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How to analyze and classify a legend error Published on 06 avril 2019

In this article we will see how to differentiate an official coin with a legend error of a contemporary imitation. We will also see how to classify this coin that will be used for analysis.

Gordian III, discovery new variant on RIC 81 Published on 23 février 2019

This article will be very short. It's just about presenting what I discovered. You can read more about an article I made a few months ago, about the same type of variant on a coin of Licinius I. Link to this article: https://www.all-your-coins.com/en/blog/antique/romaines/licinius-i-decouverte-nouvelle-variante-du-ric-825.

Un buste non répertorié pour Hadrien Published on 03 février 2019

It was while browsing the coins of Hadrian that I came across this bust. And that I discovered that he was not referenced.

New! An unlisted and particular Sestertius of Antoninus Pius Published on 30 janvier 2019

We know the attributes of each Roman allegory, yet sometimes we see some visuals showing us what we call "variants". This is the case here with this coin. Once again, it was a friend who showed me this coin. He thought he had a perfectly normal Antoninus Pius Sestertius. I remember immediately seeing that something was strange. In the second he showed me this coin, I thinked that Annona seemed to have a lot of things in her hands.