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

 

Roman Imperial, Hadrian, as Augustus, AD 117-138, AR Denarius (17mm, 3.11gm), Rome mint. HADRIANVS AVG COS III PP. Bare head of Hadrian right. R: PIETAS AVG. Pietas standing left before altar, raising

 

and tags --> KINGS OF MACEDON PHILIP II AE 17 and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 359-336 BC Obv: Diademed head

 

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

 

11G19 FRASCATIUS ANCIENTS A BEAUTIFUL BRONZE COIN OF ANTIGONOS GONATAS FROM 277 - 239 BC. A general of Alexander the Great and king of Macedonia; lost one eye; killed in a battle at Ipsus. Was known a

 

Original Ancient Silver Drachm of Alexander the Great - Zeus Reverse- 17mm - 4grams! See All 6 Pictures!!!!!!!!!!!! *****Guarantee of Authenticity*****

 

Scarce AE 19 of ELAGABALUS. 218-222 AD, 5.3 grams, 18-20mm, .Minted in Antioch, Syria..... obverse; ,, radiate head right .,....... reverse;, Large S.C. in wreath, monogram above, eagle with wings spr

 

Roman Imperial ae AS of Trajan , Victory Obverse: Laureate bust right of TrajanReverse: Victory advancing left carrying shield inscribed SPQR This is a very good example of this choice coin of Trajan.

 

Read Before You Bid Auction is for this item as seen and described. This is exactly the item you will receive. All items are 100% authentic unless otherwise stated.Details: Marcus Aurelius, as Caesar,

 

Please always scroll down to the bottom of my listings as I post notes sent in from members about coins as the auction proceeds. Ptolemy V Epiphanes. 205 BC Dichalkon Diademed head of Ptolemy I Soter