Shining Hadrian

Hi. I find it difficult to identify the reverse of this silver bright Denarius representing Emperor Hadrian. I do not notice any mint on the exergue either. Can you also assist me to guess the approximate grade and value of this coin? Thanks..
Charles

 

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here is mine
Hadrianus Denarius Roma 134-38 Roma
Reference
RIC 332 var (d)

Obv.HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS PP
Laureate head right, slight drapery on far shoulder.

Rev.COS III
Roma seated left on cuirass, holding parazonium and spear; shield behind, helmet behind the shield


2,94 gr
18 mm
F+
price 60 euro ( i wouldnt pay that much now with this quality)

 

i think your coin is about mine Fine +
notice i have helmet behind shield and you dont.
one can say extreme Fine pays lets say
300 euro EF
100 euro VF (very fine)
33 euro Fine
http://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1387297

 

Thank you very much for these cheerful information. That would encourage me to collect more and more of these silver Ancients. Unfortunately, in my country it is not permitted to ship ancient coins or other items abroad..
Friendly
Charles

 

2 get them u must buy, and not ship.
where you from?

cu

eric

 

Hi. I am from Lebanon. That is geographically very far from the United States. I meant by shipping that I cannot sell them abroad, according to the rules of my country.
Charles

 

I do not know the antiquities laws in Lebanon, but many countries will allow shipping abroad with a license and some will allow single and small lot shipping. Check it out.

 

I will check out soon.
Charles