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Jay GT4

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  1. Great pick up David.  Here's one of mine from the Cat Nip Coiner.  Common, but it's one of my favorite Domitians.

     

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    IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XIII CENS PER PP
    Laureate head of Domitian right

    FORTVNAE AVGVSTI SC
    Fortuna standing left holding rudder and cornucopiae

    Rome 87 AD
    10.9g
    RIC 544 (C3)

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  2. You're welcome! 😄

    I bought this at the same time from the same dealer!

     

    https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=182138

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    T CAESAR VESPASIANVS
    Laureate head right

    IMP XIII
    Goatherd, seated left, milking goat left

    Rome, July 77-December 79 CE
    RIC 985V (R)
    3.08g

    Ex-Germania Inferior Numismatics

    Part of the agrarian series under Vespasian, perhaps promoting a more simpler way of life or the bounty that is provided by the Emperor. This one being minted for Titus. While only listed as Rare in RIC, this type is exceedingly difficult to find in trade, even more so than the one for Vespasian, and is a favorite of collectors. Only 3 others in Forum galleries (orfew, 2 Atherton). Wonderful toning in hand.

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  3. Even though rated as common, these Flavian quinarii are difficult to find.  Great catch.  Here's one of mineTitus_RIC_V810.jpg.abb7992ecd85793d4fa60ba21b82ee2c.jpg

    RIC 0809 (V) Titus Quinarius


    T CAESAR IMP VESPASIAN
    Laureate head right

    VICTORIA AVGVST
    Victory seated left with wreath and palm

    Rome, 75 CE?

    1.47g

    RIC 809 (R3) die matched to the Sneh coin
    Legends begin from high left.

    Ex-ANE

    From RIC:
    "Assigned to this year because there are no dated quinarii of 75, and the appearance of either AVGVST or AVGVSTI on the reverse suggests transition between the earlier series, up to 74 (with AVGVSTI) and later series, 76 onwards (with AVGVST).

     

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  4. My 2 oldest provenances come from the Reusing/Schürer collection. 

    Reusing was a German portrait painter of the early 20th Century whose portraits included Richard Strauss, Igor Strawinsky, Max Planck, and Albert Einstein. After Reusing's death his nephew Paul Schürer inherited and curated the collection.

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    IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XI CENS POT P P
    Laureate head right with Aegis

    SC
    Mars advancing left with Victory and trophy

    Rome, 85 CE

    13.67g

    RIC 387 (C)

    Holed in antiquity and plugged in the late 19th century?

    Ex-Manfred Olding 2019 n 184; Ex-Sammlung Heynen 1976;Ex-Paul Schürer (1890-1976); Ex-Fritz Reusing (1874-1956)

    Comes with old tag probably from Heynen or Schürer. Olding tag incorrectly attributed to RIC 420 (different ending to legend)

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    DIVVS AVGVSTVS VESPASIANVS
    Laureate head right

    EX SC
    Victory advancing left placing shield on trophy; below, Judaea seated left

    Rome 80-81 CE, after the deification of Vespasian

    2.91g

    RIC 364 (C)

    Ex-Manfred Olding 2019 no 180;Ex-Paul Schürer (1890-1976); Ex-Fritz Reusing (1874-1956)with handwritten tag.

     

     

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  5. As previously mentioned, I've purchased quite a few coins from this seller.  All my shipments came through Israel Post and arrived rather quickly.  I've been very happy.  There is a coin I was considering but after following this thread, I sent the seller a message through ebay.  I asked where the coins are shipped from, Israel or Europe.   He confirmed Europe and that it would "truly take time to deliver."  I wonder if this is a way to get around the export permit?

    I do see some listings that sold beginning of February have already received items and feedback left.  Hopefully this is a temporary glitch and you get your coins soon.

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  6. One of my absolute favorites from your collection David.  Here's my Domitian from the same dealer and same previous collection!

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    IMP CAES DOMITIAN AVG P M COS VIII
    laureate head of Domitian to right

    CA PIT across field, RESTIT in exergue
    tetrastyle temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus Capitolinus, containing statues of the Capitoline Triad, Jupiter seated left between standing figures of Juno and Minerva

    Rome for circulation in the East
    A.D. 82

    Rare
    10.83g

    RIC 841 (C), S.2715, BMC 251, RSC 23, RPC 864

    Ex-Calgary Coin, From the MS collection;
    Ex-G&M auction 147 lot 1813 March 2006
     

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  7. Wow! Metaponton! That's in my neck of the woods.  I've never met a non-Italian who's ever been there. Nobody really goes to the south. That part of Italy has some amazing sites that nobody visits.  You can have the whole place to yourself.  How did you get there?

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