Monnaies antiques

République romaine. L. Julius Bursio, 85 av. J.-C.. Denarius Rome mint - control symbol: BOW and ARROW - Ex LNB Collection of J Bursio Denarii

Empire romain. Gratien (367-383 apr. J.-C.). Siliqua Lugdunum - VIRTVS ROMANORVM

Arménie Mineure, Koinon de. Tigranes the Great (Tigranes II, c. 95-55 BC). Tetradrachm Antiochia on the Orontes (?), ca. 80-68 BC

Empire romain. Trajan (98-117 apr. J.-C.). As Rome - Arabia

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

Carthage. Première guerre punique. Vers 264–241 av. J.-C. Double Shekel - Tanit (Sans prix de réserve)

Attique, Athènes Tetradrachm 454-404 B.C. - Athena und AΘE Eule

Attique, Athènes Tetradrachm c. 350-294 BC

Acarnanie, Leukas Stater ca. 320-280 BC

Rois de Macédoine. Philippe III Arrhidée (323-317 av. J.-C.). Tetradrachm In the name and types of Alexander III. Uncertain mint in Cilicia. Struck under Philotas or

Sicile, Syracuse. Seleucus I Nicator (312-281 av. J.-C.). Stater Babylon

Calabre, Tarentum Nomos circa 302-280 B.C. - struck under Arethon, Sa-, and Cas- as magistrates -

Îles au large de la Carie, Rhodes Didrachm Inseln vor Karien, Rhodos 305–275 B.C.

République romaine Denarius anonymous issue, struck on Sicily circa 210-208 B.C. - laurel branch symbol -

République romaine. Q. Antonius Balbus, 83-82 av. J.-C.. Denarius Rome mint - variety with control letter D on obverse -

République romaine. Mn. Cordius Rufus, 46 av. J.-C.. Denarius Rare. Owl on helmet + aegis

République romaine (impératoriale). Jules César. Denarius The Caesarians, Rome circa 42 B.C. - posthumous issue by L. Mussidius Longus -

Empire romain. Tiberius (14-37 apr. J.-C.). Lugdunum - Pax

Empire romain. Tiberius (14-37 apr. J.-C.). Aureus Lugdunum

Empire romain. Tiberius (14-37 apr. J.-C.). Drachm Tiberius with Drusus as Caesar, Cappadocia, Caesarea-Eusebia circa 33-34 A.D. - superb portraits -

Empire romain. Domitien (81-96 apr. J.-C.). As Rome - FORTVNAE AVGVSTI

Empire romain. Domitian, as Caesar (AD 69-81). Denarius Rome

Empire romain. Trajan (98-117 apr. J.-C.). Dupondius Rome - Emperor in military dress with trophies

Empire romain. Hadrien (117-138 apr. J.-C.). Sestertius Rome - Neptune