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July 17, 2026

Philip The Arab Tetradrachm 248-249 AD Antioch Ancient Roman Coin

The Philip The Arab Tetradrachm from 248-249 AD in Antioch is an ancient Roman coin featuring bronze composition. This ungraded coin holds historical significance, with a provenance of ownership history available, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in ancient Roman artifacts. With its unique features and historical period dating back to the Roman Imperial era, this ancient coin offers a glimpse into the rich and intricate history of the Roman Empire during the 3rd century AD.
July 17, 2026

Diocletian 289 AD. Eusebia dropping Incense over lit altar. Year 5. Alexandria.

Diocletian 284 to 285 AD. Eusebia Dropping incense over lit altar Alexandria, Egypt Mint. Diocletian 284 to 305 AD His Name written in ancient Greek: AK ΓOY AΛ ΔIOKΛHTIANOC CEB Laureate, Aegis, and Right Reverse: Eusebia standing left, wearing chiton and peplos; holding box and dropping incense over altar. Dated: L E Year 5 of Emperor's Reign. 288 to 289 AD. Reference: Dattari 5694. Mint: Alexandria, Egypt. Size: 18 MM; Weight: 7.07 Grams Denomination: Æ Bronze Tetradrachm Condition: Looks Very Fine
July 16, 2026

DIOCLETIAN (A.D. 284-305) BRONZE TETRADRACHM OF ANCIENT EGYPT

DIOCLETIAN (A.D. 284-305) BRONZE TETRADRACHM OF ANCIENT EGYPT. It’s a beautiful historical coin in original packaging. Actual and original photos, so zoom in and judge for yourself about quality and grade. Shipped by USPS with the trucking number

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