Justin Lee

I have a few Augustus ones that I think are pretty cool... The first two are just different order of the moneyer names. Augustus, Ruled 27 BC-14 AD AE Quadrans, Stuck 5 BC, Rome mint Apronius, Galus, Messalla, and Sisenna; triumvirate (meaning the three men in charge of preparing blanks and minting coins in gold, silver and bronze), although there are the four names inscribed on coin. Obverse: SISENNA MESSALLA IIIVIR, bowl-shaped, ornately decorated altar.Reverse: GALVS APRONIVS A A A F F, legend surrounding SC.References: RIC I 464Size: 16mm, 2.9g Augustus, Ruled 27 BC-14 AD AE Quadrans, Stuck 5 BC, Rome mint Apronius, Galus, Messalla, and Sisenna; triumvirate (meaning the three men in charge of preparing blanks and minting coins in gold, silver and bronze), although there are the four names inscribed on coin. Obverse: MESSALLA APRONIVS IIIVIR, bowl-shaped, ornately decorated altar.Reverse: GALVS SISENNA A A A F F, legend surrounding SC.References: RIC I 453 Augustus, Ruled 27 BC – 14 AD AE Quadrans, Struck 9 BC, Rome mint L. Aelius Lamia, P. Silius and Annius, moneyers Obverse: LAMIA · SILIVS · ANNIVS ·, simpulum and lituus.Reverse: III · VIR · A · A · A · F · F · around large S C.References: RIC 421

I've got this Gordian that has a nice full flan that was able to get pretty much all the border on.

Here's my bull contribution... Or depending on the way you look at it, some have said its an elephant?? Sicily, Messana, The Mamertinoi Circa 288-278 BC, AE Quadruple Unit Series I struck circa 288-285 AD Obverse: APEOΣ, Laureate head of Ares right; helmet head behind. Reverse: MAMEP-TI-NΩN, Bull butting left. References: Särström Series I, Group A; Calciati I pg. 91, 1; SNG ANS 399; SNG Copenhagen 428; SNG Morcom 623 Size: 27mm, 17.51g Ex: CNG Auction 447, Lot 20 (7/3/2019); CNG Mail Bid Sale 67, Lot 287 (9/22/2004); From the Tony Hardy Collection

Wow... It's been almost a year since I got this one from @KenDorney. But it fits very well with my Roman Egypt collection. Constantius I, as Caesar 293-305 AD, Tetradrachm Year 1, Alexandria standing left holding scepter, hand raised. Delta in exergue. Emmett 4168 19mm, 7.2g