Eastern Roman Empire Gold Solidus Marcian

An ancient Eastern Roman Empire Valentinian I gold solidus coin. Circa from 364 to 367. Featuring a bust of Valentinianus I right, pearl diademed, draped, cuirassed to the obverse, and Valentinianus s

Eastern Roman Empire Zeno Gold AV Solidus 474-491 AD NGC Ch AU. Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5 clip noted.

Eastern Roman Empire Zeno Gold AV Solidus 474-491 AD NGC Ch XF. Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5 wrinkled.

Eastern Roman Empire Anastasius I Gold AV Solidus 491-518 AD NGC AU. Strike 5/5, Surface 2/5 wrinkled.

Byzantine Empire, 393 to 423 CE. This is a Roman gold solidus, one of the last coins struck in both the Western and Eastern Roman Empires. Each coin weighs roughly 4.5 g; the limits of refining techno

Eastern Roman Empire, Eudocia, wife of Theodocius II, Died in 460 CE. Constantinople Mint. Gold solidus. Obverse: AEL EVDO - CIA AVG, diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right. Reverse: Latin cross pa

Eastern Roman Empire, reign of Theodosius II, ca. 402 to 450 CE. Thessalonica Mint. Obverse: D N THEODO - SIVS P F AVG, pearl-diademed, helmeted, cuirassed bust three-quarters front, cross on breast,

Constantinople, ca. 402 to 450 CE. Solid gold solidas, bust of Emperor facing forward, reverse, Constantinopolis seated. Size: 20mm in diameter and weighing 4.2 grams. Provenance: Ex-private Mark Bie

An ancient Roman Empire gold solidus coin. Rule of Valentinian I, 364 to 375 AD. Nicomedia mint. The obverse depicts the bust of the ruler. The reverse represents seated personifications of Rome and C

An ancient Roman Empire gold solidus coin. Rule of Arcadius I, 383 to 408 AD. Constantinople mint. The obverse depicts the bust of the ruler. The reverse represents the personification of Constantinop

An ancient Roman Leo I AV Solidus gold Roman coin, 457-474 AD. Obverse: helmeted and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding shield and spear over shoulder, reverse: Victory standing left, holdi

Theodosius II, Eastern Roman Emperor (AD 402-450). AV solidus (4.41 gm). Constantinople, 10th officina, AD 408-420. Helmeted, diademed and cuirassed facing bust of Theodosius, head turned slightly rig

An ancient Western Roman Empire Honorius gold solidus coin. The obverse features the bust of Honorius right, helmeted, shield over left shoulder and spear in right hand over shoulder. The reverse show

Ancient Roman Theodosius II, Gold SOlidus Eastern Roman Emperor (AD 402-450). Gold solidus (21mm, 4.43 gm, 1h). NGC Choice XF 5/5 - 3/5, edge bend. Constantinople, third officina, ca. AD 430-440. D N

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Roman Empire, Honorius, 397 to 402 CE. Gold solidus. Officina 5. Obverse: Pearl-diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust facing slightly right, holding spear over shoulder and shield. Reverse: Constanti

Ancient Roman Empire Coin Collection (178) total coins including a gold solidus of Valentinian III having a helmeted and armored facing portrait on obverse, the reverse showing the city goddess of Con

Theodosius II, Eastern Roman Emperor (AD 402-450). AV solidus (4.41 gm). Constantinople, 10th officina, AD 408-420. Helmeted, diademed and cuirassed facing bust of Theodosius, head turned slightly rig

Roman Empire, rule of Marcianus, Constantinople, 450 - 457 CE. Gold coin features helmeted, cuirassed bust facing, wearing pearl diadem, holding spear over right shoulder and wearing shield with horse

Eastern Roman Empire. Gilt bronze, size 9 with flared band and raised oval bezel supported by triple nubs. Professionally refurbished with the gold overlay restored. Item ships one business day after

Valentinian I AD 364 Gold AV Solidus Roman NGC AU. Western Roman Empire, Antioch. Reverse depicts emporer holding Labarum and Victory on Globe. Some scratches are noted. Strike 5/5, and Surface 2/5.

Ancient Eastern Mediterranean, Roman Empire / Phoenicia, ca. 4th BCE to 3rd century CE. An elegant pair of earrings, each comprised of two ancient glass beads assembled on modern gold components. The

Roman, likely Eastern Empire, Imperial Period to Byzantine Period, ca. 3rd to 8th century CE. A dazzling and wearable necklace chain made from 92.07% gold (equivalent to 22K+) links with a 93.69% gold

Roman Empire, the Levant, eastern Mediterranean region, ca. 2nd to 3rd century CE. A hand-blown glass vessel of petite form with a near-spherical, ribbed body, elegantly cinched neck, folded rim, and