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Alwin

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  1. R. R. (c. 211-206) AS 39.62 g - 36 mm S 627 - Cr 56/2 Next: Uncia
  2. THEODOSIUS II Solidus Constantinople (8th Officina), 408-420 4.40 g - 21 mm RIC X, 220 DN THEODOSIVS P F AVG, Pearl-diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding spear and shield with horseman motif CONCORDIA AVGGH, Constantinopolis seated facing on throne, right foot set upon prow, holding scepter and globus surmounted by crowning Victory; star to left / CONOB My first solidus, acquired in 1992
  3. VALERIAN I Sestertius Rome, 253-255 S 10012 v. - C 69 - RIC Va 161 18.89 g - 29.5 mm IMP C P LIC VALERIANVS P F AVG, laureate bust right FIDES MILITVM, Fides standing left, holding two standards; S C
  4. Very interesting coin, Parthicus, congratulations! Ed Snible, your Orodes is here, in Local 'Theopator' Issues: http://web.archive.org/web/20140422132158/http://www.grifterrec.com/coins/par_rel/par_rel.html Below the bow ΔP = Drangiana (= Sistan/Sakastan)
  5. TIBERIUS, NERO and DRUSUS Caesars AE30, SPAIN, Carthago Nova 18.42 g - 30 mm S 586 (1988) - C 4 - RPC 179 TI CAESAR DIVI AVGVSTI F AVGVSTVS, Bare head of Tiberius left NERO ET DRVSVS CAESARES QVINQ C V I N C, Confronted bare heads of Nero and Drusus C V I N C = Colonia Vrbs Ivlia Nova Carthago. Next: 4 or more heads on a coin.
  6. > 6h MARIUS Antoninianus Treveri, A.D. 269 S 11119 - C7 - RIC Vb, 5 IMP C M AVR MARIVS PF AVG, Radiate bust right. CONCORDIA MILIT, Clasped hands. Next: Laelianus
  7. ACHAEMENID EMPIRE Siglos Lydia, c. 375-336 B.C. Persian king or hero right, in kneeling-running stance, holding bow and dagger, quiver at shoulder. Oblong incuse punch. Carradice Type IVc. Next: Achaemenid
  8. I have several DB running under Access, one with 27000 records. It's true that coding with Access was at first a nightmare (I started with Access 7, a long time ago!), but now it's much better... There's no problem with the photos once we understand that we must not integrate them into DB, but manage them with links.
  9. 8 h -> Pre-reform JUSTINIAN (527-565) FOLLIS, +THЄЧP°+, Antioch/Theoupolis, 533-537 S 216 DN IVSTINIANVS PP AVG, Diad. bust right Large M between two stars; above cross; beneath Δ Next: Solidus
  10. PHRAATES IV (38-2 B.C.) Drachm, travelling mint (Rhagae) S.52.13 Next: Bow and arrow
  11. KAMNASKIRES V (54/3-33/2 B.C.) TETRADRACHM, Seleucia on the Hedyphon 15.81 g - 27.5 mm VH 9.1.1.7 Next: more Elymais AR
  12. S.84.13 ΔΞΥ (A)ΠEΛAIOY = nov. 152 13.66 g - 27 mm S.84.18 ZΞΥ ΔIOY = oct. 155 13.92 g - 25 mm
  13. MAXIMUS Sestertius Rome, 236-238 MAXIMVS CAES GERM, Bareheaded and draped bust right PIETAS AVG, Emblems of the pontificate: lituus, secespita, patera, guttus, simpulum, and aspergillum. SC Next: Red patina
  14. ARTABANOS IV (10-38) Drachm S.63.14, Nisa 3.65 g - 19.5 mm ARTABANOS IV (10-38) Copper drachm S.63.-, probably Nisa 3.48g - 17 mm
  15. VOLOGASES VI (208-228) Drachm, Ecbatana S.88.18 Diademed bust left, long pointed beard, wearing tiara with earflap; abbreviated name in Parthian script behind. Arsaces seated right on throne, holding bow; monogram below bow. Next: Another "long pointed beard"
  16. SEXTUS POMPEY As Uncertain Sicilian mint, 43-36 B.C. Laureate head of Janus with the features of Cn. Pompeius Magnus - MAGN Prow of galley right . PIVS IMP Cr 479/1 - C 1394 - C 16 - RPC 671 Next: Janiform greek coin
  17. CONSTANS II (641-668) Hexagram Constantinople, 647-651 S 991 dN CONSTANTINЧS PP AV, Bust facing, beardless, wearing crown and chlamys, holding globus cruciger. dЄЧS AdIЧTA ROMANIS, cross potent on globe on three steps. Next: Hexagram
  18. SEVERUS ALEXANDER Denarius Rome, AD 232 S 7882 - C 161 - RIC 246 IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG, laureate bust right MARS VLTOR, Mars walking right Next: Orbiana
  19. To illustrate my previous post (these are not my pics, I travel without a camera)
  20. Having visited Rome a number of times, I think I can say: 1- The program you want to achieve requires 3 weeks rather than 3 days! (it is better to see less, but to see better...) 2- At the top of my own list, and that I don't see mentioned: - the magnificent collection of coins in the Palasso Massimo, its lion and wolf heads from the remains of Caligula's ships. - Trastevere and the mosaics of the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere. - the Capitol and its museum
  21. MARCUS AURELIUS Dupondius Rome, 162 S 5042 v. - C 558 - RIC 839 IMP CAES M AVREL ANTONINVS AVG PM, Radiate head right SALVTI AVGVSTOR TR P XVI COS III, Salus std left SC Next: Dupondius
  22. http://davy.potdevin.free.fr./Site/crawford1.html
  23. GALLIENUS, Antoninianus Rome, 267-268 S 10362 - C 979 - RIC Va 283 GALLIENVS AVG, Radiate head right SOLI CONS AVG, Pegasus prancing right - A Next: Griffin on a greek coin
  24. Idem with La Poste (USA --> France). Obtaining reimbursement for undue expenses is so difficult, they hope we'll give up. Whatever the carrier, it's the same process.
  25. CONSTANTINE VII and ROMANUS II Solidus Constantinople, 945-959 S 1751 - R 1905 +IhS XPS REX REGNANTIUm, facing bust of Christ, nimbate, raising hand in benediction, holding Gospels; nimbus with two pellets in arms of cross. CONSTANT' CE ROMAN' AVGG b, crowned facing busts of Constantine, wearing loros, and Romanus, wearing chlamys, holding patriarchal cross between them. Next: Solidus
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