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HELLO. YOU ARE BIDDING ON TWO (2) VERY SPECIAL AND VERY RAREEEE...ANCIENT IMP. ROMAN BRONZE COINS. circa. 2000 YEARS OLD. 27 BC - 476 AD. ONE BIG is 18 mm. AND ONE 14 mm. IN MY OPINION HAS OK DETAILS

 

Roman Silver Denarius Vespasian, 69-79 A.D. Fairly worn but with visible detail Reverse of eagle on cippus Found in Bucks. Weighing 2.6 grams & measuring 17mm We will always combine auction lots f

 

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

 

If you look at the reverse at the "A" in AVG, there appears to be a break in the plating.    Stylistically the denarius could be from a mint engraver.   19mm, 2.71 grams The 2.71 grams also is unde

 

D27 Lot 100 Uncleaned Crusty Encrusted High Hi Quality Roman Bronze Coins - 205g Individually Hand Picked Coins - Money Back Guarantee!!PLEASE READ!!!With My "Ten Coins Cleaned Guarantee" - You Have N

 

Roman Bronze Coins x 100 Look to be mostly 3rd & 4th Century These are in very poor condition with just the odd one that could be salvaged! Total weight of 177 grams From South East of England Ple

 

New Style Owls began c. 164 BC and ended c. 42 BC when Rome stopped the minting of Athens' silver coinage and replaced it with its own denarii, perhaps with the arrival of Mark Antony in Athens. Very

 

Bactrian/Indo Greek Silver Obol coin (Possible Scythian imitative). Weight= .5 grams, Diameter=8mm A87 ATTENTION!! The item pictured is the actual item you will receive. ALL Items ARE GUARANTEED TO BE

 

ancientartcoins Store Greek coins, unidentified Nice!!.