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No one likes $30 for shipping, but I applaud the effort...
thanks to Ed Waddell for another great coin!
u/ILoveRedditDontYou — 3 days ago










thanks to Ed Waddell for another great coin!
It's been an unusually active month for me - half-dozen new coins! My main collection is Tetrarchy and early Constantine the Great. My problem is that coins I don't already have are really rare and super expensive, so I've launched two side projects - one is collecting a coin from every place in the world that was striking coins in 300AD, to complement the Roman coins; the second is coins from very late empire as it was breaking up, extending to 6th century or so.
This is one of my favorite Constantine portraits from Trier, at the very beginning of his career when he was still Caesar. 28mm, 7.3g.