Please visit my website at cointranslator.com. 800x600 This is a small bronze coin issued by Licinius I, Roman Emperor from AD 308 to 324, and Co-emperor of Constantine the Great. With Constantine, he

 

Nice Olbian bronze DOLPHIN coin , circa 5th - 1st Centuries B.C . 28,3 mm in length , weight 1,3 grams , patina . Original and in very good condition . Before placing your bid please read following BI

 

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Because shell has small and exquisite appearance, bright color, solid texture, and the feature of easy to carry and count, shell is used as a kind of primitive money circulated at the end of the Neoli

 

Sabina silver condition view photo

 

Celtic, Unattributed_3rd - 2nd centuries BC_silver Drachm 2.7 g, 18 mm SHIPPING RATES AT THE US POST OFFICE HAVE BEEN INCREASED SUBSTANTIALLY. MY MARGINS ARE NOT BIG ENOUGH TO ABSORB SHIPPING CHARGES;

 

Silver-Antoninian of Gordianus III., 238-244 AD., Rome mint. Av. drap. bust with rad. head right Rv. emperor standing right, holding spear and globe quality is very fine weight is 4,42gr.

 

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UNCLEANED ROMAN FOLLIS - BEAUTIFULL PATINAConstantine Follis. 309-310 AD. IMP CONSTANTINVS P F AVG, laureate draped bust right / SOLI INVICTO COMITI, Sol standing left with raised right hand & orb