Very cool!

Sorry for the bad picture, I have this which I'm fond off.

Portrait of Alexander III of Macedon, and Philip II of Macedon, on cornelian from Lord Bessborough's collection. Copperplate engraving by Thomas Worlidge from James Vallentin's One Hundred and Eight Engravings from Antique Gems, 1863.

And some of my silver and bronze coinage..

Man I love that show. Heart breaking that cut it short. If they only eliminated 10% of the garbage they put out, they would have a budget for another season or 3.

Humor also adds value , especially this day and age. 

Why not vcoins or ma-shops?  Piece of mind purchase.

I like the green!

These are great to look at! I have to take a photo of mine. Low quality phone camera has been stopping me. 

Beautiful hoard

I don't have Drusus yet, but I have a few Tiberius, here is a copper AS, I recently picked up,  RIC I 44... 

Is noob a category?

That's cool, I seen a Philip II Tetradrachm repro from a French dealer, that was beautiful, in bronze, like a giant medal, however, it was extremely expensive. 

We need a drool "like" icon

I have a Caligula that bugs me a bit. But not enough to upgrade yet, or rather low on the list...

This is becoming a habit 🙂 

Cool picture, thanks

It looks fantastic! And type left portrait.

Don't mind if I do! (show off my latest purchase..again)..

Can this be considered a major element @DonnaML ?

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11 minutes ago, DonnaML said:

Yes, but I asked if anyone knew why there were so many left- facing Probus busts. I guess nobody does!

He must have been left handed! Jk, idk. 

2 hours ago, Graudenz said:

Hello

In the Probus coinage, left-hand busts and mainly consular busts are nothing special. They dominated in the Rome mint (Toga Palmate and Toga Picta), but are very rare in the Ticinum mint.

He only said they lacked in his collection, nothing about rarity or "special" -ality. 

Looking for a paypal option, can't find the area. Was hoping to avoid personal information and hop right into a paypal sub or donation. 

Looks like cobra commander from the classic cartoon

Tiberius, A.D. 14-37.
Denomination: AR Drachm.
Diameter: 18 mm.
Weight: 3.6 grams.
Obverse: Laureate head right.

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34 minutes ago, CPK said:

Nice! I thought that was a good deal. 👍

Really?  Nice. It was affordable!

Not a type I seen often.. I got it for the cool SPQR!

Both are beautiful, I agree.

I love the wear and tear on ancients. This is one of my favs, I like everything about it. Early lifetime Alexander from Sidon.