Roman Emperor Hadrian Silver Denarius, 119/120 Reverse: P M TR P COS III This must've come just as I was preparing to submit a batch for grading. I didn't get the weight recorded. Nothing at all that

 

SCARCE - Hungary , Ladislaus III , ( 1204 - 1205 ) or later , annonymous issued silver denar , obv. Cross , three dots in each angle , rev. two circles with cross in centre , ( Huszar 76 ) Condition a

 

PREMIUM Lot of 10 Uncleaned Ancient Roman Coins Once considered a hobby of only Kings and the elite, cleaning and collecting Ancient Roman coins offers opportunity to actually discover lost history -

 

I will start by saying i am not a coin guy. That's why I'm starting these sets. Of ancient Roman coins so cheap. And with no reserve. They came from the estate of a long time collector and hoarder. I

 

Roman Empire, Julien II. 361 - 363 AD. AE-Double Majorina. Cyzicus Mint. 27.35mm, 7.61g. Rx./ Bull standing rt. aFine. Terms: USA: shipping and handling for this item is $4.00 for the first item and b

 

THIS COINS IS AN EXCELLENT  REPRODUCTION OF A ROMAN DENARIUS INSCRIPTION PLUS OBVERSE AND REVERSE DESIGN ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF AUTENTIC ROMAN COINS  OWN A BIT OF HISTORY WITHOUT SPENDING MUCH MONEY

 

R10 Gallienus AE Antoninianus. GALLIENVS AVG, radiate head right / APOLLINI CONS AVG, Centaur walking left holding globe and trophy. Mintmark N

 

and tags --> CONSTANTIUS I AE FOLLIS SCARCE and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 297-298 AD Rev: FELIX A-DV-ENT

 

Beautiful silver antoninianus of imperator Philip I, (Marcus Julius Philippus), AD. 244-249  Anverse: IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG Reverse: ROMAE AETERNAE, Roma seated left, holding Victory and sceptre, s

 

This is an amazing NGC certified coin. All the pertinent features which makes this coin extremely valuable as an historical item are present. Bids will be open to everyone that knows the value of this