Roman marble figure with an image of Hercules,II-III century A.D.
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1 | ROMAN EMPIRE. Macrinus (AD 217–218). AR Denarius Marcus Opellius Severus Macrinus Augustus; (ca. 165 – June 218) ROMAN EMPIRE. Macrinus (AD 217–218). AR denarius, 3.28 gm, Rome mint, ca. late July AD 217–February 218. Obverse: IMP C M OPEL SEV | | $300.00 |
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2 | cAc Heraclius & Heraclius Constantine, Follis, large M, 610-641 AD, overtsruck Don't miss our daily auctions ! Bild 1 Bild 2 Heraclius & Heraclius Constantine, Follis, large M, 610-641 AD, overtsruck 10.9g / 33mm You will find hundreds of interesting fixed-price offers in ou | | $13.75 |
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2 | ATHENA CRESTED HELMET OBVERSE & WINGED NIKE ADVANCING REVERSE GREEK SYRIA SYRIAN ATHENA CRESTED HELMET OBVERSE & WINGED NIKE ADVANCING REVERSE GREEK SYRIA SYRIAN144 THIS AUCTION IS FOR THIS VERY NICE CONDITION SYRIAN GREEK COIN. THIS IS A RATHER THICK AND HEAVY LITTLE COIN THE | | $12.50 |
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2 | CRISPUS AE 3 SISCIA MINT (962X) and tags --> CRISPUS AE 3 and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 321-324 AD Rev: CAESARVM NOSTRORVM Size: 19 mm We | | $17.96 |
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8 | Trajan Sestertius Anceint Rome 98 - 117 AD A very nice Sestertius of Trajan. This coin has been lacquered - as is the case with many of the large bronzes of Rome. This was a common practice hundreds of years ago. The coin has great portrait de | | $77.00 |
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3 | Leo I AE2 Cherson mint *Rare! This is uncleaned copper coin (20 mm.) of Roman emperor Leo I (457-474 A.D.) minted in Cherson (or in Constantinople for using in Cherson). Obverse: D.N.LEO PERPET.AVG. Diademed, draped and cuirassed | | $63.00 |
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7 | Roman - AD 202 - 205 - Plautilla - AR Denarius - NGC XF All items are satisfaction guaranteed, seven day return policy. Buyer Pays the shipping costs specified in the listing. For each additional item won, the buyer can add $2 per item to determine the fin | | $77.06 |
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10 | Ancient Greek Silver Apollonia Pontica Diobol Coin - 450 BC An ancient Greek silver diobol from Apollonia Pontica struck circa 450- 400 BC. The obverse with the head of Medusa shown with protruding tongue, her hair in stylised curls. The reverse with anchor, c | | $70.06 |
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3 | ROMAN EMPIRE- Constans 337-350 AD Follis Two Victories Ancient Roman Coin ROMAN EMPIRE- Constans 337-350 AD Follis Two VictoriesAncient Roman Coinweight-1,59gr diameter-16mmsee my other items GOOD LUCKWorldwide and combined shipping is possible! VERY RARE AND SCARCE ROMAN C | | $6.50 |
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4 | Himera, Sicily, Nice Nymph Head, 6 Dots in Wreath, SCARCE Bronze Hemilitron Himera, Sicily, 420-408 BC, bronze hemilitron of 14.6 mm, 3.00 grams. Obverse: Nymph Himera head left six dots in front of face. Reverse: Six dots within a wreath. Reference: BMC-54. This lot is accom | | $26.01 |