and tags --> TRAJAN AE SESTERTIUS and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 101-102 AD Rev: TR POT COS IIII P P SC, P

 

Roman Empire, Valens. 364 - 378 AD. AE-3. Thessalonica Mint. 18.07mm, 2.91g. Rx./ Emperor advancing rt., dragging a captive. VF. Terms: USA: shipping and handling for this item is $4.00 for the first

 

ancientartcoins Store Gordian III. AD 238-244. AR

 

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I will start by saying i am not a coin guy. That's why I'm starting these sets. Of ancient Roman coins so cheap. And with no reserve. They came from the estate of a long time collector and hoarder. I

 

Ptolemaic Kingdom, Ptolemy IV Philopator, 225 - 205 B.C.After Alexander the Great's death, Egypt was administred by Ptolemy, one of his friends and generals. In 305 B.C. Ptolemy crowned himself king,

 

maxshick store Egypt, Ptolemy III, 21mm

 

Beautiful Rome commemorative issue fantastic detail, stunning coin! original dark patina PCONST in exergue 18mm diameter Unconditionally guaranteed to be genuine - from large old collection being sold

 

FAUSTINA JUNIOR SILVER DENARIUS, REVERSE - PUDICITIA STG. L SACRIFICING OVER ALTARROME MINT, AD 156RIC 156AWEIGHT - 3.1DIAMETER - 19MMVERY FINE GRADE, SEE PHOTOS ALL ITEMS GUARANTEED GENUINE, BID WITH

 

Greek city of Mesembria in Thrace Struck 400-350 B.C. Measuring 15-16mm. 3.63gm. Obverse:/ Corinthian helmet. Reverse:/ META in the four quarters of a radiate wheel. An important colony of Megara, Mes