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The Roma Imperial Valerian II Antoninianus from 255 AD is a silver coin minted in Lugdunum. This historical piece belongs to the Roman Imperial era, specifically featuring the ruler Valerian II.
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Calabria, Tara AR Cicrachm c 280 - 240 B.C. | NGC Ch VF 5 / 4.
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Judea, Herodian Dynasty. Herod I Archelaus 4 BC - 6 AD AE 'Widow's Mite' Prutah (0.96g; 12.9mm). Ε Θ Ν around ( Ethnarch) Hendin 5th#1192.
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Museums aren’t the only ones that should hold a piece of history! Don’t kiss your chance with this lot of 4 ancient Roman bronze coins, ranging from 27 BC to 476 AD, are certified as genuine and authentic by ICG. The coins feature ruler Constantine I and are from the historical period of Roman Imperial rule. Made of bronze with a fineness of 0.999, these ungraded coins are from Italy and are in uncleaned condition. This collection offers a piece of history from the ancient era of Rome, adding a valuable and unique element to any coin collection. Cerification numbers are: 7238470182, 52644801218, 52644801212, 5264480133.
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Denomination Prutah. Country / Authority Judaea — Reign of Herod I the Great. Border absent due to the crude nature of the issue. This type is traditionally marketed as the "Widow's Mite" because it circulated during the period referenced in the Biblical account found in the books of Mark 12:41–44 and Luke 21:1–4, where a poor widow contributes two small bronze coins to the Temple treasury.
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JUDAEA Herod I 40 - 4 BC, renovated Jerusalem temple. AE PRUTAH, Biblical Widow Mite. Double cornucopia and pomergranat in the center/ anchor and Hebrew inscription. NGC certified
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Reverse: Gaius (and Lucius )standing together, each a hand on a round shield and a spear. In upper field: lituus and simpulum. Silver DENARIUS fraction, (1.62 grams, 17.07 mm). AUGUSTUS, (Caius Octavius Caepias), Emperor 27 BC-AD 14.
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The product is a lot of four ancient Roman Empire coins dating from 27 BC to 476 AD. These genuine bronze coins from Italy are certified by ICG and are uncleaned, making them ideal for collectors interested in ancient Roman history. The coins offer a glimpse into the rich heritage of the Roman Empire and would make a valuable addition to any numismatic collection.
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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.
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ICG Certification: "ICG - Genuine Roman Empire" with date range. You are buying a lot of four authentic ancient Roman bronze coins from the Roman Empire (27 BC - 476 AD), all professionally authenticated and slabbed by ICG.
July 6, 2026
JUDAEA Herod I 40 - 4 BC, renovated Jerusalem temple. AE PRUTAH, Biblical Widow Mite. Double cornucopia and pomergranat in the center/ anchor and Hebrew inscription. NGC certified
July 6, 2026
Marks Lycian League issue. 2nd-1st Centuries BC LYCIA, MYRA AR Drachm. XF Strike: 4/5 Surface: 2/5.
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