ER613- Roman Republic, M. Caecilius Metellus Q.F. , Silver Denarius, Rome Mint, Click to Enlarge Item # ER613 Roman Republic, M. Caecilius Metellus Q.F. , Silver Denarius, Rome Mint, 127 B.C. Obverse:

 

WE USUALLY MAKE COMBINE REGISTERED SHIPPINGS WITH MULTIPLE Scarce Constantine I helmeted follis. Lugdunum PLON. VOT/IS/XX 3,35 grs. 20 mm Nice dark patinaBetter in hand!!! POR FAVOR LEA ESTAS CONDICIO

 

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

 

Roman Republic, c. 169 -158 BC, bronze as of VAL, 31 mm, 27.53 grams. Obverse: Laureate bust of Janus. Reverse: ROMA I VAL above and below prow r. Reference: Crawford 191/1. This coin is an RBW duplic

 

ASLAN : Sasanian Empire , Kavad I , 488-531 AD , AR Drachm , 3.20 gm , 26 mm , Unknown mint , GOBL - 185 , VF . $10.00 normal postage / $15.00 registered postage UK $5.00 Postage is free for any addit

 

and tags --> LICINIUS I AE 3 and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 319 AD Rev: VICTORIA AVGG NN, Victory standing

 

Hyrcanus I was the nephew of the famous Judah Maccabee. This one has a nice, SHARP Hebrew inscription. John Hyrcanus I, 135-104 BC, bronze prutah of 13.3 mm, 2.11 grams. Obverse: Hebrew legend within

 

Thrace, Black Sea Area. Panticapion. Circa 4th Century BC. Head of Pan left, wreathed in ivy / Bow & arrow. 11.80g, 24mm Wildwinds page below: http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/thrace/pantikap

 

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

 

and tags --> ELAGABALUS MOESIA INFERIOR, NICOPOLIS AD ISTRUM AE 27 and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 218-222