As always, I will offer an unconditional lifetime guarantee of authenticity for anything I sell. Payment is via PayPal, and shipping rates in the US are $1; for overseas shipping or special delivery instructions, just ask and we can figure it out. PM me with any questions or to discuss. $450, very rare; 10-7 BC, 25mm, Lugdunum mint; better in hand Obverse: Laureate bust right, traces of inscription around; incluse countermark with VAR monogram in ligature within Reverse: Altar of Lugdunum, with traces of inscription; concave from countermark This countermark has been attributed to Varus, a kinsman of the emperor Augustus and the governor of Germania, who was annihilated with his legions in AD 9 at the Teutoberger Forest. They are found in abundance on the battlefield site archaeology dig, as well as in other locations. SOLD, AD 1059 - 1067, attributed to Constantine X, ~25mm Obverse: IS XS bAS-ILE bAS-ILE overstruck over image of Jesus facing with halo, giving blessing gesture Reverse: Image of Jesus Christ with halo, overstruck over inscription IC XP NI KA (?) or BASILE BASILE $25, Alexander I the Molossian of Epirus, very rare; 343-331 BC, ~20mm Obverse: Shield with thunderbolt superimposed Reverse: Wreath with thunderbolt at center $45, Judaea under Nero, procurator Antoninus Felix, AD 52-60, 18mm Obverse: Two Roman shields in crossed position Reverse: Palm tree $15, Indo-Greek King Apollodotus II, 80-65 BC, 18mm Obverse: Bull right within square border Reverse: Tripod with symbol at center within square border $50 Crawford RRC 183/4, very rare; 169 - 158 BC, 22mm, 6.79g, Rome mint Obverse: Head of Hercules; to right, denominational mark Reverse: ROMA; above prow of ship right; above, wolf and twins (Romulus and Remus) symbol in field $50 Gallienus, Rome mint. RIC V Gallienus 284, ~ AD 253-268. 19mm, 1.29g. While common with a right facing Pegasus, the left facing variant of this coin is exceptionally scarce. Obverse: GALLIENVS AVG, radiate bust right Reverse: SOLI CONS AVG, Pegasus leaping left $10 Tetricus I, ~AD 273 - 4, AE Antoninianus, (~20mm). Ragged, slightly concave flan. Obverse: __TETRICVS PF AVG, radiate bust of Tetricus I to right Reverse: HILARITAS AVGG, Hilaritas facing, holding palm and cornucopia $10 Tetricus II, AD 273 - 4, AE Antoninianus Obverse: TETRICVS CAES, radiate draped bust of Tetricus II to right Reverse: Spes advancing left, holding flower; SPES AVGG $15 Constantius II, RIC VIII Rome 15, ~12mm, AD 337 - 34. A rare reverse type of a common emperor. Obverse: DN FL CONSTANTIVS AVG, Rosette diademed bust of Constantius II to right Reverse: SECURITAS REIP, Securitas, draped, standing front, head right, legs crossed, holding scepter in right hand and leaning left elbow on column Mint mark R•T
