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Ron C2:
Good day everyone.  I'd like to introduce my modest Severan-era denarii gallery, which is actually pretty heavy on Septimius Severus coins, but has at least one example of almost all of the Severan era emperors and their wives (or will once I finish photographing the few I haven't gotten to yet). I don't have an Annia Faustina denarius example though (of which only 6 are known).  I own a few coins acquired here in the forum shop as well, some dating as far back as around 2005.

Here is the gallery link:
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/index.php?cat=51928

I've been collecting Severan era denarii on and off for about 20 years as of this gallery launch in February 2021 and hope to add more coins as time to photograph and post my coins permits.  I'm also still actively adding to my collection, so hopefully I can provide updates on a fairly regular basis.

Some of you may already have found the gallery over the last few weeks via my signature block, so I'll only mention my four latest additions to the gallery today as follows:

RIC IVa 60:
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=168354

RIC IVa 107:
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=168353

RIC IVa 142a:
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=168352

RIC IVa 299:
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=168351

As members find my humble gallery, I'd be more than appreciative for feedback and suggestions on improving the gallery, its presentation, or just comments on the coins themselves.

EDIT DEC 2021:

I've now expanded my gallery to include some new categories that I've collected, though with less focus than my primary collection of denarii of Septimius Severus.  New categories currently include:
-Third Century Crisis silver & billon coins
-Gallic Empire coinage
-Antoninianii of the Imperium Britanniarum
-Hellenistic period silver coinage of the Kings of Cappadocia
-Byzantine gold coinage

EDIT Feb 2024:

I've since added a couple new galleries I hope people enjoy:
-The Kings of Cappadocia
-Dirhams of the Caliphate of Cordoba

Enodia:
A nice gallery Ron and very nicely presented. You have some fine examples in there, but I particulaarly like the Severus Alexander.
I always love the dedication that goes into specialty collections, and I look forward to watching yours grow.
Congratulations!

~ Peter

Ron C2:

--- Quote from: Enodia on February 20, 2021, 03:44:33 am ---A nice gallery Ron and very nicely presented. You have some fine examples in there, but I particulaarly like the Severus Alexander.
I always love the dedication that goes into specialty collections, and I look forward to watching yours grow.
Congratulations!

~ Peter


--- End quote ---

Thanks Peter! My modest collection is nowhere near as complete and impressive as many of the "household fixture" members here, but I'm proud of it nevertheless and put lots of effort into choosing and procuring my coins.  Some are in amazing condition, while others are compromises based on what I could locate owing to rarity or cost.  

One thing I will say, the cost of the coins I like has more than doubled since I began collecting, which does affect my rate of acquisition :)  And not for the better.  

Tough to say if that is appreciated value or depreciated fiat currency at play (!)

The Severus Alexander coin you mentioned was my first Forum purchase many years ago, if I recall.  I stretched to afford it at the time, but looking back, I stole it - lol.  I think Joe had graded it choice EF, but would have to go dig up the original slip to be certain.

quadrans:
Some nice addition, Ron,  +++

 Congratulation...


Joe/Q.

Tracy Aiello:
Ron,

Nice gallery indeed. I look forward to its expansion. Please keep posting.

Tracy

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