Antoninus Pius to Severus Alexander - Denarii [4]

1st-4th century AD. Group comprising: denarii (3; Trajan, Antoninus Pius, Severus Alexander); early bronzes (6; sestertii (2), ases (4)); late bronzes (6; various issues and types"). 106 grams total.

193-235 AD. Group[ comprising denarii of: Septimius Severus (3; Jupiter, Victory (2)) and Severus Alexander (Aequitas"). 12.51 grams total. [4]

Seventeen bronze/copper ancient coins. Roman Imperial, Valerian, Antoninus Pius, Severus Alexander, Vespasian, Divus Augustus struck by TIberius, Hadrian, Greek Imperial, Elagabalus-Moesia Inferior, L

**Originally Listed at $75** Rome, Imperial Period, Antoninus Pius, ca. 138 to 161 CE. AR denarius (3.4 grams). Rome Mint; struck 150-151. Obverse: IMP CAES T AEL HADR ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P, laureate

LOT (4) IMPERIAL ROMAN EMPIRE COINS INCLUDING ANTONINUS PIUS, AR DENARIUS (AD 138-161); COMMODUS, AR DENARIUS (AD 180-192); CARACALLA, AR DENARIUS (AD 198-217); CARUS, B/AR ANTONINIANUS (AD 282-283) (

A group of 4 Roman silver coins. Lot includes a pair of Drachms of Gordian III, AD 238 - 244, struck at Caesarea, Cappadocia, (18 mm, 2.76g & 18 mm, 3.27g), a silver denarius of Severus Alexander, AD

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial Period. Fromtop to bottom, Severus Alexander, 222 to 235 CE, Julia Domna, 193 to 217 CE, (wife of emperor Severus Alexander), Hadrian, 117 to 138 CE, and Anto

2nd century AD. Group comprising: Nero (column); Nerva (implements); Trajan (4; various reverses); Hadrian (4; Tranquilatis, implements, others); Antoninus Pius (Salus); Divus Antoninus (Consecratio);

2nd century AD. Group comprising: Septimius Severus, with Victory walking left; Hadrian, with Pax standing left; Antoninus Pius, with Vesta standing left, holding patera and palladium; Caracalla, with

1st-2nd century AD. Group comprising: Septimius Severus, with Fortuna holding long palm and cornucopia; Marcus Aurelius, with Roma standing left; Antoninus Pius, with thunderbolt on garlanded altar; D

**First Time At Auction** Lot includes the following coins: Faustina Sr., wife of Antoninus Pius, 138 to 161 CE. as DIVA AVGVSTA. RIC 370. Weight 3.4 grams. Faustina Jr., wife of Marcus Aurelius, 161

Antoninus Pius silver denarius ca. 145 A.D. and Tetradrachm with Alexander the Great and Athena circa 323-281 B.C. MH. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registe

LOT (4) IMPERIAL ROMAN EMPIRE COINS INCLUDING ANTONIUS PIUS, AR DENARIUS (AD 138-161); DIVUS ANTONINUS, AR DENARIUS (AD 161); MARUS AURELIUS ANTONINUS-CARACALLA, AR ANTONINIANUS (AD 198-217); CARINUS

2nd century AD. Group comprising: Hadrian denarius and sestertius; Antoninus Pius, denarius. 28.82 grams total. Property of a Hertfordshire gentleman; acquired UK market. [3]

Title: Roman Empire, Severus Alexander, Denarius, 222 C.E. Date/Period: 222-235 C.E. Materials: Silver denarius Size: 20 mm Description: Roman Empire. Severus Alexander. 222-235 C.E. Silver denarius.

Title: Roman Empire, Severus Alexander, Denarius. 223 C.E. Date/Period: 222-235 C.E Materials: Silver denarius Size: 18 mm Description: Roman Empire. Severus Alexander. 222-235 C.E. Rome mint. Struck

Title: Roman Empire, Severus Alexander, Denarius, 223 C.E. Date/Period: 222-235 C.E. Materials: Silver denarius Size: 18 mm Description: Roman Empire. Severus Alexander. 222-235 C.E. Rome mint. Silver

Severus Alexander silver Denarius 222 - 235 AD. Coincraft, London

Antoninus Pius, Denarius, Rome, Silver with original patina Date: 151-152 AD Origin: Roman Material: Silver Dimensions: 18.3mm - 3.1 g Provenance: Private Collection of Holyland Ancient Coins, Toronto

Nine silver ancient coins. 1) Thessaly, Head of Nymph Larissa. 2) Rhodes drachm Obv: Helios three quarter facing, hair loose Rev: rose 3) Antoninus Pius, denarius Obv: laureate head . Rev: seated figu

Includes Julia Domna Denarius 196-211, Severus Alexander Denarius 222-235 and Julia Maesa Denarius in beautiful condition.

1st century B.C.-3rd century A.D.. Comprising: mixed denominations, types and issues; including a Republican denarius, Antoninus Pius denarius, an antoninianus of Gordian III, and a clipped siliqua. 2

Antoninus Pius (138-161), Denarius, Rome, AD 140-143. AR 3.40 gr. – 17.5 mm. O:\ ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P COS III, laureate head r., R:\ AEQVI - TAS AVG , Aequitas standing l., holding scale

Title: Roman Empire. Antoninus Pius. Silver denarius. 153/154 C.E. Date/Period: 153/154 C.E. Materials: Silver denarius Size: 17 mm Description: Roman Empire. Antoninus Pius 138-161 C.E. Struck 153/15