He never got to rule.
Valerian II was sent to hold the Danube and died before he was crowned. Billon silver, CE 256 to 258, NGC CH-VF.
Would you have sent your son to war?
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@kinzercoins.bsky.socialHe never got to rule.
Valerian II was sent to hold the Danube and died before he was crowned. Billon silver, CE 256 to 258, NGC CH-VF.
Would you have sent your son to war?
@coolcoins.bsky.social👀Check out this coin!👀
Qajars - Nasir al-Din Shah - 1 Shahi - 1299 AH / 1882 AD
Despite the mount, it's a nice coin!
$10 + Shipping.
@coolcoins.bsky.socialFrom the Gori Ethnographic Museum in Gori, Georgia:
A cache of coins discovered on Chachavadze Street, Gori in 1951. The cache includes a gold imitation Alexander stater, likely from Colchis!
#Sakartvelo #Gori #Colchis #Numismatics #CoinCollecting #History
@kinzercoins.bsky.socialFour dolphins, one face. Anaxilas refounded Zankle as Messana and struck this tetradrachm after his Olympic mule-chariot win. Code NEWSUBSCRIBER, 10% off.
@kinzercoins.bsky.socialMother of a Fallen Emperor. Julia Soaemias was killed alongside her son Elagabalus when the Praetorian Guard turned on him in AD 222. AD 218 to 222, NGC certified, $180.
@numismatics.bsky.socialNew Commemorative Coin: Shri Ghanshyam Dass Jain. More Info: share.google/r44MB4v7CrQ7...
@kinzercoins.bsky.socialHe marched on Rome and won.
Septimius Severus, from Leptis Magna, founder of the Severan dynasty. Silver, CE 193 to 211, NGC CH-VF.
Would you have marched on Rome?
@coolcoins.bsky.socialFrom the National Museum in Tbilisi, Georgia
The ultra rare David IV (aka David the Builder). One of (I think) four known.
@coolcoins.bsky.social⚠️New coin alert!!⚠️
Iran - Safavid Dynasty - Tahmasp I - 1 Bisti - MM - 96X (960 or 961 AH/ 1552-1554 AD)
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@coolcoins.bsky.socialFrom the National Museum in Tbilisi, Georgia
Safavid, Ismail I, AR, Nakhjawan 928 AH
Probably a Shahi
#Islam #CoinCollecting #Numismatics #Safavids #Sakartvelo #Tbilisi #Nakhjawan #Azerbaijan
@agaunews.bsky.socialA Quicklook at 100th Anniversary of the Showa Period 1oz silver coin (2026 Japan Mint) #coins #numismatics #history #japan #silver #silvercoins
https://agaunews.com/100th-anniversary-of-the-showa-period-1oz-silver-coin-2026-japan-mint/
@kinzercoins.bsky.socialThe Woman Who Ruled Rome. Julia Mamaea governed through her son Severus Alexander's reign while he ruled as figurehead. AD 222 to 235, NGC certified, $180.
@agaunews.bsky.socialNumiscollect journey through the seven sins, but mirror them with the seven virtues in their latest silver coin series #coins #numismatics #silver #lust #chastity #sevensins #sevenvirtues
https://agaunews.com/chastity-never-heard-of-it/
@globalmuseum.bsky.socialAmerican Numismatic Society plans 2028 opening of Money Museum.
Toledo will be home to one of the world’s largest money collections after the American Numismatic Society renovates its future headquarters and Money Museum
archive.ph/9qCiF
#globalmuseum #museums #numismatics #money #Toledo
@kinzercoins.bsky.socialHe made his own empire.
Postumus broke Gaul away from Rome, own senate, own consuls, finer silver than Rome itself. CE 260 to 269, NGC CH-XF.
Would you have built your own Rome?
@kinzercoins.bsky.socialWhy is the mother on the front, the emperor on the back?
Empress Irene ruled as regent, then deposed her son in AD 797 to rule alone. Her coin breaks tradition. Code NEWSUBSCRIBER, 10% off.
@agaunews.bsky.socialUnited Crypto States celebrates the US in its anniversary year with the help of a pair of American numismatic icons #coins #numismatics #silver #bitcoin #useagle
https://agaunews.com/united-crypto-states-celebrates-the-us-in-its-anniversary-year-with-the-help-of-a-pair-of-american-numismatic-icons/
@d-b-z.bsky.socialDer neue MünzenMarkt ist da! Jetzt gratis online lesen: www.philapress.de/2026/10/05/m...
#coins #numismatics
@numismatics.bsky.socialMumbai Mint Begins Bookings for UPSC Commemorative Coin Sets. More Info: share.google/dotPRTbjI5xd...
@kinzercoins.bsky.socialNobody agrees who the dolphin rider is.
Rome founded Brundisium in 244 BC, main port to Greece. Bronze coin, Neptune on one side, mystery rider (Taras, Phalanthos, or Arion) on the other. Code NEWSUBSCRIBER, 10% off.