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A wolf without twins, correct?

 

Ummm, here is a coin that I once owned (I sold all of my coins a few years ago) ... a wolf and an eagle fanning the fire (pretty cool, right?)

NEXT: how 'bout a bird other than an eagle

L Papius Celsus She Wolf & Eagle.jpg

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3 minutes ago, Steve said:

A wolf without twins, correct?

 

Ummm, here is a coin that I once owned (I sold all of my coins a few years ago) ... a wolf and an eagle fanning the fire (pretty cool, right?)

NEXT: how 'bout a bird other than an eagle

L Papius Celsus She Wolf & Eagle.jpg

AWESOMENESS!!! THE Steve?? Steve, Ryan. A pleasure😃.

I joined CT not long after you left. I liked every post of yours that I ever came across. That mod is a total clown.

We should have everyone on here send you one coin! Then you'd be...

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Next: another non silver coin from Athens

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Very cool, Steve.

I also own the L. Papius Celsus denarius - a very unique design. I was lucky enough to get an example with the curious technical feature of this coin - the eagle's wing goes over the dotted border.

 

Now back to your request

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SELEUKID KINGS of SYRIA. Cleopatra Thea & Antiochos VIII. (126/5-121/0 BC) AE20 Antioch, Dated SE 190 = 123/2
Mint: Antioch
Radiate and diademed head of Antiochos VIII right
Rev: Owl standing right on fallen amphora, head facing; IE to inner right; below, PP (date, first P retrograde) and palm.
Legend: BAΣΙΛIΣΣHΣ KΛEOΠATPAΣ KAI BAΣΙΛΕΩΣ ANTIOXOY
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6,66 g, 20mm

Next - an owl - but not on a tetradrachm

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26 minutes ago, Steve said:

A wolf without twins, correct?

 

Ummm, here is a coin that I once owned (I sold all of my coins a few years ago) ... a wolf and an eagle fanning the fire (pretty cool, right?)

NEXT: how 'bout a bird other than an eagle

L Papius Celsus She Wolf & Eagle.jpg

It’s so good to see you again, Steve!!

Erin (Johndakerftw on CT)

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48 minutes ago, Qcumbor said:

FF, you're welcome home with the tadpoles, whenever you visit France 🙂

I'm pretty sure we'll find some nice and entertaining stuff for the youngsters while we sip some french wine and look at coins

Q

My wife has been wanting to go to France for the longest time. I'd love to take her. Now that I am starting a new job with hopefully a bit more disposable income, I can finally make that happen. Travelling with all the tadpoles would be quite the endeavor though.

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4 minutes ago, Furryfrog02 said:

My wife has been wanting to go to France for the longest time. I'd love to take her. Now that I am starting a new job with hopefully a bit more disposable income, I can finally make that happen. Travelling with all the tadpoles would be quite the endeavor though.

OK leave them, we'll make it with just the wine and the coins 😀

Q

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1 hour ago, Steve said:

A wolf without twins, correct?

 

Ummm, here is a coin that I once owned (I sold all of my coins a few years ago) ... a wolf and an eagle fanning the fire (pretty cool, right?)

NEXT: how 'bout a bird other than an eagle

L Papius Celsus She Wolf & Eagle.jpg

😄 😄 😄 It is one of my FAVORITES... so I bought it from him!!!

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The x6 Collection
A menagerie of ancient animals & awesomeness


 

L. Papius Celsus AR Denarius
Obverse : Head of Juno Sospita right, wearing goat skin headdress.

Reverse : 
She-wolf standing right, placing stick on fire; to right, eagle standing left, fanning flames.

Date : 45 BC

Diameter : 19.05 mm

Weight : 4.07 g


References : Crawford 472/1 
NEXT:  What @ambr0ziesaid...Next - an owl - but not on a tetradrachm
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Nice pick-up, Gandalf ... you always did have sweet coin-taste, eh? (man, I love that great animal-coin)

 

Oh, and thanks for all of the "greetings", coin-gang ... I have lurked from afar during the past few years and I have missed all of your little faces!! (big smooch to all of my old and new coin-friends)

I have also really enjoyed your coin-enthusiasm, Ryro (keep that shit up!)

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1 hour ago, Steve said:

A wolf without twins, correct?

 

Ummm, here is a coin that I once owned (I sold all of my coins a few years ago) ... a wolf and an eagle fanning the fire (pretty cool, right?)

NEXT: how 'bout a bird other than an eagle

L Papius Celsus She Wolf & Eagle.jpg

I was so stoked to see the great x6 that I forgot there is a game going on. 🤓

GREAT to see you again Steve!

...ummm what is next? Non-silver Athens?... or a non-eagle bird? @ambr0zie?

 

 

 

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OWLS...

Hard to Get:


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Teate Apulia 225-220 BCE AE Quincunx 12.5g 26.5mm Athena R Corinthn helmet - TIATI owl K 5 pellets - BMC HN Italy 702a SNG Cop 689 var RARE


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Athens Attica 454-404 BCE ARr hemidrachm 16mm 2.08g Athena frontal eye - facing Owl wings closed olive branches COP 70 SG 2528

NEXT: NON-Tet Owls

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Bad@ss Helmet

 

Lucius Axius L.f. Naso AR Denarius

Rome mint

70 BC

Diameter: 18 mm

Weight: 4.04 grams

Obverse: Helmeted head of Mars right, wearing crested helmet with plumes; XV¯ to left

Reverse: Diana driving biga of stags right; behind, two dogs running right; below, dog running right

Reference: Crawford 400/1b; Sydenham 795; Axia 2

Other: 4h … toned, banker’s mark on cheek. Rare

 

Next => another horned-mammal example

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Here's my goat biga denarius.

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C. Renius, 138 BC.
Roman AR denarius, 3.84 g, 16.3 mm, 1 h.
Rome, 138 BC.
Obv: Helmeted head of Roma, right; X behind.
Rev: Juno in a biga of goats, right, wearing diadem and holding scepter and reins in left hand and whip in right hand; C·RENI below; ROMA in exergue.
Refs: Crawford (RRC) 231/1; RSC Renia 1; Sydenham (CRR) 432; Sear (RCV) 108.
And here's a not-entirely-gratuitous photo of Michelle Pfeiffer in the movie Stardust.
 
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Next: MORE goat.
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