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ARABIA PETRAEA, Petra. 117-138 AD. AE 17mm (3.35 g). Laureate and draped bust right / Legend in three lines within laurel wreath. Spijkerman 11.
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Dated RY 3=AD 283/4. Dattari 5612; Geissen 3199.
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Judaea Caesarea Maritima Severus Alexander AE SPQR Wreath Eagle 222 235 AD Authentic Ancient Roman Provincial Coin. Struck in Caesarea Maritima the administrative and military capital of Roman Judaea this provincial bronze connects imperial authority with local civic identity.
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This highly significant economic artifact features a robust, double-truncated spheroid or barrel-shaped architecture with flat circular display faces.
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(IAA 2001-843 / Stamped bronze uncia weights from regional administrative sites). The opposite face features precision lathe-turned concentric grooves and central ring-dot verification details. Condition & Authenticity Condition: Excellent archaeological condition.
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• Type: URBS ROMA. • Mint Mark SMTSE (Thessalonica Mint).
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Urbs Roma AE Follis She Wolf And Twins Cyzicus 332 AD Authentic Ancient Roman Coin. Cyzicus issues are scarcer than western mint strikes and are collected for their sharp wolf and star engravings. Mint: Cyzicus.
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(346-349 AD). Obv: CONSTANTIVS AVG. Rev: GLORIA EXERCITVS.
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Maximianus Ancient Roman Tetradrachm, Alexandria L-Δ. Genuine Coin. Emperor: Maximianus Herculius. Struck in Maximianus’ fourth regnal year (AD 288/289), this Alexandrian tetradrachm belongs to the last generation of Egypt’s Greek-legend provincial coinage.
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Divus Maximianus 1/4 follis - 1.41g -317-318 AD. Laureate bust of Maximianus right. Roman Empire. Nice affordable example of a scarce bronze! Rev. Eagle standing on globe. The coin in the photos is the coin you will receive.
July 15, 2026
Galerius Maximianus. Heraclea, 308-309 AD.Æ follis, 5.03 g. IMP C GAL VAL MAXIMIANVS P F AVG laureate head right / GENIO IMPERATORIS genius standing facing with patera and cornucopia; in exergue: •HTA•.
July 15, 2026
Constantius II Follis Trier 340AD Authentic Roman Coin. Certified authentic ancient artifact. Struck at Trier during the early part of Constantius II’s reign, this military type emphasizes the strength and unity of the Roman legions defending the frontier provinces.
