Aurelian,_RIC_V_128.jpg0 viewsDaniel Freeman - Start $15.00. Aurelian, 270-275 AD. Billon antoninianus, 22mm, 2.79g, 12h. Mint of Milan, 200-271 AD.
Obv: IMP [AVR]ELIANVS AVG radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Aurelian right Rx: FORTVNA REDVX Fortuna seated left on wheel, holding rudder and cornucopiae // ¬T Cf. RIC V 128;Cf. SRCV 11539.
** This piece is not precisely described in any of the references my guru has. All is standard for Aurelian at Milan except, there is no listing of a third officina (“T”) with the mark preceded by a star – in fact no stars in the exergue are noted anywhere for Aurelian in this era.
DanfreeJul 11, 2020
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04e-26Peace.JPGBen 58 viewsBen 1 - A 1926 Peace Dollar, I'd call it XF details since it looks like it might have been cleaned a bit. Open at $22, US shipping $3, Paypal to benzgemz@hotmail.combenzgemzJul 09, 2020
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04d-Hobo2.JPGBen 49 viewsBen 1 - A hobo nickel carved by Brent Pearson. $10 start, US shipping $3. Paypal to benzgemz@hotmail.combenzgemzJul 09, 2020
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04c-2Keagle.JPGBen 37 viewsBen 1 - A 2000 silver eagle. Uncirculated, $25 open, $3 US shipping. paypal to benzgemz@hotmail.combenzgemzJul 09, 2020
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04b-Red1~0.JPGBen 26 viewsBen 1 - 2021 Red Book, $12 multiples available at this price. $3 US media shipping. Paypal FnF to benzgemz@hotmail.combenzgemzJul 09, 2020
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04a-Red2~0.JPGBen 16 viewsBen 1 - 2021 Large Print Edition Red Book, $25 start (25% off list price) I have 2 available. US media mail shipping $4 PP FnF to benzgemz@hotmail.combenzgemzJul 09, 2020
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03f-Crispus_AP_Auction.jpgPaul 619 viewsPaul 6 - Crispus ALAMANNIA DEVICTA AE3 centenionalis, 18 mm, 3.31 g. A scarcer type for Crispus from the Sirmium mint. Good details, nice black patina, well centered with full legends, RIC VII 49. Opening bid is $20.00. Payment is by PayPal, cash or personal check. My PayPal address is: bulgerin@sbcglobal.net (please try and use "Friends and Family). Shipping is $1.00 in the U.S. and $2.00 elsewhere.
In 324-325 AD, Constantine the Great's eldest son Crispus, led a military campaign against the Alemanni, a confederation of Germanic tribes in the upper Rhine area. Crispus' campaign, and his victories against them, are commemorated in this coin, struck at the time. The Latin reverse legend proclaims, "Alemannia conquered". This was the high water mark of Crispus' career. Within two years his father, Constantine the Great, had him executed, even though it appears Crispus was innocent of the charges against him. Paul BulgerinJul 04, 2020
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02e-Alexander_Jannaeus,_Hendin_1150c.jpgDaniel Freeman 524 viewsDaniel Freeman 5 - Start $12.00. Alexander Jannaeus. 103-76 B.C. AE prutah (16.02 mm, 1.42 g, 12 h). Eight-rayed star within diadem, no visible legend / BASILEWS ALEXANDROU, inverted anchor. Hendin 1150c; Meshorer TJC K. gVF, sandy patina. Regardless of what guru ML says :) this coin is typically referred to as the Biblical Widow's mite. Mark 12:41-44.DanfreeJun 27, 2020
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