Monnaies antiques

Pontus, rois de. Mithridate VI (120-63 av. J.-C.). Stater c. 88-86 a.C. Ceca Kallatis o Tomis

Royaume séleucide. Antiochus III (223-187 BC). Tetradrachm Uncertain mint in Southern or Eastern, after 202 BC

Royaume séleucide. Alexandre Ier Balas (152/1-145 av. J.-C.). Tetradrachm SE 167 = 146/5 BC

Celtes, Cénomans Stater au personnage allongé aux deux armes. 80-50 avant JC

Celtes, Vénètes Stater à l'hippocampe. 1er siècle avant JC

Celtes, Vénètes Stater à la roue. 1er siècle avant JC

République romaine. Jules César. Denarius Military mint moving with Caesar in Gallia Narbonensis or Hispania Citerior. C. 49-44 BC

Empire romain. Auguste (27 av. J.-C.-14 apr. J.-C.). Denarius Lugdunum - Gaius and Lucius

Empire romain. Tiberius (14-37 apr. J.-C.). Aureus Lugdunum, circa 15-18

Empire romain. Nero Claudius Drusus († AD 9). Denarius - Posthumous issue of Rome, AD 41-54 - Rare in this grade

Empire romain. Hadrien (117-138 apr. J.-C.). Sestertius Rome, AD 119-120

Empire romain. Antonin le Pieux (138-161 apr. J.-C.). Sestertius Rome, AD 140-144 - Tiber

Empire romain. Marcus Aurelius (AD 161-180). Denarius Rome - Emperor sacrificing with patera over lighted tripod-altar

Empire romain. Pupien (238 apr. J.-C.). Antoninianus Rome 238 - Clasped hands

Empire romain. Philippe Ier (244-249 apr. J.-C.). Antoninianus Ludi Saeculares (Secular Games). Antioch - Apparently unrecorded with this bust type and lion left

Empire romain. Trajan Dèce (249-251 apr. J.-C.). Antoninianus Rome - Consecration issue for Divus Vespasian (Died 79)

Empire romain. Trajan Dèce (249-251 apr. J.-C.). Antoninianus Rome - Consecration issue for Divus Titus (died 81)

Empire romain. Trajan Dèce (249-251 apr. J.-C.). Antoninianus Rome - Consecration issue for Divus Nerva (Died 98)

Empire romain. Trajan Dèce (249-251 apr. J.-C.). Antoninianus Rome - Consecration issue for Divus Antoninus Pius (died 161).

Empire romain. Trajan Dèce (249-251 apr. J.-C.). Antoninianus Rome - Consecration issue for Divus Severus Alexander (Died 235)

Empire romain. Magnus Maximus (383-388 apr. J.-C.). Solidus Trier (Engarzada en broche)

Empire byzantin. Leo I the Thracian (AD 457-474). Solidus Konstantinopel

Empire byzantin. Anastase Ier (491-518 apr. J.-C.). Tremissis Constantinopolis mint. VICTORIA AVGVSTORVM / CONOB

Empire byzantin. Justinien I (527-565 apr. J.-C.). Semissis Konstantinopel 527–565 AD