Pietas seated left reaching out to child before, holding scepter, star to left I combined into a single party won lots. When you buy 3 lots free shipment.

 

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Roman Imperial ae Sestertius of Claudius , SPES Obverse: TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP, Laureate head right of Claudius Reverse: SPES AVGVSTA , Spes standing left holding flower and raising hem

 

Roman Republic, c. 125 BC, AE Semis of M. METELLVS of 18.7 mm, 6.93 grams. Obverse: Macedonian shield. Reverse: Prow rt. Reference: Crawford 363/3a. This coin is an RBW duplicate, originally purchased

 

Trajan AR Silver Denarius Rare issue that records the construction of a road in 109 A.D which was built and replaced the Appian Way from Beneventum to Brondisim IMP TRAIANO AVG DAC PM COS VI PP / Laur

 

CONSTANTINE II, as Caesar. 317-337 AD. Æ Follis 

 

ACHA : PERSIA , ACHAEMENID EMPIRE , XERXES II to ATAXERXES II, 420-375 BC , 5.50 gm , 16 mm x 13 mm , AR SIGLOS , Obverse: Great King right in running/kneeling stance, holding bow and sceptre , Revers

 

CONSTANTINIAN DYNASTY (306-363 A.D.) Constantine I had four sons whom he originally designated as Caesars. His first wife, Minervina, bore him his eldest son named Crispus. He was made Caesar while hi

 

Herennia Etruscilla wife of Traianus Decius, 249-251 A.D. Antoninian, Silver (3.61 g), diam. 2,2 cm, 6h, Avers: diad. bust draped right, on crescent, HER ETRVSCILLA AVG, Revers: Pudicitia draped, diad

 

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