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JUST BRASS ROMAN coin Friday, let's see them!
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Hi
It is great that in the US u r prepared to share your gems, finds, chat so openley and create interesting thoughts BRAVO.
It is culture that is not so mature in Europe
R
J
It is great that in the US u r prepared to share your gems, finds, chat so openley and create interesting thoughts BRAVO.
It is culture that is not so mature in Europe
R
J
A collection uploaded on www.petitioncrown.com is a fifty- year love affair with beautiful British coins, medals and Roman brass
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lol I was thunkin about that too
You can see some of the brassy color peeking out on this Nero.
(And, of course, the space shuttle flying behind the figure on the reverse.)
<< <i>JUST BRASS ROMAN coin... >>
Those aren't my coins...
8 Reales Madness Collection
<< <i>Pretty sure it is brass and Roman, but that is it. I thought it was a neat one with two heads. >>
Looks like a dupondius and the reverse is on the left of that image.
-rev Marcus Aurelius
-obv Anoninus Pius (Hadrian's adopted son)
I'm an amateur at ancient attribution.
Hopefully another member can confirm.
I can't make the identification but that could possibly be Caligula sitting on the curule chair reverse.
Two Caesars - one coin.