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A very pleasing example of this rare type. We are happy to review your location andmake an exception if we can.
July 6, 2026
All the prices are reasonable and reflect the quality and rarity of the coins.
July 6, 2026
Roman Antioch: Roman Rule after 65/4 BC. AE20- NGC VF.
July 6, 2026
1086364 | ROMAN IMPERATORIAL. Julius Caesar. (Dictator, d. 44 BC). Struck circa 49-48 BC. AR Denarius. AU (Choice About Uncirculated) Strike 4/5 Surface 5/5. Military mint traveling with Caesar in northern Italy (April-August 49 BC).
July 6, 2026
ROMAN IMPERATORIAL. The obverse presents alifelike portrait of Julius Caesar, rendered with remarkable realism and authority. Unlike the idealized gods and heroes of earlier Roman coinage, Caesar’s image is unmistakably human—aging, resolute, and unmistakably individual.
July 6, 2026
All the prices are reasonable and reflect the quality and rarity of the coins.
July 6, 2026
Augustus minted this series coins in both gold and silver as a way to introduce the world to his beloved grandsons, adopted sons, and heir apparent, Lucius and Gaius. These coins were part of Augustus' effort to secure a dynastic succession.
July 6, 2026
Augustus minted this series coins in both gold and silver as a way to introduce the world to his beloved grandsons, adopted sons, and heir apparent, Lucius and Gaius. These coins were part of Augustus' effort to secure a dynastic succession.
July 6, 2026
YOU ARE BIDDING ON 25 BC-AD 23/24 MAURETANIAN KINGDOM JUBA II AR DENARIUS (19mm, 2.61 gm, 12h) NGC XF 2/5-4/5 Caesarea. REX IVBA, diademed head of Juba II right / Cornucopia and transverse scepter; crescent above. SNG Copenhagen 579.
July 6, 2026
Region/City: Pisidia, Selge. The astragalus, widely used in ancient gaming and divination, adds a striking cultural touch; paired with a spearhead, it evokes the interplay of fortune and valor that shaped Hellenistic frontier life.
July 6, 2026
The NGC Greek Coin 4th Century BC Silver Thracian Chersonesus Hemidrachm featuring a lion is an ancient Roman coin from the Imperial period. This rare silver coin has been certified by NGC with certification number 3759793-113, ensuring its authenticity and quality. With a historical significance dating back to the 4th century BC, this coin offers a glimpse into the ancient past and is a valuable addition to any collection of Roman coins.
July 6, 2026
The NGC Widows Mite AE Prutah coin from Judea, dating back to circa 100 BC, features a bronze composition with a fineness of 0.8. This ancient coin was minted during the time of the Maccabean Kings and is certified by NGC. The coinage, known as Prutah, bears historical significance from the Roman Imperial era and originates from Israel. This piece offers a glimpse into the ancient period and is a valuable collectible for numismatists interested in Roman and Jewish history.
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