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 Posted 07/05/2012  01:45 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Eng5858 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply


Out West we are right in the middle of the 4th., most of you in the East should be all most over...
Want to thank all of you who have shared up to this point...Please jump in even if you only have one coin....Good see jess and yes so far there out of this lot, thanks to Doucet, and always jw for your posts.....




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Constantius ll 330 AD.
Two Victories facing
mint mark..SMTSE
9mm x 1.48g..small but well struck...
paid $2 for this coin...

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Constantius ll 330 AD.
Two Victories facing
mint mark...ASIS
11mm x 1.61g
not sure what the 1-A between victories mean..any thoughts?
paid $2


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 Posted 07/06/2012  12:43 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Eng5858 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply


Ok, here's #4 Spec Reipulice.......

not sure why this is common, there are not very many of them when I looked on wildwinds..But I did get one in this lot.... I pay $2 for this coin...

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Constantius ll 355AD.
Spec. Reiplice...
mint...not sure...ARS...ANS...
16 mm x 1.98....
cool looking coin..

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Constantius ll in military dress standing left, holding spear and globe...
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Cool coins, Eng5858

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Constantius ll 330 AD.
Two Victories facing
mint mark...ASIS
11mm x 1.61g
not sure what the 1-A between victories mean..any thoughts?
paid $2


HR in ligate form is one of several choices (N & S are rare; palm and HR are common) but I fail to find theories on what they stood for. The palm and HR were also used at Lugdunum mint but the other choices were different. I find it interesting that the works I checked don't even care to comment on possibilities but saying 'don't know' is hard for scholars.
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 Posted 07/07/2012  12:25 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Eng5858 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply


City Commemorative......

#5 of 12 common Roman coins.....


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This coin has a heavy black patina and some has come off, which makes it look like it has BD...

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She wolf standing left, sucking twins, two stars...
mint smnk...Cyzicus
18mm x 2.43g

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Victory standing facing, foot on prow, holding sceptre, resting on shield..
mint dot SNTS delta
19mm x 2.26g..

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I think your mintmark on the Victory commemorative is SMTS Delta making it either RIC VII 188 or 230 (to be honest I don't see the difference between the two).
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My best three:

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Here are my city commemorative coins. Not the best, but then again I only paid $5 each.

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 Posted 07/07/2012  5:04 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add jessvc1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I think I paid $4-$5 for this coin.
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Super looking coins, gang ...

Bing => I love that ol' suckling wolf and the twins coins!! (purdy)
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JW I especially like the details on the middle coin.
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Thanks for the compliments. I'm not sure which coin I like best, but I find it interesting the different style of helmet for each coin even with two being from Siscia. The middle coin was struck at Constantinople.
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Funny/sad, because I now look at that coin and think of the great, late biggfredd ...


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Pictured is Lucillus van Peltum, practicing her hold on a Ballus du Soccair, in preparation for a meeting with Chuck the negative II of the royal family of Browns.


https://goccf.com/t/115477&whichpage=8

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I now look at that coin and think of the great, late biggfredd ..


I don't know what you mean, Jerry. I'm in the dark here.
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Not sure of this coin. It has the City Commemorative obverse, but the reverse has two victories with a globe.
The mint mark V or A on an angle, crescent with a star and then M or N maybe an H..I think this is a very cool looking coin...haven't seen one like this on the Forum before...any help would be great....

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