CHERCHEZ LA FEMME Женщины в Нумизматике

[Sterling]

Медаль серебряная, Климент Х.

Медаль - шедевральная!
Стала бы бесценой жемчужиной любой коллекции!
А по сюжету у меня собранно в теме много материала
http://forum.castlecoins.ru/index.php?topic=2732.msg68532#msg68532

[Воробей]

А эта монета была поймана в сети Великолепная женщина с восхитительной грудью! 1000 франков Дагомея-Бенин, 1971 год, 51.5 гр, полированная пластина, 6500 экземпляров.

[Sterling]

Ну уже если современщину брать, то из полит корректности их сейчас много начеканили...
Кстати, - Европа!

[Sterling]

Грудастая Свобода, турецкое Материнство и скво-Сакагавея:

[Паисий Пчельник]

Шерше её свищи!
http://www.sixbid.com/browse.html?auction=2247&category=45124&lot=1899548

[vavan]

 

[Sterling]

Хорошая идея для Кастл Марки

[vavan]

Это творчество Рауля. 
Это он мне после победы в обсуждении юстировки презентовал. 

[Vlad1971]

Marciana. Silver Denarius (3.28 g), Augusta, ca. AD 105-112/4. Rome, under Trajan, AD 114. DIVA AVGVSTA MARCIANA, diademed and draped bust of Marciana right, hair in elaborately coifed row curls above brow and bound into tight bun high at back of head. Reverse : CONSECRATIO, eagle, with wings displayed, standing left, head right. RIC 743; Woytek 719; BMC 650; RSC 4. Boldly struck and well centered with incredibly sharp detail. Delicate old cabinet toning adds to its appeal. An absolutely marvelous example of this important rarity! Easily one of the finest known. Superb Extremely Fine.

Marciana was Trajan's elder sister, and from all accounts they were very close. After her husband died in AD 78, she and her daughter, Matidia, lived with Trajan and his wife, Plotina. She never remarried and continued to live with Trajan and Plotina until she died, probably in AD 112 or 114.
Estimated Value $25,000 - 30,000.
Ex NFA VI (27-28 February 1979), 709.

 
 
Realized $58,750
 

[Vlad1971]

Faustina II. Silver Denarius (3.6 g), Augusta, AD 147-175. Rome, under Antoninus Pius, ca. AD 147-150. FAVSTINAE AVG PII AVG FIL, draped bust of Faustina II right, hair tied in bun at back of head, single circlet of pearls around. Reverse : V-E-NVS, Venus standing facing, head left, holding apple and rudder placed on dove. RIC 515a; cf. Strack 520; cf. BMC 1067; RSC 261. Boldly struck with the portrait in high relief on a full flan, well centered and lustrous. Nearly Mint State.
Estimated Value $800 - 900.
Ex Tkalec (7 May 2009), 149.

 
 
Realized $1,146

[Vlad1971]

Diva Faustina I. Silver Denarius (3.3 g), died AD 140/1. Rome, under Antoninus Pius, ca. AD 141-146. DIVA FAV-STINA, draped bust of Faustina I right. Reverse : AVGV-STA, Ceres standing facing, head left, holding grain-ears and long torch. RIC 360; Strack 474; BMC 408; RSC 78. Well struck and well centered with delicate golden toning. Superb Extremely Fine.

[Vlad1971]

Sabina. Silver Denarius (3.34 g), Augusta, AD 128-136/7. Rome, under Hadrian, ca. AD 128-134. SABINA AVGVSTA HADRIANI AVG P P, diademed and draped bust of Sabina right, hair plaited in coil atop head. Reverse : Ceres seated left on basket, holding grain ears and torch. RIC 411a; Strack 360; BMC 919, note; RSC 91. Very Rare. Boldly struck and well centered on a nice wide flan, all delicately toned. Extremely Fine.
Estimated Value $5,000 - 6,000.
Ex Gorny & Mosch 203 (5 March 2012), 119; Leu 59 (17 May 1994), 278.

 
 
Realized $7,638

[Vlad1971]

Didia Clara. Silver Denarius (2.35 g), Augusta, AD 193. Rome, under Didius Julianus. DIDIA CLA-RA AVG, draped bust of Didia Clara right. Reverse : HILAR T-EMPOR, Hilaritas standing facing, head left, holding long palm and cornucopiae. RIC 10; BMC 14; RSC 3. Boldly struck and well centered with an incredibly sharp portrait of Didia Clara. Extremely rare and one of the finest known!. Extremely Fine.

Other than the fact that Didia Clara, the daughter of Didius Julianus and Manlia Scantilla, was a remarkable beauty and an only child, very little is known about either her life or her personality. On her father's accession, she was granted the title of Augusta, and we also know that she married Sextus Cornelius Repentinus, a career politician who became prefect of Rome during her father's short reign. However, her subsequent fate as well as the fate of her husband after her father was overthrown by Septimius Severus is unknown.
Estimated Value $5,000 - 6,000.

 
 
Realized $6,169

[Sterling]

Подборка портретов - первоклассная!
Лично мой самый любимый женский портрет на монетах Рима - профиль Юлии Мамеи - матери Александра Севера.
Мой любимый женский античный профиль!

[Vlad1971]

Diva Faustina I. Silver Denarius (3.5 g), died AD 140/1. Rome, under Antoninus Pius, ca. AD 141-146. DIVA FAVSTINA, draped bust of Faustina I right. Reverse : CONSECR-ATIO, peacock walking right, head turned to look back. RIC 384b; Strack 453; BMC 473; RSC 175. Perfectly centered and delicately toned, a superb example. Nearly Mint State.

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