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Just arrived, an Emperor new to my collection. 

Gaius Vibius Trebonianus Gallus. Sestertius, Rome, AD 251-252

IMP CAES C VIBIVS TREBONIANVS GALLVS AVG, laureate, draped bust right / PIETAS AVGG, S-C, Pietas standing facing before lit altar, raising both hands.
RIC 117a; Cohen 86; Sear 9676.
23.15g. 28x31mm

Dealers photo has washed the colours out, so I tried, pretty poorly to video it.

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Please attach your T-Bones or anything else.

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My Egyptian T-Bone.

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Trebonianus Gallus Billon Tetradrachm of Alexandria, Egypt. Dated Year 3 = 252-253 AD. AK ΓO VIB TPЄB ΓAΛΛO CЄV CЄB, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right / L-Γ, Serapis standing left, pollos on head, holding left hand out and sceptre. Vagi 2240, Dattari 5118, Geissen 2839.

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Never too hot to barbeque.  🙂 Yesterday was 90* yesterday with a heat index of 97. I made some delicious garlic black pepper chicken breasts and some roasted brussels sprouts. 

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Today I am smoking some bacon cheddar burgers, beer brats, and cheddar brats for the tadpoles. Outside temp is 88*, feels like 90* They probably won't be ready for an hour or so but They are going to be *chef's kiss*

As for T-bones....

I will share my chunky tet:
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Trebonianus Gallus
251-253 AD
Tetradrachm
Antioch Syria
Obverse:  AVTOK K Γ OYIB TΡEB ΓAΛΛOC CEB, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right
Reverse: ΔHMAΡX EΞOYCIAC YΠATO B, eagle standing right, head and tail left, wings spread, wreath in its beak; A between legs, SC in ex           
26mm/12.03g                             

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19 minutes ago, Furryfrog02 said:

Never too hot to barbeque.  🙂 Yesterday was 90* yesterday with a heat index of 97. I made some delicious garlic black pepper chicken breasts and some roasted brussels sprouts. 

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Today I am smoking some bacon cheddar burgers, beer brats, and cheddar brats for the tadpoles. Outside temp is 88*, feels like 90* They probably won't be ready for an hour or so but They are going to be *chef's kiss*

As for T-bones....

I will share my chunky tet:
TrebonianusGallusTetradrachmAntiochSyriaEagleA.png.f62f9898bce6077ad31b86b28b1d0f10.png
Trebonianus Gallus
251-253 AD
Tetradrachm
Antioch Syria
Obverse:  AVTOK K Γ OYIB TΡEB ΓAΛΛOC CEB, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right
Reverse: ΔHMAΡX EΞOYCIAC YΠATO B, eagle standing right, head and tail left, wings spread, wreath in its beak; A between legs, SC in ex           
26mm/12.03g                             

Lovely eagle reverse, nice coin. Your food looks good. It was 106F here today, we are not used to that heat on the coast.  There is normally a sea breeze but not today.

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10 minutes ago, expat said:

Lovely eagle reverse, nice coin. Your food looks good. It was 106F here today, we are not used to that heat on the coast.  There is normally a sea breeze but not today.

Yeah I love the eagle.  The obverse leaves a bit much to be desired.
106? I heard it was hot over in Europe but I didn't realize it was THAT hot. 
Yuck.

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18 minutes ago, Furryfrog02 said:

106? I heard it was hot over in Europe but I didn't realize it was THAT hot. 

I live in NE Oregon at 3000 feet in the foothills of mountains. Here is a photo of my thermometer yesterday:

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Oregon!  It is not supposed to be like this. 

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More BBQ pics....sorry....I wanted a grill for 11 years and wasn't able to have one until we moved into our new house last summer. I have been taking full advantage of the grill since buying it about a month ago.

Here is tonight's dinner:

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And the only other T-bone in the collection:
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Trebonianus Gallus
AR Antoninianus
Obverse: IMP CC VIB TREB GALLVS PF AVG, radiate, cuirassed bust right
Reverse: ROMAE AETERNAE AVG, Roma seated left, holding Victory and spear, shield at her sid

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Lovely sestertius, @expat!! I do love me some T-Bone!! As you well know, the antoniniani of Trebonianus Gallus are plentiful but nice bronzes are not so easy to acquire. I wrote an installment of "T-Bone Tuesday" elsewhere about the PIETAS AVGG reverse types.

I don't have the sestertius of the PIETAS AVGG type, but there were three different Antoniniani:

Rome mint with star (no altar at Pietas's feet), mid-August to mid-November, 251 CE:

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Rome mint without star (no altar at Pietas's feet) mid-November, 251 to mid-July, 252 CE:

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Branch mint (Mediolanum??), altar at Pietas's feet, 252-253 CE:

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During the time of Trebonianus Gallus (251-253) the plague raged, claiming the life of co-emperor Hostilian in late 251. Apollo was a god of health and this type APOLL SALUTARI, according to Carson "seem to refer to the menace of the great plague which was sweeping Italy at the time." 

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21 mm. 3.62 grams.
Rome mint. RIC 32. "... must refer directly to the plague." Sear III 9627.  Foss 7. 

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