L. C. Memmius L. f. Galeria, 87 BC Ancient Coins

Imperial Roman coin. Maximinus I 235-238. Denarius C.99; Ric 16 AG - 3 Gr. Very beautiful coin, coming from an Italian auction. Coin will be shipped with label from Auction. Registered shipping/other with traceable code

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Justinian I (AD 527-565). AE Follis Constantinople See images for a proper impression.

AKRAGAS. Pair of Tetras and Hexas. Period: 420-406 BC approx. Tetras. Diameter 20mm. - Weight 7.05 gr. Reference: Buceti 116. Rarity: R2. Hexas. Diameter: 18 mm. - Weight 7.40 gr. Reference: Buceti 135. Conditions: Specimens in fair conservation, Tetras with dark green patina

Celtic bronze Yllycci with the bird of Senons region of Sens. Diameter: 1.5 cm Weight: 3.1 grams. Condition: See photos. Obverse: Head to the right, hair divided into large stylized locks brought forward and balled at the ends. Reverse: Bird on the left; behind, a pentagram and a

Rome, 90-91. IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XV CENS PER P P Radiate head of Domitian to right. Rev. VIRTVTI AVGVSTI / S C Virtus standing right, left foot set on tiny helmet, holding long spear with right hand and parazonium with left. BMC 446. Cohen 657. RIC² 706 See photos for

Two Byzantine bronze folles,: 1. Justinian I (AD 527-565), 33mm, 15,25g 2. a Class B anonymous follis, attributed to Romanus III (AD 1028-1034), 30mm, 12,03g

Lot of 2 early Greek (Ionian) bronzes, 400-325 BC: 1 ) Ionia, Magnesia Meandrum. AE, 400-350 BC - 1.4 gr, 11 mm Obv: Laureate head of Apollo left. Rev: Forepart of bull butting right. Ref: SNG Copenhagen 802 var. 2) Ionia, Ephesos. AE, 375-325 BC - 1.4 gr, 10 mm Obv:

Los 72923. AR Siglos 3,94g. Achaemenid Empire. Time of Darios I to Xerxes II 485-420 BC Sardes. 16mm 3.94g) Obv: Persian king in kneeling-running stance right, holding spear and bow, and with quiver over shoulder. Rev: Incuse rectangular punch. Carradice Type IIIb.

Geta, as Caesar AD 198-209. Æ 17 mint Hadrianopolis-Sebaste in Phrygia. Obv: AY ΓET KE, bare-headed, draped, cuirassed bust right. Rev/ AΔΡIANOΠO, eagle standing front, head left, wreath in beak, wings spread. References : Woellner Phrygia 67 Note: Coins of

THRACE, Istros, AR drachm, 4th century CE. 5.21g Obv: Two facing male heads, left head inverted. Rx: ΙΣΤΡΙΗ, sea-eagle grasping a dolphin with talons; monogram below.

Roman Empire. Postumus - AD 260-269. BI Double Denarius XF. Certified by NGC: 5872722-187

Roman Empire. Lot 3 pieces - Quintillus 270 AD (brother of Claudius II) Antoninianus. d/ Head to the right IMP C M AVR C L QVINTILLVS AVG r/ Securitas to the right leaning against a column with a scepter XI SECVRIT AVG . Weight 2.8g. Diameter 19.35 mm. Nice portrait - Divus

Roman Empire - Lot comprising two antoninianus: 1 - Salonina (260-268 A.D.). Silvered bronze antoninianus. (2.77 g. 21 mm.) AD 255-256. Antioch mint. SALONINA AVG, diademed and draped bust right set on crescent / ROMAE AETERNAE, Emperor receiving Victory from Roma seated left.

Roman Empire, Trajan Decius (AD 249-251). AR Antoninianus Obv: IMP. C. M. Q. TRAIANVS DECIVS AVG. Bust draped and cuirassed to right. Rev. ADVENTVS AVG. Decius on horse pacing l., holding sceptre and raising r. hand. Diameter: 22 mm Weight: 4,35 gr. Ref: 11 (b)

Roman Empire, Aurelian (AD 276-282). Antoninianus (23 mm, 3,95 gr.), Obv: IMP C. AVRELIANVS AVG, radiate bust to rigth. Rev: IOVI CONSER. Aurelian stg. r., holding sceptre keeping a globe from Jupiter holding a sceptre Ref: RIC 259-S C.------ Diameter: 23 mm

Obv: P SEPT GETA PIVS AVG BRIT. Bearded head to the right Rx: VICTORIAE BRIT. Victory standing left holding palm branch and wreath. During Septimius Severus' invasion of northern Britain, Geta and his mother were left in York to look after administration of government

Los 71723. AR Diobol Ionia Phokaia. Circa 521-478 BC. 9mm 1.28g.

Set of 2 pretty deniers: Titus - Neptune - Ric 155. Caracalla - Mars - Ric 223. Uncommon coins. See photos for impressions.

Roman Empire - Claudius I (41-54 AD) bronze dupondius (12.86 g, 27 mm.). Rome mint, 50-54 AD. TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP P P Bare head of Claudius to left. CERES AVGVSTA / S C Ceres seated left on a throne with a back, holding two stalks of grain and torch. RIC I

Ancient Hispania - Lot comprising nine (9) Bronze coins. I-II centuries B.C. / I AD. Asses, semis, quadrans and sextans. From Carisa, Colonia Patricia, Castulo, Carteia, Carmo mints. Medium-low qualities. Please see the photos for a better impression. Shipments to

Roman Empire - Lot comprising two bronce coins. 1. -Commodus AE sestertius (23,00 g. 28 mm.), PM TR P XI IMP VII COS V PP / S - C. Rome mint. 2. - Nerva, bronze Dupondius (10,50 g. 28 mm.) Fortuna, FORTVNA AVGVSTI. Rome mint. Brown-red old cabinet patina and green original

Roman Empire - Mauricius Tiberius (AD 582-602). Gold Solid (4.40 g. 23 mm.). 583-601 AD Constantinople. O N MAVRC TIЬ P P AVC. draped and with cuirass front bust, with feathered helmet with pendilia and cruciferous globe. VICTORIA AVCC H . Angel standing facing forward, holding

Byzantine Empire - Constantine IV; 668-685 AD, Constantinople. Gold Semissis (2.20 g. 19 mm.). d N CONSTA[N]-TINЧS PP A Pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust r., seen from front. VICTORIA AVgЧS Cross potent set on globe. Berk-176, MIB-15, Sear-1161. gVF. Please see