21 hours ago, Phil Anthos said:

Domitian / Minerva

89 AD AR Denarius (18mm, 3.07g) O: Laureate head right; IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR [P VIII]. R: Minerva standing right, wielding javelin and holding shield; IMP XIX COS XIIII CENS P P P. RSC 252 / RIC 137 / van Meter 39-3 ex Tom Cederlind "There was a raven, strange to tell, Perched upon Jove's own gable, whence He tried to tell us 'All is well' - But he had to use the future tense." ~ Suetonius (The Twelve Caesars) Next: Galba's second cousin's girlfriend

By the way, who is Galba's second cousin's girlfriend ? Now I can't get that out of my head!

Antoninianus of Decius with Adventus reverse...

Sestertius /Dacia reverse...

sestertius /Pannoniae...

Denarius of Vespasian with modius of grain on reverse.

next, one of Vespasian's two sons...

Denarius with Agrippina the younger and her emperor/uncle/husband , Claudius...

next, Agrippina the younger's son...

Ae antoninianus of Carinus with Aequitas reverse .

next,  his brother.

Denarius of Geta as young boy / Princeps iuventutis.

next, another child on coin obverse.

Copper asses of father and son, Tiberius and Drusus.

Denarius of Domitian with lighted altar reverse , PRINCEPS IVVENTVTIS.

next, another Princeps iuventutis coin.

Sestertius of Marcus Aurelius with reverse of Aurelius lifting Italy up as the restorer or rebuilder of Italy.

Next, town or city in Italy , but not Rome or Sicily...

RR denarius Regulus c. 42 BCE...

Obverse: Bare head of Livineius Regulus to right.

Reverse: L•REGVLV[S] Bestiarius standing left, spearing lion leaping right; behind, another man standing right, fighting with sword and shield against a panther leaping left; to upper left, bear sitting right .

next,  lion.

RR denarius of Servillius with winged, helmeted Roma obverse, with wreath.

next , Victory holding wreath...

Nero sestertius with DECVRSIO reverse of Nero on horseback.

I think we missed triga for next?

WOW,WOW,WOW! You did fantastic. I love that reverse. That is a very handsome aureus !

As of Caracalla with reverse of Cybele in biga driven by bulls.

next,  more bulls/bull.

RR Aes Grave semis with Saturn on obverse and prow of ship on reverse. c. 225-217 BCE.

Gold aureus of Nero with reverse colossus of Nero as Sol.

next , Sol....

Nice selection of coins. I have one - denarius of Nero facing  his soon to be extinguished mother , Agrippina...

What a very beautiful coin and such a gorgeous patina!

Denarius of 68 - 69 CE , civil war , minted by the Vitellians.

Obv Roman god Jupiter - Greek counterpart - Zeus.

next, Zeus on a Greek coin...

Congrats on your great Nero denarius.  I'm Partial to his coins.

Here is my latest Nero - Sestertius with reverse of triumphant arc.

Country: NERO
Year: 64
State/Grade: VF+
Nominal: Sesterce
Weight (g): 23,64
Material: bronze
Catalog number: C.306 RIC.500 RIC.500 BMC/RE.333 WCN.452 BN/R.-

This coin has three emperors.  Aureus of Vespasian, with two future emperors, Titus and Domitian, on horseback...

next, anyone on horseback...

It's hard to guess if most people wouldn't like a particular coin, but I think in general most classical coin collectors find Aes Grave rather boring. I , however have always had a special affinity for these hefty pieces.

here is a RR sextans...

next,  more Aes Grave...

Julia Domna sestertius...

next, one of her children.

My mouth waters every time I see your Claudius sestertius! Great collection.

Beautiful. Congratulations.