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The Members' Gallery / Re: Bruno V. gallery
« Last post by T.MooT on Today at 06:39:33 pm »
Hello everyone,
i am very happy to be able to share again after a  eight months hiatus (hard work!).
I made new photographic captures of the collection i started in 2004.
Some info are in french, i am sorry but i am too busy (and lazy, maybe) to redo it.
Pseudo is now T.Moot.
Thank you for watching!
Bruno V.

https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/index.php?cat=55251
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Beautiful coin. Love the radiating flow lines and toning.
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Magnificent denarius, congratulations.
In my album there are several rare variants of Marcus Aurelius' denarii, although not as beautiful as your coin
https://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=7999
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Dear Larry!

Thank you very much for your contribution. But this thread is intended for new types from Nicopolis ad Istrum. Because your coin comes from Prusia in Bithynia it is not the right place for this coin.

Kind regards
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On the Septimius Severus you show with the reverse of the eagle, two standards, and altar, there is a similar one for Caracalla. Thanks to some detective work from Mark Fox, the description:

AE of Prusias. 27mm, 9.67 g. Obv: Bust right. Rev: Eagle standing head left, wreath in beak, on garlanded cippus flanked by two standards.
RPC temporary 6812 [Attribution based on email received from Mr. Heuchert of RPC].

I'm guessing that eventually we might see a similar one for Geta.

Best,
Larry
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Sorry! Will post the diameter/weight shortly. I think the top photos are supposed to be a medallion of Caracalla from Pergamon but it looks off. Still need help with bottom two photos though  :)
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One coin per post please, otherwise it gets confusing.
And a diameter and weight are particularly helpful.

~ Peter
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Hello- I would like identification for these two coins that look like they are Roman. Any assistance is appreciated!  :)
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Other Metal Antiquities / Re: ID for Enameled Artifact, Please!
« Last post by SC on Today at 12:41:02 pm »
Could be a fibula.  But I think that with the brackets on the back it was a strap decoration - Roman 2nd-mid-3rd century AD.

SC
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Other Metal Antiquities / ID for Enameled Artifact, Please!
« Last post by Mayadigger on Today at 12:17:22 pm »
Ave!

Copper alloy; 38mm/4.0gm

At first glance, this appears to be an equal-ended plate brooch, but it is not.
From the two square-ended attachment pins seen on the reverse, it must be a Roman strap or belt mount of some sort or is it?
But the small size makes me wonder...

HELP!

Best to all, Kevin
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