Gallery

Outstanding!

Valerian I, AD 253-260. Corycus, Cilicia Province. AE Octassarion: 23.48 gm, 34 mm, 6 h. Obverse: Valerian. Reverse: Dionysus holding thyrsus & wine skin over panther; to left trophy with caduceus, palm branch, & aplustre on 3 legged table. Ex CNG E-Auction 112, lot 128, April 13, 2005.

Constantius I as Caesar, AD 293-305 (struck c. 295/6), Billon Numus: 8.91 gm, 28 mm, 6 h. Cyzicus Mint, 2nd Officina. RIC VI 11a. Rare portrait style. Ex Akropolis Ancient Coins. Photo by Peter B.

Really nice collection. I especially love the "Commodus at the Colosseum"!

One of the most glorious coins wallpapers ever. Thanks for sharing  Q

Lovely piece Pertinax!

Really like that portrait, Heraclius has still a respectable look, but Heraclius Constantine's face has been smushed to dots. 😆

Stunning bust! I'll make sure to post my Hadrian later too.

1829 U.S. half dime 

Extremely rare 1 of 14 known to exist 1851/2 3 cent silver.