Amarmur

My imperial coins of Titus. The most underrated emperor. The As is in my top ten favorite coins in my collection because of the portrait.

I love Nero coins.Say what you will about him but the Roman imperials of Nero are some of the nicest Roman coins in my opinion. I posted this one a ton of times before but this is my favorite coin in my ancients collection. Nero Dupondius 65 AD with Roma. I want to add more Nero coins but they are hard to find in this condition.

I bought this Scarab because I thought it was interesting. Do you know what time period it is from? What do the symbols mean ?

My favorite portrait of Vespasian comes on an AS. I use the Taters photos because mine are not as nice. Flavian portraits are very charming.

Hey David, Thanks for buying. I didn't originally plan to sell it but I wanted a Titus Sestertius. It was kind of an impulse buy for me. I thought it was a tad ugly then I decided to sell it. Sorry for the markup the eBay fees are awful. I have a nice Titus portrait now I'm not sure if I'll get a nice sestertius of Titus yet. I'm glad you like the coin.

The seller said it is 3.6 grams. Its worn but many fakes are out there.

Drachm of King Massulus creator of the legendary mossoleum. Features Apollo and Zeus on the reverse. 377 BC A really nice Greek satrap coin I added to my collection.

Also this one with in Augustus in Thrace with client king Rhometalkes is cool

Happy Fathers Day to the Father of Rome. Here are some of my Augustus coins. My favorites are the 40 drachma of Alexandria Egypt (the 1st Roman Egypt coin minted 30-28 BC as Octavian won Egypt for Romefairly decent grade for the type) and the Antioch provincial because of the stellar portrait.

Impressive pieces. I have 3 imperials of Titus 2 being denarii I have a Judea Capta type and an Elephant of Titus. Your Titus AS with victory is incredible it must have costed a fortune that portrait is flawless.

Hi I'm looking for some id help on some Greek coins mostly bronzes. Will give the proper thanks. 1. Drachm Pegasus likely Corinth or that region. Fairly light like 3 grams and a bit smaller than a us dime 2. Syria Tyche tripod. Looks like it was made by either Romans or late Seleucid 3. Athena and Victory seated ?? Kinda lost on this one 4. Tiny bronze not sure the reverse looks weird like some kind of amphora 5. Tyche and Athena looks Seleucid by the style 6. Thick Seleucid coin. Appears like a woman and probably Zeus seated on the reverse. 7. Parthian late drachm Volgasses IV? 8. Thessaly ? bronze Athena in attack position

I won this beautiful Titus As. I love the portrait. Early Roman imperial bronzes in high grade are some of my favorite ancient coins. I found bronzes of Titus to be especially difficult to find in nice shape. This coin was minted from 80-81 AD and features Aeternitas. Post your Titus or early Roman bronze coins.

Here are some I like. The Lucilla is my favorite. The Marcus Aurelius and Antonninus Pius one is cool but unfortunately worn

My Hadrian denarius is one of my favorites the Greek style portraits of Hadrian are incredible and done very well.

Julia Mamaea Venus with Cupid