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Roman coin periods
I. Republic (509 BC – 49 BC)
II. Imperatorial (49 BC – 27 BC)
III. Imperial or Empire (27 BC – 476 BC)
The 12 Caesars reigned from Julius Caesar to Domitian.
Republic
The first coins minted by the Roman Republic were silver didrachms from 280 BC. These were replaced in 211 BC by the silver denarius, quinarius (half denarius), sestertius (quarter denarius) and victoriatus (drachm). Republic gold commenced with the stater and half stater in 217 BC.
Anonymous (211-208 BC) silver sestertius (S46) 1.10 gms, Rome mint. Obverse: helmeted head of Roma facing right, border of dots. Reverse: Dioscuri travelling right, ROMA in linear frame on tablet, line border. Note sestertius discontinued c. 208 BC. Attractively toned, fairly well centredand rare. Grade aEF. Price AUS$1,280P. Cornelius Sulla (151 BC) silver denarius (S84). Obverse: helmeted head of Roma facing right with X behind. Reverse: Victory commanding biga travelling right, PSVLA (VL in monogram) below horses, ROMA in exergue. Lovely fully round example with lustrous surfaces and full lettering. Grade EF. Price: AUS$1,045Pinarius Natta (149 BC) silver denarius (S89). Obverse: helmeted head of Roma facing right. Reverse: Victory in biga travelling right, NATTA (TA in monogram) below horses, ROMA in exergue. Attractive fully round full lettering and light grey tone. Grade EF. Price AUS$1,045A. Spurilius (139BC) denarius (S107) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer) Rome mint, 3.77g, 18mm. Obverse: head of Roma facing right wearing winged Attic helmet, X (mark of value) behind. Reverse: Diana surmounted by crescent commands biga traveling right, A. SPVRI (VR ligate) below and ROMA in exergue. Nice original tone and obverse choice. Grade gVF+. Price AUS$560C. Renius (138BC) silver denarius (S108) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer) Rome mint, 3.56g, 18mm. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing winged Attic helmet, X (mark of value) behind. Reverse: Juno Capriotina commanding biga of goats travelling right, C. RENI below and ROMA in exergue. A bold example with original toning and full lettering. Grade gVF/aEF. Price AUS$625P. Aelius Q.n. Paetus (138BC) denarius (S110) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer) Rome mint, 3.56g, 19mm. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing winged Attic helmet, X (mark of value) behind. Reverse: the Discouri, Castor and Pollux, on horseback travelling right both holding spear pointed forwards, P.PAETVS below and ROMA in exergue. Grade gVF+. Price AUS$590M. Baebius Q.f. Tampilus (137BC) silver denarius (4.02 gms) (S113). Rome mint. Obverse: helmeted head of Roma looking left, X below chin, TAMPIL behind. Reverse: Apollo in quadriga to right holding laurel branch, bow and arrow, ROMA below, M BAEBI Q F in exergue. Choice example of this difficult issue with a wonderful tone. Grade Choice EF. Price AUS$1,170Cn Lucretius Trio (136BC) silver denarius 3.91g (S114), Rome mint. Obverse: helmeted head of Roma looking right, X below chin and TRIO behind. Reverse: the Dioscuri galloping right, CN LVCR below, ROMA in exergue. Attractive coin with light grey toning and lustrous reverse. Grade EF. Price AUS$870L. Antestius Gragulus (136BC) silver denarius (S115) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Rome mint, 3.79g, 19mm. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing winged Attic helmet, X monogram below chin, GRAG behind. Reverse: Jupiter holding sceptre and brandishing thunderbolt while commanding quadriga traveling right, L.ANTES (ANTE ligate) below, ROMA in exergue. Well centred and detailed example with full inscriptions, dark grey tone. Grade aEF. Price AUS$630Ti Minucius C.f. Augurinus (134 BC) silver denarius (S120) 3.81 gms. Obverse: helmeted head of Roma facing right, XVI monogram behind. Reverse: Iconic bronze column (Columna Minuciaoutside the Porta Trigemina in the Sevian Wall) between two togate figures, TI MINVCI left and AVGVRINI right, ROMA above. Well centred example with grey toning. Grade VF/gVF. Price AUS$475P. Maenius M.f. Antiaticus (132BC) silver denarius (S126) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Rome mint, 3.97g, 18mm. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing winged Attic helmet, X monogram (mark of value) behind. Reverse: Victory holding wreath and palm in quadriga traveling right, P. MAE ANT (MAE & ANT in monogram) below, ROMA in exergue. Deep original grey tone, small chip. Grade aEF. Price AUS$630M. Aburius M. f. Geminus (132 BC) silver denarius (S127). Obverse: helmeted head of Roma looking right, GEM behind, xVI monogram below chin. Reverse: Rad. Sol. holding whip in quadriga facing right, M ABVRI (AB and VR in monogram) below horses, ROMA in exergue. Attractive well centred coin with even deep grey tone, full inscriptions and 2 edge cuts on obverse. Grade aEF. Price AUS$550L. Postumius L.f. Albinus (131BC) silver denarius (S128) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Rome mint, 3.82g, 20.5mm. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing winged Attic helmet, X monogram XVI below chin, apex behind. Reverse: Mars in quadriga holding trophy, spear and shield, traveling right, L. POST ALB (AL ligate) below, ROMA in exergue. Well centred coin with grey tone and full inscriptions. Grade VF/gVF. Price AUS$455M. Opeimus Q.f. (131BC) silver denarius (S129) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Rome mint, 3.21g, 18mm. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing winged Attic helmet, X monogram XVI (mark of value) beneath chin, tripod behind. Reverse: Apollo holding bow and arrow in quadriga traveling right, M. OPEIMI below, ROMA in exergue. Light corrosion on obverse doesn’t detract from this bold and rare example. Grade EF. Price AUS$835Q. Caecilius Metellus (130 BC) silver denarius (S132) (3.77 gms, 19 mm) Rome mint. Obverse: head of Roma facing right wearing winged Attic helmet, mark of value below, Q METE (ME & TE ligate) behind. Reverse: Jupiter naked and holding thunderbolt and branch commands quadriga advancing slowly right, ROMA in exergue. Nice example with attractive patina, full inscriptions and well centred each side. Grade EF. Price AUS$1,035Q. Caecilius Metellus Balearicus (130 BC) silver denarius (S132) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), 3.71g, 18mm, Rome mint. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing Attic helmet, X- monogram (mark of value) beneath chin, Q. METE (ME & TE ligate) behind. Reverse: Jupiter holding palm frond and thunderbolt in slow quadriga traveling right, ROMA in exergue. Attractive even grey toning and well centred. Grade gVF. Price AUS$525Q. Fabius Q.n. Q.f. Labeo (124BC) silver denarius (S148) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Rome mint, 3.91g, 19mm. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing winged Attic helmet, X (mark of value) below, ROMA behind, LABEO to right. Reverse: Jupiter brandishing thunderbolt commanding quadriga traveling right, rostrum below, Q. FABI in exergue. Nice slightly lustrous example. Grade gVF. Price AUS$525C. Porcius Cato (123 BC) silver denarius (S149) 3.46 gms, Rome mint. Obverse: helmeted head of Roma facing right, X behind. Reverse: Victory commanding biga travelling right, C. CATO below, ROMA in exergue. Well centred coinwith grey toning. Grade VF/gVF. Price AUS$400C. Plutius (121 BC) silver denarius (S153). Obverse: Head of Roma looking right. Reverse: Discouri galloping right, C. PLVTI below horses, ROMA in exergue. Dark grey tone. Grade VF. Price AUS$310Papirius Carbo (CN – Consul) (121BC) silver denarius (S154). Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma looking right, X behind. Reverse: Jupiter in quadriga traveling right brandishing thunderbolt, CARB below horses, ROMA in exergue. Attractive well rounded and centred coin with even gunmetal grey toning and full inscriptions. Grade EF. Price AUS$965P. Porcius Laeca (110-109BC) silver denarius (S178) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer), Rome mint, 3.87g, 18mm. Obverse: head of Roma looking right wearing winged Attic helmet, X (mark of value) below to right, P. LAECA (AE ligate) behind. Reverse: military figure of a governor standing facing left with his right hand raised above togate citizen standing right gesturing with right hand; attendant standing left behind governor holding 3 rods; PROVOCO in exergue. Important reverse type illustrating the principle of provocatio, the right to appeal to the people against the decision of a magistrate. Well centred coin with even grey tone. Grade gVF. Price AUS$665L. Aurelius Cotta (105BC) silver denarius (S191) as Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer). 3.85g, 20mm. Rome mint. Obverse: draped bust of Vulcan looking right, wearing a laureate pileus, X monogram mark of value behind with tongs below, all inside a laurel wreath. Reverse: eagle standing right perched on a thunderbolt with head turned back to the left, H in right field, L. COT below, all within laurel wreath. Nicely toned and well centred example. Grade VF/gVF. Price AUS$700Thorius Balbus (105 BC) silver denarius (S192). Obverse: head of Juno Sospita facing right clad in goat skin, I S M R behind. Reverse: bull charging right, control letter O above, L THORIVS below, BALBVS in exergue. Attractive fully round and well centred coin with even grey toning. Grade gVF+. Price AUS$520Q. Thermus M.f. (103 BC) silver denarius (S197) Rome mint. Obverse: head of young Mars facing left wearing crested helmet. Reverse: Roman soldier advancing right protecting fallen comrade with shield while facing barbarian soldier wearing horned helmet, Q THERM M F (THE & ME in monogram) in exergue. Nicely centred coin with light grey tone. Grade gVF/VF. Price AUS$475L. Julius L.f. Caesar (103 BC) silver denarius (S198). Obverse: Head of Mars looking left, wearing crested helmet, control letter above, CAESAR behind. Reverse: Venus in chariot drawn left by two flying cupids, lyre below, control letter above, L IVLI L F in exergue. Well centred example with light grey toning. Grade gVF. Price AUS$565L. Capurnius Piso Frugi (90 BC) silver denarius (S235) (18mm, 3.80 gms) Rome mint. Obverse: laureate head of Apollo facing right, upward trident behind, control mark R below chin. Reverse: rider on horseback galloping right, reins in right hand, palm over left shoulder, trident above and control mark E at base, L PISO FRVGI below horse. Distinct legends and beautiful toning. Grade gVF/aEF. Price AUS$545L Julius Bursio (85 BC) silver denarius (S268). Obverse: Draped bust of young male deity looking right, combining attributes of Apollo (laurel wreath), Mercury (winged head), and Neptune ( trident over shoulder), control mark behind. Reverse: Victory in quadriga travelling right, DI below horses, L IVLI BVRSIO in exergue. Attractive round and well centred example with nice even grey tone. Grade aEF. Price AUS$575L Marcius Censorinus (82BC) silver denarius 3.5 gms (S281). Obverse: laureate head of Apollo looking right. Reverse: the satyr Marsyas walking left, right arm raised, with wine skin over left shoulder, column behind. Fabulous choice example fully round and centred with even grey toning and some original golden lustre on reverse. Grade Choice EF. Price AUS$1,340L Marius Capito (81BC) silver denarius serratus (3.9 gms) (S299). Obverse: draped head of Ceres looking right, legend C MARI C F CAPIT VIIII. Reverse: ploughman conducting yoke of oxen left, control number VIIII above, exergue blank. Bold portrait and nice even grey toning. Grade aEF. Price AUS$1,130Q. Caecilius Metellus Pius (81BC) silver denarius (3.8 gm) (S301). Obverse: diademed head of Pietas facing right, stork in front. Reverse: Elephant walking left, Q C M P I in exergue. Well centred, full inscriptions and light grey toning. Grade aEF. Price AUS$945L. Procilius (80 BC) silver serratus denarius (3.88gms) (S307). Rome mint special issue. Obverse: head of Juno Sospita looking right wearing goat skin headdress, S.C behind. Reverse: Juno Sospita driving biga galloping right, brandishing spear in right hand, holding shield with thunderbolt motif and reins in left hand, snake below horses, L PROCILI F in exergue. Attractively even gunmetal toned coin with good eye appeal. Grade aEF. Price AUS$820C. Poblicius Q.f. (80BC) silver denarius serratus (3.8 gms) (S308). Obverse: helmeted and draped head of Roma facing right with control letter D above and ROMA behind. Reverse: Hercules standing left in hand combat with the Nemean lion, club at his feet, bow and quiver to left, C POBLICI Q F on right, control letter above. Well centred full inscriptions and original dark grey toning. Grade gVF. Price AUS$750M. Volteius M.f. (78BC) silver denarius (S313) (3.7g) Rome mint. Obverse: head of young Hercules looking right wearing lionskin headdress. Reverse: Erymanthion boar running right; M VOLTEI M F in exergue. Well centred with full inscriptions and natural dark greytoning. Grade aEF. Price: AUS$1,430L. Rutilius Flaccus (77 BC) silver denarius (S318). Obverse: helmeted head of Roma facing right, FLAC behind. Reverse: Victory in biga galloping right holding wreath, LRVTILI in exergue. Nice example with well centred reverse and gunmetal grey toning. Grade EF. Price: AUS$975P. Satrienus (77BC) silver denarius (S319). As Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer). 3.77g, 18mm. Rome mint. Obverse: helmeted head of Mars looking right, control number XIV behind. Reverse: She wolf prowling left, ROMA above, P. SATRIENVS in exergue. Nice example with deep natural tone. Grade aEF Price AUS$1,255L. Farsuleius Mensor (76 BC) silver denarius (3.8 gms) (S329). Rome Mint. Obverse: diademed and draped bust of Libertas looking right, SC behind, MENSOR in front. Reverse: warrior facing and holding spear and reins of biga travelling right while assisting togate figure to left to climb up, XCII control-numeral below horses, L FARSVLEI in exergue. An excellent portrait unusually well centred and overall attractive toning creating engaging eye appeal. Grade gEF. Price AUS$2,515C. Postumius (73BC) silver denarius (3.86 gms) (S330). Rome mint. Obverse: draped bust of Diana looking right, bow and quiver over shoulder. Reverse: hound running right, spear below, C POSTVMI in exergue with TA in monogram below. According to Status International this is possibly the best known example of this issue. Struck on a broad flan and well centred this choice coin is superb with great eye appeal. Grade Choice aUNC. Price AUS$3,875C Postumius (74BC) silver denarius 3.77 gms (S330). Rome mint. Obverse: draped bust of Diana looking right with bow and quiver over shoulder. Reverse: hound running right, spear beneath, C POSTVMI with TA monogram in exergue. Grade gVF/VF. Price AUS$550Mn. Aquillius Mn.f. Mn. n. (71 BC) silver denarius serratus (3.78 gms) (S336). Rome mint. Obverse: draped bust of Virtus looking right wearing crested helmet decorated with side feather, VIRTVS in front, III VIR behind. Reverse: Warrior (Mn. Aquillius, consul 101BC) standing facing but looking right, holding shield, supporting kneeling figure of Sicilia who is slumped to left, MN AQVIL (MN monogram) to right, MN F MN N (both MN in monogram) to left, SICIL in exergue. Great example with attractive toneand full inscriptions. Grade EF. Price AUS$1,290Q. Sicinius (49BC) silver denarius (3.69 gms) (S410). Obverse: Head of Fortuna Populi Romani looking right wearing diadem, FORT in front and P.R. behind. Reverse: palm branch tied with fillet and winged caduceus in saltire, Q. SICINIVS below, III left field and VIR right field. Beautiful choice example with great eye appeal. Grade Choice EF. Price AUS$2,305Mn. Acilius Glabrio (49BC) silver denarius (S412). Obverse: laureate head of Salus looking right, SALVTIS behind bust. Reverse: Valetubo standing left holding snake and resting on column, MN ACILIVS III VIR VALETV (MN and TV monograms). Nice example with even gunmetal grey toning and full inscriptions. Grade EF. Price AUS$1,115Q. Sicinius and C. Coponius (49 BC) silver denarius (3.82 gms) (S413). Rome mint. Obverse: diad. head of Apollo looking right, hair tied with band, star below, Q SICINIVS in front, III VIR behind. Reverse (note image should be inverted): Club upright on which hangs lions skin with its head in profile, bow and C COPONIVS on right and arrow and PR S C on left. Great needle sharp images, amazing portrait, and delicate toning with lustre. Grade Choice gEF. Price AUS$3,165Albinus Bruti f. (48 BC) silver denarius (3.58 gms) (S428). Rome mint (moneyer issues of Imperatorial). Obverse: bare head of the consul Aulus Postumius Albinus looking right, A POSTVMIVS COS. Reverse: Legend ALBINVS BRUTI. F in two lines within wreath of corn ears. Superb example of this difficult issue rarely seen in this choice condition showing hints of iridescence in attractive old toning (c/f recent sold lot 575 in CNG Triton XXVIII, hammer US2,250). Grade Choice gEF/EF. Price AUS$3,310Mn. Cordius Rufus (46BC) silver denarius (S440). As Triumvir Monetalis (moneyer). 3.79g, 19.5mm. Rome mint. Obverse: Jugate busts of Discouri, Castor and Pollux, looking right, each wearing laureate pilei and surmounted with star, RVFVS IIIVIR behind. Reverse: Venus Verticordia stands left holding scales and sceptre with Cupid on her shoulder, MN CORDI (MN ligate) behind. Attractive even grey toning and full inscriptions with some lustre. Grade gVF+. Price AUS$700P. Clodius (42 BC) silver denarius (S492) Rome mint. Obverse: laureate head of Apollo facing right with lyre behind. Reverse: Diana standing right with bow and quiver over shoulder holding two lighted long torches, P CLODIVS downward on right, M. F. on left. Lovely example with attractive toning. Grade gEF. Price AUS$2 ,035P. Clodius M.F. Turrinus (42 BC) silver denarius (S492). Rome mint. 17 mm, 3.91 gms. Obverse: laureate head of Apollo facing right, lyre behind. Reverse: Diana standing front looking right with bow and quiver over shoulder, holding lighted torch in each hand, P CLODIVS, M F either side. Attractive example despite worn dies. One of four moneyers appointed by new triumviral government. Provenance: Rare Coins Melbourne > ex Leu Numismatik. Grade aEF. Price AUS$855C. Vibius Varus (42 BC) silver denarius (4.08gms) (S496). Moneyer. Rome mint. Obverse: head of young Bacchus or Liber wreathed with ivy, looking right. Reverse: panther springing left at garlanded altar surmounted by Bacchic mask, thyrus in background, C. VIBIVS in exergue, VARVS on right. Superb choice coin nicely toned with iridescent sparkles. Grade Choice aUNC. Price AUS$4,190
Roman Imperatorial Coinage 49-27 BC
Q. C. Metellus Pius Scipio (46BC) silver denarius (3.86 gms) (S1380). Obverse: head of Africa looking right, laureate and clad in an elephant’s skin, corn ear before, plough below, Q METELL in front, SCIPIO IMP behind. Reverse: naked Hercules standing facing right, right hand on hip, resting on club set on rock, EPPIVS right, LEG F C left. Good example with even gunmetal grey toning and very scarce. Grade gVF. Price AUS$1,555Julius Caesar 49-44 BC silver denarius 3.89gms (S1399). Military mint traveling with Caesar struck April-August 49BC. First of the 12 Caesars. Obverse: elephant advancing right trampling on horned serpent, CAESAR in exergue. Reverse: Emblems of the pontificate: simpulum, sprinkler, axe & apex. Choice example of this highly sought after issue with very attractive patina showing considerable original silvering- rare in this grade and condition. Grade EF/gEF. Price AUS$9,200Julius Caesar (46-45 BC) silver denarius (3.92 gms) (S1402). Military mint traveling with Caesar in North Africa. Obverse: diademed head of Venus looking right. Reverse: Aeneas advancing left, head facing, holding palladium and bearing his father Anchises on his left shoulder, CAESAR emblazoned behind. High quality for this popular issue. Grade aEF/EF. Price AUS$5,225Brutus (42 BC) silver denarius (S1433) 3.80 gms, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius in southwestern Asia Minor. Minted spring to early summer 42 BC. Obverse: veiled and draped head of Liberty facing right., L. SESTI PRO Q (Proqueastor Lucius Sestius) around. Reverse: tripod between axe and simpulum, Q. CAEPIO BRVTVS PRO COS (Pro Consul) around. Brutus was famous for his leading role in the murder of Julius Caesar on the Ides of March 44 BC hoping to save the Republic. Highly sought after coin with attractive deep cabinet toning, good metal, and choice feel with some elements EF and other devices VF. Provenance: Ex Anthony Taylor Collection, CNG auction 105, lot 739. Grade gVF Price AUS$7,570C. Cassius Longinus (died 42 BC) silver denarius (S1446) issued spring of 42 BC, military mint in the East (probably Smyrna) 3.76 gms. Obverse: tripod surmounted by cauldron and two laurel branches, fillet hanging either side, dotted border, C. CASSI IMP around. Reverse: jug and lituus (emblems of the augurate) with LENTVLVS SPINT (P. Coenelius Lentulus Spinther legate) below and dotted border. Cassius is credited with organising the plot to murder Julius Caesar and participated in the killing. A super and sought after coin, extremely rare in this lustrous virtually mint condition – best seen. Provenance: Ex Anthony Taylor Collection. Grade gEF. Price AUS$31,400Mark Antony and Octavia (40-36BC) silver cistophorus 11.3gms (S1513). Obverse: conjoined heads of Mark Antony and Octavia facing right, M ANTONIVS IMP COS DESIG ITER ET TERT. Reverse: Dionysus holding cantharus and thyrus, standing on cista mystica facing left and flanked by two snakes, III VIR left, R P C to right. (Mark Antony married Octavia in 40 BC but took up with Cleopatra around four years later). Lovely example of this very scarce issue with dark grey toning. Grade gVF. Price AUS$3,970Octavian & Divus Julius Caesar (38 BC) bronze sestertius or dupondius (11.19 gms) (c/f S1569). Southern Italian mint? Obverse: wreathed head of Julius Caesar looking right, DIVOS IVLIVS. Reverse: bare head Octavian looking right, CAESAR DIVI F. Nice round coin and good portraits for this rare issue. Grade aVF. Price AUS$3,490
Empire – Imperial Roman coinage
27 BC – 491 AD
Augustus (27BC – 14AD) silver cistophorus (S1589). Struck c. 19 BC (11.6 gms, 25 mm). Obverse type a: bare head of Augustus looking right, IMP IX TR PO V. Reverse: domed temple of Mars Ultor containing legendary standards of Crassus and Antony recovered by Augustus from Phraates IV of Parthia, MART to left VLTO to right . A scarce issue with very light toning. Grade VF. Price AUS$2,970Augustus (27 BC – 14 AD) silver denarius (S1596). First Roman Emperor. Obverse: laureate head of Augustus looking right, AVGVSTVS behind DIVI F in front. Reverse: Gaius Caesar galloping right, legionary eagle between standards behind, C CAES above, AVGVS F in exergue. Lovely example with bold portrait, well centred and even grey toning Grade gVF. Price AUS$2,045Augustus (27BC – 14AD) silver denarius (3.83 gms) (S1615). Rome mint, L Caninius Gallus moneyer, struck 12 BC. Obverse: bare head of Augustus looking right, AVGVSTUS in front. Reverse: bearded and cloaked barbarian kneeling right, offering vexillum and extending hand, L CANINIVS GALLVS III VIR. Fully round, great portraits and nice detail with slight roughness but good example of scarce issue. Grade aEF. Price AUS$4,540Tiberius (14-37 AD) bronze As (11.23gms) (S1770). Rome mint, issued 22-23 AD. Obverse: bare head looking left, TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVST IMP VIII. Reverse: large SC in centre, PONTIF MAXIM TRIBVN POTEST XXIIII. Round with dark tone and full inscriptions, nice example. Grade gVF. Price AUS$1,830Drusus – son of Tiberius (died 23 AD) copper as (S1794) Rome mint issued under Tiberius in 22-23 AD (10.97 gms). Obverse: bare head of Drusus facing left, DRVSVS CAESAR TI AVG F DIVI AVG N around. Reverse: SC in centre, PONTIF TRIBVN POTEST ITER around. Attractive dark patina. Provenance: Ex Anthony Taylor Collection. Grade gVF. Price AUS$1,720Caligula (full name Gaius Julius Caesar Germanicus) (37-41AD) copper as (S1803) Rome mint, issued 37-38AD, 11.02 gms. Obverse: bare head of Caligula facing left, C CAESAR AVG GERMANICVS PON M TR POT around. Reverse: Vesta veiled and draped, seated to left on ornamental throne holding paterna and transverse sceptre, SC split left and right and VESTA above. Attractive brown patina and sought after coin. Grade VF. Price AUS$1,705Caligula (37-41 AD) bronze quadran (S1804). Struck 40 AD. 16 mm, 2.4 gms. Obverse: C CAESAR DIVI AVG PRON AVG around SC divided by pileus. Reverse: PON M TR P IIII P P COS TER T around RCC. Quadran is a quarter of a copper As. A nice example with full inscriptions. Provenance: Rare Coins Melbourne > Victoria collector. Grade gVF. Price AUS$490Agrippa (posthumous died 12 BC) issued under Caligula (37-41 AD) copper as ( S1812) 10.83 gms. Obverse: head of Agrippa facing left wearing rostral crown, M. AGRIPPA L F COS III around. Reverse: Neptune standing to left holding dolphin and trident, SC split either side. Attractive dark brown patina and minor pitting. Provenance: Ex Anthony Taylor Collection, CNG auction 412 lot 465, Matthew Rich Collection, Ex Spink Numismatic Circular XCV 4 (May 1987) lot 2879. Grade gVF. Price AUS$1,620Germanicus (15BC-19AD) issued under Caligula (37-41AD) copper as (S1821, RIC 35). Obverse: bare head of Germanicus looking left, GERMANICVS CAESAR TI AVGVST F DIVI AVG N around. Reverse: large SC in centre, C CAESAR AVG GERMANICVS PON M TR POT around . Issued by Caligula in honour of his deceased father Germanicus. Damage to the neck of Germanicus is thought to be a common political attack on Caligula. Otherwise a nice round coin with full legends. Grade VF/gVF. Price $AUS1,295Germanicus (15 BC – 19 AD) under Caligula (37-41 AD) copper as (S1822) Rome mint issued 37-38 AD, 12.18 gms. Obverse: bare head of Germanicus facing left, GERMANICVS CARSAR TI AVGVST F DIVI AVG N around. Reverse: SC in centre with C CAESAR DIVI AVG PRON AVG P M TR POT IIII P P around. Delightful brown patina graded extremely fine by Noble. Provenance: Ex Spink & Son London 1986, private purchase. Grade EF. Price AUS$2,915Claudius (41-54 AD) bronze As (10.41gms) (S1862). Rome mint, issued 41-42 AD. Obverse: bare head looking left, TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP P P. Reverse: Minerva standing to right helmeted and draped, hurling javelin and holding shield, SC either side. Deep green patina with some surface pitting on reverse but still very attractive. Grade aEF. Price AUS$1,400Claudius (41-54 AD) copper as (S1862) 10.53 gms, Rome mint issued 41-42 AD. Obverse: bare head of Claudius facing left, TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG PM TR P IMP P P around. Reverse: Minerva advancing right brandishing spear and holding shield, SC split across lower area. Pleasing forest green patina . Grade VF+. Price AUS$1,025Antonia (died 37 AD) brass dupondius (S1902) issued after her death by Claudius in 41-42 AD, Rome mint (15.36 gms). Obverse: draped bust of Antonia facing right, ANTONIA AVGVSTA around. Reverse: Claudius veiled and togate standing left holding simpulum splitting SC across field and TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P M TR P IMP around. Antonia was daughter of Mark Antony and Octavia, grandmother of Caligula and mother of Claudius. This rare coin has attractive toning and strong portrait. Grade gVF. Price AUS$3,070Nero (54-68 AD) brass dupondius (c/f S1969). Obverse: head of Nero looking right; IMP NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GERPMTRPIMPP. Reverse: Victory advancing left holding wreath, mark of value II in exergue; VICTORIA AVGVSTI, S C either side. Nice round coin with full inscriptions and even tone. Grade gVF. Price AUS$2,075Nero (54-68 AD) bronze As (11.43gms) (c/f S1976). Rome mint, issued circa 65 AD. Obverse: bare head of Nero looking left, IMP NERO CAESAR AVG P MAX TR P P P. Reverse: Victory flying left holding shield inscribed SPQR, S C either side. An amazing example of this scare issue with a strong portrait and wonderful reddish-green patina. Grade EF. Price AUS$2,270Vitellius (69 AD) denarius (3.15 gms) (S2196). Rome mint, struck circa April-December. Obverse: bare head looking right, A VITELLIVS GERMANICVS IMP. Reverse: Concordia seated left holding patera and cornucopia, CONCORDIA P R. Strong, bold portrait, exceptional quality for this type, fully lustrous and scarce. Grade EF. Price AUS$5,940Vespasian (69-79 AD) gold aureus (S2257) Rome mint. Obverse type Da: laureate head facing right, IMP CAES VESP AVG PM COS IIII around. Reverse: Vespasian in triumphal quadriga traveling right holding branch and sceptre, commemorating the triumph of Vespasian and Titus in June 71 AD in the Jewish War; no legend. A well centred and very rare coin. Provenance: Ex Rudolf Pekarek Collection with collector’s packet 1930s. Grade gVF. Price AUS$23,180Vespasian (69-79 AD) silver denarius (RIC 1473). Struck 76 AD. (3.2 gms, 19 mm). Obverse: laureate head looking right, small o below bust for Ephesus mint, IMP CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG. Reverse: Pegasus walking right, left foreleg raised, COS VII. This rare issue was struck at the provincial mint of Ephesus in modern day Turkey. Normally an issue found under Domitian. Lightly toned with a fantastic image of Pegasus. Grade VF/gVF. Price AUS$840Titus Flavius Vespasianus (79-81 AD) silver denarius (S2513). Titus, son of Vespasian, was known for his generosity and leadership, and completing the Colosseum. Obverse type Ma: laureate head of Titus looking right, IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M. Reverse: winged thunderbolt on draped seat or table, TR P IX IMP XV COS VIII P P. Nice example with strong portrait and lightly toned. Grade aEF. Price AUS$1,535Domitian (81-96 AD) silver denarius (3.3 gms) (S2643). Issued 79 AD as Caesar under Vespasian, Rome mint. Obverse: laureate head of Domitian looking right, CAESAR AVG F DOMITIANVS COS VI. Reverse: clasped hands holding legionary eagle resting on a prow, PRINCEPS IVVENTVTIS. An amazing example with great detail struck on an exceptionally large flan. Grade EF. Price AUS$1,675Domitian (as Augustus) (81-96 AD) silver denarius (S2731). Obverse type Ja: laureate head of Domitian facing right, IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR P VII. Reverse: Minerva standing left holding spear, IMP XIIII COS XIIII CENS P P P. Fully round and well centred coin with grey tone. Grade gVF. Price AUS$565Nerva (96-98 AD) silver denarius (3.13gms) (S3032). Obverse type A: Laureate head of Nerva looking right, IMP NERVA CAES AVG GERM P M TR POT. Reverse: priestly emblems – simpulum, sprinkler, jug and littus, COS III PATER PATRIAE. Round coin with full inscriptions and light grey tone. Grade VF/gVF. Price AUS$1,145Trajan (98 – 117 AD) silver denarius (S3124), 3.3 gms. Obverse type Fb: laureate head of Trajan with light drapery on far shoulder facing right , IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P. Reverse: Felicitas standing left holding caduceus and cornucopiae, COS V P P S P Q R OPTIMO PRINC. Superb portrait with grey tone. Grade gEF. Price AUS$1,025Trajan (98-117 AD) silver denarius (S3148) 3.32 gms. Obverse type Ac: IMP CAES NER TRAJANO OPTIMO AVG GER DAC, Laureate and draped bust of Trajan looking right. Reverse: P M TR P COS VI P P S P Q R, Virtus standing right holding spear and parazonium. Lovely example with super even and highly attractive dark grey patina. Grade EF. Price AUS$825Hadrian (117-138 AD) silver denarius (S3485). Obverse type Ab: laureate bust of Hadrian with light drapery on far shoulder facing right, HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS. Reverse: crescent and seven stars, COS III below. Round with full inscriptions and grey toning. Grade aEF. Price AUS$680Hadrian (117-138 AD) silver denarius (S3519). Rome mint struck 123AD. Obverse type Db: laureate bust of Hadrian with light drapery on far shoulder, facing right, IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG. Reverse: Roma seated looking left on cuirass, holding Victory and spear, P M TR P COS III. Well centred example with grey tone showing lustre. Grade EF. Price AUS$825Aelius (136-139 AD) bronze dupondius ( S3993). Father of Lucius Verus, adopted by Hadrian and appointed heir to the throne but never became emperor because he died before Hadrian. Obverse: bare head looking right, L AELIVS CAESAR. Reverse: Spes advancing left holding flower and lifting skirt with other hand, TR POT COS II SC. Bold portrait and attractive even brown patina. Grade aEF. Price AUS$2,120Antoninus Pius (138-161 AD) silver denarius (S4104). Obverse: laureate head of Antoninus Pius looking right, ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP TR P XXIII. Roma enthroned sitting left holding Victory and spear, ROMA COS IIII. Antoninus Pius was fourth of the five ‘good emperors’. A well struck fully round example with excellent detail and light tone. Grade gEF+. Price AUS$1,125Antoninus Pius & Marcus Aurelius as Ceasar (140 AD) silver denarius (S4524, RIC 417a) Rome mint. Obverse: laureate head of Antoninus Pius facing right, ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P COS III. Reverse: bare head of Marcus Aurelius facing right, AVRELIVS CAESAR AVG PII F COS. Lovely portraits of two prominent figures and edge chip. Grade aEF. Price AUS$870Faustina Senior wife of Antonius Pius (died 141 AD) silver denarius (S4582) Rome mint. Obverse type C: draped bust of Faustina facing right, DIVA FAVSTINA. Reverse: Ceres standing left holding corn ears and long torch, AVGVSTA. Nice round and well centred coin with full inscriptions and light grey toning. Grade gVF/aEF. Price AUS$365Lucius Verus (161-169 AD). Denarius (S5355). Rome 164 AD. (2.8gm). Obverse: bare head looking right. Reverse: Mars standing right resting on spear and shield. Lovely example. Grade EF. Price: AU$760Lucilla wife of Lucius Verus (166 AD) silver denarius (S5485) Rome mint. Obverse type B: draped bust of Lucilla facing right, LVCILLAE AVG ANTONINI AVG F. Reverse: Juno standing left extending right hand and holding child wrapped in swaddling clothes on left arm. Strong portrait and grey toning. Grade gVF/aVF. Price AUS$315Crispina wife of Commodus (117-192 AD) AR denarius (2.6 gms) (S6000). Rome 180-182AD. Obverse: draped bust right, CRISPINA AVGUSTA. Reverse: Hilaritas standing left holding long palm and cornucopiae. HILARITAS. Natural silver lustre. Grade gEF. Price AUS$1,410Pertinax (193 AD) silver denarius (S6045) Rome mint (3.48 gms). Obverse: laureate head of Pertinax facing right, IMP CAES P HELV PERTIN AVG around. Reverse: Ops seated to left holding corn ears in right hand and left hand resting on throne, OPI DIVIN TR P COS II around. Lightly toned and very rare. Provenance: Ex Anthony Taylor Collection, CNG auction 105, lot 922, also Lanz 156 (2 June 2013) lot 333. Grade EF/gVF. Price AUS$5,280Clodius Albinus (195-196 AD) AR denarius (2.78 gms) Rome 194 AD (S6146). Obverse: bare head looking right, legend A: D CL SEPT ALBIN CAES (as Caesar). Reverse: Roma seated left holding palladium and spear, ROMA. Nice silver lustre. Grade EF. Price AUS$1,785Septimus Severus (193-211 AD) silver denarius (S6340) struck 207 AD. 20 mm, 2.9 gms. Obverse: laureate head facing right, legend SEVERVS PIVS AVG. Reverse: winged Victory naked to waist standing right, left foot on helmet, inscribing round shield set on palm tree, legend P M TR P XV COS III P P. Rome’s first African born emperor. Attractive original toning and excellent portrait. Provenance: Rare Coins Melbourne > Victoria collector. Grade EF/gVF. Price AUS$350Caracalla (201-210 AD) silver denarius (S6799) 3.32 gms, 19 mm. Obverse: laureate and draped bust of Caracalla facing right, ANTONINVS PIVS AVG. Reverse: Felicitas draped standing left holding caduceus in right hand and cornucopiae in left hand, FELICITAS AVGG. Beautiful fully round and detailed example with strong eye appeal- scarce this good. Grade gEF. Price AUS$630Publia Fulvia Plautilla (202 AD) silver denarius (S7073). Obverse type B: draped bust of Plautilla facing right, PLAVTILLA AVGVSTA. Reverse: Plautilla clasping hands with husband and emperor Caracalla, PROPAGO IMPERI. Attractive fully round and centred example with most silvering remaining. Grade EF. Price AUS$680Geta (209-211AD) silver denarius (S7196). Obverse: PSLIPT GETA CAES PONT, excellent portrait as Carsar looking right. Reverse: PRINC IVVENTVTIS, Geta standing left holding baton and sceptre, trophy behind. Grade gEF/EF. Price AUS$625Julia Domna under Caracalla (died 217 AD) silver denarius (S7107) 3.1 gms, Rome mint. Obverse type a: draped bust of Julia Domna facing right, IVLIA PIA FELIX AVG. Reverse: Venus enthroned left with apple in right hand and cupid standing at her feet, VENVS GENETRIX. Well centred and surfaces with lustre. Grade EF. Price AUS$410Elagabalus (218-222 AD) silver denarius (cf S7523) Obverse type C: head of Elagabalus facing right, IMP ANTONINVS PIVS AVG. Reverse: Libertas standing left holding pileus in right hand and rod in left hand, star in right field, LIBERTAS AVG. Attractive and fully lustrous. Grade gEF. Price AUS$410Elagabalus (218-222 AD) silver denarius (S7543). Struck 219 AD. 20 mm, 3.5 gms. Obverse: laureate and draped bust facing right, IMP CAES M AVR ANTONIVS AVG around. Reverse: Salus standing right feeding serpent in arms, SALVS ANTONINI AVG. Superb example with striking portrait of the young emperor who was assassinated at 18. Grade EF/gEF. Price AUS$380Marcus Opellius Macrinus (217-218AD) denarius (S7329). Rome mint 2018. Obverse: laureate, draped and cuirassed bust looking right. Reverse: Aequitas standing left with scales and cornucopia. A superior example with gun metal grey tone and underlying blue hues. Grade EF. Price AUS$815Julia Soaemias (220 – 222 AD) denarius (S7719). Obverse: ILVIA SOAEMIAS AVG, draped bust looking right. Reverse: VENVS CAELESTIS, Venus standing, star in field. Original silvering. Grade EF. Price AUS$760Severus Alexander (222 – 235 AD) silver denarius (S7902) 2.85 gms. Obverse type Bc: laureate draped bust of Severus Alexander facing right, IMP C M AVR SEV ALEXAND AVG. Reverse: Aequitas standing left holding scales and cornucopiae, P M TR P VI COS II P P. Lovely round and lustrous example with original silvering. Grade EF. Price AUS$315Severus Alexander (222-235 AD) silver denarius (S7871) Rome mint. Obverse type Ac: laureate draped bust of Severus Alexander facing right, IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG. Reverse: Jupiter advancing to front with head looking right brandishing thunderbolt in right hand and holding eagle on extended left hand, IOVI PROPVGNATORI. Attractive lustrous round coin with full inscriptions. Grade EF. Price AUS$315Julia Mamaea (died 235 AD) silver denarius (S8208) mother of Severus Alexander. Obverse type Ab: diademed head and draped bust of Julia Mamaea facing right, IVLIA MAMAEA AVG. Reverse: Fecunditas seated left. Strong portrait and good eye appeal. Grade EF/gVF. Price AUS$315Julia Mamaea (died 235 AD) silver denarius (S8216) mother of Severus Alexander, Rome mint. Obverse: diademed and draped bust of Julia Mamaea facing right, IVLIA MAMAEA AVG. Reverse: Venus standing left holding helmet and sceptre with shield at feet, VENVS VICTRIX. Grey tone with some under lustre. Grade EF. Price AUS$380Maximinus I (235-238 AD) silver denarius (S8315) Rome mint, 3.17 gms. Obverse: laureate bust of Maximinus draped and cuirassed, facing right, IMP MAXIMINVS PIVS AVG around. Reverse: Providentia standing left holding wand over globe in right hand and cornucopiae in left, PROVIDENTIA AVG around. Nice example with traces of mint bloom. Provenance: Ex Stephen J Bridges Collection. Grade EF. Price AUS$345Maximus (235-238 AD) AE Sestertius (26.69 gms) Rome mint, 3rd emission of Maximinus I, issued 236-237 AD. Obverse: bare head of Maximus draped and facing right, MAXIMVS CAES GERM around. Reverse: Maximus standing left holding rod and spear with two standards set in ground behind, SC split across field, PRINCIPI IVVENTVTIS around. Provenance: Ex Stephen J Bridges Collection, from Brian Bolton Collection and previously Triton XVI lot 1113. Attractive dark brown patina and rare in this condition. Grade aEF. Price AUS$1,415Gordian III (238-244 AD) silver antoninianus (S8617) struck 243-244 AD. 23mm, 4.7 gms. Obverse: radiate draped cuirassed bust facing right, IMP GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG. Reverse: Laetitia standing facing, looking right with wreath and anchor, LAETITIA AVG N. Superb example with great detail and strong portrait. Grade gEF. Price AUS$235Philipp I (244-249 AD) antoninianus (S8918). Obverse type A: radiate bust of Philip I facing right, IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG. Reverse: Aequitas standing left holding scales and cornucopiae, AEQVITAS AVGG. Lustrous coin well rounded and full lettering. Grade EF. Price AUS$175Philipp I ‘The Arab’ (244-249 AD) silver antoninianus (S8975). 23 mm, 3.3 gms. Obverse: radiate draped cuirassed bust facing right, IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG. Reverse: Virtus seated left on cuirass holding branch and spear, shield on ground behind, VIRTVS AVG. Choice example with super portrait and some mint bloom. Provenance: Rare Coins Melbourne > Victoria collector. Grade Choice gEF. Price AUS$365Philipp II ‘The Younger’ (247-249 AD) silver antoninianus (S9266). Struck 247 AD. 23 mm, 4.1 gms. Obverse: radiate draped bust of Philipp II facing right, IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG. Reverse: Pax standing right holding olive branch and sceptre, PAX AETERNA. An extremely high grade example well struck with strong detail and obverse virtually mint state. Provenance: Rare Coins Melbourne > Australian Coin Auctions. Grade aUNC/gEF. Price AUS$415Trajan Decius (249-251 AD) silver antoninianus (S9364) 5.97 gms, Rome mint, issued 250-251 AD. Obverse: radiate and cuirassed bust facing right, IMP C M Q TRAIANVS DECVS AVG around. Reverse: Abundantia standing right emptying cornucopiae, ABVNTANTIA AVG around. Provenance: Ex S J Green Collection, purchased from Heritage Auctions 231725, lot 64081. Previously in slab by NGC graded Choice aUNC (certificate no. 1884327-123). Well struck on a large flan with underlying lustre. Grade EF. Price AUS$170Trebonianus Gallus (251-253 AD) silver antoninianus (S9647, RIC 89) Antioch mint. Obverse: radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Treboianus Gallus facing right, IMP C C VIB TREB GALLVS P F AVG. Reverse: helmeted and draped Roma seated left holding Victory extended in right hand and spear in left hand, with a shield at side, ROMAE AETERNAE AVG. Lovely example in nice conditionwith much silvering. Grade gEF. Price AUS$405Diva Mariniana (died before 253 AD) billon Antoninianus (S10070) 3.03 gms. Obverse: veiled and draped bust of Mariniana facing right, DIVAE MARINIANAE. Reverse: peacock flying right with seated figure of empress Mariniana on its back raising her hand and holding sceptre. Dark tone. Grade gVF. Price AUS$500Marcus Cassianius Latinius Postumus (260-269 AD) billon antoninianus (S10936). Obverse B: bust facing right, IMP C POSTVMVS P F AVG. Reverse: Fecilitas standing left holding long caduceus and cornucopiae, FECILITAS AVG. Fully round coin, nice detail with dark grey tone and crack at obverse 2 o’clock. Grade EF. Price AUS$150Aurelian (270-275 AD) billon antoninianus (S11564). Obverse type A: radiate bust of Aurelian facing right, AVRELIANVS AVG. Reverse: Sol facing and looking left, right hand raised and globe in left hand, captive seated left at feet, II in exergue, Superb choice example with much silver retained. Grade Choice aUNC. Price AUS$340Severina wife of Aurelian 270-275 AD, Billon antoninianus (S11706). Reverse: CONCORDIAE MILTVM, Concord standing left holding two standards. XXI in exergue and III in field. Very attractive coin with brown patina. Grade gEF. Price: AU$650Probus (276-282 AD) billon antoninianus (S11961). Struck 280-281 AD. 22 mm, 3.7 gms. Obverse: radiate draped and cuirassed bust facing right, IMP C M AVR PROBVS PF AVG. Reverse: emperor standing right holding sceptre and receiving globe from Jupiter, Gamma in field, XXI in exergue, CLEMENTIA TEMP. A choice example with most of original silvering intact. Provenance: Rare Coins Melbourne. Grade Choice gEF. Price AUS$275Numerian (283-284 AD) billon antoninianus (S12249) 3.8 gms, Lugdunum minted 284 AD. Obverse type K: radiate bust of Numerian facing right, IMP NVMERIANVS AVG. Reverse: Pax standing left holding olive branch and transverse sceptre, officina mark B in left field, PAX AVGG. Great detail although uneven toning with some lustre. Grade EF. Price AUS$275Diocletian (284-305 AD) AE Follis (S12787). 28 mm, 9.16 gms. Obverse: laureate bust of Diocletian facing right, IMP CC VAL DIOCLETIANVS PF AVG. Reverse: Genius standing left modius on head holding paterna from which liquid pours and cornucopiae, mintmark HTgamma, GENIO POPVLI ROMANI. Well centred with even chocolate brown patina and traces of silvering. Provenance: Rare Coins Melbourne > ex Naville Numismatics UK > ex M&M Deutschland GmbH. Grade EF+. Price AUS$220Maximianus (286-305 AD) antoninianus (S13115). Obverse type A: radiate bust of Maximianus facing right, IMP C MA MAXIMIANVS AVG. Reverse: emporer receiving Victory on globe from Jupiter, A officina mark in middle below, XXI in exergue. Choice example with much silver lustre. Grade Choice aUNC. Price AUS$185Constantius I as Caesar (305-306 AD) billon follis (S14086). Obverse: bust of Constantius I facing right, CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES. Reverse: Moneta standing left holding scales and cornucopiae, officina mark A followed by TR in exergue, star in field, SACRAMON VRB AVGG ET CAESS NN. Nice detailed example with some natural silvering. Grade EF. Price AUS$265Licinius I (308-324 AD) AE3 Billon Follis (S15237) Cyzicus mint. Obverse type E: laureate bust facing left, IMP LICINIVS AVG. Reverse: Jupiter standing left holding Victory in left hand, box on stand in left field, B in right field, IOVI CONSERVATORI AVG, SMK in exergue. Lovely fully round example with almost full silvering. Grade aUNC. Price AUS$400Constantius II (337-361) Siliqua of Ludugnum 2.36 gms (S17932). Obverse He: Diadamed head looking right, D N CONSTANTIVS P F AVG. Reverse: VOTIS XXX MVLTIS XXXX within wreath, mint mark LVG in exergue. Virtually as struck. Grade aUNC. Price AUS$1,015Constantius II as Augustus (337-361 AD) Siliqua (S17948, RIC210) Lyons mint. Obverse type Hf: Diademed draped and cuirassed bust facing right, D N CONSTANTIVS P F AVG. Reverse: Victory advancing left, VICTORIA DD NN AVG, mintmark LVG in exergue. Nice example with even gunmetal toning. Grade EF. Price AUS$450Constans (337-350 AD) AE3 (S18717) 2.71 gms, Antioch mint, issued 348-350. Obverse: diademed, draped and cuirassed bust of Constans facing right , DN CONSTANS PF AVG around. Reverse: Phoenix standing right on rocky mound, FEL TEMP REPARATIO around, ESIS (mintmark 5) in exergue. Evenly toned and rare in this condition. Grade EF. Price AUS$150Valentinian II (375-392 AD) billon maiorina (S20258) 3.99 gms, Heraclea mint, issued 383-386 AD. Obverse: helmeted, diademed and cuirassed bust facing right holding spear and shield, DN VALENTINIANVS PF AVG around. Reverse: Valentinian in military attire standing left on galley, head right, right hand raised, Victory at helm, GLORIA ROMANORVM around, SMHB in exergue. Toned and very scarce in this condition. Provenance: Ex S J Green Collection from Noble auction 124, lot 3520, previously Dr V J A Flynn Collection, from Baldwins. Grade aEF. Price AUS$230
Empire < $300
Antonius Pius 138-161AD (S4073) gVF/VF $260
Faustina Senior 141AD (S4581) VF $200
Faustina Junior 175AD (S5260) VF $250
Commodus 177-192AD (S5654) gVF $290
Caracalla 198-217AD (S6829) aEF/gVF $250
Severus Alexander 222-235AD (S7912) gVF $185
Julia Maesa 225AD (S7750) gVF $310
Julia Maesa 225AD (S7756) aEF $320
Otacilia Severa 244-249AD (S9159) aEF $160
Philip II 247-249AD (S9262) aEF $240
Herennia 249-251AD (S9495) aEF $160
Gallienus 252-268AD (S10219) aEF $80
Victorinus 268-270AD (S11174) VF/gVF $105
Tetricus I 270-273AD (S11239) gVF $90
Carinus 283-285AD (S12339) aEF $160
Maximianus 286-305AD (S13257) VF $60
Constantius I 337-361AD (S17932) aUNC $255
Galerius 305-311AD (S14368) EF $295
Galerius 305-311AD (S14553) gVF $150
Maxentius 306-312AD (S14983) gVF $100
Delmatius 335-337AD (S16887) gVF $120
Magentius 350-353AD (S18808) VF $125
Jovian 363-364 AD (S19229) aEF/gVF $170
Valens 364-378 AD (S19716) VF/gVF $70
Valens 364-378 AD (S19732) VF/gVF $70
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