https://auctions.cngcoins.com/lots/...2738-g-6h-rome-mint-group-10-circa-ad-107-109 Too expensive for me but a stunning coin with a lot of history Post your coins with roman architecture! Thomas,
TIBERIUS AE 25mm (As) OBVERSE: TI CAESAR AVGVSTVS PON MAX IMP, laureate head left REVERSE: COL AVGVSTA EMERITA, campgate Struck at Emerita, Spain, 14-36 AD 9.27g, 25mm RPC 42
M. VOLTEIUS M.F. ROMAN REPUBLIC; GENS VOLTEIA AR Denarius OBVERSE: Laureate head of Jupiter right REVERSE: Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus with closed doors; thunderbolt on pediment; below, M. VOLTEI. M. F. Rome 78BC 3.60g, 18mm Crawford 385/1; Sydenham 774; Volteia 1 VOLUSIAN AE30 OBVERSE: AVTOK K G AFIN GAL OVEND OVOLOCCIANOC CEB, radiate and draped bust right REVERSE: ANTIOXEWN MHTRO KOLWN D-e, SC below, Tyche seated facing within tetrastyle temple, the river-god Orontes swimming beneath her, ram leaping right above Struck at Syria-Antioch, 251-253 AD 17.1g, 30mm SNGCop 295
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AE Septimius Severus, Neocaesarea, Pontus. AY K L CEPTI CEOYHROC, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right. KOI PON NEOKAI MHTRO, tetrastyle temple with lighted altar within. Date PMς in exergue (146 = 209/10). 30 mm, 15.21 gr. Çizmeli 26; RecGen 18 var (rev. legend KOIN). AE Philippus II as emperor, Zeugma. Rev. Temple on hill with a statue in it (Zeus?). Before it, a garden with fences on three sides, and a wall before it. In exergue, a capricorn to the right. 28 mm, 16.18 gr. See this interesting Cointalk thread about perspective! Sear 3954. BMC 37.
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Hello, my denarius of Drusus with in reverse triumphal arch surmounted by an equestrian statue on the right, placed between two trophies; the rider is armed with a lance; at the foot of each trophy, a captive. Source : https://www.colleconline.com/fr/items/25157/monnaie-antique-romaine-neron-drusus-denier
RR Volteius 78 BCE AR Den Jupiter Temple S 312 Cr 385-1 RI Philip II 244-249 Nisibis Mesopotamia-farthest EAST Temple sinister left