Zimm
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You can edit the original post and add more text as well as attach pictures that way
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On the top right you can see your profile picture as well as your name. Click on that and then click on "Profile". Then you should be on your profile page. After that you can click on the small button next to your current profile picture that looks like a small photograph (picture below). Then you can choose a photo to use as your avatar and click continue and save (after adjusting the size of the photo). Edit: Responded to the post before the page had refreshed to show that @expat had figured it out on his own 😅
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A normal antoninianus of Gallienus with a bit of golden toning -
Those are really nice pictures, even more so with the background. I personally only have one coin with golden toning, this antoninianus of Gallienus. It's not a special coin by any means, but the toning makes it look pretty nice in my opinion.
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That's an amazing example. Even if worn, it still looks great
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An outstanding example of a nummus of Anastasius. They hardly come this nice. Sear 13 -
A follis of Heraclius & Heraclius Constantine from the mint of Seleucia Isauria (Sear 844). As per usual for the mint, the style is comically awful. -
I don‘t really collect tetradrachms, but I do have this one of Caracalla (haven’t bothered to identify the type yet). I can‘t recall where, when or why I bought it, but it‘s been sitting in one of my trays for years now. It‘s not in the greatest of conditions, but it‘s a tetradrachm nonetheless.
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Follis of Constantine VII and Zoe (914-919) Sear 1758 Mint: Constantinople Weight: 6.62g Diameter: 27mm -
(Testing out this album thing) An interesting follis of Maurice Tiberius with an exceptionally short legend for the mint; D N M TIBER P P (Constantinople usually had decently long legends) Sear 494 RY 6 Constantinople -
I‘m also optimistic about this forum. Seeing how Cointalk has been engulfed by drama and many collectors have been banned for almost no reason at all, I‘m sure this is welcome change for us all.
