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Interesting selection. Macrinus is my fav Q

I wish you à joyful and healthy year Erin Best as ever Q

Nice selection out of which I voted 2, 6 and 9, 2 and 9 being my preferred Q

What cracks me up and that you won't unsee anymore either, is how in Hell can Juno throw her spear with her right hand, but .... above her left shoulder !! 😄 Q

Nice acquisitions. Here are my two Q

I didn't know that ! Interesting, thanks LM Q

We are several people here who like the hockey puck the most : you will have hard time choosing who you will send it to 😄 Q

#1 and #7 are my choices here. An interesting selection from a specialist to my liking ! Q

The Nero is truly outstanding, the Ptolemy is fantastic, the Valens miliarense is to die for, the Nero & Drusus is beautiful, the Valentinian siliqua is the best siliqua of his I've ever seen. Can't wait for the five next !! Q

Hadrien (11/08/117-10/07/138) - Diassarion de l'atelier de Samosata Commagene), ca 117-138 CE ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟC CЄΒΑCΤΟC, Buste lauré, drapé et cuirassé à droite, vu par l'arriere ΦΛΑ / CΑΜΟ / ΜΗΤΡΟ / ΚΟΜ dans une couronne 19 mm - 6.67 g - 6 h Ref : BMC # 22-25, RPC III # 341 Next : Samosata Q

Another great interview with a most revered collectors out there. Thanks ! Q

The last two are my favorites. I wouldn't mind having any of them though Q

Agreed. I like the Nero and the Tacitus too Nice selection overall Q

Stunning coins ! I'll pick the Edward VI, the Avignon papal and the Provence florin, in that order. Please send them registered 😄 Q

Many houses in Switzerland also have a bank account in euros and another one in USD to make things easier to foreign customers. I don't know about Nomos since I haven't bought from them for ages, but Leu does, for instance Q

Wow ! Secret Santa has been very generous so far this year ! Q

Fascinating ! No other Word comes to my mind Q

Beautiful mature portrait on that denarius @Coinmaster My sole Aelius so far, not as good as yours I'm afraid Aelius, Denarius - Rome mint, 137 CE L AELIVS CAESAR, bare head right TR POT COS II, Spes standing left holding flower and lifting skirt 3.25 gr Ref : Cohen # 55, RCV # 3977 Q

My vote goes to the Antimachos tetradrachm too Beautiful selection of coins and great group shot ! Q

You never disappoint @panzerman, that list is no exception. The Kushan and the Sassanian stand out though ! Another stellar year as it seems Q

Constantine the Great, AE 3 - Rome, 2nd officina CONSTANTINVS AVG, Laureate head of Constantine right D N CONSTANTINI MAX AV, VOT XXX in a laurel wreath, RS at exergue 2.93 gr Ref : Cohen #129, RC #3874 var Next : Vota Q

You have an admirer here @Victor_Clark, thanks for letting us know you more That one made my day : morons at their best !! Q

Well, it's 9:30 on december 17th here in France. I opened a package coming from Spain, containing a nice Xmas card writen in english (might be someone expatriated 😉 ?) and not one but two coins : a very interesting Titus denarius with pulvinar on the reverse (a very popular reverse for Titus as far as I know), from a recent NN auction, and a beautiful Carinus antoninianus featuring Aequitas on the reverse. I took some time earlier this morning to take proper pictures of them : TITUS (79-81), Denarius - Rome mint Obv: IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M. Laureate head right. Rev: TR P IX IMP XV COS VIII P P. Pulvinar (throne) of Jupiter and Juno : square seat, draped, with tassels, with triangular frame, on which are eight vertical bars and one palmette. 3,13 gr - 17 mm Ref : RIC² 124. Provenance : Secret santa 2023 (Numismatic Naumann auction 134, # 429) Carinus, Antoninianus - Lugdunum mint IMP CM AVR CARINVS AVG. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right AEQVITAS. Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopia. A in right field 2,88 gr - 22 mm Ref : Sear # 12339, Cohen # 8, Bastien # 533, RIC V-2 #212 Provenance : Secret Santa 2023 Cherry on the cake, the Carinus is from Lyon, which, as most of you now know, is the big city close to where I live Thank you so much to my secret Santa. I wish you all a great Saturnalia !! IO SATURNALIA !! Q

Since we have to choose one, it has to be the Kushan dinar, but I wouldn't mind owning any of them. Great, great year as it seems Q

Yet another good selection. I would choose the satyr and quite like the Marcus Philippus Q