ROME REPUBLIC, GENS VIBIA C. Vibius C.f. Pansa 90 b.C DENARIUS Obverse: Laureate head of Apollo right, PANSA behind, Latin letters before Reverse: Minerva in quadriga right with spear, reins & tro

 

A© AAP6.0 Licinius I (308-324AD) original ancient Roman coin AE 19mm. 2.66gm. bronze coin of Licinius I struck in Thessalonica mint in the 4th century AD. Rare and interesting well centered nice spec

 

Galerius follis RIC 180a mint of Lyon dated 303-305 condition: about EF uncleaned some light green deposits almost all silvering remaining much better in real than on photo

 

Escribe texto o la dirección de un sitio web o traduce un documento.Cancelar FANTASTIC LOT OF 25 ROMAN COINS, ARE VARIED, THERE FOLLIS, MAIORINO, ANTONINIANUS... AND ALSO ARE MANY DIFFERENT EMPERORS

 

First, and foremost--I am in no way any type of expert on the subject of coins. This particular coin was purchased in Tel Aviv back in the 1980's by a relative who has since passed away. Up for auctio

 

Rare Hadrian silver denarius --2.33g and 17.8mm - struck AD 134-138 in Rome - HADRIANVS AVG COSIII P P -- bare head facing right -- ALEXANDRIA , alexandria standing left, holding sistrum and serpent i

 

and tags --> DIOCLETIAN AE FOLLIS and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 302-303 AD Rev: SACRA MON VRB AVGG ET CAE

 

Roman Imperial ar Silver Denarius Coin of Aelius Caesar Obverse : Laureate bust of Aelius as Caesar right Reverse : Concordia seated left resting elbow on cornucopiae Grade: Fine Provenance : Weight :

 

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Lot of 2_silver Greek fractions 0.5 grams total weight. These are probably rare Tetartemorion. They are difficult to identify due to a scarcity of published material on this denomination.