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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Terence Cheesman, post: 3920489, member: 86498&quot;]The next three of each</p><p>Coin No 5. Alexandrine Empire Av Double Daric 323-317 B.C. Having monograms common to silver tetradrachms of Philip III. Obv Great King in running kneeling pose Rv. Wave patterned incuse. 16.69 grms 17 mm It is about 4 mm thick[ATTACH=full]1033401[/ATTACH] Coin No 6. Nero Av Aureus 66-67 A.D. Obv Head of Nero right laureate Rv.Jupiter seated left. RIC 63 7.33 grms 18 mm Most likely from the Boscoreale Hoard[ATTACH=full]1033405[/ATTACH] Coin No 7 Domitian Av Aureus 81 A.D. Obv Head of Domitian right laureate Rv. Altar. RIC 42 Faces of Power 77 This coin illustrated 7.17 grms 18 mm[ATTACH=full]1033416[/ATTACH]</p><p>Replaced Coin No 5. Augustus Ar Denarius 19 B.C. P. Petronius Turpilanus Moneyer. Obv Head of Augustus right Bareheaded Rv Crescent and star RIC 300 4.08 grms 18 mm[ATTACH=full]1033420[/ATTACH] Replaced Coin No 6 Domitian Ar Denarius 88 A.D. Obv. Head of Domitian right laureate Rv. Minerva advancing right RIC 552 2.52 grms 18mm[ATTACH=full]1033425[/ATTACH]</p><p>Replaced coin No 7 Kingdom Of Egypt Ptolemy I Ar Tetradrachm.306-300 B.C. Obv. Head of the deified Alexander wearing an elephant skin headress right.Rv. Athena Akidemos Advancing right. Alexandria mint CPE 74 15.75 grms 28 mm[ATTACH=full]1033428[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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