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

 

Western Celts-Gaul Leuci Tribe Potin 100-50 BC Reference: Castellin 571 var. Bronze, 19 mm, 4..4 grams Obverse: Styalized head left Reverse: Styalized boar standing left, cross below You don't find th

 

This is my retirement project gone to blazes. Over the years, I have acquired lots ofuncleaned coins and have put then into distilled water, waiting for retirement and time to clean and research the c

 

This is a large and detailed coin of GERMANICUS, struck under CALIGULA if my quick ID attempt is correct. It has maybe 65% of the text partially visible on the front and maybe 50% partially visible on

 

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Constantine II 337 - 340 A.D Bronze AE 3, London mint, very fine, 3.218 grams, 22.2 mm Obverse / CONSTANTI NVS IVN NC / Radiate draped bust facing left Reverse / BEATA TRAN QVILLITAS , Globe on altar

 

Very Attractive example. Lion looking back. Rev : Scuid. 12 mm. 2.1 gr.

 

VALENTINIAN I (the Great), Emperor A.D. 364-75 Valentinian I, often known as Valentinian the Great, enjoyed an illustrious military record with victories in Africa, Britain and in the north. Due to th

 

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New Style Owls began c. 164 BC and ended c. 42 BC when Rome stopped the minting of Athens' silver coinage and replaced it with its own denarii, perhaps with the arrival of Mark Antony in Athens. Very