Roman bronze coins

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  Antoninus Pius, Sestertius, 151-152 AD.

  Worn by the hands of thousands of Romans!

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  Antonius Pius, Sestertius scarce

  Seldom seen variety.

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  Claudius, Dupondius 41-54 A.D. Sold.

  Tiberius Claudius Drusus.

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  Commodus AE As, AD 177-192.

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  Constantine I, AE Follis, Ticinum. Sold.

  Soli Invicto Comiti .

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  Constantine I, Romulus & Remus with She-wolf. Sold.

  Romulus & Remus with She-wolf.

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  Constantine II as Caesar, AD 317-337, Follis

  Flavius Claudius Constantinus, the eldest son of Constantine the Great.

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  Constantine II, as Caesar AD 317-337, Antioch, Follis.

  Constantine the II, eldest son of Constantine the Great.

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  Constantine the Great, AR Follis A.D. 307-337. Sold.

  Flavius Valerius Constantinus.

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  Diocletian, AE Follis 284-305 AD. aEF.

  The Roman mint was established by Diocletian at Heraclea.

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  Diocletian, Follis A.D. 284 - 305.

  In A.D. 295 or 296, a new bronze coin was instituted, known as the follis.

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  Diocletian, Tetradrachm, Alexandria, Egypt.

  Gaius Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus.

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  Galerius, Follis A.D. 298-299, Trier mint.

  Mintmark, TR; Trier, in modern day Germany.

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  Licinius I, Heraclea follis AD 308-324. Sold.

  Roman Emperor 308-324.

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  Magnentius, AE3 Centenionalis, 350-353 AD.

  Flavius Magnus Magnentius.

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  Roman AE Follis, Siscia 330-335 AD. Sold.

  Excellent highly detailed coin.

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