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Minor clarification: denarii is plural; denarius is the name for a single coin. Interesting side note: England used the abbreviation "d" for pence until 1971. How'd they get a "d&… (View Post)

Depends on the auction. I just watched the James A. Stack Dec 2025 sale and the end of the Omega Cent sale at Stack's Bowers. They were not going in $100 increments, I can tell you that much! (View Post)

@MFeld - you're correct, I/we have probably strayed a bit from the OP's initial prompt: "I'm collecting both for fun and for appreciation in value." I'll just reiterate … (View Post)

> Not sure what you mean by this. At numerous points in history, all around the world, silver coins were used as circulating money. The Roman denarius ranged from 98% silver to 5% silver, dependin… (View Post)

Okay, I'll play... Looks absolutely gorgeous! With all the usual caveats that you can't grade from a photo or a computer screen, I'd guess PF-68. (View Post)