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Caesar Augustus was a triumvir of the second triumvirate. denarius with reverse of SIGNIS RECEPTIS , standards and clipeus virtutis. next , coin of or pertaining to member of the first triumvirate...
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That is one handsome looking coin and a fantastic portrait. You're right about; Ritter, their photos for some reason don't enlarge. But I've bought several coins from them in the past and have never been disappointed. I've found them to be a great company to buy from.
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Real brothers - ( and father on obverse) Titus and Domitian Caesars riding horseback on this aureus of Vespasian... next - Imperial coin of Titus....
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Ara Pacis - monument which still stands in Rome, near the Tiber, depicted here on this As of Nero. Next, another altar...
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TRAJAN AE dupondius. IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P COS V P P, radiate bust right, drapery on far shoulder. Reverse - S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI S-C; trophy, two shields at base. Cohen 573, RCV 3224. 28mm, 12.0g. Commemorating victory in Dacia... Next, Roman coin relating to Dacia...
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Another boar's head/forepart Roman-Etruscan As... Etruria, Tarquinii. AE Aes Grave As (295.21 g), ca. 275 BC. Forepart of boar left. Reverse: Spearhead. ICC 121; HN Italy 215. Extremely Rare. Green and brown patina. Very Fine. Ex Julio Bellescio Collection, purchased between 1980 and 1990. From Ira and Larry Goldberg. next, more pigs...
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Sestertius of Caracalla with reverse of himself stepping on a crocodile while Isis ( the good Egyptian deity and not the scumbags) kneels in front of him and presents him with grain. next , a reptile...
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As of Antoninus Pius with crossed cornucopiae... next... something one would find inside a cornucopia...
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Sestertius of Septimius Severus, father of the tough guy Caracalla... Victory over Britannia... next, an emperor not born in Italy...
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Victory shoots, and I scored! My new conciliatory SPQR Nero
Octavius replied to Ryro's topic in Roman Empire
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RR denarius ? Vercingetorix or just a representative Gaul? next, any Roman coin with some connection to Gaul.
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Victory shoots, and I scored! My new conciliatory SPQR Nero
Octavius replied to Ryro's topic in Roman Empire
1. As of Nero with Victory and shield inscribed SPQR.... 2. sestertius of Caligula with SPQR reverse.... 3. denarius of Caligula with SPQR reverse.... 4. sestertius of Claudius with SPQR reverse.... 5. denarius of Vitellius with SPQR in wreath reverse.... 6. denarius of Trajan with SPQR / Eagle and standards reverse...- 17 replies
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I think you did great. That's a beautiful looking portrait of an exceptional emperor! Congrats.
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Beautiful collection, and your Aelia Flaccilla is just eye popping! I don't have much in this period, but have this solidus of Honorius struck at the Rome mint @405 CE. and a siliqua of Honorius as well...
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Very pretty coin @CPK. She has a rare and attractive smile on your coin. Nice! Here is a sestertius with Juno Lucina on reverse, guardian of pregnant women or childbirth...
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Coin looks genuine. No bronze disease. I'm guessing some tooling on reverse. Check out V-coins and MA-shops - you'll find very reputable dealers there you can trust. There is always a possibility that a forgery may come up for sale - no one is perfect. But at least the dealers on these fora are honest and trusted and would not intentionally try to deceive you.
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That Probus is one of the best I have seen! Very handsome.
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I also, have found that the most difficult pleasing portraits to find are those of Valerian as well as his son Gallienus. Here are a couple of the best I could find ....
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