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Carinus AE AntoninianuCarinus (Augustus)
AE Antoninianus 3.91g / 21mm / -
IMP M AVR CARINVS P F AVG - Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right
CLEMENTIA TEMP - Carinus standing right, holding sceptre and receiving Victory from Jupiter standing left, holding long sceptre, Gamma in center field
Exergue: XXI
Mint: Cyzicus (283-285 AD)
References: RIC 324; Cohen 20
3 commentsScotvs Capitis09/30/14 at 01:57ickster: Wonderful coin! My favourite patina. Let me know i...
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CaracallaColor impression based on marble bust8 commentsScotvs Capitis09/09/13 at 16:09Sam: Very good job , I have a Denarius for Caracalla ex...
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CaracallaColor impression based on marble bust8 commentsScotvs Capitis09/09/13 at 11:46Crowe: Hey, I am studying the portraits of Caracalla for ...
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Basic cleaning setup1 commentsScotvs Capitis05/08/12 at 14:55SkySoldier: Cool!
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Portrait of VespasianDigital paint of a sculpture, Capitoline Museum, Palazzo Nuovo, Rome. Photo from a series done in the early 1900s by the Alinari brothers.
ALINARI: Photographic documentation of art and architecture in Italy compiled by Alinari in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
4 commentsScotvs Capitis01/23/12 at 18:20FlaviusDomitianus: Amazing! Bravo!
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Aelius (Caesar)Aelius (Caesar)
AE As 12.20g / 24.5mm
Ob: L AELIVS CAESAR - Bare head right
Rv: T R POT COS II, S-C - Spes advancing left, holding flower in right hand, raising hem of skirt with left
Rome (136-138 AD)
Ref: RIC (Hadrian) 1067, Cohen 59, BMC 1931
2 commentsScotvs Capitis09/05/10 at 04:11Steve E: to me a great patina and a regal portrait make thi...
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Nero AE DupondiusNero AE Dupondius / Victory
RIC 450 Lugdunum
Date: 54-68 AD
Ob: NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER P M TR P IMP P P, laureate bust left
Rv: VICTORIA AVGVSTI S C, Victory advancing left
Size: 31.66 mm
Weight: 12.2 grams
2 commentsScotvs Capitis05/14/10 at 15:11Basemetalatwork: Love the coin Scott. Basemetal.
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Septimius Severus, Moesia, NikopolisSeptimius Severus (Augustus)
Moesia, Nikopolis
AE 3.03g / 17.5mm / -
AV KAI CEVHPOC - Laureate head right
ΝΙΚΟΠΟΛΙ ΠΡΟC ΙCΤΡΟ - Eight pointed star in crescent
Mint: 193-211
Ref: BMC 18 var; Moushmov 986 var
1 commentsScotvs Capitis03/21/10 at 19:10Jochen: H/J 8.14.48.10
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Julia Domna, Thrace, Nikopolis as IstrumJulia Domna (Augusta)
Thrace, Nikopolis as Istrum
AE 5.90g / 21mm / -
IOVΛIA ΔOMNA CE... - Draped bust right
ΝΙCΟΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ ΠΡΟCΙCΤ - Nemesis standing with scales and arshin or rod; next to her - wheel
References: Moushmov 1046, Plate IX 22
2 commentsScotvs Capitis03/20/10 at 11:15Jochen: H/J 8.17.35.2
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Diadumenian (Caesar), Thrace, Nikopolis ad IstrumDiadumenian (Caesar)
Thrace, Nikopolis ad Istrum
AE 11.60g / 26mm / -
Κ Μ ΟΠΕΑ ΔΙΑΔΥΜΕΝΙΑΝΟCΚ - Draped bare head right
CΤΡΟΝ - Artemis advancing right holding bow & drawing arrow from quiver on her back.
Exergue: CΤΡΟΝ
Ref: Moushmov 1303
1 commentsScotvs Capitis03/13/10 at 08:15Jochen: Statius Longinus. H/J 8.25.13.6
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Severus Alexander, Moesia Inferior, MarkianopolisSeverus Alexander (Augustus)
Moesia Inferior, Markianopolis
AE - / 25mm / -
Ob: AVT K M AVP CEV AΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟC - Laureate head right
Rv: ΗΓ VΜ ΤΕΡΕΒΕΝΤΙΝV ΜΑΡΚΙΑΝΟΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ - Eagle standing facing on branch, head left with wreath in its beak
Mint: 222-235 AD
Ref: Pick 994; Moushmov 714
1 commentsScotvs Capitis02/18/10 at 10:07Jochen: Not in Hristova/Jekov. For Tereventinus no eagle l...
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Severus Alexander and Julia Maesa, Moesia, MarkianopolisSeverus Alexander and Julia Maesa
Moesia, Markianopolis
AE 10.20g / 26mm / -
ΑVΤ Μ ΑVΡ CΕVΗ ΑΛΕΖΑΝΔΡΟC ΙΟVΛΙΑ ΜΑΙCΑ - Facing busts of Severus Alexander (facing right) and Julia Maesa (facing left)
ΙΟVΑ ΦΗCΤΟV ΜΑΡΚΙΑΝΟΠΟ - Serpent half erected right in four elaborate coils, E to left
Exergue: ΛIΤΩΝ
Mint: (221-235 AD)
Ref: Moushmov 729
Issued under legate Tiberius Iulius Festus
1 commentsScotvs Capitis02/18/10 at 09:33Jochen: Hristova/Jekov No.6.33.22.3 var. (WN not ligate)
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Septimius Severus / MarkianopolisSeptimius Severus
AE27 of Marcianopolis, Moesia Inferior
Magistrate Julius Faustinianus
Ob: AV K L CEPTI CEVHPOC, laureate & draped bust right
Rv: VI FAVCTINIANOV MARKIANOPOLITWN, Kybele seated left with patera, arm on drum, lion at side.
Ref: Moushmov 382
1 commentsScotvs Capitis02/17/10 at 11:47Jochen: Hristova/Jekov No.6.14.31.5-11
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Macrinus, Moesia Inferior, MarkianopolisMacrinus
Moesia Inferior, Markianopolis
AE 10.23g / 26mm / -
AVT K M OPEL MAKPEINOC - Laureate cuirassed bust right, seen from behind
VΠ ΠONTIANOV MAPKIANOΠOΛEITΩN - Tyche standing left with rudder and cornucopiae
Ref: Moushmov 527; SNGCop 221
Legate: Pontianus
1 commentsScotvs Capitis02/16/10 at 19:13Jochen: Hristova/Jekov No.6.23..38.3 var. (different rev. ...
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Elagabalus, Moesia Inferior, MarkianopolisElagabalus (Augustus)
Moesia Inferior, Markianopolis
Ob: ΑVΤ Κ Μ ΑVΡΗΛΙ ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟC - Laureate head right
Rv: VΠ ΙΟVΑ ΑΝΤ CΕΛΕVΚΟV ΜΑΡ[ΚΙΑΝΟΡΟΛΙΤΩΝ] - Tyche standing left with rudder and cornucopia
Mint: 218-222 AD
Ref: AMNG 865; Moushmov 654

Gov. Jul. Ant. Seleucus
1 commentsScotvs Capitis02/16/10 at 13:21Jochen: Hristova/Jekov No.6.26.38.2 var.
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Elagabalus & Julia Maesa, Moesia Inferior, MarkianopolisElagabalus & Julia Maesa
Moesia Inferior, Markianopolis
AE 9.52g / 28.5mm / -
ΑVΤ Κ Μ ΑVΡΗ ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟC ΙΟVΛΙΑ ΜΑΙCΑ ΑVΓΟVC - Laureate head of Elagabalus r., facing bust of Maesa l.
VΠ ΙΟVΔ ΑNΤ CΕΛΕΥΚΟV ΜΑΡΚΙΑΝΟ - Athena standing facing head left, holding owl in her extended right hand and spear in left; shield at her side, E in field to right
Exergue: ΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ
(218-222 AD)
Wt./Size/Axis:
References: ANS 1997.32.53; Moushmov 666 var. like Plate VI 33; AMNG I, 1, no. 946

Issued by Julius Antonius Seleucus
1 commentsScotvs Capitis02/16/10 at 11:44Jochen: Hristova/Jekov No.6.28.3.1 var.
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LEO VI AE FollisLEO VI
AE Follis 8.80g / 26mm / -
+LEOnbA S ILEVSROm' - Bust of Leo VI with short beard, facing, wearing chlamys and crown with cross; on r. shoulder, roundel with central pellet; in l. hand, akakia.
+LEOn EnOEObA ILEVSR OmEOn - Inscription on 4 lines
Mint:Constantinople (886-912)
References: Sear 1729
2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/15/10 at 20:38randy h2: nice
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Helena AE4Helena AE4
Ob: FL IVL HELENAE AVG, diademed and draped bust right
Rv: PAX PVBLICA (?), Pax standing left with branch & scepter
Ex: off flan, probably Trier mint
RIC VIII, 63
This type is described as a comemorative issue, possibly an unofficial issue.
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 01:03Noah: nice detail showcased by the outstanding patina
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Julia Domna AE As / CeresJulia Domna (Augusta)
AE As 14.43g / 26mm / -
Ob: IVLIA AVGVSTA - Draped bust of Julia Domna right, hair in braids brought back behind head
Rv: CERES - Ceres upright on the left, holding two ears of corn in right hand and torch in left; modius at feet, S - C
Rome (193-211 AD)
Ref: RIC 870; Cohen 19 (4f.); BMC 781; H.2/346; RC.1862
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 01:02Noah: An amazingly attractive coin...sensational...this ...
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LEO VI AE FollisLEO VI
AE Follis 8.80g / 26mm / -
+LEOnbA S ILEVSROm' - Bust of Leo VI with short beard, facing, wearing chlamys and crown with cross; on r. shoulder, roundel with central pellet; in l. hand, akakia.
+LEOn EnOEObA ILEVSR OmEOn - Inscription on 4 lines
Mint:Constantinople (886-912)
References: Sear 1729
2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 01:01Noah: spectacular patina
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Constantine X and EudociaConstantine X and Eudocia
AE Follis 6.98g / 27.5mm
Rv: +EMMA NOVHA - Christ standing facing
Ob: +KWNTAK (on r.) EVAKArO (on l.) - To l., Eudocia standing facing, wearing modified loros w/kite-shaped lower panel and crown w/ cross and pendilia; to r., Constantine standing facing, wearing modified loros and crown w/ cross and pendilia; labarum between, w/ cross on base base of three steps, each places one hand on heart.
Mint: Constantinople (1059-1067)
Ref: Sear 1853
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 01:00Noah: I love how the patina creates illumination behind ...
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Anonymous Class I, time of Nicephorus IIIAnonymous Class I, time of Nicephorus III
AE Follis
Ob: Christ bust facing, wearing nimbus cruciger, pallium and colobium, raising right hand in benediction, gospels in left
Rv: Latin cross with X at center, globule and two pellets at each extremity, floral ornaments in lower fields, crescents in upper fields
Minted 1078-1081 AD
4.17g
Ref: Sear 1889
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 01:00Noah: fantastic patina
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Septimius Severus AR DenariusSeptimius Severus
193-211 AD.
AR Denarius 17mm (3.48 g) Struck 197 AD.
Ob: L SEPT SEV PERT AVG VIIII, Laureate head right
Rv: HECVLI DEFENS, Hercules standing right, holding club on ground in right hand, bow in left.
RIC IV 97; BMCRE 218; RSC 212
VF, toned, small flan
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:59Noah: beautiful style
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Photo 2 of Nerva Nerva 96-98 A.D. As
Æ As 11.26g. 27mm. 97 A.D. Rome Mint RIC II 98
Ob: IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P II COS III P P, Laureate head, r.
Rv: FORTVNA AVGVST, Fortuna standing facing, head l., holding rudder and cornucopiae; S C to either side.

Ex Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Ex John H. Storer Collection
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:58Noah: Ahh, there it is...the true character of this nice...
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NervaNerva 96-98 A.D. As
Æ As 11.26g. 27mm. 97 A.D. Rome Mint RIC II 98
Ob: IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P II COS III P P, Laureate head, r.
Rv: FORTVNA AVGVST, Fortuna standing facing, head l., holding rudder and cornucopiae; S C to either side.

Ex Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Ex John H. Storer Collection
2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:57Noah: It does have a nice emerald patina, and yes, often...
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faustaFausta, AE3, 326 A.D.
19mm x 20mm, 3.29g
Ob: FLAV MAX-FAVSTA AVG, Mantled bust right, wearing necklace, hair waved and tucked in small bun at base of head
Rv: SPES REIP_VBLICAE, Fausta standing facing, head left, holding Constantine II and Constantius II as children
Ex: SMHA pellet (Heraclea, Officina 1)
RIC VII, 86
Partially silvered surfaces. Some light cleaning marks visible in fields
2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:55Noah: wow, it looks rough, but that is part of what attr...
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Constantius ChlorusI think it is:
Constantius Chlorus
305-306 AD
Siscia RIC 167
Constantius I AE Denarius or quarter follis.
Ob: IMP C CONSTANTIVS P F AVG
Rv: GENIO POPVLI ROMANI SIS, Genius standing left with modius on head with clamys over shoulder, holds patera and cornucopuia
Ex: SIS
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:53Noah: great Genius!!
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Constantine II (Caesar) AE FollisConstantine II (Caesar)
AE Follis 3.32g / 20.75mm / -
CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C - Laureate draped and curiassed bust right
PROVIDEN-TIAE CAESS - Seven layer, two turret camp gate, star above, no doors
Exergue: SMH gamma dot
Mint: Heraclea (326 AD)
References: RIC VII Heraclea 83, R2
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:53Noah: beautiful campgate
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Carinus AE AntoninianuCarinus (Augustus)
AE Antoninianus 3.91g / 21mm / -
IMP M AVR CARINVS P F AVG - Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right
CLEMENTIA TEMP - Carinus standing right, holding sceptre and receiving Victory from Jupiter standing left, holding long sceptre, Gamma in center field
Exergue: XXI
Mint: Cyzicus (283-285 AD)
References: RIC 324; Cohen 20
3 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:52Noah: fabulous patina
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Caracalla DenariusCaracalla Denarius
215 AD
Ob: ANTONINVS PIVS AVG GERM, laureate head right
Rv: PM TRP XVIII COS IIII, Fides standing left holding two standards
RIC 266, RSC 315, BMC 143
1 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:52Noah: terrific
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Aelius (Caesar)Aelius (Caesar)
AE As 12.20g / 24.5mm
Ob: L AELIVS CAESAR - Bare head right
Rv: T R POT COS II, S-C - Spes advancing left, holding flower in right hand, raising hem of skirt with left
Rome (136-138 AD)
Ref: RIC (Hadrian) 1067, Cohen 59, BMC 1931
2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/05/10 at 00:51Noah: attractive style coin and wonderful emerald patina
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Tetricus II AE AntoninianusTetricus II (Caesar)
AE Antoninianus, 270-273 AD
Ob: C PIV ESV TETRICVS CAES - Draped radiate bust right
Rv: SPES AVGG - Spes walking left, holding flower and raising robe
Ref: RIC 270, Sear 3190
2 commentsScotvs Capitis12/25/09 at 00:08dupondius: I agree! Razz
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Anonymous Class A2, time of Basil IIAnonymous Class A2, time of Basil II and Constanti
AE Follis
+ EMMANOVHL, facing bust of Christ, wears nimbus cruciger ornamented in each limb of cross with squares, pallium and colobium, Gospels in both hands with five pellets in center, to left IC, to right XC
+ IhSuS / XRISTuS / bASILEu / bASILE (Jesus Christ King of Kings), ornamentation (square) above legend (Type 47)
Mint: (976 - 1025 AD)
References: Sear 1813
Class A2 Ornament type 47
1 commentsScotvs Capitis11/01/09 at 03:21wileyc: interesting ornamentation
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Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis04/15/09 at 10:29GordianusIII: absolutely great!
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CaracallaColor impression based on marble bust8 commentsScotvs Capitis03/15/09 at 14:48Joe Sermarini: Fantastic!
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CaracallaColor impression based on marble bust8 commentsScotvs Capitis12/28/08 at 00:28Scotvs Capitis: Cerge, I used Photoshop to colorize a marble bust.
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Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis12/03/08 at 10:42neander: Yes, interesting transformation, but incredible - ...
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CaracallaColor impression based on marble bust8 commentsScotvs Capitis11/26/08 at 18:09cerge: did you created the porttrait? look great! did you...
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Julia Domna; Macedonia, StobiJulia Domna (Augusta)
Macedonia, Stobi
AE 5.80g / 23mm / -
Ob: IVLIA AVGVSTA - Draped bust right
Rv: MVNIC STOBENS - Nike adancing left with wreath & palm
2 commentsScotvs Capitis07/26/08 at 00:23Scotvs Capitis: Thanks for that info whited49 Smile
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Julia Domna; Macedonia, StobiJulia Domna (Augusta)
Macedonia, Stobi
AE 5.80g / 23mm / -
Ob: IVLIA AVGVSTA - Draped bust right
Rv: MVNIC STOBENS - Nike adancing left with wreath & palm
2 commentsScotvs Capitis07/24/08 at 15:10whitetd49: This is Josif 230 (V80, R81) and a much better spe...
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Maroneia, Thrace; Horse/vinesMaroneia (of Thrace)
400-350 B.C.;
Bronze AE 12,
Ob: horse prancing right, NK monogram below;
Rv: MAP ΩΝΙ ΤΩΝ, around three sides of a square containing a grape vine, YE monogram below
1 commentsScotvs Capitis07/23/08 at 22:05Ardatirion: Incredible patina.
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Julia DomnaImpression digitally laid over sculpted bust2 commentsScotvs Capitis07/23/08 at 02:26Scotvs Capitis: Iris and pupils are too dark and contrasty but oth...
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Julia DomnaImpression digitally laid over sculpted bust2 commentsScotvs Capitis07/23/08 at 02:11b70: Another excellent job!
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Horrible Fausta Campgate MuleFausta (Augusta)
AE (Found harshly over cleaned in coin shop junk box)
Ob: FLAV MAX - FAVSTA AVG - Draped bust right, hair tied in bun on back of head
Rv: PROIDEN-TIAE AVGG - 6 Layer, two turrent camp gate (!) with star above, no doors
Exergue: PTR? (epsilon or dot in crescent, can't tell)
Mint: Trier (ca. 326 AD)
References: * Unique Mule w/ Obv. of Fausta RIC VII Trier 466 and rev. of Constantine I RIC VII Trier 461

Though in exceedingly poor shape, this coin was purchased from a junk bin because it didn't look plausible. It had been overcleaned and was aparently discarded by its previous owner as a badly cleaned coin. At first I thought someone had attempted to "convert" by crude tooling a standard campgate into a Fausta obverse, but the obverse legend (FLAV MAX - FAVSTA AVG) is clearly not tooled and the portrait style with the small bun at the back of the neck is a valid style of portraiture for Fausta.

Ugly as it is, it is a unique mint error. Coins of Fausta were indeed being struck alongside coins of the emperors and Caesars in this Campgate issue.

Issues with this PTR crescent reverse include:

Constantine I RIC VII Trier 461 (PROIDEN-TIAE AVGG)
Crispus RIC VII Trier 462 (PROIDEN-TIAE CAESS)
Constantine II RIC VII Trier 463 (PROIDEN-TIAE CAESS)

With a reverse legend of PROIDEN-TIAE AVGG, this coin is a combination of an R4 reverse (RIC 461) and an obverse intended for an R5 reverse - Fausta SPES REIPVBLICAE RIC 466 R5
2 commentsScotvs Capitis06/19/08 at 12:16Dominicus: nice find
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Horrible Fausta Campgate MuleFausta (Augusta)
AE (Found harshly over cleaned in coin shop junk box)
Ob: FLAV MAX - FAVSTA AVG - Draped bust right, hair tied in bun on back of head
Rv: PROIDEN-TIAE AVGG - 6 Layer, two turrent camp gate (!) with star above, no doors
Exergue: PTR? (epsilon or dot in crescent, can't tell)
Mint: Trier (ca. 326 AD)
References: * Unique Mule w/ Obv. of Fausta RIC VII Trier 466 and rev. of Constantine I RIC VII Trier 461

Though in exceedingly poor shape, this coin was purchased from a junk bin because it didn't look plausible. It had been overcleaned and was aparently discarded by its previous owner as a badly cleaned coin. At first I thought someone had attempted to "convert" by crude tooling a standard campgate into a Fausta obverse, but the obverse legend (FLAV MAX - FAVSTA AVG) is clearly not tooled and the portrait style with the small bun at the back of the neck is a valid style of portraiture for Fausta.

Ugly as it is, it is a unique mint error. Coins of Fausta were indeed being struck alongside coins of the emperors and Caesars in this Campgate issue.

Issues with this PTR crescent reverse include:

Constantine I RIC VII Trier 461 (PROIDEN-TIAE AVGG)
Crispus RIC VII Trier 462 (PROIDEN-TIAE CAESS)
Constantine II RIC VII Trier 463 (PROIDEN-TIAE CAESS)

With a reverse legend of PROIDEN-TIAE AVGG, this coin is a combination of an R4 reverse (RIC 461) and an obverse intended for an R5 reverse - Fausta SPES REIPVBLICAE RIC 466 R5
2 commentsScotvs Capitis06/13/08 at 23:52Laetvs: Amazing! I've never seen anything like it!
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2 commentsScotvs Capitis06/10/08 at 19:36Scotvs Capitis: I think it is, I need to look at that left field i...
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2 commentsScotvs Capitis06/10/08 at 15:00snorkelpaleis: I think this coin is RIC VII Constantinople 32, z ...
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Julia Domna AR DenariusJulia Domna (Augusta)
VF AR Denarius 3.40g / 17mm / -
IVLIA AVGVSTA - Draped bust right
IVNO REGINA - Juno standing left, holding patera and sceptre; peacock at feet
Mint: Rome (196-211 AD)
References: RIC 560; RSC 97
2 commentsScotvs Capitis02/06/08 at 03:28Scotvs Capitis: Yes, she's a bit different in that way on this one...
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Julia Domna AR DenariusJulia Domna (Augusta)
VF AR Denarius 3.40g / 17mm / -
IVLIA AVGVSTA - Draped bust right
IVNO REGINA - Juno standing left, holding patera and sceptre; peacock at feet
Mint: Rome (196-211 AD)
References: RIC 560; RSC 97
2 commentsScotvs Capitis02/03/08 at 19:15arizonarobin: She looks almost soft and dreamy in this portrait
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Gloria Exercitvs2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/30/08 at 00:27Scotvs Capitis: Thanks again, Fordicus. Haven't gotten around to s...
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Crispus VOT XCrispus VOT X2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/30/08 at 00:27Scotvs Capitis: Thanks Fordicus
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Carinus AE AntoninianuCarinus (Augustus)
AE Antoninianus 3.91g / 21mm / -
IMP M AVR CARINVS P F AVG - Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right
CLEMENTIA TEMP - Carinus standing right, holding sceptre and receiving Victory from Jupiter standing left, holding long sceptre, Gamma in center field
Exergue: XXI
Mint: Cyzicus (283-285 AD)
References: RIC 324; Cohen 20
3 commentsScotvs Capitis01/29/08 at 20:17Jochen: Nice sand patina!
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Crispus VOT XCrispus VOT X2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/29/08 at 19:37fordicus: Appears to be RIC VII Siscia 181-B, IVL CRIS-PVS N...
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Gloria Exercitvs2 commentsScotvs Capitis01/29/08 at 19:33fordicus: possibly Constantius II, FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C ...
caracalla_medres.jpg
CaracallaColor impression based on marble bust8 commentsScotvs Capitis01/04/08 at 20:48*Alex: Superb. A small insight into the actual appearance...
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Julia Domna, Thrace, Nikopolis as IstrumJulia Domna (Augusta)
Thrace, Nikopolis as Istrum
AE 5.90g / 21mm / -
IOVΛIA ΔOMNA CE... - Draped bust right
ΝΙCΟΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ ΠΡΟCΙCΤ - Nemesis standing with scales and arshin or rod; next to her - wheel
References: Moushmov 1046, Plate IX 22
2 commentsScotvs Capitis12/29/07 at 17:30slokind: I think that these medium size coins are among the...
caracalla_medres.jpg
CaracallaColor impression based on marble bust8 commentsScotvs Capitis12/29/07 at 12:32Noah: very interesting since this is the closest we will...
neroRIC450lugd.jpg
Nero AE DupondiusNero AE Dupondius / Victory
RIC 450 Lugdunum
Date: 54-68 AD
Ob: NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER P M TR P IMP P P, laureate bust left
Rv: VICTORIA AVGVSTI S C, Victory advancing left
Size: 31.66 mm
Weight: 12.2 grams
2 commentsScotvs Capitis11/01/07 at 20:33Scotvs Capitis: Thanks, Arminius Embarrassed
soaemias.jpg
Julia SoaDenariusJulia Soaemias (Augusta)
AR Denarius 2.57g / 19mm
Ob: IVLIA SOAEMIAS AVG - Draped bust right
Rv: VENVS CAELESTIS - Venus seated left holding apple and scepter, child at feet
Mint: Rome 222 AD
Ref: RIC IV 243, BMCRE 55, RSC 14
1 commentsScotvs Capitis06/24/07 at 18:45Jericho: Lovely portrait. Very Happy
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis05/09/07 at 22:59awl: lol Smile
fausta.jpg
faustaFausta, AE3, 326 A.D.
19mm x 20mm, 3.29g
Ob: FLAV MAX-FAVSTA AVG, Mantled bust right, wearing necklace, hair waved and tucked in small bun at base of head
Rv: SPES REIP_VBLICAE, Fausta standing facing, head left, holding Constantine II and Constantius II as children
Ex: SMHA pellet (Heraclea, Officina 1)
RIC VII, 86
Partially silvered surfaces. Some light cleaning marks visible in fields
2 commentsScotvs Capitis04/27/07 at 00:37arizonarobin: Nice example! great that so much of the silvering ...
caracalla_medres.jpg
CaracallaColor impression based on marble bust8 commentsScotvs Capitis03/26/07 at 14:49Bamba123: Where is his Harley? Excellent work, you should b...
vespasian.jpg
Portrait of VespasianDigital paint of a sculpture, Capitoline Museum, Palazzo Nuovo, Rome. Photo from a series done in the early 1900s by the Alinari brothers.
ALINARI: Photographic documentation of art and architecture in Italy compiled by Alinari in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
4 commentsScotvs Capitis03/26/07 at 14:47Bamba123: What a novel concept, these are great. Looking fo...
whatsit_03.jpg
What's it?1 commentsScotvs Capitis03/17/07 at 10:40Jay G: This is Hungarian I think they call it a Moor's He...
vespasian.jpg
Portrait of VespasianDigital paint of a sculpture, Capitoline Museum, Palazzo Nuovo, Rome. Photo from a series done in the early 1900s by the Alinari brothers.
ALINARI: Photographic documentation of art and architecture in Italy compiled by Alinari in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
4 commentsScotvs Capitis03/14/07 at 15:37Scotvs Capitis: He looks like a pleasant old fellow, grandfatherly...
vespasian.jpg
Portrait of VespasianDigital paint of a sculpture, Capitoline Museum, Palazzo Nuovo, Rome. Photo from a series done in the early 1900s by the Alinari brothers.
ALINARI: Photographic documentation of art and architecture in Italy compiled by Alinari in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
4 commentsScotvs Capitis03/14/07 at 09:53Dave A: Wow, finally a Vespasian. It looks great! Now I...
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis03/12/07 at 02:40Tiathena: That just Is very-cool! Wonderful piece of work i...
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis03/10/07 at 21:50dpaul7: WOW! Shocked That is truly awesome work!
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IMP C VAL LICIN LICINIVS P F AVG1 commentsScotvs Capitis12/03/06 at 10:36Congius: Very attractive patina!
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Tetricus II AE AntoninianusTetricus II (Caesar)
AE Antoninianus, 270-273 AD
Ob: C PIV ESV TETRICVS CAES - Draped radiate bust right
Rv: SPES AVGG - Spes walking left, holding flower and raising robe
Ref: RIC 270, Sear 3190
2 commentsScotvs Capitis11/28/06 at 00:21Noah: great Tetricus II portrait!
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Geta AE19 of Pautalia, ThraceGeta
AE19 of Pautalia, Thrace
Ob: ΑCΕΠΓΕΤΑCΚ - Young Geta, Laureate draped bust right
Rv: ΠΑΥΤΑΛΕΩΝ - Cluster of grapes
Ref: SNGCop 720v
2 commentsScotvs Capitis11/08/06 at 13:09Scotvs Capitis: Thanks Rubadab
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Geta AE19 of Pautalia, ThraceGeta
AE19 of Pautalia, Thrace
Ob: ΑCΕΠΓΕΤΑCΚ - Young Geta, Laureate draped bust right
Rv: ΠΑΥΤΑΛΕΩΝ - Cluster of grapes
Ref: SNGCop 720v
2 commentsScotvs Capitis11/07/06 at 16:56rubadub: It's got to be Geta. I can see EΠT-Γ
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis11/02/06 at 20:47Noah: interesting to make them more human...
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis11/02/06 at 14:13daverino: Great work!
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis11/02/06 at 14:12Scotvs Capitis: Pscipio, typo duly noted, i tend to type "Serv..."...
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis11/02/06 at 12:09Dave A: Fantastic! You have lots of Talent Scott. Any ch...
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis11/02/06 at 10:50b70: Your artwork really bring some of these images to ...
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis11/02/06 at 10:16Congius: Fantastic!
septimus_severus.jpg
Septimius Severus Color ImpressionA quick colorized marble statue. Hair might be too brown for reality, I believe in older age it was peppered with grey like the famous family painting (the one with Geta scrubbed out), but he looked younger here so artistic license was used. Also, he should really be darker skinned but working on the white surface of the original pic made what I was doing seem dark ennough, in retrospect he should probably be a little more dark toned.12 commentsScotvs Capitis11/02/06 at 07:08Pscipio: Wonderful work, Scott! (small typo: it's Severus, ...
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Miscellaneous junk from uncleaned lotsBits, fittings and fragmented coins4 commentsScotvs Capitis10/11/06 at 19:34Aamil Qureshi: I see a Byzantine coin and a possible Roman Provin...
Her_Etrus.jpg
Herennia Etruscilla AntoninianusHerennia Etruscilla (Augusta)
AR Antoninianus, Rome mint
Ob: HERETRUSCILLAAVG, diademed & draped bust right set on crescent
Rv: PVDICITIA AVG, Pudicitia seated left, drawing veil from face & holding scepter
Ref: RIC IV 59b, RSC 19
1 commentsScotvs Capitis10/10/06 at 16:21arizonarobin: Nice example!
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Constantine IConstantine I
Struck ca. A.D. 321
RIC VII: Trier 303
Ob: CONSTAN-TINVS AVG, helmeted, cuirassed bust right
Rv: BEATA TRANQVILLITAS, globe on altar, three stars above, VOT IS XX in device,
PTR in exergue
4 commentsScotvs Capitis10/10/06 at 16:20arizonarobin: Nice Obverse Portrait!
gloriaexer.jpg
Gloria Exercitvs1 commentsScotvs Capitis09/04/06 at 14:40ecoli: RIC VII Thessalonica 185 C3
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Domitian AR DenariusDomitian AR Denarius
Mint of Rome, 92-93 A.D.
RIC 173, BMC 192, RSC 279, Cohen 279
Ob: IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM PM TR P XII, head laureate right
Rv: IMP XXII COS XVI CENS P P P Minerva standing left holding thunderbolt and spear with shield at feet
1 commentsScotvs Capitis08/31/06 at 12:36C. Caesar Germ.: That would be Domitian denarius, RIC 173, BMC 192,...
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ClaudiusColor Impression4 commentsScotvs Capitis08/26/06 at 21:55arizonarobin: very interesting!
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ClaudiusColor Impression4 commentsScotvs Capitis08/26/06 at 11:04Congius: Very nicely done!
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ClaudiusColor Impression4 commentsScotvs Capitis08/26/06 at 06:05mauseus: I like it; I've often taken out the background to ...
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ClaudiusColor Impression4 commentsScotvs Capitis08/26/06 at 03:21Scotvs Capitis: I hope tunaonrye0 doesn't mind me using the magnif...
brasstool.jpg
My Brass Tool1/8" rod, chisel end and conical end.1 commentsScotvs Capitis08/25/06 at 00:57Scotvs Capitis: Use a Dremel cutting wheel as a grindstone to keep...
slugs.jpg
Very nearly slugs2 commentsScotvs Capitis08/25/06 at 00:55Scotvs Capitis: Pretty close to slugs. I could finally attribute t...
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