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All my coins and medals are from my private collection. Im' not a professional grader, so grading is my opinion only. Pictures show the real condition. Payment: I accept only Paypal. Upon receipt of p

 

Hadrian, 117-138 A.D. AE Obol (18-19mm). 4.5 grams. Alexandria, Egypt. Obv, Laureate head right. Rev, Alexandria's head right or could be the head of Antinous?. The head on reverse looks like Antinous

 

Constantine I Gloria Romanorum Obv: CONSTANTI-NVS MAX AVG Rev: GLORIA RO-MANORVM Constantinople Ric 17 c. 327 EF condition

 

Click here to get eBay templates at Auctiva.com This is a beautiful Lucania Velia silver Didrachm circa 365-340 BC I just bought here in my store in a small collection. Reading from the label that was

 

Lot of 3 denarius - 2 republican + 1 imperial. All my coins come from proven authentic coin dealers or private collections, after careful examination. They present at least fine grade. In other words,

 

THANK YOU FOR VISITING OUR COIN STORE THE EXCAVATORS STASH IS SO MUCH FUN YOU'RE GOING TO THINK IT'S THE BEST AUCTION EVER!!! IMAGINE YOUR WALKING THROUGH AN OLD ABANDONED EXCAVATION SITE AND YOU STUM

 

ROMAN DIOCLETIAN COIN- A++ SHAPE. ABOUT THE SIZE OF A US DIME

 

Roman Republic Silver Denarius L Cupiennus 147 BC DIOSCVRI Obverse: Head of Roma right in winged helmet, X below chin, cornucopia behind Reverse: Dioscuri galloping right, two stars above, L•CVP belo

 

An ancient barbarous Celtic Gaul issue of a Greek Macedonian silver tetradrachm of King Philip II, father of Alexander the Great. Dating to approximately the 4th - 3rd Century BC. The obverse with the