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Domitian: 81 – 96 ADAE dupondius; Rome mint
Struck 85 AD
Obv. - IMP.CAES.DOMITIAN.AVG.GERM.COS XI; radiate head right, with aegis
Rev. - ANNONA / AVG, SC either side, SC in exurge; Annona seated right, holding sack of corn on lap, small figure standing left at her feet, stern of ship in the background
13.82 grams
27.65 mm
2 commentscmcdon092304/15/24 at 13:26David Atherton: I love the reverse.

Titus: as Caesar 70 - 79 ADAE dupondius; Rome mint
Struck 77 - 78 AD under Vespasian
Obv.: T CAESAR VESPASIANVS TR P COS VI; head radiate, facing left
Rev. CERES / AVGVST; Ceres standing left holding two wheat ears and poppy in right hand and scepter in left ; S C either side
12.23 grams / 27.1 mm
Ex. Curtis L. Clay Collection, HJB Sale #225, lot 55; earlier ex. NAC-Spink Taisei 52, part 2, lot# 2088
RIC-1027
2 commentscmcdon092310/11/23 at 18:54Jay GT4: Congrats! Was also on my watch list!

Anastasius, 491 - 518 ADAV Solidus
Constantinople mint
Obv. - Diademed and helmeted three-quarter facing bust, holding spear over
shoulder and shield decorated with horseman
Rev. - Victory standing left, holding long cross surmounted by christogram; * in left field; CONOB in exurge
21.2 mm / 3.97 grams1 commentscmcdon092308/26/23 at 04:48wileyc: really nice, I like your collection.

Tiberius II Constantine, 578 - 582 ADAV Solidus
Constantinople mint
Obv. - Facing bust of Justinian crowned and cuirassed, holding globus cruciger and shield decorated with horseman spearing a fallen enemy; Dm TIb CONS/ TANT PP AVI
Rev. - Cross potent on three steps; CONOB in exurge
20.76 mm / 4.47 grams1 commentscmcdon092306/10/23 at 21:52Virgil H: These are all so beautiful

Justin I, 518 - 527 ADAV Solidus
Constantinople mint, struck 518 - 519 AD
Obv. - D N IVSTI / NVS P P AVG, helmeted and cuirassed bust facing three-quarters to right, holding spear over shoulder and shield decorated with horseman spearing a fallen enemy
Rev. - VICTORIA / AVGGG B (officiana), Victory standing left, holding jeweled cross and globus cruciger; star in left field; CONOB in exurge
19.9 mm / 4.47 grams
2 commentscmcdon092306/09/23 at 04:14Virgil H: Beautiful

Heraclius, 610 - 641 ADAV Solidus
Constantinople mint
Obv. - Heraclius (center), Heraclius Constantine (right) and Heraclonas (left), all crowned and wearing chlamys, standing facing, all holding cross on globe.
Rev: - VICTORIA / AVGU and officina letter B (?), cross potent on three steps, monogram in left field, I over B in right field; CONOB in exergue
19.6 mm / 4.32 grams
1 commentscmcdon092306/09/23 at 04:13Virgil H: Beautiful

Constantine VI & Irene, 780 – 797 ADAV Solidus
Constantinople mint, struck 780-790.
Obv. - Crowned facing busts of Constantine VI wearing chlamys and holding globus cruciger; and his mother Irene wearing loros and holding globus cruciger and cruciform scepter; cross above, • between
Rev. - Leo III (great grandfather), Constantine V (grandfather) and Leo IV (father) seated, each wearing crown and chlamys
20.5mm / 4.44 grams
1 commentscmcdon092305/14/23 at 18:05Virgil H: Beautiful, all your solidi are

MYSIA, Kyzikos - EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater)MYSIA, Kyzikos
ca. 600-550 BC.
EL Myshemihekte – 1/24 stater, 7mm, 0.67 gm
Obverse: Tunny left, mouth open showing teeth
Reverse: Incuse square
(photo courtesy CNG)1 commentscmcdon092305/11/23 at 12:39Tracy Aiello: Great coin. I really like the tunny fish with teet...

Constans II, 641-668 ADAV Solidus
Constantinople Mint, 6th Officinae
Obv. - Crowned bust facing with long beard, holding globus cruciger
Rev. - Cross potent on three steps
19.8 mm / 4.45 grams2 commentscmcdon092303/20/23 at 18:40arizonarobin: love the portrait on this one

Constantine VII, 913 - 959 ADAV Solidus
Constantinople mint
Obv. - Nimbate bust of Christ facing
Rev. - Facing busts of Constantine on left wearing crown and loros, and Romanus II on right wearing crown and chlamys, jointly holding long patriarchal cross between them.
18.8 mm / 4.34 grams
2 commentscmcdon092303/20/23 at 18:40arizonarobin: beautiful!

Constantine V and Leo III, 741 - 775 ADAV Solidus
Constantinople Mint
Obv. - Crowned and draped bust of Leo III, holding cross on globe and akakia
Rev. - Similar bust of Constantine V, holding cross on globe and akakia
20 mm / 4.38 grams
2 commentscmcdon092303/20/23 at 18:39arizonarobin: fantastic coin!

IONIA, Miletos - EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater)IONIA, Miletos.
ca. 600-550 BC.
EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater); 5.5 mm, 0.59 gram
Obverse: Facing lion’s head, mane radiating around
Reverse: Incuse square punch2 commentscmcdon092303/08/23 at 23:24Anaximander: Really impressive.

IONIA, Phokaia - EL Hekte (1/6 stater)IONIA, Phokaia
ca. 625/0-522 BC.
EL Hekte (1/6 Stater); 10 mm, 2.59 grams
Obverse: Head of bull left; above, small seal left
Reverse: Rough quadripartite incuse square
Very rare, only four examples noted by Bodenstedt2 commentscmcdon092303/08/23 at 23:23Anaximander: Spectacular!

MYSIA, Kyzikos - EL Hemihekte (1/12 stater)MYSIA, Kyzikos
ca. 600-550 BC.
EL Hemihekte – 1/12 stater, 8mm, 1.39 gm
Obverse: Tunny right; above, tail of tunny left; below, head of Tunny right
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square
(photo courtesy CNG)2 commentscmcdon092303/07/23 at 00:42Jay GT4: Wonderful

IONIA, Uncertain location - EL 1/24 staterIONIA. Uncertain mint
ca. 600-550 BC
EL 1/24 stater or myshemihecte, 8mm, 0.71 gm
Obverse: Lion seated right
Reverse: Irregular incuse punch
Seemingly unpublished denomination. SNG von Aulock -, cf. 1776 (as a hecte)
(photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions)2 commentscmcdon092310/14/22 at 15:01Jay GT4: Incredible coins

Vespasian: 69 - 79 ADVespasian: 69 - 79 AD
AE dupondius; Rome mint
Struck 74AD
Obv. - Radiate head of Vespasian right ; IMP.CAES.VESP.AVG.P.M T.P.COS.V.CENS
Rev. – Felicitas standing facing, head left, caduceus raised in right hand, cornucopia cradled in left; S-C either side; FELICITAS.PVBLICA
14.28 grams / 26.46 mm
(photo courtesy Heritage Auctions)
1 commentscmcdon092310/04/22 at 20:12Jay GT4: Fantastic!

Domitian: 81-96 ADDomitian: 81-96 AD
Æ As; Rome mint
Struck AD 87
Obv. - Laureate bust right, wearing aegis; IMP.CAES.DOMIT.AUG.GERM.COS XIII.CENS.PER.P.P
Rev. - Fortuna standing left, holding rudder and cornucopia; SC either side; FORTVNAE / AUGVSTI
11.12 grams / 29.5mm
RIC II.1 548.
(photo courtesy of CNG)

1 commentscmcdon092307/06/22 at 19:38Jay GT4: Excellent coin

Here is a cabinet I built for a collector that combines multiple storage methods. There are several standard trays for raw coins, two open format drawers for thicker items such as slabs, two drawers for holding 2x2 flips/envelopes, and a single 4" deep drawer on the bottom.

CabinetsByCraig.net1 commentscmcdon092306/29/22 at 21:35Jay GT4: Great craftsmanship

IONIA, Uncertain location - EL myshemihecte (1/24 stater)IONIA, uncertain location
ca. 6th century BC
EL myshemihecte (1/24 stater); 6mm, 0.58 grams
Obverse: Horse head left
Reverse: Incuse square containing four lumps in cruciform pattern
BMC 53
(https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/C_1886-0609-29)
(photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions)1 commentscmcdon092305/29/22 at 12:15Jay GT4: Wonderful

Ionia, unknown location - EL hecte (1/6 stater)IONIA. uncertain location
ca. 625-550 BC
EL hecte (1/6 stater); 9mm, 2.50 gm
Obverse: Rough tetraskelion in relief
Reverse: Rough incuse tetraskelion
SNG Kayhan 702-703; Rosen 365
(photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions)1 commentscmcdon092305/29/22 at 12:14Jay GT4: Some lovely EL coins added

IONIA, uncertain location - EL 1/48 staterIONIA, Uncertain location
Circa 600-550 BC
EL 1/48 stater; 6 mm, 0.30 grams
Obverse: horse head facing left with mane
Reverse: incuse square with pebble/dot pattern
SNG Kayhan I 718
(image courtesy Numismatik Naumann)1 commentscmcdon092304/14/22 at 13:58Jay GT4: I need to get one of these early EL coins. Great ...

Vespasian: 69 - 79 ADAE As; Rome Mint
Struck 71AD
Obv. - laureate head right; IMP.CAES.VEPASIAN.AVG.COS.III
Rev. - Victory stg. right on prow of ship, holding wreath and holding palm frond; VICTORIA / NAVALIS; S / C either side
10.40 grams / 26.9 mm
(ex. FORVM Ancient Coins)1 commentscmcdon092304/08/22 at 19:10Jay GT4: Very nice

Agrippa II under TitusAgrippa II under Titus; A.D. 79-81; AE 24 (24.4 mm, 12.76 grams)
Hendin 612 / 1284a / 6314a
Struck year 26 (74/75 AD) of Agrippa’s era which began in AD 49

Obverse: laureate head of Titus right; AYTOKPA TITOC KAICAP CEBAC
Reverse: Nike walking right holding wreath and palm-branch; star in right field; ETO KS ΒΑ / AΓΡΙΠΠΑ
(ex. Ephesus Numismatics)
1 commentscmcdon092304/07/22 at 19:53Jay GT4: Fantastic portrait

1643 Lion Daalder - GelderlandNetherlands: Gelderland
1643 Lion Daalder
Obv: Knight facing, looking to his right, above shield w/rampant lion; MO. ARG.PRO.CON.FOE.BEL.GEL
Rev: Rampant lion facing left; CONFIDENS.DNO.NON.MOVETVR.1643
27.14 grams; 41.29 mm
Davenport: 4849
Delmonte: 825 (var)
(photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions)1 commentscmcdon092303/19/22 at 01:26Stkp: very nice

Herod Philip under ClaudiusHendin- 528 / 1219 / 6250
Minted at Caesarea Philippi (Paneas)
Dated RY 5 of Herod IV (1/2 AD)
7.25 grams / 22 mm

Obv. – Bare head of Augustus right. Legends around.
Rev. - Bare head of Herod Philip IV right; [L E] (date) across field. Legends around.

Philip was the first Jewish ruler to place his likeness on their coins. Neither of his brothers, Antipas or Archelaus, did so. Because Philip’s territories were largely non-Jewish, it was possible for him to do so without the kind of uproar that almost certainly would have occurred in Jerusalem or other areas more heavily occupied by a Jewish population.
(photo courtesy of CNG)
1 commentscmcdon092302/27/22 at 22:09Jay GT4: Nice catch

Herod Antipas - 1/2 denomination (year 33 = 29-30 AD)Hendin-513 / 1204 / 6235
6.34 grams
(photo courtesy of CNG)2 commentscmcdon092302/19/22 at 22:16Serendipity: Interesting coin!

Herod Antipas - 1/2 denomination (year 33 = 29-30 AD)Hendin-513 / 1204 / 6235
6.34 grams
(photo courtesy of CNG)2 commentscmcdon092302/19/22 at 21:19Jay GT4: Great additon

Vespasian: 69 - 79 AD - JUDAEA CAPTAAE sestertius
Struck 71 AD (Rome)
Obv. - IMP CAES VESPASIAN AVG PM TR PPP COS III, laureate head right
Rev. - Vespasian standing facing right to left of palm tree, foot on helmet, holding spear & parazonium, with Judaea seated below palm right, on cuirass, in attitude of mourning; JVDAEA CAPTA surrounding; SC in exurge
21.77 grams / 34.5 mm
RIC 1671 commentscmcdon092303/05/21 at 10:14David Atherton: Iconic!

Herod Antipas - full denomination (year 43 = 39/40 AD)Hendin-524 / 1215
11.65 grams
ex. CNG
1 commentscmcdon092302/13/21 at 02:55Jay GT4: Good one

Herod Philip - AE15 (year 30 = 26/27 AD)Hendin-536 / 1226
3.22 grams
ex. CNG1 commentscmcdon092305/22/20 at 17:41Jay GT4: Great addition

CARIA, Mylasa - EL 1/48 staterCARIA, Mylasa
ca. 560-545 BC.
EL 1/48 stater; 4.5 mm, 0.25 gram
Obverse: Lion’s paw
Reverse: Scorpion within incuse square, tail curling to right1 commentscmcdon092303/13/20 at 21:18Mark R1: Nice coin

IONIA, Ephesus (Phanes) - EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater)IONIA, Ephesos. Phanes
ca. 625-600 BC.
EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater); 7 mm, 0.58 gram
Obverse: Forepart of stag right, head reverted
Reverse: Abstract geometric pattern within incuse square.
(ex. CNG)1 commentscmcdon092303/12/20 at 20:05Jay GT4: Nice early type

Titus: 79 - 81 ADAE As; Rome Mint
Struck 80-81 AD
Obv: Laureate bust left. IMP T CAES VESP AVG P M TR P COS VIII
Rev: Spes walking left, holding flower and raising hem of robe. SC either side.
10.15 grams; 26.2 mm1 commentscmcdon092302/12/20 at 22:26Jay GT4: Great coin

MYSIA, Kyzikos - EL Hekte (1/6 stater)MYSIA, Kyzikos
ca. 550-500 BC.
EL Hekte (1/6 stater); 10 mm, 2.28 grams
Obverse: Head of goat left; (tunny to right)
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square2 commentscmcdon092311/20/19 at 17:26Enodia: Wonderful coin!

IONIA, Uncertain location - EL 1/96 staterIONIA, Uncertain location
ca. 625-600 BC.
EL 1/96 Stater; 4.5 mm, 0.17 gram (poss. Phokaic standard
Obverse: Uncertain design
Reverse: Incuse square
(ex. CNG)1 commentscmcdon092311/05/19 at 11:08Jay GT4: Nice early EL

This was my most ambitious project so far. There are two separate cabinets, both for the same collector. The one on the left contains 5 drawers each capable of holding 60 slabs. The other is a 45 tray cabinet with a variety of tray configurations, and a total capacity of over 2,200 raw coins. They were shipped in four boxes weighing approximately 215 pounds, total. (The pictures were taken at different times and in slightly different lighting conditions, which tends to make them look different in color, but they actually matched quite well.)

www.CabinetsByCraig.net. 2 commentscmcdon092310/30/19 at 14:07Anaximander: This is amazing! I'm totally impressed. And j...

IONIA, Uncertain location - EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater)ca. 600-550 BC.
EL Myshemihekte (1/24 Stater); 6 mm, 0.63 grams
Obverse: Archaic head right
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square
Heavily worn, but very rare.
(ex. CNG)
cf. CNG 99, lot 245 (image inserted at right to show original details for type)
1 commentscmcdon092310/03/19 at 22:41Jay GT4: Love these tiny EL coins

1699 8 Reales1699 8 Reales
Potosi, Bolivia
King Carlos II
Assayer: F (Tomas Fernandez de Ocana)
24.00 grams
Sedwick type: P421 commentscmcdon092305/09/19 at 06:11quadrans: Interesting piece..

1641 Lion Daalder - GelderlandNetherlands: Gelderland
1641 Lion Daalder
Obv: Knight facing, looking to his left, above shield w/ lion rampant; MO.ARG.PRO.CO.FO.BELG.GEL
Rev: Rampant lion facing left; CONFIDENS.DNO.NON.MOVETVR.1641.
26.88 grams; xx.xx mm
Davenport: 4849
Delmonte: 825 (var)
(photo courtesy Sedwick Auction #21)
1 commentscmcdon092305/09/19 at 06:09quadrans: Nice piece.. Smile

Titus: as Caesar, 69 - 79 ADAE As; Rome Mint
Struck 73AD (as Caesar under Vespasian)
Obv. - bare head right; T.CAESAR.VESPASIAN.IMP.IIII.PON.TR.POT.COS III
Rev. - Victory standing right, holding palm, placing wreath on standard; SC in exurge; VICTORIA / AVGVSTI
8.15 grams / 28.0 mm
(photo courtesy of CNG)1 commentscmcdon092303/22/19 at 00:33Jay GT4: Great coin!

Julius Caesar; 49 - 44BCStruck ca. 45 BC; Lampsacus, Mysia
Obv: C G I L (Colonia Gemella(?) Iulia Lampsacus), laureate head of Julius Caesar right; countermark: ΛAE monogram in a rectangular punch.
Rev: priest plowing with two oxen, marking the pomerium (sacred boundary marking the foundation of a new Roman colony), Q LVCRETIO / L PONTIO in two lines above, II VIR before bull's forelegs, M TVRIO LEG in exergue
6.88 grams / 19.66 mm
(ex. FORVM Ancient Coins)

This type was the second issue to definitively feature a lifetime portrait of Julius Caesar, the first being an issue from Bithynia minted ca. 47/6 BC (RPC I 2026). Both of these bronze issues precede the earliest appearance of his portrait on a coin minted at Rome, that being the denarii of M. Mettius issued in January 44 BC.
1 commentscmcdon092302/15/19 at 02:34Jay GT4: Always nice to have a lifetime Caesar

Herod I - 8 prutot (dated year 3 = either 40BC or 37BC)Hendin-486 / 1169 (03)
7.03 grams

The dating of these coins is subject to debate. Some say that because Herod was appointed Tetrarch of Samaria by Marc Antony in 42BC, that "year 3" would correspond to 40/39BC. Others feel that because Herod was appointed King of Judaea by the Roman Senate in 40BC, that "year three" should then represent 37BC. In all reality, the debate will most likely never be settled conclusively, one way or the other.2 commentscmcdon092302/14/19 at 02:00Jay GT4: Amazing coin

LYDIA, Sardis (temp. Alyattes or Croesus) - EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater)LYDIA, Sardis
ca. 610-546 BC.
EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater); 6 mm, 0.59 grams
Obverse: Paw of lion
Reverse: Irregular incuse punch1 commentscmcdon092301/17/19 at 22:21Jay GT4: Tiny! I have to get one of these. Nice coin

Vitellius: 69 AD "The Year of the Four Emperors"AE As
Spanish (Tarraco?) mint
Struck 69 AD (Jan - June)
Obv. - Laureate head left, globe at point of neck; A.VITELLIVS.IMP.GERMAN.
Rev. - Victory advancing left, holding shield inscribed SP/QR in two lines; VICTORIA / AVGVSTI / S-C either side
7.90 grams / 27.25 mm 1 commentscmcdon092310/29/18 at 22:27Mat: Very nice

Byzantine Anonymous Follis: Class A1 [001]7.46 grams
27.2 mm
Attributed to JOHN I, TZIMISCES (969-976) SEAR 1793
Overstruck on a follis of Constantine VII, Sear 1761
1 commentscmcdon092305/31/18 at 14:23Kevin P: The alignment on this overstrike is perfect. Nice...

12 Caesars (+2)A not-so-virtual coin tray of the 12 Caesars, plus two additional who ruled during the 1st century AD.4 commentscmcdon092303/16/18 at 17:56orfew: Beautiful tray! Great coins. Smile

12 Caesars (+2)A not-so-virtual coin tray of the 12 Caesars, plus two additional who ruled during the 1st century AD.4 commentscmcdon092303/16/18 at 04:33Randygeki(h2): Nice!

12 Caesars (+2)A not-so-virtual coin tray of the 12 Caesars, plus two additional who ruled during the 1st century AD.4 commentscmcdon092303/16/18 at 04:20cmcdon0923: http://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayim...

12 Caesars (+2)A not-so-virtual coin tray of the 12 Caesars, plus two additional who ruled during the 1st century AD.4 commentscmcdon092303/16/18 at 03:37ecoli: What is that Otho?

IONIA, Uncertain location - EL 1/48 staterIONIA, Uncertain location
ca. 625-600 BC.
EL 1/48 stater; 6.0 mm, 0.30 gram; Phokaic standard
Obverse: Raised clockwise swastika pattern
Reverse: Quadripartite square punch1 commentscmcdon092303/15/18 at 22:28Jay GT4: Interesting type

IONIA, Uncertain location - EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater)IONIA, Uncertain location
ca. 600-550 BC.
EL Myshemihekte (1/24 stater); 6 mm, 0.57 gram; Lydo-Milesian standard
Obverse: Head of ram left
Reverse: Incuse square with pelleted cross1 commentscmcdon092303/15/18 at 16:51Jay GT4: I got to get some electrum in my collection. Nice...

Antonius Felix - prutah (year 14 = 54AD)Hendin-652 [02]
2.78 grams2 commentscmcdon092302/27/18 at 02:23Aarmale: Great quality!

Coponius - prutah (year 36 = 6AD)Hendin-635 / 1328 [02]
1.81 grams1 commentscmcdon092302/26/18 at 21:16Jay GT4: Great looking coin

Antonius Felix - prutah (year 14 = 54AD)Hendin-651 [02]
2.74 grams3 commentscmcdon092302/26/18 at 20:52Jay GT4: Really great

Antonius Felix - prutah (year 14 = 54AD)Hendin-651 [02]
2.74 grams3 commentscmcdon092302/26/18 at 04:51Canaan: Great example of the type

Antonius Felix - prutah (year 14 = 54AD)Hendin-652 [02]
2.78 grams2 commentscmcdon092302/25/18 at 23:09Stkp: nice coin

Antonius Felix - prutah (year 14 = 54AD)Hendin-651 [02]
2.74 grams3 commentscmcdon092302/25/18 at 21:51Quant.Geek: An outstanding coin! In fact, your whole collecti...

Byzantine Anonymous Follis: Class E [005]4.02 grams
25.49 mm
Attributed to CONSTANTINE X (1059-1067)
SEAR 1855
2 commentscmcdon092302/20/18 at 14:16Kevin P: Very nice!

Vespasian: 69 - 79 ADAE Dupondius (orichalcum)
Struck 72 AD (Lugdunum)
Obv. - IMP CAESAR VESPASIAN AVG COS IIII, radiate head of Vespasian to right, globe at point of bust
Rev. - (PAX / AVG) around, Pax standing facing, head left, sacrificing over a low altar to left from a patera held in her right hand, branch and caduceus in left; S - C across fields.
12.22 grams / 28.3 mm
RIC 1191

(Photo courtesy of Heritage Auctions)3 commentscmcdon092311/26/17 at 23:01Nemonater: Great portrait!

Tiberius: 14 - 37 ADAE As; Rome Mint
Struck 15-16 AD
Obv. - bare head right; TI.CAESAR.DIVI.AVG.F.AVGVST.IMP.VII
Rev. - Livia seated right, S C ; PONTIF.MAXIM.TRIBVN.POTEST.XVII
10.40 grams / 28.03 mm1 commentscmcdon092304/12/16 at 09:46Jay GT4: This one is great

Augustus: 27 BC - 14 ADAE As; Rome Mint
Struck 11 - 12 BC
Obv. - bare head left; IMP CAESAR DIVI F AVGVSTVS IMP XX
Rev. - PONTIF MAXIM TRIBVN POT XXXIIII around SC
10.26 grams / 26.9 mm
ex. CNG; estate of Tom Cederlind1 commentscmcdon092304/08/16 at 01:56Jay GT4: Great coin!

Julius Caesar; 46 - 44BCÆ Sestertius (poss. Dupondius)
Struck ca. 38BC, generally attributed to an unknown "Southern Italian" mint.
Rev. - Wreathed head of Julius Caesar right, DIVOS JVLIVS around
Obv. - Bare head of Octavian right, wearing slight beard CAESAR (DIVI), around
13.82 grams / 28.63 mm 1 commentscmcdon092308/06/15 at 11:35Charles S: Still a nice bronze with a decent and honest portr...

A 15 tray cabinet purchased by a collector in Tokyo, Japan.

www.CabinetsByCraig.net1 commentscmcdon092305/14/15 at 23:27ancientone: Excellent craftsmanship!

A cabinet I built for a collector, featuring 18 trays and locking doors.

www.CabinetsByCraig.net1 commentscmcdon092304/08/15 at 21:03Sosius: Nice!

Herod Antipas - 1/8 denomination (year 24 = 20 AD)Hendin-511a / 1202
1.06 grams
ex. CNG
1 commentscmcdon092310/11/14 at 23:18Nemonater: I wish I could be happy that it's in your coll...

Claudius: 41 - 54 ADAE As; Rome Mint
Struck 41 - 50 AD
Obv. - bare head left; TI.CLAVDIVS.CAESAR.PM.TR.P.IMP
Rev. - Constantia standing, left, right hand raised, left hand holding spear; S / C either side; CONSTANTAE / AVGVSTI
11.17 grams / 28.82 mm2 commentscmcdon092304/19/14 at 08:55Randygeki(h2): Excellent coin!

Nerva: 96 - 98 ADAE As; Rome Mint
Struck 97AD
Obv. - laureate head right; IMP.NERVA.CAES.AVG.PM.TRP.COS.III.PP
Rev. - clasped hands, SC beneath; CONCORDIA / EXERCITVVM
11.92 grams
29.1 mm5 commentscmcdon092309/27/13 at 15:55Sosius: Nice Nerva!

Roman Emperors of the First Century A.D.A "virtual coin tray" displaying the Roman Emperors of the First Century A.D.

(I now realize that I omitted Trajan who became Emperor in 98 A.D., still the first century.)4 commentscmcdon092309/27/13 at 15:52Sosius: All nice coins. Well done!

Herod I - lepton Hendin-496 / 1186 (01)
0.59 grams1 commentscmcdon092308/06/13 at 00:51Shepherd05: Great Coin!

Vitellius: 69 AD "The Year of the Four Emperors"AE As; Tarraco (Spain) Mint
Struck 69AD
Obv. - laureate head left; A.VITELLIVS.IMP.GERMAN
Rev. - Libertas standing left, holding pileus and scepter, S / C either side; LIBERTAS /RESTITVTA
13.77 grams / 27.2 mm3 commentscmcdon092312/29/12 at 14:27cmcdon0923: Duh...my bad. Must have "fat fingered" the number...

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