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The following list has been copied from the amazingly beautiful book "ERIC II" ... I typed it by hand because I love you guys!!
From a Total Sampling of 233,056 coins
... NOTE => but when I summed-up their list, I only counted 225,049 coins?:
1 - Constantine I (15,609 coins)
2 - Gordian III (8,652 coins)
3 - Septimus Severus (7,252 coins)
4 - Hadrian (7,204 coins)
5 - Constantius II (7,088 coins)
6 - Trajan (7,080)
7 - Antoninus Pius (6398)
8 - Gallienus (6356)
9 - Probus (5726)
10 - Severus Alexander (5481)
11 - Augustus (5239)
12 - Caracalla (5122)
13 - Vespasian (4902)
14 - Aurelian (4346)
15 - Philip I (4190)
16 - Licinius (4019)
17 - Constantine II (3999)
18 - Marcus Aurelius (3775)
19 - Domitian (3704)
20 - Claudius (3188)
21 - Constans (3174)
22 - Julia Domna (3159)
23 - Diocletian (3083)
24 - Maximian (3055)
25 - Nero (2918)
26 - Claudius II (2889)
27 - Postumus (2849)
28 - Commodus (2789)
29 - Elagabalus (2758)
30 - Valentinian I (2646)
31 - Faustina (2519)
32 - Valens (2498)
33 - Crispus (2372)
34 - Faustina I (2084)
35 - Arcadius (1995)
36 - Julian II (1978)
37 - Theodosius (1976)
38 - Geta (1910)
39 - Anon: Urbs Roma (1903)
40 - Trajan Decius (1813)
41 - Gratian (1646)
42 - Tiberus (1628)
43 - Valerian I (1559)
44 - Maximinus I (1407)
45 - Nerva (1376)
46 - Galerius (1374)
47 - Julia Mamaea (1366)
48 - Anon: Constantinopolis (1348)
49 - Salonina (1303)
50 - Titus (1292)
51 - Maximinus II (1268)
52 - Honorius (1248)
53 - Constantius I (1183)
54 - Trebonianus Gallus (1096)
55 - Philip II (1026)
56 - Victorinus (1011)
57 - Helena (1011)
58 - Lucius Verus (982)
59 - Tetricus (924)
60 - Valentinian II (910)
61 - Otacilia Severa (906)
62 - Tacitus (858)
63 - Magnentius (852)
64 - Licinius II (820)
65 - Lucilla (795)
66 - Jovian (790)
67 - Maxentius (790)
68 - Caligula (764)
69 - Agrippa (745)
70 - Theodosius II (689)
71 - Carausius (672)
72 - Carinus (672)
73 - Vitellius (628)
74 - Sabina (624)
75 - Herennia Etruscilla (618)
76 - Galba (612)
77 - Constantius Gallus (597)
78 - Julia Maesa (554)
79 - Volusian (541)
80 - Macrinus (522)
81 - Numerian (513)
82 - Magnus Maximus (493)
83 - Severina (451)
84 - Plautilla (445)
85 - Clodius Albinus (441)
86 - Carus (440)
87 - Crispina (436)
88 - Germanicus (421)
89 - Aelius (401)
90 - Tetricus II (383)
91 - Quintillus (382)
92 - Allectus (382)
93 - Aelia Flaccilla (364)
94 - Fausta (352)
95 - Delmatius (351)
96 - Florian (348)
97 - Leo I (330)
98 - Herennius Etruscus (329)
99 - Galeria Valeria (325)
100 - Julia Soaemias (323)
101 - Severus II (320)
102 - Anastasius I (317)
103 - Decentius (308)
104 - Procopius (299)
105 - Valerian II (286)
106 - Anon: Other (255)
107 - Marcian (233)
108 - Balbinus (232)
109 - Vabalathus (231)
110 - Vetranio (228)
111 - Pupienus (215)
112 - Saloninus (213)
113 - Otho (209)
114 - Valentinian III (204)
115 - Zeno (203)
116 - Pertinax (203)
117 - Diadumenian (196)
118 - Theodora (188)
119 - Julia Paula (187)
120 - Antonia (180)
121 - Maximus (Caesar) (176)
122 - Eudoxia (175)
123 - Drusus (175)
124 - Marius (157)
125 - Orbiana (157)
126 - Aemilian (153)
127 - Hostilian (153)
128 - Mariniana (126)
129 - Pescennius Niger (123)
130 - Flavius Victor (119)
131 - Agrippina I (113)
132 - Julia Titi (109)
133 - Nero Claudius Drusus (108)
134 - Didius Julianus (97)
135 - Livia (97)
136 - Macrianus (85)
137 - Hanniballianus (84)
138 - Quietus (82)
139 - Aquilla Severa (82)
140 - Magnia Urbica (75)
141 - Johannes (75)
142 - Eugenius (72)
143 - Gordian I (69)
144 - Romulus (68)
145 - Gordian II (61)
146 - Paulina (56)
147 - Didia Clara (48)
148 - Manlia Scantilla (46)
149 - Eudocia (40)
150 - Marciana (38)
151 - Majorian (38)
152 - Basiliscus (36)
153 - Constantine III (36)
154 - Laelianus (36)
155 - Galla Placidia (33)
156 - Pulcheria (31)
157 - Nigrinian (30)
158 - Julian I (28)
159 - Anthemius (27)
160 - Libius Severus (26)
161 - Matidia (25)
162 - Plotina (24)
163 - Domitius Domitianus (20)
164 - Honoria (18)
165 - Tranquillina (18)
166 - Alexander (18)
167 - Domitia (18)
168 - Agrippina II (17)
169 - Verina (15)
170 - Pacatian (14)
171 - Leo II (12)
172 - Martinian (12)
173 - Jovinus (12)
174 - Julius Nepos (12)
175 - Britannicus (11)
176 - Clodius Macer (11)
177 - Caius Caesar (10)
178 - Dryantilla (9)
179 - Maximus (8)
180 - Regalianus (8)
181 - Nepotian (8)
182 - Domitilla II (7)
183 - Licinia Eudoxia (7)
184 - Valerius Valens (6)
185 - Zenonis (6)
186 - Constantius III (6)
187 - Domitilla I (6)
188 - Cornelia Supera (6)
189 - Petronius Maximus (6)
190 - Avitus (5)
191 - Romulus Augustus (5)
192 - Zenobia (5)
193 - Annia Faustina (4)
194 - Uranius Antoninus (4)
195 - Priscus Attalus (4)
196 - Sebastianus (3)
197 - Glycerius (2)
198 - Euphemia (1)
199 - Olybrius (1)
200 - Ariadne (1)
201 - Jotapian (1)
202 - Constans II (1)
203 - Constantia (0)
204 - Domitian II (0)
205 - Leontius (0)
206 - Saturninus (0)
207 - Sibannacus (0)
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08/22/2012 07:43 am
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Steve, you have way to much time on your your hands, nice job....so is this our next Smackdown, post 207 of these guys and gales...  |
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 Steve--you did it--you bought one of each? |
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DVC => good one ... but no, I haven't bought one of each, "yet" ... Hey, I wonder if there is anything similar for the Greek-side of the ancient coin biz? (do you know of a rarity scale for Greeks?)  Eng5858 => yah, I'm funny sometimes ... as soon as I typed-in those first top 5 Rulers, I knew that my OCD would kick-in and I'd end-up typing them all in!!   |
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102 - Anastasius (317)
This is the highest rank I have now. Should be Anastasius I.
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I cant believe it, but I'm beating you gil! 122 - Eudoxia.
Also, quick calculation, if 10,000 people buy a batch of 25 uncleaned coins, only 1 person can expect a eudoxia (it happens 0.01877%). This is, obviously, a much lower number than in practice because of the smaller number of emperors. I'm going to count them out so some proper statistics can be wrought.
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08/22/2012 05:20 am
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Should be Anastasius I ... I fixed it ... Hey, although I usually work with quartz-crystal like accuracy, there may be a few more typos in the list (I did double-check the numbers, but still found an error in the total number of coins ... I'm claiming that their number is incorrect) ... NOTE => perhaps somebody should copy and paste this list somewhere, so you guys can go-back and refer to it every now and then ... ummm, is there "a place" on this CCF site where lists and things are kept for reference? => "or" you could man-up and buy the beautiful, but fairly expensive ERIC-II book?  Edited by stevex6
08/22/2012 07:53 am
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=> "or" you could man-up and buy the beautiful, but fairly expensive ERIC-II book? You can also purchase ERIC II in PDF form. There are several of them but still more affordable if owning large bulky books is not to your liking. |
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That single ERIC II book isn't near as expensive as the RIC volume set.
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I cant believe it, but I'm beating you gil! 122 - Eudoxia. I haven't gotten around to getting a coin of her yet. Not to mention that I am still rather new to collecting ancient coins. This November is when I have one year of ancient coin collecting experience. |
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From a Total Sampling of 233,056 coins I do not have a copy of ERIC II, so I lack the context in which these statistics appear and am curious - what exactly is being "sampled"? Coin hoards? Coin dealer stocks? Museum collections? ebay? All of the above? And are the numbers of actual coins (thus giving some kind of rarity measurement) or of types/varieties? Quote:
but when I summed-up their list, I only counted 225,049 coins? Assuming you've made no transcription errors and if the statistics come from hoard evidence or some other random accumulation of coins, then perhaps the "missing" 8,007 coins were unidentifiable as to emperor. As for the "rarest in my collection", I guess that would be Hanniballianus (137). Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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SAP => I'm currently at work so I can't check the book for their "sample method", but I know it included a few sources that you mentioned (sample was collected from e-bay, auction data, other) ... I will check it out later tonight
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 wow. Nice job making the list. |
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Thanks A-noob ... Hey, but it's the least that I can do for my fellow ancient dudes ... you guys have given me some great advice ... "and" made me laugh a couple of times along the way => so, thanks  |
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that is very cool stevex! thanks for that all that keyboarding you did! I'm also interested in how this sample was collected, if you ever get a chance to post that....but I don't want you to get carpal-tunnel syndrome so take you time on typing.
had to go check my highest rank...terticus #59
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08/22/2012 7:51 pm
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