Attractive anonymous Æ Uncia. Rome, circa 217-215 BC. Helmeted head of Roma left; pellet behind / Prow of galley right; pellet below. Crawford 38/6e. 11,34 gm. 25 mm. diameter. Old cabinet patina. Ni

 

Gela, Sicily, tetras, (3.75g, 14 mm) c. 335-310 BC, Head of Hercules right,wearing lion skin, knotted at base. / GELAS Head of river-god Gelas left. Black Patina and coin is actually fine as it hasrai

 

Beautiful Rome commemorative issue *PLC Beautiful dark patina, lovely bold clean strike. Fantastic in the hand, I have tried to take very close up shot with camera and side lighting to show the detail

 

and tags --> CARTHAGE AE 22 SCARCE and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 221-210 BC Obv: Wreathed head of Tanit l

 

Ancient coin of Hadrian Sestertius 31mm 21.3 gm dark even patina Hadrian bust right/victory standing provenance ex-Mcteas Glasgow All items guaranteed authentic and there is no time limit on this guar

 

This is a NICE AND INTERSTING Lot of 29 ANCIENT COINS U I D ????? I do not alter or clean coins in any way all items as received and original With no RESERVE as always Thank You & Good Luck.......

 

*AJS* Thracian Chersonese AR hemidrachm. 480-350 BC. Forepart of lion *AJS* Thracian Chersonese AR hemidrachm. 480-350 BC. Forepart of lion Thracian Chersonese AR hemidrachm. 480-350 BC. Forepart of l

 

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,

 

Ancient coin in very good condition. O his bust right. R Kybele seated on a lion right. Hieropolis Bambyce

 

Roman dice concentric eyes engraved (numbers from 1 to 6), bone, diam. 11 x 10mm. Roman Imperial, Eastern Mediterranean, 1st to 4th Century A.D.; condition: one corner slightly damaged but nevertheles