1M50 FRASCATIUS ANCIENTS A BEAUTIFUL SILVER HEMIOBOL OF IONIA (UNCERTAIN MINT) FROM THE 5TH CENTURY BC . RARE TYPE THE SIZE IS 6.9 MM AND 0.42 GRAMS. OBVERSE – Head right - Archaic REVERSE – Incus

 

AEGINA. Circa 360-350 BC. Æ 11mm (1.35 gm). Two dolphins; Incuse Square on back matches Aegina as you can see from the wildwinds page below: http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/aigina/t.html Rare!

 

Licinius I (A.D. 308-324) Bronze Follis Of Ancient Rome. Comes in the coin flip with the details, just as shown! Thanks for looking and happy bidding! Posted with eBay Mobile

 

VW09 FRASCATIUS ANCIENTS A BEAUTIFUL SILVER DIOBOL OF TEOS IONIA FROM 320 - 294 BC. The Griffin on the money of Teos appears to be symbolical of the worship of Dionysos, whose temple in that city was

 

Roman Imperial ae AS of Marcus Aurelius , Pietas Obverse : Laureate bust right of Marcus Aurelius Reverse : Pietas standing left dropping incense onto a lighted altar Grade: Fine Provenance : Spain We

 

An ancient Roman bronze commemorative ae3 coin issued by the first Christian Emperor, Constantine the Great to celebrate the foundation of the new capital of the Roman Empire, Constantinople. Struck 3

 

and tags --> CONSTANTINE II AE 4 and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C,337-340 AD Rev: GLORIA EXERCITVS Size: 18 m

 

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Unknown roman silver denarius with great details Diameter: 18,6 mm

 

Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE The reverse had a large letter indicating the coin denomination according to numerology (M or mu = 40, K or kappa = 20, I or iota = 10, and E or epsilon = 5)