Reverse: GLORIA REIPVBLICE, campgate, TES in ex. Want to learn more about Campgate types?. Check out our video on YouTube Byzantine Empire. Theodosius I (379-395). Thessalonika mint.
Bronze AE18 of Macedonia, Thessalonica, 158-149 BC, Ancient Greece Size: 18 mm, 7.2 gramsHead of young Dionysos right, wreathed in ivy / QESSALO NIKHS, goat standing right, monogram above, B.M.C. 5.12This coin is guaranteed to be authenticStock# gr1062
Roman Province Coin- Lydia Thyateira Artemis Boreitene AE Eagle Coin. Issuer: Roman Provincial (Lydia, Thyateira). Translation: “Of Boreitene Artemis” / “Of the people of Thyateira”. This type is desirable for its distinctive local cult imagery and eagle reverse.
8.7g, #39AD- aVF. 222-249AD, AE24, MACEDON. A collectible coin with general overall wear. All major features (if struck) are visible and but not always complete (most of the laurel wreath is present but the highest 1/4 is worn smooth, for example).
RD CENTURY, AE24, AMPHIPOLIS. 7.6g, #60AD, VF+. This 1st century BC Macedonia, Amphipolis AE 20-25mm bronze coin features a facing Gorgoneion (Gorgon head) on the obverse and Athena standing left, holding Nike, a spear, and a shield on the reverse.
This ancient coin from the Roman era is a fascinating piece of history. Believed to have originated from Thesalonica, Greece, it features the portrait of Constantine II, who ruled between 330-333 AD. The coin is made of bronze and has a dark patina certification number. The coin's ownership history is not available, and it is uncertified. However, it is ungraded and uncleaned, which adds to its appeal for collectors. This coin is a great addition to any collection for anyone interested in ancient Roman history.
7.4g, #36AD, VF. 244-249AD, AE 27, MACEDON. This AE 27 coin (approx. The reverse often depicts him on his horse, Bucephalus, depicting a romanticized, daring equestrian image. A desirable coin with general overall wear. ).
11.3g, #130AD, aF. 222-235 AD, AE27. A coin with a great amount of wear. Legends may not be visible. Main designs of the coin can be seen. Severe pitting, overall roughness, large scratches, piercings, major bends, and large cracks should be noted, especially if a photograph is not provided.
238-244AD, AE26. These rare bronze coins, minted by the Koinon of Macedon in Beroea during the reign of Gordian III (AD 238–244), celebrate Alexander the Great to promote Macedonian identity under Roman rule.
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