kc's sestertii

Ok , Ok, KC ! ! !

But keep quite ! ! !
I think Antoninus saw other pairs of breasts like that in his life ! ! !

Non, il était très pieux !

Hahaha!

I still wonder where my LRB is...please help me to find it...

bravo toujour des belles monnaies

Emblémiste a écrit:

Non, il était très pieux !

Il est normal de s'intéresser aux saints quand on est pieux .......!!!!!

BRUTUS a écrit:

Il est normal de s'intéresser aux saints quand on est pieux .......!!!!!

Ça fait penser à la lactation de Saint Bernard :

http://search.aol.com/aol/image?q=%22Lactation+de+Saint+Bernard%22&v_t=webmail-hawaii1-standardaol

Ah, le blasphème !

Now something rare!


ROMAN EMPIRE, Gordianus II Africanus Sestertius
Obv. IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AFR AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right
Rev. ROMAE AETERNAE S C, Roma seated left with Victory, spear and shield
Mint: Rome, 238 AD.

27,5mm 16,66g

RIC 5

Merci de partager tes belles monnaies kc

Alors celle-la elle est très très rare, et magnifique rarement vue dans cet état !!

une monnaie extraordinaire!

Thanks!

And 3 weeks ago his ugly father reached me:


Obv. IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANVS AFR AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right
Rev. PROVIDENTIA AVGG S C, Providentia, draped and diademed, standing facing, head turned left, legs crossed, holding in her lowered right hand wand over globe, in her left hand cornucopiae, her left elbow resting on column at her side
Mint: Rome, 238 AD.

29-31mm 22.74g

RIC 9

All your coins are amazing! Since how many time did you collect roman coin?

Nemesis a écrit:

All your coins are amazing! Since how many time did you collect roman coin?

Hello nemesis,

I started collecting Roman coins 7 years ago. I got my first Roman coin from my father as a birthday present.

Beside school I have worked and so I could afford nice Roman coins.


Regards
kc

bravo des grands sesterces

This is the sesterce that my father presented me:

Antoninus Pius Sestertius
Obverse: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P, laureate head right
Reverse: COS II-II, PAX AVG/S C in two lines across field, Pax standing left, setting fire to pile of arms with torch, and holding cornucopiae
Mint: Rome

28-31mm, 21,9g

RIC III, 777


regards
kc

Donc, c'est par ce sesterce que tout a commencé ?
Sympathique début !!

Rares and very interesting the Gordian !

Is your father also a coin collector ?

no, but when he bought the coin for me, I was already collecting coins, but not ancient coins. at first I collected change from all over the world. as I got this coin I was so fascinated that I began collecting Romans.

Here is a newer aquisition:


Nerva Sestertius
Obv. IMP NERVA CAES AVG P M TR P II COS III P P, laureate head right
Rev. LIBERTAS PVBLICA S C, Libertas standing left, holding pileus and scepter
Mint: Rome, 97 AD.

32-33mm 26,6g

RIC 86

J'ai le même avec la même faiblesse de frappe sur Libertas!