Germania Inferior Numismatics (GIN)

République romaine (impératoriale). Octavianus. Denarius uncertain Italian (Rome or Brundisium?) mint 29-27 B.C.

République romaine (impératoriale). Octavianus. Denarius uncertain Italian (Rome or Brundisium?) mint 30-29 B.C

Empire romain. Auguste (27 av. J.-C.-14 apr. J.-C.). Denarius uncertain Spanish mint (Colonia Patricia?) 19-18 B.C. - inscribed altar reverse -

Empire romain. Auguste (27 av. J.-C.-14 apr. J.-C.). Denarius Lugdunum (Lyon) mint circa 2 B.C. - 4 A.D. - sharp & beautifully toned -

Empire romain. Néron (54-68 apr. J.-C.). Denarius Rome mint circa 67-68 A.D. - Aquila between two military standards - impressive portrait

Empire romain. Hadrien (117-138 apr. J.-C.). Denarius Rome mint circa 136 A.D. - MONETA AVG - beautifully struck & toned

Empire romain. Maximien (286-305 apr. J.-C.). Argenteus Siscia mint circa 294-295 A.D. - superbly struck & toned coin -

Empire romain. Maximien (286-305 apr. J.-C.). Argenteus Ticinum mint circa 295 A.D.

Empire romain. Leo I the Thracian (AD 457-474). Solidus Constantinople officina Θ (= 9th) circa 462-466 A.D. - well centered -

Empire byzantin. Theophilos (AD 829-842). Tremissis Syracuse mint circa 829-831 A.D. - sharply struck example

Empire romain. Constantin Ier (306-337 apr. J.-C.). 1/2 Follis Treveri (Trier) circa 310-311 A.D. - MARTI CONSERV / PTR - rare & near mint state

Empire romain. Constantin Ier (306-337 apr. J.-C.). 1/2 Follis - the foundation of Constantinople - mintmark CONSIA - 330 A.D. - rare little coin (Sans prix de réserve)