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Roman Imperial City of Rome Commemorative Issue 330-331 A.D. This coin is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity! City of Rome Commemorative Issue, Dedicated the to city of Rome (A.D. 330-331),

 

UNUSUAL ANCIENT ROMAN SILVER DENARIUS COIN VESPASIAN OR TITUS (NOT 100% SURE WHICH ONE ?) 69-81 AD GENUINE ANCIENT ROMAN COIN THAT SHOWS SOME GOOD DETAIL PLEASE SEE THE PICTURES TO MAKE YOUR OWN MIND

 

An Abbasid dirham of Abd Allah al-Mansur dated AH147. Basra mint. Diameter approx 24mm, weight approx 2.71g. Excellent condition (at least VF) with a slight edge kink. Ssee pic for type and condition.

 

Gratianus Aug. 367 - 383 A.D. Centenionalis, diam. 1.8 cm, bronze, 2.24 g. Avers: drap. and cuir. bust, head with diadem to right, DN GRATIANVS PF AVG, Revers: Emperor with christogram-standard right

 

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Myanmar / Burma, Funan era, Sriksetra shell in Srivatsa unit, 10.88g

 

Good Day and WelcomeMarc Antony AR Denarius. 32-1 BC. Praetorian galley travelling right / LEG V (?), legionary Eagle between two standards. This coin is 17 mm in diameter and weighs 3.6 grams. Please

 

MARC ANTONY. DENARIUS. OBVERSE: GALLEY. REVERSE: STANDARDS AND EAGLE. RARE. Obv: ANT AVG III. VIR. R. P. C., Praetorian galley to the right Rev: legionary eagle between two standards. WEIGHT: 3.20 gra

 

For your consideration, an AE26 8.9g with a bold countermark ! The "mother coin" is probably from one of the early Roman Emperors (Augustus ?? ) Thanks for looking !