Byzantine coins Anonymous Folles were first struck by John I and continued until after the reign of Alexius I. Romanus III. 1028-1034 AD. Class B anonymous follis, Constantinople. IC-XC to right and l

 

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

 

 

> ANOTHER - "THINGS FROM US" - AUCTION ************* BRIEF DESCRIPTION ************* 3 GENUINE ANCIENT SILVER COINS OF UNKNOWN TYPE OR DATE WE DISCOVERED THESE THREE GENUINE OLD SILVER COINS IN AN

 

This is a first class bronze of the rare ruler Flavius Victor, of the Aquileia mint. It is well centred, with all design and lettering present, and easily legible. Due to their tiny size, these coins

 

ANCIENT ROMAN COINS Lot of 15 Guaranteed to be Authentic. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. Actual coins offered in this lot. - Bid is for all 15 coins. 13-18mm, 26.72 grams total lot weight (A US dime is

 

HADRIAN Hemiobol Alexandria for Oxyrynchite Nome 126-7 AD Sear #:3839 Other reference: Dattari 6337, BMCG 86, Cologne 4313, Milne(supplement) 1237. p Obverse: Laurete bust right drape on left shoulder

 

Lot of 3 original Ancient Roman bronze coins of Emperor(s): Constantius II, Constans and Gratian Late 4th Century A.D. Measuring 13-15mm. Thessalonica, Siscia & Heraclea mint. (VF) Nice patina. No

 

This is a lot of three unidentified Greek bronze coins from the ancient city of Pelusium. These are heavy, thick coins. The coin at the bottom right has two eagles on the back, the other two one eagle

 

All 10 RIC catalogs on a DVD including Up for grabs is a data DVD containing pdf's of the following books Roman Imperial Coinage Vol. 1 Roman Imperial Coinage Vol. 2 Roman Imperial Coinage Vol. 3 Roma