Roman Imperial ae Dupondius Coin of Antonia CLAUDIUS TOGATE Obverse : ANTONIA AVGVSTA, draped bust right of Antonia Reverse : TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP S C, Claudius, togate, standing left,

 

ROMAN EMPIRE-LICINIUS I 308-324 AD FOLLISANCIENT ROMAN COINweight-2,98gr diameter-22mmsee my other items GOOD LUCKWorldwide and combined shipping is possible!VERY RARE AND SCARCE ROMAN COINsupplier of

 

Click to open supersize image Click to open supersize image -   Anonymous. Ca. 530 and later. AR Third Siliqua or Scripulum(?) (13.3 mm, 0.84 g, 5 h). Constantinople mint. Rare. anepigraphic, helmete

 

CYPRUS ANCIENT COIN Cleopatra VII AE 12mm, UNCLEANED,full legend. WEIGHT: 1.61g LENGHT: 12MM

 

Description 4th-3rd CENTURY BC BOSPORUS PANTICAPAEUM Ae 17 NGC CHOICE AU (STRIKE 5, SURFACE 5) PAN or SILENUS Exceptional luster. Sharp strike. Lightly toned surfaces. Obverse: Head of bearded satyr l

 

1J09 FRASCATIUS ANCIENTS A BEAUTIFUL BRONZE PRUTAH OF HEROD THE GREAT FROM 40 - 4 BC. THE SIZE IS 14.8 MM AND 1.66 GRAMS. OBVERSE – Inscription around Anchor REVERSE – Double cornucopia Prutah wer

 

After collecting the Roman Provincial coins of Diadumenian for many years - and writing a die study book about them - the time has come to part with them and let others enjoy owning them for a while.

 

An Artuqids of Mardin / Husam al-Din Yuluq Arslan AE dirham, from 1184-1201 AD. Obverse shows four full length figures in lamentation scene; reverse shows 5 lines of text. Diameter approx 30mm; weight

 

As of Hadrianus, 117-138 AD., Rome mint. Av. laur. head right Rv. large SC in oak wreath quality is about very fine with a dark brown patina! weight is 10,47gr.

 

CITY COMMEMORATIVESBy the fourth century the Roman Empire had been divided up into Eastern and Western Empires, often times ruled by blood relatives. Each had its own capital city. From A.D. 330-346,