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TRAJAN COLUMN AND DIVUS ANTONIUS PIUS DENARII...BOUGHT FROM OUR FRIENDS IN UKRAINE


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...Seems i ain't bought a coin in forever...been wanting one of these column coins for years, but they were in short supply and the few that i saw not much better quality than this one were a $100 higher at least...and i'm gonna plug the seller, sava17_ua whose one of our democracy loving Peeps, who has a lot of coins at bargain prices and i recommend giving him a  lQQk.....get a good deal and do a good turn!   he sent me 2 free coins too with a thank you note to us here in America...Trajans column coin is about 3g, 19mm, and the Divus Pius is 2.65g, 17mm

  Post away Peeps 🙂

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I was actually watching that column denarius, but didn't buy cuz I already have one. But I did buy these couple of coins from the same seller on Christmas eve last year before all went downhill, only drawback was the 3 month shipping (which I definitely shouldn't be complaining about given the state of affairs).

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Obv: IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG

Rev: P M TR P COS DES III (AET AVG) Aeternitas standing, holding heads of Sol and Luna, 118 AD.

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Obv: L AELIVS CAESAR

Rev: TR POT COS II, Felicitas standing, holding caduceus in left, and cornucopia in right, 137 AD.

And the Column denarius I got from a local coin show,

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1 hour ago, JayAg47 said:

I was actually watching that column denarius, but didn't buy cuz I already have one. But I did buy these couple of coins from the same seller on Christmas eve last year before all went downhill, only drawback was the 3 month shipping (which I definitely shouldn't be complaining about given the state of affairs).

Hadrian.png.901dba6de93812729bf24b1f92a4c7ae.png

Obv: IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG

Rev: P M TR P COS DES III (AET AVG) Aeternitas standing, holding heads of Sol and Luna, 118 AD.

Aelius.jpg.3172967a330418bf8cd74337e80b7025.jpg

Obv: L AELIVS CAESAR

Rev: TR POT COS II, Felicitas standing, holding caduceus in left, and cornucopia in right, 137 AD.

And the Column denarius I got from a local coin show,

normal_Column.jpg.fe2611294a85bfaba4ced21ef5a7ffc1.jpg

 

those are nice coins..they'd fit right in my collection 🙂

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Trajan's monumental and architectural coins are some of my favorites among Roman Imperials. The "Columna Traiani" also fits into my "Barbarians, Captives, and Enemies" Collection because the sculptural frieze scrolling all the way up details the Dacian conquest.

The amazing thing is that you can still see the column standing in Trajan's Forum in Rome today. Another monument depicted on coins once also stood in the Forum (now lost): The "Equus Traiani," or Equestrian Statue of Trajan.

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And one of the Dacian captives depicted on the column itself:

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