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I Picked Up A Justin II Solidus! :)

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more gold coins...dang you guys.

it's a great looking coin, these are out of my league so I'm not about price. be careful, but ...i assume your very familiar with byzantine solidi.
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The Pacific Northwest is dry for any type of Ancients. I live in Pasco and to find any ancient I would have to go to Seattle or Contact RAS from Dirty Old Coins. He is the only ancient coin dealer in the area.
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I think that any reasonable collection of ancient coins, where the custodian of the collection has a prime numismatic interest in ancient coins, should have a gold coin represented in that collection, even if it is only one of them.

In the ancient World, gold after all, despite it's reverence, was used as a normal circulating coinage metal. The silver to gold weight value ratio was typically only 15:1, not typically 60:1, as it is today.
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