CONSTANTINIAN DYNASTY 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 his three half-br

 

Nice barbarous Magnentius AE2. Lugdunum. RPLG in exergue. 2,60 grs. 20 mm. Nice bronze colour. Better in hand!!! POR FAVOR LEA ESTAS CONDICIONES ANTES DE REALIZAR PUJA ALGUNA / PLEASE READ THIS CONDIT

 

833 Antoninus Pius fouree denarius. PONTIF MAX COS III P P, Pietasin reverse. 2,58 gm., 17 mm. Nice tone

 

Tragilos in Macedonia, ca. 450 -430 AR Hemiobol (0,19 gm) Bunch of grapes in dotted border / civic ethnic T P I A in quadrapartite incuse square. Well centered, high relief. SNG Cop 447.

 

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Gordian III IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG, radiate, draped & cuirassed bust right / FELICIT TEMP, Felicitas standing left with caduceus & cornucopiae. Mode In Shipping: -Mail certificate with pad

 

Gordian III AR Antoninianus. IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG, radiate, draped & cuirassed bust right / LAETITIA AVG N, Laetitia standing right with wreath & anchor. Reference from Wildwinds below:

 

Roman Imperial - Augustus - Æ Quadrans, 4 BC. C RVBELLIVS BLANDVS S-C around SC / III VIR A A A F F around garlanded altar with bowl shaped top. Composition: Bronze, weight: 3.00 gm. diameter: 15 mm.

 

IONI : Miletos, Ionia, Late 6th - early 5th centuries BC, silver Obol, 1.40 gm , 10 mm , Mint: Miletos Minted: 600-500 BC , Obv: Forepart of a lion right; head left, Rev: Stellate pattern incuse. A we

 

Greek Coinage Uncertain Mint - Caria Mylasa (?) Silver Tetartemorion, milesian standard, struck circa 420-390 B.C. 0.23 g, 5-6 mm Obverse: Forepart of roaring lion, head turned back. Reverse: Bird sta