Roman silver coins

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  Antoninus Pius, AR denarius, Rome, A.D. 140-143.

  PAX reverse.

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  Caracalla, Denarius, Rome A.D. 206

  Reverse, Caracalla dressed in a toga.

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  Egypt, Nero, Tetradrachm circa A.D. 64-65.

  Alexandria mint.

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  Gordian III, AR Antoninianus, Rome A.D.238-244.

  As Augustus.

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  Hadrian A.D. 117-138, AR Denarius. Sold.

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  Hadrian, Tetradrachm AD133-4, Cilicia, Aegeae.

  Hadrian, recognised as the third of the Five Good Emperors.

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  Herennia Etruscilla, AR Antoninuanus, Rome A.D. 249-251.

  As Caesar A.D. 250-251, under Trajan Decius.

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  Maximinus I, AR Denarius 235-36 A.D. Rome.

  Roman Empire.

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  Nero - Tiberius, Tetradachm, Alexandria

  Nero succeeded to the throne in A.D. 54.

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  Nero, A.D. 54-68, Billon Tetradrachm, Alexandria.

  A Traditional Roman Corbita or Cargo ship.

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  Nero, Tetradrachm 64-65 A.D. Egypt.

  Alexandria mint.

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  Nero, Tetradrachm A.D. 61-62, Antiochia.

  When the Praetorian guards in Rome deserted Nero, he fled and committed suicide.

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  Philip I, Tetradrachm 248 AD, Antiochia

  Excellent strong portrait.

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  Philip I, Tetradrachm, Antiochia A.D. 245. Sold.

  Marcus Julius Philippus, native of Arabia.

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  Philip II, as Caesar. Antoninianus, A.D. 245-247. Lustrous!

  Very rare to find this lustrous, needs to be seen in hand to truly appreciate.

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  Probus, Æ Antoninianus, Lyons, AD 278-279.

  Felicitas, Goddess of Happiness and Prosperity.

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