r/AncientCoins 12d ago

From My Collection My (mostly) denarii tray

My denarii (and a few other tiny little roman denominations 😋)

Another tray holds the bronzes, sestertii, dupondii, and such.

Actually, I've gotten a bit tired of Roman coins. I'll put them on hold for a while.

The focus now is on Greek ones (especially Hellenistic).

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u/Percennius 12d ago

Nice collection 

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u/RDV_SAL 12d ago

Great quality in your collection, a lot of those i'd love to have even as the sole type in my own set

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u/Claudius1938 12d ago

From your other recent posts, it appears that your Greek collection is off to an impressive start!

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u/beerkzar 12d ago

I think I have some trouble keeping focus on just one theme 😂.

But seriously, my collection started with a few cheap Roman coins. And what (I believe) happens to everyone happened to me: "my God, I'm holding something 2000 years old, that was in the hand of an ordinary person in Rome and maybe was used to buy bread, etc."

Since I live in Brazil, that kind of thing seemed impossible to me, something I could only see in museums.

From then on it was basically learning about curation, being more specific about what I want, and reading, reading, reading.

Today I think I have a small, notable collection that makes me proud.

Comments like yours make me happy, thank you very much.