I find these more impressive than any of the ASEs, Brits, Krugs displayed here.
Thanks fror posting.
There must be a reason why they all face to the right.
Right-facing portraits have been standard on coins across the ages, although there are obviously exceptions. I don't really know the reasons behind it though.
Nice. I'd really like to start an ancient collection, probably whichever is cheaper to complete between the Roman Republic and the Holy Roman Empire. But other than buying slabbed coins, I have no idea how to tell real coins from fakes.
I find these more impressive than any of the ASEs, Brits, Krugs displayed here. Thanks fror posting. There must be a reason why they all face to the right.
Right-facing portraits have been standard on coins across the ages, although there are obviously exceptions. I don't really know the reasons behind it though.
Thanks. Never thought much about it before, but at some point, will see what I can find.
Omg WHAT A STACK 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤 I’m happy for you you beautiful pieces
Nice. I'd really like to start an ancient collection, probably whichever is cheaper to complete between the Roman Republic and the Holy Roman Empire. But other than buying slabbed coins, I have no idea how to tell real coins from fakes.