Coin Roman. Valentinian ll/ victory. Uncommon reverse.

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.

Constantine Ancient Roman Coin, 330-346 A.D. "Constantinople". Reverse: Victory with Scepter.

Roman Coin, struck AD 330-333. Avers: Laureate Bust of Constantinopolis left, helmeted, wearing imperial cloak with reversed spear CONSTANTINOPOLIS. Reverse: Victory standing left on Prow holding Spea

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

Constantine I Ancient Roman Coin 307-337 A.D. Reverse: Dacian Victory.

Title: Roman Coin, Constantinus II , c. 317-337 A.D. Date & Origin: Roman, c. 317-337 A.D. Description: "-laureate and draped bust of Constantinus: Reverse:Winged Victory" Material:Silver, 3.4 grms Di

379-388 AD. Group comprising: Theodosius I, folles (2; emperor standing), small bronze (2; Victory); Valentinian II, follis (emperor standing), small bronzes (3; Concordia, Victory (2)); Magnus Maximu

A pleasing Roman bronze coin the emperor Nero. Struck at the mint of Rome the coin features a bust of this notorious emperor on the obverse and an image of the goddess Victory on the reverse, flying t

Reign - ValerianDate Struck - 253-260 ADMint - Rome, AntoninianusMaterial - SilverObverse - IMP C P LIC VALERIANVS PF AVG, radiate, draped & cuirassed bust right.Reverse - VICTORIA AVGG, Victory stand

184-206 AD. Group comprising: Caracalla, 201-206 AD, Victory (over Parthia) reverse; 196-198 AD, Caracalla as Prince of Youth reverse; 196 AD, Priestly implements reverse and 201-206 AD, galley revers

CONSTANS 337-350 AD Æ4 Roman Bronze CoinObverse legend: CONSTANS PF AVG (pearl diadem with rosettes, draped and cuirassed)Reverse legend: VICTORIAE DD AVGGQ NN (two victories standing facing, each ho

3rd-4th century A.D.. Group comprising: mixed issues, types and reverses, including Magentius, Valentinian Maxentius, Magnus Maximus, Maximianus, and Gratian. 46.66 grams total, 14-29 mm. . Acquired o

VALENTINIAN I Siscia SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE Roman Coin. Victory walking left, holding wreath and palm. See pictures for complete details. This item came from a long-time collector of ancient coins. It

330-346 Roman Empire Constantinopolis Comemmorative bronze coin, obverse engraved helmeted bust of Constantinopolis left, reverse engraved Victory standing on prow of ship holding scepter and shield,

Roman Empire Licinius 317-320 AD Copper Diameter 18.5 mm, Weight 1.9 grams, Denomination Follis, Obverse Emperor Reverse Jupiter holding victory on a globe Please note that this lot has a confidential

Roman Empire Licinius 317-320 AD Copper Diameter 18.8 mm Weight 2.1 grams, Obverse Emperor Reverse Jupiter holding victory on a globe Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you lea

Roman Empire Licinius 317-320 AD Copper Diameter 20.8 mm Weight 2.3 grams, Denomination Follis, Obverse Emperor, Reverse Jupiter holding victory over a globe Eagle at feet captove below Please note th

270-275 AD. Group comprising: antoninianii, various mints, with reverses of emperor with Victory (4), Fortuna, Jupiter (3) and Oriens (2"). 35 grams total. . With collector envelopes. [10 No Reserve]

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

Roman Empire Theodosius 379-395 Copper Diameter 24 mm, Weight 6.7 grams, Mint Cysicus, Obverse Emperor, Reverse Emperor in galley Victory at helm Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve.

Roman Republic c211-208 BC AR Victoriatus, obverse Jupiter, reverse Victory erects military trophy, graded NGC Choice Very Fine Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5 4934439-009

**Originally Listed At $150** Roman, Imperial Period, Trajan, ca. 98 to 117 CE. A silver AR denarius coin and Rome minted, ca. 101 to 102 CE. Obverse: Laureate head right. Reverse: Victory standing ri

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial Period, Trajan, ca. 98 to 117 CE. A silver AR denarius coin and Rome minted, ca. 101 to 102 CE. Obverse: Laureate head right. Reverse: Victory standing right

Ancient Roman Coin of Emperor Maximianus (285-310 A.D.) | Reverse reads: CONCORDIA MILITVM [To the unity of the army] Jupiter standing left, holding sceptre, presenting Victory on globe to emperor, st