Group of Four Ancient Roman Bronze Coins, circa first through third centuries CE, comprising: one head of Emperor Vespasian obverse with standing Victory reverse, one gold-tone bronze and copper alloy coin with twin double profile head obverse, one bronze Herakles / Hercules obverse with stag reverse, and one worn bronze coin with profile obverse and two standing figures reverse, measuring 1.25" Diameter. Provenance: From the Kew Gardens estate of L. L., a holocaust survivor, educator and wife of K. L., an employee at the United Nations, likely acquired prior to the 1968 death of K. L. Keywords: Numismatics, Artifacts, Antiquities, Ancient coins, Coinage

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