Roman Empire. Licinius ll 317-324 AD. Bronze follis.

317-324 AD Licinius II Bronze Follis LIGHT CIRC

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 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

308-324 Roman Empire Licinius I Follis bronze coin, Nicomedia mint, obverse engraved laureate bust right, reverse engraved Jupiter standing left holding Victory and scepter, eagle at his feet, D: 22.3

308-324 Roman Empire Licinius I Follis bronze coin, Nicomedia mint, obverse engraved laureate bust right, reverse engraved Jupiter standing left holding Victory and scepter, eagle at his feet, D: 22.3

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

308-324 AD Licinius I Bronze Follis AU+

Ancient Roman Imperial Coin in Plastic Sleeve Ancient Roman coin, Licinius II portrait, circa 317-324 AD, right facing bust on obverse, Jupiter in fields on reverse, not professionally graded.

NGC VF ROMAN EMPIRE LICINIUS I, AD 308-324 COIN. BI REDUCED NUMMUS. CONEMPORARY CAST FORGERY. A GREAT RARE FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

Title: Roman Empire. Crispus (as Caesar ) Date/Period:317-326 AD Materals: Bronze follis of 2.7 grams Description: Obverse. Crispus facing right. Reverse, VOT X within wreath. (Pledge of 10 years of s

Title: Roman Empire. Licinius 308-324 C.E. Follis Date/Period: Struck 313-315 C.E. Size: 22 mm Materials: Billon follis Additional Information: Roman Empire. Licinius I 308-324 C.E. Struck 313-315 C.E

Title: Roman Empire, Licinius l 317-320 C.E. / Jupiter Date/Period: 317-320 C.E Size: 18 mm Materials: Bronze follis Additional Information: Roman Empire. Licinius l. 317-320 C.E. Obverse, pearl diade

Licinius. 308-324 AD. AE follis, Antioch. AD 315-316. 2.50 gr. – 18.9 mm. O:\ IMP LIC LICINIVS PF AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. R:\ IOVI CONSERVATORI AVGG NN, Jupiter standing

308-324 A.D. Licinius I, Half Follis Ancient Roman Coin.

Roman Empire, minted at Carthage, 298 to 299 CE. Large bronze follis of Constantine I as Caesar. Obverse portrait of Constantine with CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES, his head laureate r. Reverse: SALVIS AVGG ET

Late Roman Coin, struck 313-315 AD in Siscia. Avers: Laureate bust of Licinius I, right. Reverse: Jupiter stg. leaning on column, holding Victory on globe. Reference: RIC 4. Measurements: Approx. 22 x

Date/Period: c 308-324 CE Materials: Copper Size: Diameter 20 mm Denomination Follis. Obverse Emperor Reverse Jupiter holding victory with eagle below. Shipping: Domestic: Free shipping to anywhere wi

Title: Roman Empire. Constantine the great Date/Period:306-337 AD Materals: Bronze follis 2.1g Description: Obverse, emperor. Reverse, two soldiers with standard in between. Struck 330-333 AD Reserve:

Roman Empire - AE Follis Crispus as Caesar , 1 March 317 - 326 A.D mint: 1st officina, Lugdunum (Lyon, France)

Roman Imperial coinage > Licinius I: reduced Follis (19 x 20.5mm, 3.2g), Alexandria mint, 316-317 AD; laureate head facing right & legend IMP C VAL LICIN LICINIVS P F AVG / Jupiter, standing, head fac

Item: Roman Coin Follis of Emperor Licinius, c. 308-324 A.D. Date and Origin: Roman, c. 308-324 A.D. Material: Bronze Dimensions: 2 cm D - 13/16 inch Provenance: Private UK collection of the 1980s. Ob

Late Roman Coin, struck 317-320 AD. Avers: Laureate, draped bust left holding globe and sceptre in left hand and mappa in right IMP LICINVS AVG. Reverse: Jupiter, standing left with chlamys over left

Licinius I, 308 - 324 AD. AE Follis, Thessalonica Mint, 24mm, 2.96 grams. Obverse: IMP LIC LICINIVS P F AVG, Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Licinius right. Reverse: IOVI CONSERVATORI AVGG NN,

ASIA MINOR LICINIUS I, 308 - 324 AD. BRONZE COIN. (1) H 7" W 4"