and tags --> ROMAN 20 BRONZE COINS and tags - each one represents a new bullet point, you can add or remove as many as you wish --> Description: Date: C, 2nd-4th century AD Size: 15 mm to 29 mm

 

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

 

Emperor MARCUS AURELIUS (161–180) Æ (bronze) sestertius, showing Marcus with his junior colleague Lucius Verus Found in County Durham, northern England Obv. IMP CAES M [AVRE]L ANTONINVS AVG Laureat

 

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ANCIENT ROMAN COIN GALLIENUS I THINK THE COIN IS SILVER BUT IT COULD BE BILLON/SILVERED (NOT 100% SURE ?) GENUINE ANCIENT ROMAN COIN WHICH SHOWS SOME GOOD DETAIL PLEASE SEE THE PICTURES TO MAKE YOUR O

 

AlexanderJannaeus, 103-76 BC, bronze prutah of 16.2 mm, 2.20 grams.Acquired years agofrom David Hendin. I'll furnish a copy of David Hendin's Authenticity Receipt with the coinObverse:Star within diad

 

Thracian Chersonesus 4th Century BC, AR Hemidrachm6 views2.24 grams NGC VF: Strike 5/5: Surface 4/5 Obv.: Lion forepart Rev.: Quadripartite incuse square with alternating raised and sunken quarters, A

 

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Roman Provincial ae25 Coin of Gordian III Winged Nemesis CILICIA Lyrbe Obverse : Laureate bust right of Gordian III Reverse: Winged Nemesis standing left, Griffin at feet Grade: Fine Provenance : Weig