My Best Buy Today (I prefer to buy at a fair price)

I just purchased the coin below. I prefer to buy at an appropriate price rather than seach for bargains which are usually
'bargains" for a reason.

'bargains" for a reason.


Richard Frajola
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How much was it?
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Sear comments on this ("Roman Coins"): Aulus Plautius strike as curule aedile. The problematic interpretation of the reverse type appears to have been most successfully resolved by Harlan in RRM (pp 116-118) who identified the kneeling figure as Aristobulus, the Jewish high priest, then held captive by Pompey in Rome" (55 BC)
Inscriptions / description: A Plautius Denarius. 55 BC. Turreted hd of Cybele right, A PLAVTIVS before, AED CVR SC behind / supplicant offerng palm-branch, camel behind; IVDAEVS before, BACCHIVS below. Cr431/1, Syd 932, Hendin 741.
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I will not collect ancients!
I will not collect ancients!
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Maybe if I repeat it over and over I can maintain my resolve
Very nice coin!
Collecting:
Conder tokens
19th & 20th Century coins from Great Britain and the Realm
but had I seen it on a dealer’s table for $300 I’d still have passed on it as being too pricey
as I know so little about ancients I seldom dare to pull the trigger.
In other words: I wouldn't know a great deal on an ancient if it bit me...
However - if I were to ever narrow my collecting interests and specialize,
I could be happy with the issues of the late Roman Republic and early
Imperial coins of the Principate.
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