RARE ROMAN COINS (i) Found whilst metal detecting in East Yorkshire, they may be small but they’re Rare and unusual. Please grade as per the pictures. 1) CONSTANTIUS II. AE4. 9th Sept A.D. 337 – A

 

A Diocletian potin tetradrachm of Alexandria. Reverse shows Tyche standing left holding rudder & cornucopiae; L G (Year 3) to right. Diameter approx 19mm. Very good condition (at least VF). Weight

 

Scarce 500 B.C Archaic Ancient Greece Mysia - Kyzicos Electrum Half Stater Coin Fine detail remains - Scarce issue For your consideration is an ancient greece, archaic period and origin, MYSIA region

 

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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 -

 

An ancient Roman sestertius of Emperor Antoninus Pius, (Titus Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius) struck 138 - 143 A.D. at the Rome mint. The obverse with the iconic bust of Emperor Antoninus, s

 

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Rare Ancient French Gaul Silver Unit ..somewhere between 1st C.B.C.-1st C.A.D.... 1.66 gram, 12 mm, obverse; Stylized head (Apollo or Zeus) right. reverse; Stylized Horse advancing left...... . Non Re

 

CONSTANTINIAN DYNASTY Constantine I had four sons whom he originally designated as Caesars. His first wife, Minervina, bore him his eldest son named Crispus. He was made Caesar while his three half-br

 

Herod I the Great, 40-4 BC, bronze half-prutah of 11.9 mm, .070 grams. Obverse: Greek in four lines. Reverse: Anchor in a wreath. Reference: Hendin-1173. This is a nice example of this usually PITIFUL