Roman Republic 79 BC. Venus. Reverse Nike in chariot.

Coin Roman Republic. Venus/victory in Triga. 79 BC. Denarius. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. The bidder who

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

Roman Republic, 89 B.C., one silver Denarius of L. Titurius Sabinus, head of the Sabine King Tatius, lettered "A PV? and "SABIN' / two soldiers killing Tarpeia, lettered "L. TITVRI", reverse struck of

6 Roman Imperial and one Roman republic silver coins, Including: Mark Anthony, Triumvir Legion XI, 44-30 B.C., and Trajan, reverse triumph. Condition: As photographed.

Roman Republic, circa 48 B.C., one silver denarius of Julius Caesar, head of Venus wearing a diadem / Aeneas carrying Anchises and the Palladium (an image of Athena), lettered "CAESAR".

Ancient Greece, Greek city of Syracuse in Sicily, AE bronze coin, struck after 212 B.C. under Roman rule. 21mm. Obverse - laureate head of Zeus, father of the gods, facing left. Reverse - winged Nike

Ancient Roman Republic Silver Coin 1st century BC, set in Silver pendant. Size 23 mm + suspension loop. Head Of Roma right/Chariot. the coin is ancient Set in modern Silver pendant. wearable.

Roman Republic, L. Papius., Rome, ca. 79 BCE. OBVERSE: Head of Juno Sospita right, wearing goat's skin headdress; behind, amphora. REVERSE: L PAPI in exergue, griffin springing right; below, hydria. C

Roman Republic, T. Carisius, AR Denarius, 46 B.C.3.88g, Helmeted head of Roma, r. / Scepter, cornucopia on globe, rudder. BMC 4065; Sydenham 984; Crawford 464, name off-center on reverse, VF with dark

Roman Republic Silver Denarius D.Silanus L.f., c.91 BC.Denomination: AR DenariusGrade: Ch VF Strike: 4/5 Surface: 3/5Comment: graffitoobverse, Roma reverse, Victory in biga.

Helmeted head of Mars left, CAESAR / Venus in biga of cupids left, L IVLI L F. RRC 320/1. FVF Country:ROMAN REPUBLIC

A Roman Republican As and Two Imperial BronzesRoman Republic, L. Rubri Dosseni Series, AE As, Circa 87 B.C. (12.22g), Head of Janus / Prow. Encrustations to obverse with well-defined reverse, overall

132 BC Rome Republic P. Maenius Antiacus silver Denarius, Rome mint, obverse engraved helmeted head of Roma right, star behind, reverse engraved Victory driving quadriga right holding goad, reins and

A group of 3 Roman silver coins. Lot includes a Republic Denarius of Cn. Gellius, 138 BC, featuring the head of Roma to rt. within a wreath, the reverse with a warrior in a quadriga. (19mm, 3.70g). Th

A magnificent Roman transport amphora, Republic, 3rd – 2nd Century BC, from the Tyrrhenian coast of Italy, the cylindrical body tapering to a long foot, with twin handles and extensive marine encrus

Alexander the Great Gold Stater Macedonian Empire, 336-323 B.C. Obverse: Helmeted head of Athena, right Reverse: Nike standing left, holding wreath and stylis; [in Greek] "ALEXANDER" presented in an "

Rome, c. 225-217 BC. AE Cast As, 267.90g. Head of Janus; below, horizontal mark of value I; all on a raised disk / Prow right; above, mark of value I; all on a raised disk. Size: 2.5" W x .045" H (6.4

Ancient Roman Republic Anonymous Æ Aes Grave As Circa 225-217 BC. (66mm, 357 grams). Prow right, libral cast series. Rome mint. Head of bearded Janus; all on a raised disk / Prow of galley right;

Roman, Republican Period, ca. 225 to 212 BCE. A highly desired Republican era silver didrachm. Obverse: Laureate head of Janus of the Dioscuri. Reverse: ROMA (framed) with Jupiter holding a scepter in

Moesia, Callatis AV Stater, possibly Calchedon Mint. Obverse with head of Athena in Corinthian helmet. Reverse, Nike standing with wreath and stylis. 260-220 BC. (Additional high-resolution photos are

Very Fine Roman Marble Head of an Elite Roman Matron As Venus ca. 2nd Century B.C. A beautiful marble head portrait of an elite Roman matron as Venus ca. 2nd Century B.C., Rome. Excellent condition an

Gold Front Girandole Wall Clock, John Creed Jr, 20th Century - A Girandole wall clock with eagle finial, reverse painted glass tablet depicting the Roman goddess Aurora with Pegasus drawn chariot, wai

2nd-3rd century AD. A bronze figural fitting with two substantial loops to the reverse, bust of a matron, possibly Faustina the Younger, with carefully dressed braided hair and chignon; draped mantle

Thracian Kings Gold AV Stater, Koson Mint. Obverse Roman consul walking left between two lictors. Reverse Eagle with spread wings standing left on scepter, holding wreath in talon. 44-42 BC. MS64 grad