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The square format provided stability during weighing, while the use of lead allowed compact mass and durability. Date: Late Roman to Early Byzantine period, c. 300–600 AD. Cultural Attribution: Roman / Early Byzantine Empire.
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Roman Lead Tessera Antiquity Gallienus & Salonina Imperial Artifact Holy Land 19mm Authentic. The obverse features the jugate or facing portraits of the Imperial couple. Gallienus is typically depicted with a radiate crown or laurel wreath, while Salonina is shown with her characteristic high-coiffed hairstyle.
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Emperor: Maximianus (Maximian), AD 285–305. A first-year Alexandrian tetradrachm of Maximianus, struck in AD 285/286, the very beginning of the Tetrarchic system introduced by Diocletian. Early tetradrachms of this reign are especially desirable, as they mark the final years of Egypt’s long provincial coinage tradition before the sweeping monetary reforms that would follow.
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July 15, 2026
Claudius AE Sestertius - 27.13g -41-54 AD. Laureate head of Claudius facing right. Nice example of a scarce 12 caesars bronze! Roman Empire.
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A small Chalkous from ancient Egypt. Obverse depicts the laureate bust of a god or emperor while reverse has a cornucopia
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JUDAEA, Antipatras. 218-222 CE. Æ Semis (18mm, 4.87 g, 1h). Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from the front / Tetrastyle temple; in arched central bay, statue of Tyche standing left, foot on prow, holding bust and scepter; below, river god Yarkon swimming left.
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GALLIENUS Roman Coins AD 253-268. Æ Antoninianus. GALLIENUS 1,85 gr.
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Certified authentic ancient artifact. Struck in Alexandria during Gallienus’s thirteenth regnal year, this billon tetradrachm features Nike presenting victory and hope amid the empire’s military and political crises.
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The She Wolf & Twins VRBS ROMA - AE Roman Commemorative Coin from the Constantine Era in 330AD is a bronze coin from Ancient Rome. This original coin, certified as Uncertified, features the image of the She Wolf, symbolizing Rome's founding myth. Produced in Italy, this historical piece of evidence from the Roman Imperial period, specifically the era of Constantine I, offers a glimpse into the rich history and culture of ancient Rome.
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Denomination: AE Follis. Unpublished mintmark varieties from the mid-fourth century are highly sought after by specialists, particularly when the engraving is clear and deliberate as on this piece. Reference: RIC 312 (mintmark unrecorded).
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AE 20 (3.62 g), Siscia. Rev. VOT / X / MVLT XX within wreath; B SIS below.
