Roman Provincial Coins (100-400 AD)

NewcastleID# 719054. Commodus A.D. 177-192 - Bronze Provincial Coin. with Commodus and Lucius Aurelius. Ancient Coin of Ancient Roman Empire. Image is of actual Item. on all orders in Virginia. (U.S. Only).

Reverse: Veiled portrait of Tyche right. Marcus Aurelius. Obverse: K M AVR. Laureate and bearded bust of Marcus Aurelius right. The Ancient Romans were a proud and mighty civilization. They conquered much of their known world and many powerful enemies in the process.

Ancient Roman Coin from Provincial Tetradrachm of Alexandria 54 - 68 AD. On front is depicted Emperor Nero (The last Cesar) and on the reverse is the God Serapis.

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A BEAUTIFUL SILVER (SLIGHTLY DEBASED) TETRADRACHM OF ELAGABALUS MINTED IN ANTIOCH (SELEUKIS & PIERIA) SYRIA FROM 218 - 222 AD. Elagabalus was killed by his soldiers, after less than four years in power.

The obverse depicts the laureate head of Elagabalus right and the reverse depicts an eagle standing, facing, with head right.

Roman Provincial, Mysia, Pergamon. Ca. 41-68 AD. AE18, 2.2g. Obv: Bust of Senate facing right, ΘΕΟΝ ΥΝΚΛΗΤΟΝ. Rev: Bust of Roma facing right, ΘΕΑΝ ΡΩΜΗΝ. The coin pictured is the coin you will receive.

Cappadocia, Caesarea Mint 223-224 AD. Severus Alexander. Obverse: AY K CЄOV ALЄΞANΔ, laureate head of Severus Alexander right. Reverse: MHTP - O - K - AICA // ЄT - Γ (= year 5 = 223/4), three ears of barley bound together.

Thrace, Odessos Mint 198-217 AD. Reverse: ODHECCEITWN Great god of Odessos standing left, wearing kalathos, holding patera over flaming altar and cornucopia. The Ancient Romans were a proud and mighty civilization.

A BEAUTIFUL BRONZE COIN OF LAODICEA AD MARE (SELEUKIS & PIERIA) FROM THE 1ST CENTURY BC. OBVERSE – Turreted, veiled, and draped bust of Tyche right. The Phoenician city of Ramitha was located in the coastal area where it is the modern port of Latakia.

Flip Says Diocletian 284 AD Alexandria. Tetradrachm, Can't Find Exact Reference Diocletian, but the letters are clear and do seem to match well what the old. and reflects my opinion only after inspecting the coin.

Roman Empire, Augustus. 27 BC - 14 AD. AE-24. Thessalonica, Madeconia. 24.02mm, 8.70g. Rx./ City name in oak-wreath. Fine.

24mm, 12.50g, Sharp! Commodus BI Tetradrachm Alexandria Laureate Head / Selene! I am sorry and I recognize. and reflects my opinion only after inspecting the coin. Grading is on the scale. You however see an.

Thrace, Maroneia. c.189 - 145 BC. AE-19. 19.82mm, 6.32g. Head of Dionysos rt., wreathed with ivy. / Dionysos standing lt. Schonert 1627. aVF.

Thrace, c. 350-200 BC. AE-10. 10.75mm, 1.31g. Helmeted head of Athena rt. / Wheel in which META. SNG BMC Black Sea 278. Fine.

When the Romans had defeated the Seleucid king Antiochus III the Great in the Syrian War, Alexandria Troas was declared "free and autonomous" (188 AD). It flourished under the Romans and, with its environs, was raised by Augustus to be a colonia.

Roman Provincial, Selecis and Pieria, Syria. Rev: SC in wreath. The coin pictured is the coin you will receive. I try very hard to make the pictures look exactly like the coin does in hand. Usually the coin is a little better.

Roman Empire, Gordian III and Tranqullina, 241 - 244 AD. AE-28. Tomis, Moesia Inferior. 28.17mm, 10.99g. Rx./ Asklepios standing lt. Fine, pitted.

A tougher large Roman bronze. Decent detail with porous surfaces. The actual weight of this piece is 23.54 +-. 01 grams with an average size of 32.5 mm. The item in the photos is the one you will receive.

Salonina Potin Tetradrachm of Alexandria, Egypt. Year 12 = 264-265 AD. KOΡNHΛIA CAΛΩNEINA CEB, draped bust right / Eirene standing left holding olive branch and sceptre, palm before, LIB behind.

Roman Empire, Geta, as Caesar. 198 - 209 AD. AE-28. Moesia Inferior. 28.15mm, 9.68g. Rx./ Dionysos standing lt.

<p>First Revolt AE 17.5mm Bronze Biblical Coin. Shipped with USPS First Class Package.</p><br><p>First Jewish Revolt coinage was issued by the Jews after the Zealots captured Jerusalem and the Jewish Temple from the Romans in 66 AD at the beginning of the First Jewish Revolt. The Jewish leaders of the revolt minted their own coins to emphasize their newly obtained independence from Rome.</p><br><p>I can take pictures of any angle that you want.</p><p>Please let me know if you have any questions.</p><p>Good luck!</p>

Macedon, Philippi. c. 356 - 345 BC. AE-16. 16.91mm, 4.92g. Head of Herakles. / Tripod. Fine.

26mm, 12.67g, PHOENICIA, Tyre. AD 198-217. Astarte, Marsyas, Nike! at her feet, Marsyas advancing right, carrying wine-skin over shoulder;. Astarte standing facing, holding scepter and placing hand on trophy;.

Nice detail with porous surfaces and residual verdigris. The actual weight of this piece is 10.78 +-. 01 grams with an average size of 26.5 mm. The item in the photos is the one you will receive.

THRACE, Pautalia. -This is a great example of a very rare coin. Images of the three graces ancient coins are scarce in general; however, very rare on coins of Caracalla from Pautalia. This variation (a youthful depiction of the emperor) being the rarest of rare.

CEBAC[TOC], laureate bust of Trajan right.

Austra ,Wien 1180. Blitz 1978 e.U.

A BEAUTIFUL BRONZE WIDOW'S MITE / LEPTON OF ALEXANDER JANNAEUS, KING OF JUDAEA FROM 103 - 76 BC. "He sat down opposite the treasury and observed how the crowd put money into the treasury. Many rich people put in large sums.

Diocletian, Colonial Roman, Billon tetradrachm, Egypt, Alexandria, 284-305 A.D., Curtis 1969, Milne 4846. The obverse shows the bust of Diocletian, facing right, laureate and cuirassed.

Marcus Aurelius, as Caesar. 145-147 AD. - 17.6 mm. O:\ AVRELIVS CAESAR AVG PII F COS, bare head left. R:\ COS II, Honos standing facing, head left, holding branch and cornucopiae.

A Severus Alexander AE25 of Koinon, Macedonia. See pic for condition.

Very fine example of Nabataean Cornucopia history.

Provincial Bronze coin.

Pair of Roman Provincial bronzes, Viminacium, Moesia Superior, Philip I, ca. 243 - 244 AD as pictured. Neat coins with emperor right obverse/ bull and lion reverse. Lots of character! Much better in hand.

<p dir="ltr">LOT OF 4 TETRADRACHM OF NERO OF ANTIOCH COIN 54-68 AD. Shipped with USPS First Class Package. I inherited these from my great grandfather and have been told without being authenticated they may be restrikes.</p>

Weight approx 10.1g. Reverse shows Homonoia standing holding patera and cornucopiae. Very good condition; see pic for condition.

Reverse:MVNI STOBE, Victory advancing left, holding wreath, and palm. Macedonia, Stobi mint, circa 198-217 AD. Obverse:PIVS AVG ANTONINV, Bust of Caracalla facing right, wearing laurel wreath, cuirass, and drapery.

Weight approx 10.8g. Reverse shows Athena standing left holding spear and shield. Very good condition; see pic for condition.

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Nice Bronze of Gordian III from Caesarea. From wildwinds.

Group Lot of 4 Quality Ancient Roman Provincial Coins; Gordian III, 238-244 AD, 43.24 Grams, AE25 to AE29, Nice Quality Coins! 1 - AE27, 8.07gr, Hadrianopolis - Gordian III / Tyche. 4 - AE25, 8.97gr, Nikopolis ad Istrum - Gordian III / Zeus.

We can see that most other more common Tyche coins are not nearly in this high grade/condition.

What you see in the picture is the actual item for sale - unless clearly marked otherwise (ie. FOR YOU THIS WAY. YOUR ITEM SHOULD ARRIVE IN ABOUT. ).

Nice Bronze of Septimius Severus. I can not identify the City of origin.

Beautiful Random Ancient Roman occupied Judea AE coin.

Weight = 11.7 grams. We use The Official ANA Grading Standards book to grade coins. All coins are hand wrapped for safety. Cu = 48.8%25.