Seleucid Kingdom Antiochos VII Euegertes 138-129 BC Reference: SNG Spaer 1932ff Bronze, 18 mm, 5.8 grams Obverse: Bust of Eros right Reverse: Headdress of Isis, inscription (top to bottom and right to

 

ROMAN EMPIRE-Constantine I The Great 307-337 AD Follis Romulus & Remus Wolf Ancient Roman Coinweight-2,53gr diameter-19mmsee my other items GOOD LUCKWorldwide and combined shipping is possible!VER

 

AFRA : Sasanian Empire , Hormizd IV. 579-590 AD , AR Drachm , 3.40 gm , 31 mm , SHUSH , Gobl 200, Crowned bust right, star and crescents on shoulder, stars flanking crown. Fire altar flanked by two at

 

Nice TREBONIANUS GALLUS. 251-253 AD. Æ Sestertius, Rome mint. IMP CAES C VIBIVS TREBONIANVS GALLVS AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind / LIBERTAS AVGG, S-C across fields,

 

20 MM aprox. 3,0 GRAMS aprox. all the items are genuine and authentic coins are photographed, to see the quality of the coins look at the pictures The number listed in parenthesis LEFT IS ONLY A CONTR

 

ROMAN. IMPERIAL. MAXIMINUS I THRAX, 222-238 ADSestertius, Ae, Av: IMP MAXIMINVS PIVS AVG, Laureate and draped bust rRv: PAX AVGUSTA, S - C in field, Salus seated l. on throne, feeding snake, rising fr

 

Allectus 293 - 96 AD AE Quinarius. London mint.Max diameter 19.83mm 2.4 gramsIMP C ALLECTVS P F AVG Radiate and cuirassed bust right.VIRTVS AVG Galley right, Q L in ex.The reverse is rather nice, both

 

and tags --> CARTHAGE, SECOND PUNIC WAR AE SHEKEL SCARCE and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 215-201 BC Obv: Wr

 

RARE ROMAN COINS (i) Found whilst metal detecting in East Yorkshire, they may be small but they’re Rare and unusual. Please grade as per the pictures. 1) CONSTANTIUS II. AE4. 9th Sept A.D. 337 – A

 

JOBLOT of UNIDENTIFED ROMAN COINS Some have alot of detail others have a little. Some are bronze but others appear to be either silver or silver coated bronze (they have a dull grey colouring to them)