Some of these coins have been soaked in water for periods of up to several months; some haven't been cleaned. Almost all would benefit from a bit of further cleaning. I believe a couple of Greek coins

 

You are bidding on a Julian II (The Apostate) AD 360 - 363 AE1 (circa 28 MM) Obv: DN. FL. IVLIANVS PF. AVG. Rev: SECURITAS REIPVB. (Bull standing right). Cyzicus, Turkey mint Sear 3972 in the 1970 edi

 

Q. Sicinius Denarius NGC Choice Very Fine 4/5, 3/5 Roman Republic C. 49 BC Silver, 3.96 grams References: Crawford 440/1, Sydenham 938 Obverse: Fortuna Populi Romana, wearing diadem, FORT before, PR b

 

Constans (337-350 AD) Bronze AE4 14-15mm. 1.34gm. Siscia mint: struck - 347-348AD. As pictured. (VF) Original brown patina. Obv./ CONSTANS P F AVG, laurel and rosette diademed, draped & cuirassed

 

Nice Augustus AR denarius, Lugdunum 2 BC – 4 AD. Laureate head r. Rev. Caius and Lucius standing facing, holding shield and spear; between them, lituus and simpulum. 3,34 g, 19 mm. Nice silver tone.

 

From 4th Century B.C. Ancient Greece, this is a nice silver drachm struck circa 323-315 B.C. under the name of Alexander the Great by his half-brother Philip Arrhadeus who was Emperor at the time. It

 

1093SCARCE SESTERTIUS ROMAN COINVery attractive Gordian III AE sestertius. Moesia Superior. Viminacium. (238-244). Obv: IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: P M

 

ROMAN EMPIRE-Silver AR Denarius of Antoninus Pius 138-161 AD COS IIIANCIENT ROMAN COINweight-2,92gr diameter-19mm see my other items GOOD LUCKWorldwide and combined shipping is possible!VERY RARE AND

 

1) Nero. Caesar 50-54, Augustus 54-68 A.D. AE20mm. 3.8 grams. Roman Provincial. Temple on reverse. 2) Caracalla, 196-217 A.D. AE19mm. 4.5 grams. Perga, Pamphylia. Artemis on reverse. All the coins and

 

Lot: 2x coins of Jovian and Valentinian I. Jovian, Centenionalis, bronze (2,96 g), diam. 2,1 cm, Avers: diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right, DN IOVIANVS P F AVG, Revers: VOT / V / MVLT / X in la