Here are four interesting AE 4s that have been in distilled water more than 10 years. Two are debased antonianii and show the remains of silvering. I don't have a provenance for them. As always, I do

 

Roman bronze rings,lot 3pcs

 

Roman Silver Denarius Severus Alexander, 222-235 A.D. Bold portrait with porous reverse surface Reverse of Virtus carrying trophy right From a collection formed early in this millennium Weighing 2.6 g

 

ROMAN EMPIRE-Silver AR Denarius Sabina 117-137 AD wife of Emperor Hadrian Concordia AVGG ( 141 )Ancient Roman Coinweight-2,73gr diameter-18mmsee my other items GOOD LUCKWorldwide and combined shipping

 

PALMAX_COLLECTIONS GREEK COINS Sicily, Ietas (Iaetia). 4th period c. 20-10 BC. AE as (8,11 grs). Bearded bust of Heracles right, IAITI – NΩN. / Trikeles with Gorgoneion in the center. Calciati I, p

 

Maximinus II Daia AE Follis. 310-313 AD VERY FINE (I am not a coin expert, the pictures are of the actual coin, you can judge the condition for yourself) Maximinus II Daia AE Follis. 310-313 AD. Obver

 

Item info:Forepart of wild springing right, crescent or lambda in upper left field / Baal'tars seated left on throne, holding long scepter behind, grapes and ear of grain in front(One has an odd rever

 

and tags --> TRAJAN AE SESTERTIUS SCARCE and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 100 AD Rev: TR POT COS III P P SC,

 

gali491 store Ptolemy I, 323-310 BC, bronze of 29mm, 16.5 grams. Obverse: Bust of Zeus to right.Reverse: Eagle, wings spread,. SEE SCAN FOR CONDITION, THIS IS THE ACTUAL COIN YOU WILL GET SHIPPING: 6$

 

Macrinus 217 - 218 A.D Nicopolis ad Istrum Moesia Inferior Bronze AE 26 11.10 grams, 25.8 mm, Nicopolis ad Istrrum mint AVT KM OTTE CEVHPOC MAKPINOC AVT / Laureate head right ONTINOY NIKOTTOIT NOC IT