IRAN, PERSIAN, PARTHIAN EMPIRE, Mithradetes I, c. 171-138 BC. Weight: 3.38 grams Diameter: 18 mm Guaranteed Authentic Check out my other items!

 

LOT OF 10 CONSTANTINE THE GREAT ROMAN COINS c.300 A.D. Great Collection of Ancient Coins!!! LOT OF 10 CONSTANTINE THE GREAT ROMAN COINS c.300 A.D. Very Impressive Pieces of History! Click here to visi

 

and tags --> GORDIAN III AR ANT and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 238-244 AD Rev: VIRTVS AVG, Virtus standing

 

You are bidding on two nice Bronze roman coins both from the Imperial age of coinage and Rome. These are very nicely detailed and depict a dark patina. I have seen many of this era which are pitted an

 

grimstonian Store DescriptionCaracalla Roman silver denarius. ANTONINVS PIVS FEL AVG; laureate head right. Reverse: MARTI PROPVGNATORI; Mars hurrying left, holding spear & trophy. Sear 6819: RIC 2

 

WE USUALLY MAKE COMBINE REGISTERED SHIPPINGS WITH MULTIPLE ARTICLES Interesting Commodus AE as. Salus seated. 11,06 gm., 24 mm. Old cabinet patina Better in hand!! POR FAVOR LEA ESTAS CONDICIONES ANTE

 

TYPE: prutah struck by Salome Alexandra circa 76-67 BCE, when she was regent for John Hyrcanus II. This coin was struck over a lily / anchor coin of Alexander Jannaeus (Hendin 1148). ATTRIBUTION: Hend

 

Mattathias Antigonus (Mattatayah) AE 8 prutah, 14.7 grams.The characteristics of Mattathias Antigonus coins are: a. excess weight; b. thick letters; c. thecoins are in three denominations: Large- Dich

 

Gordianus III Pius Aug. 238 - 244 A.D. Antoninian, silver (4,26 g), diam. 2,2 cm, 7h, Avers: radiated bust draped and cuirassed seen slightly from the back, IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG, Revers: Hercule

 

Roman Bronze Antoninianus & Quinarius Allectus, 293-296 A.D. Both have seen much better days but with visible detail Reverse of PAX AVG & LAETITIA AVG From a larger collection of Roman materia