Online Coin Auction #93

CONSTANTINE I Follis. (Ae. 3.13g/20mm). 326-327 AD Antioch. (RIC 71). Anv: Laureate head of Constantine I to the right, around legend: CONSTANTINVS AVG. Rev: Camp gate with star between two turrets, below: SMANTr, around legend: PROVIDENTIAE AVGG. Almost Extremely Fine. Remains of original silver.
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CONSTANTINE I Follis. (Ae. 3.85g/21mm). 312-313 AD Ostia. (RIC 83). Anv: Laureate bust with breastplate of Constantine I on the right, around legend: IMP C CONSTANTINVS PF AVG. Rev: Sols standing left raising right hand and carrying globe, in exergue: HOSTS, around legend: SOL INVICTO COMITI. Very Fine.
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CONSTANTINE I Follis. (Ae. 2.45g/18mm). 307-337 AD Cyzicus. (IQR 90). Anv: Bust with helmet and cuirass of Rome on the left, around legend: VRBS ROMA. Rev: She-wolf feeding Romulus and Remus, above two stars, in exergue: SMKA. Almost Extremely Fine/ Good Very Fine.
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CONSTANTINE I Follis. (Ae. 2.69g/20mm). 307-337 AD Treveri. (RIC 258). Anv: Bust with helmet and breastplate of Constantine I to the right, around legend: CONSTANTINVS AVG. Rev: Trophy between two seated captives, in exergue: PT, around legend: VIRTVS EXERCIT. Good Very Fine.
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CRISPO. Follis. (Ae. 3.66g/19mm). 317-326 AD Thessalonica. (RIC 125). Anv: Laureate bust with breastplate of Crispus on the left, around legend: FL IVL CRISPVS NOB CAES. Rev: Legend: VOT/X, inside laurel wreath, below: TSA VI, around legend: CAESARVM NOSTRORVM. Very Fine.
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CRISPO. Follis. (Ae. 3.18g/19mm). 317 AD Arelate. (RIC 162). Anv. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust of Crispus on the right, around the legend: CRISPVS NOB CAES. Rev: Mars standing on the left carrying a spear and shield, in exergue: QA, between crescent with star, around legend: PRINCIPI A IVVENTVTIS. Very Fine. Green patina.
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CRISPO. Follis. (Ae. 2.99g/19mm). 321-324. Siscia. (RIC 181). Anv: laureate bust of Crispus to the right, around legend: IVL CRISPVS NOB C. Rev: Laurel wreath surrounding VOT/X, in exergue: ASIS and sun, around legend: CAESARVM NOSTRORVM. Good Very Fine.
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CONSTANTINE II. Follis. (Ae. 3.88g/20mm). 320-321 AD Siscia. (RIC 159). Anv: Laureate head of Constantine II to the right, around legend: CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C. Rev: Legend: VOT/X, inside laurel wreath, below: rSIS-sun rays, around legend: CAESARVM NOSTRORVM. Good Very Fine.
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CONSTANTINE II. Follis. (Ae. 2.95g/18mm). 326-327 AD Siscia. (RIC 202). Anv: Laureate head of Constantine II to the right, around legend: CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C. Rev: Camp gate with two turrets above, including a star, in exergue: ESIS, around legend: PROVIDENTIAE CAESS. Very Fine.
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DELMACIO. Follis. (Ae. 2.08g/19mm). 336-337 AD Thessalonica. (RIC 228). Anv: Laureate and draped bust of Delmatius to the right, around legend: DL DELMATIVS NOB C. Rev: Two standing soldiers with spears facing each other, between them banner, in exergue: SMTSA, around legend: GLORIA EXERCITVS. Almost Very Fine.
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CONSTANTIUS II. Follis. (Ae. 2.09g/17mm). 335 AD Antioch. (RIC 88). Anv: Laureate bust with breastplate of Constantius II on the right, around legend: FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C. Rev: Two soldiers standing facing each other carrying spears, including two banners, in exergue: SMANz, around legend: GLORIA EXERCITVS. Almost Extremely Fine.
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JULIAN II. Double Maiorina. (Ae. 8.09g/28mm). 360-363 AD Constantinople. (RIC 162). Anv: Laureate bust, draped and cuirassed, of Julian II to the right, around legend: DN FL CL IVLIANVS PF AVG. Rev: Bull to the right, above two stars, in exergue: CONS Pr, around legend: SCVRITAS REI PVB. Very Fine.
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VALENTINIAN I Follis. (Ae. 1.78g/17mm). 364-375 AD Rome. (RIC does not cite). Anv: Diademed and draped bust of Valentinian I to the right, around legend: DN VALENTINIANVS PF AVG. Rev: Valentinian standing on the right carrying a standard and dragging a captive, in exergue: rTERTIA, around legend: GLORIA ROMANORVM. Very Fine.
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THEODOSE I. Follis. (Ae. 2.42g/18mm). 379-395 AD Heraclea. (RIC 16c). Anv: Diademed and draped bust of Theodosius I to the right, around legend: DN THEODOSIVS PF AVG. Rev: Concordia seated on the right carrying scepter and globe, between palm and I, in exergue: SMHB, around legend: CONCORDIA AVGGG. Almost Extremely Fine. Nice green patina.
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THEODOSE I. 1/2 Centennial. (Ae. 0.80g/13mm). 388-392 AD Cyzicus. (RIC 26). Anv: Laureate and draped bust of Theodosius I to the right, around legend: DN THEODOSIVS PF AVG. Rev: Victory advancing to the left wearing a laurel wreath and dragging a captive, in the field Christogram, in exergue: SMKR, around legend: SALVS REI REPVBLICAE. Very Fine.
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THEODOSE I. Follis. (Ae. 5.20g/23mm). 379-395 AD Nicomedia. (RIC 46). Anv: Diademed and draped bust of Theodosius I to the right, around legend: DN THEODOSIVS PF AVG. Rev: Theodosius I standing on the right carrying banner and globe, in exergue: SMNA, around legend: GLORIA ROMANORVM. Very Fine.
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HONORIUS. 1/2 Visigoth imitation Silique. (Ar. 1.03g/13mm). 415 AD Uncertain mint, imitating Ravenna. (RIC 3703). Anv: Draped and diademed bust of Honorius to the right, around legend: DN HONORIVS PF AVG. Rev: Rome seated on the left carrying a spear and Victoria with a laurel wreath, in exergue: PSRV, around legend: VICTORIA AVGG. Almost Very Fine. Cleaned. Scarce.
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HONORIUS. Solid. (Au. 3.95g/20mm). 394-395 AD Mediolanum. (RIC 1206). Anv: Diademed and cuirassed bust of Honorius on the right, around legend: DN HONORIVS PF AVG. Rev: Honorius standing on the right standing on a captive carrying a standard and Victoria with a laurel wreath on a globe, between: MD, in exergue. CONOB, around legend: VICTORIA AVGGG. Good Very Fine. Blow on obverse.
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LEON I. Nummus. (Ae. 1.20g/12mm). Inicit mint. (RIC 714). Anv: Draped bust of Leon I to the right, around legend: DN LEO. Rev: Verina standing left holding scepter and Victoria, between: BE. Very Fine.
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Interesting pair of Sesterces of the emperors: Antoninus Pius (reverse of Annona) and Commodus (reverse of Providentia). Both pieces have been reviewed and enhanced. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
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Beautiful and interesting set of 50 republican and imperial denarii from different families and emperors, including two drachmas. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
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Interesting and beautiful set made up of 26 silver pieces, denarii and antoninians, minted mainly in the imperial era although we also found some republican examples. Pieces from emperors such as Nero, Augustus and Domitian among others stand out in the set. Different states of conservation. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
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Interesting set of hundreds of bronze coins, Greek, Roman, Iberian and Byzantine. Curious lot to be sold on online platforms. IT IS ESSENTIAL TO EXAMINE.
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JUSTINE I. Pentanummium. (Ae. 2.21g/15mm). 518-527 AD Constantinople. (Ratto 410). Anv: Laureate and draped bust of Justin I to the right, around legend: DN IVSTINVS PP AVG. Rev: Christogram. Very Fine.
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JUSTINE II and SOFIA. Follis. (Ae. 14.45g/30mm). 565-578 AD Nicomedia. (Seaby 369). Anv: Justin II and Sofia seated facing each other, legend around them. Rev: Large M, above cross and below B, between: ANNO-ÇI/II, in exergue: NIKO. Very Fine.
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JUSTINE II. Pentanummium. (Ae. 2.19g/16mm). 565-578 AD Antioch. (Seaby 384). Anv: Laureate and draped bust to the right, legend around it. Rev: Large C, inside monogram. Very Fine.
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JUSTINIAN I. Pentanummium. (Ae. 2.57g/16mm). 551-560 AD Antioch. (Seaby 244). Anv: Laureate bust with breastplate of Justinian I on the right, legend around it. Rev: Monogram, star in front. Almost Very Fine.
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JUSTINIAN I. Pentanummium. (Ae. 2.60g/16mm). 551-560 AD Antioch. (Seaby 244). Anv: Laureate bust with breastplate of Justinian I on the right, legend around it. Rev: Monogram, star in front. Almost Very Fine.
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JUSTINIAN I. Follis. (Ae. 13.38g/32mm). 574-575 AD (Year 10). Constantinople. (Seaby 360). Anv: Justinian II and Sofia crowned carrying cruciferous globe and scepter respectively, sitting facing each other, around legend. Rev: Large M, above cross, below B, between: ANNO-X, in exergue: X. Very Fine.
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JUSTINIAN II. 1/2 Follis. (Ae. 6.54g/21mm). 573-574 AD (Year 9). Cyzicus. (Seaby 373). Anv: Justinian II and Sofia crowned carrying cruciferous globe and scepter respectively, sitting facing each other, around legend. Rev: Large K, above cross, below: KYZ, between: ANNO-ÇIIII. Good Very Fine.
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JUSTINIAN II. Pentanummium. (Ae. 1.94g/16mm). 565-578 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 386). Anv: Monogram of Justinian II. Rev: E large, cross in front. Very Fine.
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JUSTINIAN II. Solid. (Au. 4.43g/20mm). 692-695 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1248). Anv: Draped bust of Christ from the front with book in hand, cross behind, legend around it. Rev: Justinian II front standing with powerful cross on three steps, legend around it. Good Very Fine. Scarce copy.
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THEOPHILO. Follis. (Ae. 5.10g/26mm). 829-842 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1667). Anv: Bust from the front carrying a banner and cruciferous globe, surrounding legend. Rev: Legend in four lines. Good Very Fine.
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BASIL I of Macedonia with Constantine. Solid. (Au. 4.47g/20mm). 867-886 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1704). Anv: Crowned busts from the front of Basil I and Constantine, both carrying the patriarchal cross, legend around them. Rev: Christ with crown sitting on throne facing forward, raising right hand and carrying book in left hand, legend around. Uncirculated. Beautiful specimen, rare in this spectacular quality.
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LEON IV. Nummus. (Ae. 7.30g/20mm). 886-912 BC Constantinople. (Seaby 1729). Anv: Bust of Leo IV from the front carrying Akakia, legend around it. Rev: Legend in four lines. Very Fine.
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LEON VI. Follis. (Ae. 6.52g/25mm). 886-912 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1729). Crowned and draped bust from the front carrying Akakia, legend around it. Rev: Legend in 4 lines. Very Fine.
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LEON VI. Follis. (Ae. 5.61g/27mm). 886-912 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1729). Anv: Draped bust with crown of Leo VI from the front, legend around it. Rev: Legend in 4 lines. Very Fine.
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CONSTANTINE VII and ROMANUS II. Solid. (Au. 4.00g/19mm). 913-959 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1751). Anv: Crowned bust of Christ from the front, legend around it. Rev: Crowned busts of Constantine VII and Romanus II from the front, both holding patriarchal cross, around legend. Good Fine. Used as jewelry.
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CONSTANTINE VII Porphyrogenitus and ROMAN I. Follis. (Ae. 8.06g/26mm). 913-959 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1760). Anv: Crowned bust from the front carrying cruciferous globe and labarum. Rev: Legend in four lines. Good Very Fine.
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ANONYMOUS, times of Basil II and Constantine VIII. Follis. (Ae. 11.81g/29mm). 976-1025 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1813). Anv: Christ crowned from the front with a book in his hands, legend around it. Rev: Legend in four lines. Almost Very Fine.
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ANONYMOUS, attributed to Basil II and Constantine VIII. Follis. (Ae. 8.97g/22mm). 867-886 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 1818). Anv: Crowned bust of Christ, raising right hand and holding book in left hand, legend around it. Rev: Legend in four lines. Very Fine.
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JOHN III. Hyperpyron. (El. 2.26g/24mm). 1232-1254 AD Magnesia. (Seaby 2073). Anv: Christ seated facing on throne raising left hand. Rev: John III and Mary standing on the left, around monograms. Very Fine.
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ANDRONICUS II and MICHAEL IX. Histamenon. (Au. 3.93g/26mm). 1295-1320 AD Constantinople. (Seaby 2396). Anv: Virgin Mary praying inside a wall with six towers. Rev: Christ standing facing forward crowning Andronicus II and Michael IX kneeling on either side. Almost Very Fine.
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RECAREDO I. (586-601). Tremissi. (Au. 1.49g/17mm). Toledo. (R. Pliego 98b; CNV 73.2). Anv: Bust from the front, around legend: RECCAREDVS REX. Rev: Front bust, around legend: TOLETO PIVS. Good Very Fine. Scarce copy.
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INDEPENDENT EMIRATE OF CÓRDOBA, Attributed to Muhammad I. Felus. (Ae. 1.93g/20mm). 268H. al-Andalus /الاندلس. (Vives 313; R. Frochoso 2001 I-12). Good Very Fine. Scarce like that.
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INDEPENDENT EMIRATE OF CÓRDOBA, Attributed to Muhammad I. Felus. (Ae.1.85g/19mm). 268H. al-Andalus /الاندلس. (Vives 313; R. Frochoso 2001 I-14). Good Very Fine. Scarce like that.
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INDEPENDENT EMIRATE OF CÓRDOBA, Attributed to Muhammad I. Felus. (Ae. 1.71g/21mm). 268H. al-Andalus /الاندلس. Quoting نصر in IIA. (Vives 315; R. Frochoso 2001 I-21). Very Fine. Strange. Slightly warped and open blank.
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INDEPENDENT EMIRATE OF CÓRDOBA, Attributed to Muhammad I. Felus. (Ae. 1.25g/17mm). No date or mint. (R. Frochoso 2001 I-45). Good Very Fine.
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INDEPENDENT EMIRATE OF CÓRDOBA, Attributed to Muhammad I. Felus. (Ae. 2.09g/14mm). No date or mint. Quoting 'Umar/عمر in IA. and 'Abd al-Rahman/عبد الرحمن in IIA. (Vives 322; R. Frochoso 2001 I-65). Very Fine. Strange.
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INDEPENDENT EMIRATE OF CÓRDOBA, Attributed to Muhammad I. Felus. (Ae. 2.03g/15mm). No date or mint. Quoting 'Umar/عمر in IA. and 'Abd al-Rahman/عبد الرحمن in IIA. (Vives 322; R. Frochoso 2001 I-65). Good Very Fine. Strange.
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