galba68
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To be honest JC, we can only guess...Button? Part of the costume?
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This female portrait is typical of that period, so I concluded that it probably belonged to someone from these two tribes...
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Gepid/Avar period, bronze appliqué, female portrait...
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The lid of the lead box in which the Theriac balm was stored... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theriac
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Probus antoninian, Adventus and Alex Severus, limes denarius...
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Hi Seth, I had it about 15 years ago, also as part of a brick...I gave it to a person who is crazy about cats...
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A.Pius ae as, Britannia type, two denarii, follis and antoninian, iron key...
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I no longer collect parts of bricks, but only whole ones.. But in this case, I couldn't resist...
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Hi Ryro, I have 9 pieces so far...
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A dog's/wolf's paw frozen in time....18x15 cm/7x5.9o inches...
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Tooling..The best way to turn an original coin into a fake one....
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Ae as, 10.5o gr and beautiful colors on Roman glass fragments...
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Hi Heliodromus, my friend cleans coins for me, but he uses a similar method as Saul,that's why I post his brochure....
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http://www.romanorum.com/docs/A Method for cleaning ancient coins. Romanorum.com.pdf
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"True pocket size monuments on which the hand of time has laid patinas whose colors are matched solely on the palettes of Flemish painters..." "THE SUPERB PATINAS OF THE SESTERTII OF IMPERIAL ROME" ELIO BIAGGI
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It took him almost 4 hours....
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Elagabal fouree denar, 2.5o gr., bronze hairpin and bronze stylus which belonged to someone who really didn't like to write...
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Provincials,a few large bronzes, Vespa denarius....
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Hadrian ae as, 12.5o gr., with beautiful and untouched light blue patina...
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My friend tells me that it was cleaned in 3 hours...
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14.5o gr...Jupiter on reverse...The condition is not excellent, but it is the best that could be obtained from this piece....
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Here are some coins from today and a coin I found yesterday...It's either an ae as or a dupondius, 14.7o grams, but I can't tell which one it is...M.Aurelius, Commodus, Macrinus?
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