A Constantius I follis, diameter approx 28mm at widest; reverse shows Carthage standing left with fruits in both hands; reverse legend is SALVIS AVGG ET CAESS FEL KART. Very good condition on reverse;

 

Byzantine Empire Justinian I, AD 527-565 Gold AV Tremissis NGC VF This very fine gold coin is wrinkled, features Justinian I on the obverse and Victory advancing on the reverse. The coin has been grad

 

Caracalla facing right obverse Concordia standing corsaded in wreath moon or hook in left hand . Great detail , med to light green patina . Great coin. Happy bidding Posted with eBay Mobile

 

greek syria kingdom ^ bronze coin 20M uncleaned scan samer - 41 - 42 all buyers must read my policy on ebay before buying any item please registered mail 10 $ in 25 to 40 days some time to usa delay i

 

The coin is a Greek silver Tetadame ( of alexander the Great ) around 300 BC good to fair condition. it is nice to have a coin of one of the most important figures in history.

 

NORTHERN GREECE CLASSICAL AND HELLENISTIC PERIODS: THRACIAN ISLANDS Janiform hd. of bald and bearded Satyr. R. ΘΑΣΙ (sometimes retrograde). Two amphorae, one of them upside-down; all within incuse

 

ancientartcoins Store Constantine I. AD 307/310-337. Æ Follis Your browser does not support JavaScript. To view this page, enable JavaScript if it is disabled or upgrade your browser.

 

TYPE: prutah struck by Salome Alexandra circa 76-67 BCE, when she was regent for John Hyrcanus II. This coin was struck over a lily / anchor coin of Alexander Jannaeus (Hendin 1148). ATTRIBUTION: Hend

 

Q. Titius_90 BC_silver Denarius_Rome mint O: Bearded head of Mutinus Titinus wearing winged diadem. R: Pegasos. Crawford 341/1 3.9 g, 21m m

 

Two AR Denarius. 1. SEV. Alexander (222-235) AD. 2. Trayan (98-117) AD.