Constantine VII and Romanus II. AR Miliaresion.

CONSTANTINE VII and ROMANUS II. 945 AD. AV Solidus (23mm, 4.33 gm). Constantinople mint. Struck 945-959AD. +IhS XPS REX REGNANTIUM, nimbate (two pellets in arms of cross) bust of Christ facing, holdin

A pair of Byzantine silver coins. Lot includes a silver Miliaresion of Constantine VI & Irene, (AD 780 – 797), and a silver Miliaresion of Constantine VII & Romanus I, (AD 931 – 944). Both in nice

Ancient Byzantine Constantine VII gold coin with Christ. Ancient Byzantine Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus (AD 913-959), with Romanus II. AV solidus (size 20mm, 4.40 gm). Very Fine. Constantinople, ca

357-361 A.D. Uncertain mint. Obv: D N CONSTANTIVS P F AVG legend with diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: VOTIS / XXX / MVLTIS / XXXX in four lines within wreath; uncertain mintmark below.

Byzantine Empire, Basil II and Constantine VII, 1020 to 1028 CE, AE Follis, 10.5 grams. OBVERSE: Facing bust of Jesus Christ. REVERSE: Inscription in three lines. DOC A2.24a; SB 1818. 25 mm. Provenan

FL CONSTANTIVS NOB C, laureate head to right / PROVIDENTIAE CAESS, camp gate with six rows, no doors and two turrets, star above, Q (star) AR in exergue. RIC 283. UNC

Ancient Byzantine Silver Coin Constantine IX portrait on reverse, Mary portrait on obverse with hands outstretched, circa 1042-1055. AR Miliaresion denomination, approximately 2.9 grams tw. Constantin

Marcus Aurelius, as Caesar. 152-153 AD. AR Denarius. 3.50 gr. – 19.4 mm. O:\ AVRELIVS CA-ESAR AVG PII FIL, bare head right. R:\ TR POT VII COS II, Genius Exercitus or Virtus standing left, sacr

SELEUCID KINGDOM. Antiochus VII Eurgetes. 138-129 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 16.8 gr. - 29,4 mm. Antioch mint. O:\ Diademed head of Antiochus VII right. R:\ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑÎΤ�

SELEUCID KINGDOM. Antiochus VII Eurgetes. 138-129 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 16.4 gr. - 27,6 mm. Antioch mint. O:\ Diademed head of Antiochus VII right. R:\ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑÎΤ�

Roman Empire. Vespasian (AD 69-79). Silver Denarius Coin. Rome Mint AD 76 | Obverse: IMP CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG - Laureate head right | Reverse: COS VII - Bull, right | References: RIC II 841; RSC Coh

COMMODUS. 177-192 AD. AR Denarius. 2.95 gr. – 17.1 mm. Struck 192 AD. O:\ L AEL AVREL COM-M AVG P FEL, laureate head right. R:\ P M TR P XV-II IMP VIII COS VII P P, Victory advancing left, holding w

324-325 AD. London mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C legend with laureate and draped bust right. Rev: PROVIDENTIAE CAESS legend with camp gate surmounted by star; mintmark PLON in exergue. RIC vii, p.

Peoples Bank of China 1953 1-Fen II VII II 2818194, 2-Fen VIII II V 7380504,5-Fen I IV X 2795821,1-Jiao X IX III5070975,2-Jiao X IV II 8759795, 5-Jiao I V VIII 8882011 & 3-Yuan V II I 0332581 (P.860-8

Italy, Sicily, Syracuse, Philistis, wife of Hieron II, ca. 269 to 215 BCE. AR tetradrachm (13.0 g) Obverse: Diademed and veiled head left; wreath to right. Reverse: inscribed with Nike, holding reins

Greece/Macedon, reign of Philip II, ca. 359 to 336 BCE. AR silver tetradrachm. Laureate head of Zeus right / Youth on horseback right; monogram below. Size: 0.95" W (2.4 cm); 14.1 grams Provenance: p

Ancient Roman Constantine II caesar, Solidus 316 – 337 AD. Size 20 mm, weight 4.29 grams. Treviri circa 335-336, AV 4.16 g. CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rev. PR

GREEK COINAGE, SELEUCID KINGDOM. ESTIMATE $900 - $1000.

An ancient Greece silver coin, AR Tetradrachm. 261-246 BC. Seleukid Empire, Antiochos II Theos. Featuring diademed head of Antiochus II bust turned to the right on the obverse and Apollo seated left o

Roman Imperial coinage > Julian II, AD 360-363: AR Siliqua (17 x 17.5mm, 2.1g), Lugdunum (Lyon) mint, struck AD 360-361; small-dotted pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust facing right (tall head

Constantius II AR Siliqua. Sirmium, AD 351-355. 1.90g, 20mm, 6h. O:\ D N CONSTANTIVS P F AVG, pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. R:\ VOTIS XXX MVLTIS XXXX in four lines within wreath; SI

PARTHIAN KINGDOM. ESTIMATE $225 - $250.

Roman Coin Pendant - Constantine II From the mid 4th century, a roman coin struck at the Siscia mint in modern day Sisak, Croatia. The coin is bronze, and has a very prominent face, though the letters

Ancient Eastern Coins > Parthian Kingdom > Mithradates II, 123-88 BCE: AR Drachm (21mm, 3.65g); long bearded bust facing left in high tiara, with 7-pointed star in center / archer seated facing right