Roman Empire Lot de 5 monnaies 3e et 4e siècle ap. J.C. (No reserve price)
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Lot of five Roman coins including Antoninianus of Postumus (260s) in TTB, another Postumus Antoninianus (c. 262) in TTB, a copper/brass Diocletian issue with radiate bust and Concordia Militum scene in TTB, a bronze Follis of Constantine I from Siscia (313–315) in TTB, and a rare Centenionalis/Nummus of Constantine I from Siscia (318–319) in TTB.
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Ancient Roman Coin:
Ancient Roman Coin - Antoninianus of POSTUMUS, Reverse Globe & Spear (260 AD) - TTB
• Emperor: Postumus (Marcus Cassianius Latinius Postumus)
• Period / Date: Gallic Empire, minted in 260 AD
• Workshop: Lugdunum (Lyons) or Trier
• Coin type: Antoninianus (Double Denarius)
• Condition: TTB – Magnificent portrait with very detailed hair and a beautiful grey patina.
• Weight: 4.42 g
• Diameter: 21.5 mm
• Purity: Billon silver at 200 ‰
Roman Coin – Antoninianus of POSTUMUS (Gallic Empire)
• Emperor: Postumus (Marcus Cassianius Latinius Postumus)
• Type: Antoninianus
• Date: c. 262 AD
• Metal: Billon (low-grade silver, estimated fineness ~200 ‰)
• Weight: 3.39 g
• Diameter: 22.5 mm
• Condition: TTB, very sound coin with handsome reliefs and a well-defined portrait.
Roman Coin – Diocletian (284-305 AD)
• Description: Pseudo or Neo-Aurelianus (antoninianus).
• Metal: Copper / Bronze
• Weight: 2.89 g
• Diameter: 20.5 mm
• Obverse: Radiate and armored bust of Emperor Diocletian facing right.
• Reverse: Military allegiance scene (Concordia Militum) depicting the emperor and Jupiter.
• Condition: TTB – Very fine reliefs and a nice dark patina.
Roman Coin – Follis of Constantine I the Great (Siscia, 313-315)
• Description: Follis (or Nummus) in bronze of Emperor Constantine I the Great (ca. 274–337 AD).
• Metal: Bronze / Copper alloy.
• Weight: 4.04 g
• Diameter: 21.5 mm
• Obverse: Laureate, cuirassed bust of Constantine I to the right. Legend: CONSTANTINVS P F AVG (Constantinus Pius Felix Augustus / Constantine the Wise Happy Augustus).
• Reverse: Jupiter standing facing left, naked with a cloak over the shoulder, holding a Victory on a globe in his right hand and resting on a scepter in the left hand. At his feet, an eagle holding a crown in its beak.
• Condition: TTB
Roman Coin - Rare Nummus / Centenionalis of Constantine the Great (Siscia, 319 AD)
• Description: Roman copper coin of type Centenionalis or Nummus, struck during the reign of Constantine I the Great in 318-319 AD at the Siscia workshop (modern-day Sisak, Croatia). A very well-centered specimen with a nice dark patina and an expressive portrait of the emperor.
• Metal: Copper / Bronze
• Weight: 2.75 g
• Diameter: ~18 mm (regular flan)
• Condition: TTB
• Catalogue reference: Cohen 640 / RIC VII 86
• Obverse (Right): IMP CONSTANTINVS P F AVG. Laureate, helmeted and armored Constantine I to the right, draped on the shoulder.
• Reverse: VIRTVS EXERCITVS / Letters S | F in field / Exergue ESIS*. A standard (vexillum) inscribed VOT / XX at center, flanked by two captives seated on the ground at the base.
Ancient Roman Coin:
Ancient Roman Coin - Antoninianus of POSTUMUS, Reverse Globe & Spear (260 AD) - TTB
• Emperor: Postumus (Marcus Cassianius Latinius Postumus)
• Period / Date: Gallic Empire, minted in 260 AD
• Workshop: Lugdunum (Lyons) or Trier
• Coin type: Antoninianus (Double Denarius)
• Condition: TTB – Magnificent portrait with very detailed hair and a beautiful grey patina.
• Weight: 4.42 g
• Diameter: 21.5 mm
• Purity: Billon silver at 200 ‰
Roman Coin – Antoninianus of POSTUMUS (Gallic Empire)
• Emperor: Postumus (Marcus Cassianius Latinius Postumus)
• Type: Antoninianus
• Date: c. 262 AD
• Metal: Billon (low-grade silver, estimated fineness ~200 ‰)
• Weight: 3.39 g
• Diameter: 22.5 mm
• Condition: TTB, very sound coin with handsome reliefs and a well-defined portrait.
Roman Coin – Diocletian (284-305 AD)
• Description: Pseudo or Neo-Aurelianus (antoninianus).
• Metal: Copper / Bronze
• Weight: 2.89 g
• Diameter: 20.5 mm
• Obverse: Radiate and armored bust of Emperor Diocletian facing right.
• Reverse: Military allegiance scene (Concordia Militum) depicting the emperor and Jupiter.
• Condition: TTB – Very fine reliefs and a nice dark patina.
Roman Coin – Follis of Constantine I the Great (Siscia, 313-315)
• Description: Follis (or Nummus) in bronze of Emperor Constantine I the Great (ca. 274–337 AD).
• Metal: Bronze / Copper alloy.
• Weight: 4.04 g
• Diameter: 21.5 mm
• Obverse: Laureate, cuirassed bust of Constantine I to the right. Legend: CONSTANTINVS P F AVG (Constantinus Pius Felix Augustus / Constantine the Wise Happy Augustus).
• Reverse: Jupiter standing facing left, naked with a cloak over the shoulder, holding a Victory on a globe in his right hand and resting on a scepter in the left hand. At his feet, an eagle holding a crown in its beak.
• Condition: TTB
Roman Coin - Rare Nummus / Centenionalis of Constantine the Great (Siscia, 319 AD)
• Description: Roman copper coin of type Centenionalis or Nummus, struck during the reign of Constantine I the Great in 318-319 AD at the Siscia workshop (modern-day Sisak, Croatia). A very well-centered specimen with a nice dark patina and an expressive portrait of the emperor.
• Metal: Copper / Bronze
• Weight: 2.75 g
• Diameter: ~18 mm (regular flan)
• Condition: TTB
• Catalogue reference: Cohen 640 / RIC VII 86
• Obverse (Right): IMP CONSTANTINVS P F AVG. Laureate, helmeted and armored Constantine I to the right, draped on the shoulder.
• Reverse: VIRTVS EXERCITVS / Letters S | F in field / Exergue ESIS*. A standard (vexillum) inscribed VOT / XX at center, flanked by two captives seated on the ground at the base.
Details
Era
Before 1400
Culture/region
Roman Empire
Year/period and variation
3e et 4e siècle ap. J.C.
Denomination
Lot de 5 monnaies
Condition
Ungraded
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