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arizonarobin

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  1. I have never seen a mouse on an ancient before- love it! Here are a couple of my critters: bee: ram leaping above Tyche: and hound:
  2. Thank you for another great Faustina Friday! I am sad the catalog is finished. ๐Ÿฅฒ I had to go back and read your previous FF post about #1342! Very interesting- that must have taken some time to work out. Sadly no exact matches for this page for me!
  3. your Sulzer #1336 is very nice, the patina is beautiful! I do have a few that fit: Sulzer #1337-1338: Sulzer #1340:
  4. The JD from Alexandria mint is making me a little green. Also the Portrait on the Thessalonica Provincial is absolutely beautiful.
  5. I just received this Faustina As today. So she has never been posted her before:
  6. I can never get enough JD. Now seeing the pictures, I need to re-shoot the Pegasus- it does not do the coin justice. ๐Ÿ˜… Here are a couple of my favorites:
  7. Perhaps he had an example of the DIVA FAV-STINA legend break- where only the DIVA F was legible? It could easily be mistaken for DIVAE if the AV and left side is worn.
  8. I have two that have Poppies. ๐Ÿ™‚ Julia Domna, Sardes in Lydia IOYฮ›ฮ™A Cะ„BACTH, Draped bust right CAPฮ”ฮ™ฮ‘ฮฮฉฮ B Nะ„ฮฉKOPฮฉN, cult image of Kore facing, wearing polos and veil, between a corn-ear on the left and poppy on the right Julia Domna IVLIA DO-MNA AVG, Draped bust right FELICITAS TEMPOR, Vase shaped basket containing corn ears and poppies
  9. My Favorite Provincial (a JD of course) features Melicertes:
  10. I also wonder what would make this figure clearly male? A very interesting write up, thank you. I do not collect Roman Republican coins but I do enjoy the style and imagery! I have only a coin that depicts *Liberalitas:
  11. Yay, it's Friday! ๐Ÿ˜„ A very interesting read, especially about Sulzer #1318. I think it is possible that the coin is real- I guess until we find an example it will be a mystery. Faustina Friday is becoming expensive to read- I added four Faustina I this week. ๐Ÿฅฒ Sadly, I only have one from this page! Sulzer #1307:
  12. A very nice coin from Thessalonica, I like the details that you can see with the video! I have a weakness for Macedonian Coins, especially from Stobi. Here is one of my favorite JD Provincials from Thessalonica: Julia Domna Bronze AE 25; 6.050g, 19.8mm, 225o, IOVLIA DOMNA draped bust right QECCALONIKEWN Ares advancing right in military garb, spear in right, shield in left Thessalonica mint, c. 196 - 211 A.D.; (unpublished)
  13. I use a gooseneck phone holder for any filming:
  14. Congratulations on your replacement ๐Ÿ˜„ I have always thought the hash marks on the Septimius elephants was just to show the elephant skin texture. I would love to add a Caesar elephant coin (someday)- and now maybe a few others from this thread that I have not seen before! Here are my elephants: Septimius- (don't want to mess with this one, he is angry) Antiochus VI India, Mysore
  15. I love Barbaric imitations. Here are a two of mine imitating Domna and Septimius from Emesa:
  16. I started out with uncleaned coin lots and found quite a few little treasures in my piles. (Proculus and a Constantine II from Alexandria) I don't clean anymore and not for quite some time but I did keep some of my favorites! Aquilia Severa, Concordia (She is a mess but still fun to find in an uncleaned lot!) Thrace Cherronesos, Fouree Sicily, Syracuse
  17. Thank you for another Faustina Friday. What a fun idea to match the coins to the catalogue. I will be looking forward to the future pages! I do not have any of the 1285-1296 coins ๐Ÿ˜ the only Aeternitas of Faustina Senior I have are the eight rayed star and throne and peacock. Sulzer #1297-98: Sulzer #1299(ish) ๐Ÿ˜„ Sulzer #1303:
  18. A thread I can get into! One of my very first purchases 22 years ago was a Medusa Aegis type and my nickname was Medusa at the time also. ๐Ÿ˜† Here are a few of mine: I would love to add one of the Perseus/Medusa type one day and perhaps find better examples than these that I collected so early on!
  19. I was looking forward to Faustina Friday! The Temple reverse is one of my favorite for The Elder Faustina. Here is mine: DIVA - FAVSTINA Draped bust right AED DIV FAVSTINAE Temple with six columns RIC 343, S 4573 Ar Denarius; 18mm; 3.20g
  20. I find myself waiting for Friday's now just to read Faustina Friday. It also is starting to be an expensive reading habit- as I find myself researching and buying new Faustina coins. ๐Ÿ˜ฐ I do not have a Pietas reverse for Faustina Senior. I am a left facing portrait fanatic and love that she has both drape and stephane. I do have two Pietas for Julia Domna as she is my main gal. (with Faustina Junior and Plautilla in a close second) IVLIA DO-MNA AVG draped bust right PIE-TAS Pietas seated left, holding palladium in right hand mint of Alexandria
  21. I think my largest is 25mm and while he is out of my collecting area- I couldn't pass up his double eyes. Valerian I. AD 253 - 260 Antoninianus, Antioch; 4.36g; 25mm IMP VALERIANVS PF AVG radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right FELICITAS AVGG Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and cornucopiae
  22. Yours is spectacular, the desert highlights and details are beautiful. I have four of Salonina but none in such beautiful condition as yours! The first two are my favorite portraits for Salonina.
  23. I find your #1 coin very interesting, I might have to go on my own obsessive hunt! ๐Ÿ˜„ I have the standing version but have not seen the seated before. /return to lurking Mine:
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