Mauseus

I met a couple of aquaintences from the US in the flesh the other week when they visited York and one of them asked me "why Mauseus?...

Constantius II, AE maiorina, Siscia mint, RIC VIII Siscia 257 Roman coins of the fourth century AD take on a rather uniform and quite stylis...

I recently photographed and posted a message on FORVM (site link left) about a Saxon penny I have of king Edgar. At the same time I photogra...

We are all familiar with the traditional bearded image of Henry VIII as an old man and on his later coins that is how he is portrayed. Howev...

This small (18mm diameter) bronze coin of Saitta in Lydia has been in my coin fair stock for six months and attracted very little attention ...

Occasionally I want to have a bit of a clear out and now is one of those times. I've added a "FOR SALE" link underneath my ava...

Many people incorrectly call this bronze coin of Severina an As, rather than a Sestertius which it should properly be known as. This is perh...