1) Constantine the Great, Caesar 306-307 A.D. Filius Augustorum 307-309 A.D. Augustus 309-337 A.D. AE16mm. 1.9 grams. 2) Constantius II, Caesar 337-347 A.D. Augustus 347-355 A.D. AE16mm. 1.7 grams. 3)

 

THANK YOU FOR VISITING THE GREAT AMERICAN COIN COMPANY!!★LOT OF 50 ANCIENT UNCLEANED ROMAN COINS★THIS IS A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A DISAPPEARING RESOURCETHE ROMAN SOLDIERS BURIED THESE

 

Roman Imperial. Caracalla (198 - 217), son of Septimius Severus and Julia Domna, brother of Geta, AR Denarius, 19mm, 3.2g., Sear 1918, VM 29. Obverse: ANTONINVS PIVS AVG, head of Caracalla rightRevers

 

ROMAN EMPIREAUGUSTUS 27 BC - AD 14 AR DENARIUS (3.74 g.) SILVERLUGDUNUM (FRANCE)REVERSE: GAIUS & LUCIUS CAESARSNGC CHOICE FINE!STRIKE: 3/5 SURFACE: 5/5 THIS IS A RARE LUGDUNUM DENARIUS WITH NO RES

 

Widow's MiteMinted by Alexander Jannaeus, King of Judaea, 103 - 76 B.C. Obverse: Anchor upside-down in circle. Reverse: Star of eight rays (The anchor is the front of the coin, meant to be viewed as a

 

Greek Silver coin Hemidrachm Chersonesos Thrace - 380-300 BC;2.43g:varies 12.61mm to 13.70mm

 

Solidus , MAGNUS MAGNENTIUS , 350-353 AD ,VERY RARE , solid gold coin ! Rare , minted in ROME , initial R , not TR (Trier). Weight - 4,42 Grams , Diameter- aprox. 22 mm , Metal-Solid Gold 23,6 kt , ch

 

 

Lot of 36 Small Roman Bronze Coins. These coins are small. About 10mm up to 14mm.  Appear to be mostly late Roman Constantinian era struck during the 4th century AD. Total combined weight of the coin

 

Sasanids Shapur I Copper Chalkous RARE COIN Obverse: Bust to right Reverse: Fire altar with attendants Mitchiner MAW 829; SNS Type IIc/1a-b; 2.49 gr. 13x15 mm.