76-75 BC: Republican AR Denarius: Cn.Cornelius Lentulus Marcellinus: Genius/Globe 3.57 gm / 18-20 mm Obverse: Diademed, draped bust of Genius of the Roman People, sceptre over shoulder, G P R above Re

 

 

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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 !

 

JUDAEA: Biblical 9 Æ Coin Lot Unidentified Prutah and "Widow's Mite" (Lepton) size ancient bronze coins from the Holy Land. Late Second Temple period 135 BCE - 70 CE. 100% authentic, from various ex-

 

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Byzantine Empire, Justinian I. 527 - 565 AD. AE- Follis. Nicomedia Mint. 34.41mm, 20.46g. His facing Bust. aVF. Terms: USA: shipping and handling for this item is $4.00 for the first item and becomes

 

Roman Imperial ae AS of Trajan , Victory Obverse: Laureate bust right of TrajanReverse: Victory advancing left carrying shield inscribed SPQR This is a very good example of this choice coin of Trajan.

 

114 Scarce Tacitus AE antoninianus. LAETITIA AVG. VI. 3,58 gm., 23 mm. Old cabinet patina. Better in hand!!

 

Roman Bronze Antoninianus & Quinarius Allectus, 293-296 A.D. Both have seen much better days but with visible detail Reverse of PAX AVG & LAETITIA AVG From a larger collection of Roman materia