-monolith- Posted November 26, 2024 · Member Posted November 26, 2024 Clashed dies on late Roman Imperial coinage isn't that unusual as the minting standards we're poor at best. However, a double clashed die is extremely rare. I recall seeing a Constantine I owned by Doug Smith but I haven't seen any others. I recently acquired this one of Gallienus. 12 1 1 Quote
CPK Posted November 26, 2024 · Supporter Posted November 26, 2024 Man, someone couldn't stop swinging that hammer! 😄 1 1 Quote
JAZ Numismatics Posted November 26, 2024 · Member Posted November 26, 2024 That is indeed way cool. Quote
Benefactor Ancient Coin Hunter Posted November 26, 2024 · Benefactor Benefactor Posted November 26, 2024 How many hammer blows were normal in striking a coin? Quote
-monolith- Posted November 26, 2024 · Member Author Posted November 26, 2024 55 minutes ago, Ancient Coin Hunter said: How many hammer blows were normal in striking a coin? Typical two to three strikes. Here is a triple struck-rotated Trajan Decius that's in my collection. 7 Quote
Benefactor Ancient Coin Hunter Posted November 26, 2024 · Benefactor Benefactor Posted November 26, 2024 The workers then needed steady hands to keep the die from moving. Quote
Edessa Posted November 26, 2024 · Supporter Posted November 26, 2024 I guess as with any job, you get that occasional overachiever! 7 Quote
Molag Bal Posted November 26, 2024 · Member Posted November 26, 2024 Very cool. I've got a strongly struck single die clash of ABVNDANTIA I like where you can see the little imprints from his beard. 6 Quote
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