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The detail on this specimen are the finest I have ever seen. AA, great shot!!!!!!!!! Click view all sizes and look at the 1226x1000 view and you will see the most artistic and finest Julio Claudian coin ever struck on a big flan of a sestertius. Look at the detail of Caligula togated as Pontifex Maximus. Note the restrained bull and it gives us a look into the dress of the early empire with the attendant on the left with an axe in his belt. The figure on the pediment center I believe to be divus Augustus with a spear and patera. On the left edge of pediment is either Mars or Romulus, on the right edge of the pediment is Aeneas, Ascanius and Anchises, note the beautiful festooned garlanded temple and the work the die-cutter put into his work. The DIVO AVG(USTO) clearly represents the temple of Augustus. The six ionic colums are also very beautiful. The bulding plan of the DIVO AVG temple was begun by Tiberius. But, Caligula opened and dedicated the building himself. Joe Geranio
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The Shining Bronze-Cuckoo is a small songbird found in Australia, New Zealand, the Solomon Islands, and New Caledonia. There are four recognized subspecies which have subtle differences in plumage and may in fact be four distinct species. Like many other Old World cuckoos, this species is a brood parasite. It lays its eggs in another species’ nest so that its host can do the hard work of raising its young. The chicks literally push the host's own eggs or chicks out of the nest to secure as much food for themselves as possible. Examples of favored hosts include robins, thornbills, and fairy-wrens in Australia and Gray Gerygones in New Zealand. It no doubt parasitizes many small songbirds within its range. Glen Davis, New South Wales, Australia