BRONZE GREEK COIN FILIPO MACEDONIA Authenticity unconditionally guaranteed !!! Shipping information: 8 USD for registered airmail worlwide. For values over 100 USD or more, I suggest insurance in the

 

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

 

ROMAN EMPIRE-Silver AR Denarius of Septimius Severus 193-211 AD Ancient Roman Coinweight-2,02gr diameter-16mmCheck out my other items! GOOD LUCK Be sure to add me to your favorites list!Worldwide and

 

VALENS 364 - 378 A.D, Gold Solidus, 20 mm, 3.9 grams, Antioch Mint, 6th officina, struck 366 - 367 A.D Obverse / DN VALENS PER AVG / Pearl diademed draped bust right Reverse / RESTITVTOR REIPVBLICAE V

 

size: Height:24mm Width:24mm Depth:2mm Weight:16pc=80g Shipping Method Shipping Time 　 Air Parcel By China Post 　 18-30 Working Days Handling Time Shipping Within 24 to 72 Hours After Payment Rece

 

Rare Antoninus Pius AE sestertius, about 140-144. ANTONINVS - AVG PIVS PP Laureate head r. with short beard. Rev. TR POT COS III / SC Roman she-wolf r. with seated, suckling twins. RIC 112, 648. C. 91

 

Description SMAL COLONIAL BRONZЕ / RARE CITY / 20mm/5.40g M-690Payment PAY PAL as a payment method for all buyers Payments must be received within 7 days from the end of auction. Shipping Items will

 

CITY COMMEMORATIVESBy the fourth century the Roman Empire had been divided up into Eastern and Western Empires, often times ruled by blood relatives. Each had its own capital city. From A.D. 330-346,

 

lot of 38 ancient roman coins

 

Magnetes, Thessaly_96 - 146 BC_AE22 O: Helmeted head of Athena right. R: Horseman with spear galloping right. Flan is 5 mm thick; see photo. 14.0 g, 22 mm Posted with eBay Mobile