have a Antioch civic issue but your is older than mine.
Thank you for helping me out. :)
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You have some great coins and artifacts,tmk!
I'd love to see your Egyptian artifacts.
Erin
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