Roman Imperial ae AS of Marcus Aurelius , Pietas Obverse : Laureate bust right of Marcus Aurelius Reverse : Pietas standing left dropping incense onto a lighted altar Grade: Fine Provenance : Spain We

 

Byzantine ruler of Constantinople Manuel I 1143-1180 AD billon Aspon trachy Click Images to Enlarge LoveThatCoinGuy Presents: Byzantine ruler of Constantinople Manuel I 1143-1180 AD billon Aspon trach

 

Roman Bronze Quinarius Allectus, 293-296 A.D. Green patina as found; possibly better than picture as detail visible but smoothed Reverse of galley travelling left; 'C' mintmark (Clausentum?) Found in

 

Ancient Roman AE3 of LICINIUS I..... 308-324 A.D......minted circa 317-320 A.D..,.18mm. 2.4 grams.. obverse; IMP LICINIVS AVG.. laureate draped bust left, holding mappa and sceptre on globe. reverse;

 

ROMAN EMPIRE-SILVER ANTONINIANUS GORDIAN III 238-244 AD AUTHENTIC ANCIENT ROMAN COIN weight-4,02gr diameter-24mmCheck out my other items! GOOD LUCK Be sure to add me to your favorites list!Worldwide a

 

Romae Aeternae Numismatics Welcomes You! Claudius I AE AS Rome Mint 42 AD Obverse: TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP P P, bare head left Reverse: S C, Minerva standing right holding shield and brand

 

and tags --> DIVO CLAUDIUS II AE ANT and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 270 AD Rev: CONSECRATIO, flaming altar

 

HERACLIUS Follis Constantinople 610-641 AD Sear #: 806 [D.Sear: Byzantine coins and their values 2010 edition] Other reference: MIB 161 [ MIB = Hahn: Moneti Imperii Byzantini] Obverse: Martina, crowne

 

Up for auction is a Roman Empire Antoninus Pius, AD 138-161 AR Denarius (3.15 Grams) rv Virtus stg. that is professionally graded and slabbed by NGC as VF with Strike: 5/5 and Surface: 2/5. The coin t

 

For sale is RARE SILVER Ancient Roman Denarius of Emperor VESPASIAN, circa 69-79 AD. MINT & RARE REVERSE: AQUILA EAGLE on PEDESTAL An aquila, or eagle, was a prominent symbol used in ancient Rome,