HONORIUS – ATTRACTIVE SILVER SILIQUA ! This is a siliqua of the Milan mint, in good grade. The flan is of course clipped, (see illustration), but the ruler’s name is clear, and the coin has an exc

 

and tags --> VICTORINUS AE ANT and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 269-270 AD Rev: FIDES MILITVM, Fides standin

 

Roman Silver Denarius Caracalla (198-217AD) Rome XF Victory Reverse 198-217 AD Roman Silver Denarius Caracalla in XF condition. Caracalla was the nickname given to the eldest son of Septimius Severus

 

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Roman Empire, Constantine I. 307 - 337 AD. AE-Follis. Siscia mint. 19.66mm, 3.05g. Rx./ Two victories supporting a shield set on an altar. aVF. Terms: USA: shipping and handling for this item is $4.00

 

ANCIENT ROMAN EMPIRE COIN CONSTANTINE THE GREAT ERA C. 330 AD A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTIBLE COIN PLEASE SEE ABOVE PICTURES DON'T BE OUTBID krug001 Store

 

ANTIOI : Syria, Seleukis and Pieria, Antiocheia AE20. 312 B.C. 8.20 gm , 19 mm , Laureate head of Zeus right / ANTIOXEWN MHTROPOLEWS to left and right of Zeus seated left, holding Nike and sceptre ANT

 

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Judging from other coins I have I believe this is Trajan and about the size of a 2p coin - so a sestertius I suppose.For condition see the photo which I think are a fair representation.Interesting rev

 

Please take a look at the photos and make your own determination of the variety of this neat coin of ancient Rome. I identified it using online research but I am far from an expert in these varieties.