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    Licinius II, ae follis..
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    *True pocket size monuments on which the hand of time has laid patinas whose colours are matched solely on the palettes of Flemish painters* ELLIO BIAGGI *The Imperial Sestertii and their patinas*
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    Hadrian sestertius, Concordia, 26 gr..
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    Today, I bought my friend very interesting MD find for my collection... Roman iron Caltrop, 5x6 cm, 29 gr..
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    This man is truly a master of coin photography.. https://hipshotphotography.com/
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    When I saw this coin at the bottom of the hole, I thought it was gold, but reality slapped me badly.. Gordianus III, Nicaea, 2.5o gr..
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    I kept this denarius in vinegar overnight, after that just use a cloth, and thats it..
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    Julia Soaemias, denarius, 3.5o gr, and proto curency, 12 gr..
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    Hi Ryro, how are you? For now, I have 8 bricks, over 5-6 I gave as a gift..I found a professional photographer who would photograph all the bricks, and I will publish on Shutterstock platform..I think thats a good idea...
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    Hi Donna, I found that brick at the very edge of the field..Farmers are bothered by these large bricks and stones when cultivating the field, so they throw them at the end of the fields, outside the arable land..The farmer told me, that many years ago, all the farmers who have land in that area, gathered those bricks and marble slabs into one pile and took it to local landfill..To my horror, he added, that some marble slabs had inscriptions, but they could not read it!
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    I give this brick with dog/lynx footprint on it, to a friend in exchange for some coins, but he gave it back to me after few years..This time,it will stay with me!!! Its massive, 44cmX29cm, 13 kg..
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    Damnatio memoriae..!
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    They are quite large and heavy..mostly over 35-45 cm, and some weight over 12 kg..
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    I only collect whole Roman bricks with animal paw prints, but, gift is a gift! One of my bricks-
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    I received as a gift a part of Roman brick with, probably, a dog's paw print.. 17cmX15cm
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