Some very nice ancient coins which are not yet on my site: http://augustuscoins.com/index.html but will be soon if they don't sell to my friends on CoinTalk first. Tacitus 275-276. ROMAE AETERNAE Roma seated left holding globe and scepter. Sear 11806. Much silvering, very attractive. Well-struck. High-quality, as you can see. [$69] Postumus, 260-269 PM TRP COS II PP (consular dating to 261) Postumus standing holding globe and spear Sear 10971 Good metal with attractive surfaces (not porous as so many are). Very good portrait. [$39] Massive AE36, 39.80 grams. About 5 mm thick! Antiochus IV 175-164 BC. Very clear Greek legend, eagle on thunderbolt. Centering dimple. Mint of Antioch in Syria. Sear Greek 6985 Hoover Syrian 643. This is about as massive as they come other than Ptolemaic AE. [$149 SOLD] Septimius Severus, 193-211 VOTA SVSC DEC PM TRP X COS III PP [dates the coin to AD 202] Septimius Severus sacrificing (see he characteristic beard?) at altar Denarius. Sear 6391 Vows for ten (DEC) years. [$45] Alexander Jannaeus 103-76 BC. 17-15 mm. Large for the type. Anchor/star Hendin 4th edition 469 [$18] Delmatius with chi-rho. 335-337 Before you look at the price, you might look at this one recently sold in CNG for $380+fees. https://cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=344146 Clear chi-rho. Full flan (better on this coin than that one, also better surfaces here except for the eye). [$45 SOLD] An early Christian type before 337 (when Constantine died and his sons killed most of the rest of the family including Delmatius). Many more coins are on my site: https://cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=344146 and books and catalogs about them are here: http://augustuscoins.com/numislit.html
