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Lot of 40 Roman Coins, Broken, Low Grade (T40-7) $27.00 USDSold on: 2014-Nov-20
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Lot of 40 Roman Coins, Broken, Low Grade (T40-7) | Item Name | | Sold Price |
| 4 | Judaica: Lot of 14 Ancient Jewish Coins, Maccabean, Roman Rulers, Herod Agrippa! Please always scroll down to the bottom of my listings as I post notes sent in from members about coins as the auction proceeds. Judaica: Lot of 14 Ancient Jewish Coins, Maccabean, Roman Rulers, Herod | | $51.00 | | 8 | silver coin of some sort I have no idea what this is, appears to do silver? Help me out if you know. | | $11.51 | | 1 | Roman coin Emperor Gallienus 253-268 AD beautifully toned The coin is ancient Roman of the emperor Gallienus 253-268 AD, the reverse is a Hippocamp advancing right. Nice, clean coin. Great addition to your collection that you will be proud of owning. Hopeful | | $12.99 | | 2 | ABDERA Thrace 375BC Rare Quality Authentic Ancient Greek Coin GRIFFIN APOLLO Greek city of Abdera in Thrace Bronze 18mm (4.80 grams) Struck circa 408-350 B.C. ABΔH, Apollo in Quadrant right. Griffin seated left. Posted with eBay Mobile | | $23.50 | | 3 | FORVM Carthage - Enemy of Rome - AE16 Sicily mint Tanit / Horse and Palm Carthage, Zeugitania, North Africa, c. 310 - 290 B.C.Carthage, located in North Africa on the Gulf of Tunis, established a hegemony over other Phoenician settlements throughout the Mediterranean, Nort | | $11.50 | | 6 | Marc Antony AR Legionary Denarius. Legion 13. LEG XIII. Standards / Galley. Roman Republic. Marc Antony "Legionary" AR Denarius, 3.3g. Obverse: GalleyReverse: LEG XIII beneath legionary standards and Roman "Eagle" Rare and wonderful early coin of the (in)famous Marc Antony (g | | $71.00 | | 3 | Seleucia, Seleukos I, 2 AE coins. 300 - 281 BC. Original Bronze coins 6,0 gr. 16 - 19 mm. | | $14.70 | | 6 | ROMAN REPUBLIC - MARK ANTONY - SILVER DENARIUS - superb grade *** Hello , please find on offer the following coin from my collection Mark Antony , silver denarius , legionary issue . Legion II , struck 32 -31 bc A very high grade coin , very clear details . A very a | | $166.30 | | 1 | Constanstine II AE Follis Heraclea Mint RIC VII 97 Campgate rev. (EB-7018) Constans (337-350). Follis. as Caesar (317-337 AD). Heraclea Mint. RIC VII 97. Laureate head of Constantine II right/Campgate with two turrets, no doors, star above, PROVIDEN-TIAE CAESS. Extrmely Fine | | $35.00 | | 3 | Roman bronze As; Domiitian; Aequitas with scales Roman Bronze As Domitian, 81-96 A.D. Brassy tone with reasonable detail & parts legends Reverse of Aequitas holding scales From collection formed early in this Millennium Weighing 10.5 grams & | | $14.96 |
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