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SMNA RIC VI 54a RIC VI 66a CMH Eric III 500.
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NGC Certified AD 308 - 324 Roman Empire Licinius I Nummus #2 Certified by NGC, Shipping in the US is $7.50 by Priority Mail. Outside the US send by International Priority Mail or Registered mail(depends on your location) is $34.95. Any question please asks before buying, I am an authorized PCGS dealer. So buy with confidence. eBay listing template by 3Dsellers.com - Try for Free!
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Licinius I. 308-324 AD. IMP C VAL LICIN LICINIVS P F AVG Laureate head of Licinius I to right. Jupiter standing facing, head left, holding Victory on globe and sceptre; eagle at feet to left, holding wreath in beak.
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ROMAN EMPIRELicinius I Treveri AE Follis 4,16g. Laureate bust right Genius standing left .Please check other items from the seller for hundreds more interesting and rare coins from all over the world IF YOU ARE HAPPY WITH THE COINS YOU RECEIVE, PLEASE LEAVE DETAILED FEEDBACK EVALUATION; HIGH EVALUATION RESULTS IN LOWER EBAY FEES WHICH ALLOWS ME TO KEEP PRICES LOW.
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Roman Empire House of Constantine BI Reduced Nummus Licinius I AD 308-324 NGC VF storybook
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Thessalonica mint. Licinius I., 308- 324 AD. Jupiter standing l. holding Victory on globe and scepter, eagle with wreath in beak at feet. We also have rare Somalia coins: Mandela, Berlin Wall, Mao Tse-tung, Winston Churchill, Emperor of Japan Hirohito, Jimi Hendrix, Mozart.
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Thus, we operate on thin margins. We stand behind every sale. Coin Pictured Yes, the coin pictured is the exact coin you will receive (unless explicitly stated otherwise). We know that each coin in your collection has to be right!
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NGC Certified Ancients Roman Empire Licinius I AD 308-324 BI Reduced Nummus
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The Roman Empire House of Constantine BI Reduced Nummus Licinius I AD 308-324 NGC is a piece of ancient Roman history, specifically dating back to the era of Licinius I's rule. This billon coin, minted in Türkiye, bears the face value of Nummus and has a fineness of 0.8. Certified by NGC as uncleaned, this coin offers a glimpse into the Imperial Roman period and the rule of Licinius I. A valuable piece for collectors and history enthusiasts alike.
