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What's New at Classical Coins: January 5, 2010

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Dave Welsh

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Jan 6, 2010, 7:39:20 PM1/6/10
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What's New at Classical Coins

January 5, 2010

Since the last newsletter

* 53 coins have been added to our online inventory

Coins Added

With this issue of "What's New" listing of 53 new ancient coins to the
Classical Coins website, www.classicalcoins.com , is announced. To quickly
review these new listings, click here:
http://www.classicalcoins.com/new.html .

This eclectic listing includes four Byzantine bronze coins; three rare
Tarentine silver nomoi (didrachms); one Roman Republican denarius; three
Roman Imperatorial silver coins, highlighted by a very nice portrait
denarius of Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus and an "elephant" denarius of Julius
Caesar; twenty coins struck by the "Twelve Caesars," including hard to find
denarii of Tiberius, Galba and Vitellius; fourteen superb quality silvered
late Roman AE coins, which are extremely scarce in such outstanding
condition, and finally a nice Parthian drachm of Mithradates II.

Many collectors don't seem to realize that there is much more to Classical
Coins than what appears on our New Listings and Premier Coins pages. We
encourage you to explore the entire site, where hundreds of other attractive
coins await your perusal. We have been so busy that previous listings have
not been repriced to the current market, and many bargains remain to be
found. If a coin you are searching for is not listed, that does not mean
that we don't have it. We always have a large inventory of coins and
numismatic literature not yet listed for sale, and will gladly help
customers fill want lists, or locate difficult to find coins. For
assistance, telephone us at 805-562-8619 or send an email to
ser...@classicalcoins.com .

Don't forget to visit our VCoins store, located at
http://www.vcoins.com/ancient/classicalcoins/store , where you will find a
different stock of fine ancient coins, to which new listings have recently
been added.

Readers should also be aware that we sell numismatic literature. These
listings may be found at http://www.classicalcoins.com/usedbooks.html .

Dave Welsh
www.classicalcoins.com
ser...@classicalcoins.com


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