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Silver Roman Denarius of Severus Alexandra coin 231-235AD

Æthelred II, Penny, Second Hand type, London, Eadmund, [–––]mvnd m¯o lvnd, 1.02g/9h (N 768; S 1146); together with other hammered coins (2) and a Denarius of Sabina [4]. Varied state, two damaged £80-£100

Coins; Septimus Severus silver Denarius, (193-211AD) obverse - bust severvsavg part max (greatest conqueror of the Parthians), reverse - fvndator pacis (founder of peace)

Coins; Faustina Junior silver Denarius, wife of Marcus Aurelius AD161-180, bust faustina augusta

Coins; Severus Alexander silver Denarius, (222-235AD) 2.8g, bust imp Alexander pivs avg, struck 232AD, reverse pm trp xi cos iiipp sol standing holding a glove in left hand

Coins; Caracalla Denarius silver coin, (198-217AD) Rome, obverse - bust Antoninvs pivs avg germ, reverse - fides militum draped holding a standard in each hand (pmtrp xviii cosiiiipp) clear legend RIC 266

Coins: three Roman coins; comprising a Galba AD 68-69 AR denarius; a Titus AD 79-81 AR denarius; and a Faustina Senior commemorative AR denarius, died AD 141.

Coins: three Roman coins, comprising: a Herennius Etruscus AD 251 AD Antoninianus; a Sabina, AR denarius, died 137 AD; and a Domitian AD 81-96 AR denarius. (3)

Coins: five Roman coins, to include a Trajan AD 97-117 AR denarius; and a Julia Mamaea AR denarius.

Ancient Roman silver double denarius. UK P&P Group 0 (£6+VAT for the first lot and £1+VAT for subsequent lots)

Silver Denarius Severus Alexander (222-235 AD) Laureate Bust right reverse Aequitas standing holding scales and cornucopia

Silver Denarius Antoninus Pius (138-161 AD)

2 x Roman silver Denarius, Septimus Severus (193-211AD) victory reserve, Severus Alexander (222-235AD) Annona reverse

A Traianus Denarius Roman coin and a Greek coin

Roman Silver Denarius caracalla (198-217AD) Laureate bust Antoninvspivsavggern reverse PMTRPXVIICOSIIIIPP

Roman Silver Denarius Elagabalus (AD 218 - 222) Laureate bust, Impantoninvs Pivs Avg, Elagabalus in robes sacrificing over alter holding branch, skr in field

A collection of Roman AE coins, including Sestertius, silver Antoninianus, a Republic Denarius and other denominations.

An old tin of Roman Ptolemaic and Byzantine coins, including a Septimius Severus Denarius, Faustian Ae, Nero Ae, and other ae coins to include a Ptolemaic Ae. (Group).

ITEM: Ring with Marcus Aurelius denarius. Obverse: M ANTONINVS AVG TR P XXVIII , laureate head right. Reverse: IMP VI COS III , Marcus Aurelius Standing left, holding branch and scepter. References: RIC III 296 and Sear 4906MATERIAL: SilverCULTURE: RomanPERIOD: 173 - 174 A.DDIMENSIONS: 24 mm x 25 mm, 20 mm diameter (inside). 24 EU, 10,5 USA.CONDITION: Good condition. Original coin within a modern handmade silver ring.PROVENANCE: Ex Spanish private collection, bought in Austrian auction house (Coin)Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Export Licence. If you are from outside the European Union, we will have to apply for the export licence again for your country, this takes 3 to 5 weeks and has a cost of 5% of the hammer price, this amount will be added to the final invoice.Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor from 161 to 180 CE, best known for his philosophical outlook and his embodiment of the "philosopher-king" ideal. Born in 121 CE, Marcus Aurelius came from a prominent family and was adopted by Emperor Antoninus Pius, who groomed him to be his successor. Marcus Aurelius was heavily influenced by Stoicism, a philosophical school that emphasized rationality, self-discipline, and virtue as the highest values in life. His personal writings, known as the Meditations, provide a remarkable insight into his Stoic beliefs and are still studied today as a profound work of ethical philosophy. Unlike many of his predecessors, Marcus Aurelius was deeply introspective and sought to rule in accordance with wisdom, justice, and humility, aiming to balance his philosophical ideals with the practical demands of leading an empire.Despite his intellectual nature, Marcus Aurelius’ reign was marked by nearly constant military conflict, particularly along the northern borders of the Roman Empire. He spent much of his time as emperor on campaign, defending Rome from Germanic and other barbarian tribes that threatened the empire’s stability. These military challenges, combined with a devastating plague that swept through the empire during his rule, made Marcus Aurelius' reign one of struggle and hardship. Nevertheless, he is often remembered for his perseverance and commitment to his duties as emperor, striving to maintain the empire's security while upholding his moral values.Marcus Aurelius’ legacy is complex. On the one hand, he is remembered as one of the "Five Good Emperors," a ruler who governed with wisdom, fairness, and a deep sense of duty. His Meditations continues to inspire thinkers, scholars, and leaders for its profound insights into leadership, ethics, and personal responsibility. On the other hand, his death marked the end of the Pax Romana, the long period of relative peace and stability in the Roman Empire. His decision to allow his son Commodus to succeed him ultimately led to instability, as Commodus' misrule contributed to the empire's eventual decline. Nonetheless, Marcus Aurelius remains a figure of great admiration, both as a philosopher and as a conscientious ruler.

Elagabalus silver Denarius Rome Mint 221AD Laureate bust Imp Antoninvs Pivs Avg Reverse Sol, naked cloak over shoulder holding whip, star P M T R P III cos III PP - legends complete & clear

Caracalla Denarius struck in silver 210-222 AD Rome Mint, Bust of Caracalla Antoninvs Pivs Avg reverse-Felicitas draped holding caduceus and cornucopiae, very high grade example full legends clear & complete

Julian II (360-363AD) Siliqua rev-vot x MVLT & Septimus Severus Denarius

Marcus Aurelius silver Denarius Rome Mint 161-180AD Laureate bust, Rev-Vots Sol Decenn Cos III - Marcus Aurelius veiled sacrificing at tripod- high grade

Septimus Severus silver Denarius (193-211AD) Laureate bust Serverus Pivs Avg Dea Caelestis holding thunderbolt & sceptre on lion, high grade clear legends

Vespasian silver Denarius 69-79AD, rare standing eagle reverse

Roman Republic, 3 silver Denarius, Titurius L.f Sabinus 89BC and 2 others

4 Roman coins, 4 Roman coins, including bronze Claudius Ad 41-54, Bronze Nerva AD 96-98, Bronze Marcus Agrippa BC 63-12, Silver Vespasian AD 69-79 Denarius (4)

P. Clodius M.f. Turrinus. Rome 42 BC. Denarius. Silver, 4.04g. 18mm. Laureate head of Apollo right, hair rolled into chignon at back of head, some loose curls behind, lyre in left field. R. M. F CLODIVS, Diana Lucifera standing facing, head right, bow and quiver over shoulder, grounded lit torch in each hand. Ref: Crawford 494/23. Sydenham 1117. A beautiful example with golded tones. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Denarius group, to include Septimius Severus, Severus Alexander (2) and Julia Mamaea. Largest 21mm.

Severus Alexander. 222-235 AD. Silver Denarius, 21.5mm. 3.01g. Rome mint. 15th emission, 232 AD. Laureate bust right, slight drapery. R. Providentia (or Annona) standing left, holding cornucopia and grain ears over modius filled with grain ears to left. RIC IV 250; BMCRE 879; RSC 501b. Iridescent toning. EF. From the Leo and Paula Gorelkin Collection. ex. CNG eAuction 550, lot 569.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above; spear head below. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.46g. 19mm. Ref: Sear 39. Extremely fine with iridescent tones. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above; club below. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.24g. 19mm. Ref: Sear 39. Extremely fine with iridescent tones. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

P. Satrienus denarius, 77 BC. Rome. Silver, 3.79g. 19mm. Head of Roma right, wearing crested helmet; IIT behind. R. P SATRIE NVS, she-wolf advancing left, right forepaw raised; ROMA above. Ref: Crawford 388/1b. Extremely fine with attractive toning. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

L. Livineius Regulus denarius. Rome 42 BC. Silver, 20mm, 3.90g. Bare head of the praetor L. Regulus right. R. L LIVINEIVS / REGVLVS, curule chair; flanked by six fasces, three on either side. Ref: Crawford 494/28. Sydenham 1110. Livineia 11. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; pellet sun above, ROMA below in linear frame; partially incuse. Silver, 4.24g. 20mm. Ref: Sear 37, RRC 44/5. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.48g. 22mm. Ref: Sear 38, RRC 44/5. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Geta denarius. Rome, 200 AD. Silver, 20mm. 3.29g. Draped bust right, P SEPT GETA CAES PONT. R. VICT AETERN, Victory hovering left holding open wreath with both hands over shield set on base. Ref: Sear 7205.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above; long-club below. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 3.80g. 20mm. Ref: Sear 39. Extremely fine with iridescent tones. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republican Anonymous, 209-208 BC. Denarius, Rome. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind head. R. The Dioscuri riding right, each holding spear; star above their heads; dolphin below. ROMA in linear frame in exergue. Silver, 3.82g. 18mm. Ref: Crawford 80/1a, BMCRR Rome 423; RSC 20k. A nice example with even tones. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; pellet motifs above, ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.64g. 20mm. Ref: Sear 38, RRC 44/5. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.62g. 19mm. Ref: Sear 38, RRC 44/5. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Vespasian denarius. Rome 73 AD. IMP CAES VESP AVG CEN, laureate head of Vespasian right. R. S P Q R within wreath. Silver, 19mm. 2.96g. Ref: RIC 547.

Marc Anthony denarius group (2). With old tickets. Circa 32-30 BC. Patrae?. ANT AVG III VIR R P C, Galley right. R. Legionary eagle between two standards. Ref: Sear 1479-1482.

P. Fonteius P.f. Capito and T. Didius. Denarius, circa 55 BC. Silver, 4.02g. 19mm. P FONTEIVS CAPITO III VIR CONC ORDIA, Diademed and draped head of Concordia right. R. T DIDI VIL PVB, The Villa Publica; IMP IN exergue. Ref: Sear 393, Crawford 429/2a. Die flaw on obverse, otherwise a very good example. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Octavian, as Imperator and Triumvir, 43-30 BC. Denarius 3.76g, 20mm. Uncertain Italian mint (Brundisium or Rome?), autumn 32 BC-summer 31 BC. Head of Venus right, wearing stephane, pendant earring and beaded necklace. R. CAESAR DIVI F, Octavian advancing left, in military attire with chlamys flying behind, right hand outstretched, transverse spear in left. Ref: RIC I 251. An attractive piece with light toning and smooth surfaces. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

C. Calpurnius L.f. Frugi. Denarius, 90 BC. Laureate head of Apollo right, hair bound with fillet; caduceus behind. R. Winged horseman galloping right, reversed S motif above. C PISO FRVCI below. Silver, 3.99g. 19mm. Ref: Crawford 408/-. Light iridescent tone, extremely fine example. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.53g. 20mm. Ref: Sear 38, RRC 44/5. An extremely fine example with iridescent tone. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Marcus Aurelius denarius. Rome, 168 AD. Silver, 3.21g. 20mm. Laureate head right, M ANTONINVS AVG ARM PARTH MAX. R. TR P XXII IMP IIII COS III, Providentia standing left holding wand over globe and sceptre. Ref: Sear 4935.

Marcus Aurelius denarius. Rome, 168 AD. Silver, 2.83g. 19mm. Laureate head right, M ANTONINVS AVG ARM PARTH MAX. R. TR P XXII IMP V COS III, Aequitas seated left holding scales and cornucopia. Ref: Sear 4936.

Plautilla denarius. Laodicea, 202 AD. Silver, 21mm. 3.73g. Draped bust right, PLAVTILLAE AVGVSTAE. R. CONCORDIAE, Concordia seated left holding patera and cornucopia. Ref: Sear 7067.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; pellet motifs above; anchor below. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.26g. 20mm. Ref: Crawford 165/1a, RBW 722; RSC 20a. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X below chin; branch behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.34g. 20mm. Ref: Sear 40, RRC 76/1. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Denarius group (7) to include coins of Septimius Severus (2), Elagabalus (2), Severus Alexander, Julia Mamaea and Julia Maesa. Largest 20mm

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; motifs above, ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.07g. 21mm. Ref: Sear 38, RRC 44/5. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.46g. 20mm. Ref: Sear 38, RRC 44/5. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

L. Livineius Regulus denarius, 42 BC. Rome mint. Bare head of the praetor L. Livineius Regulus right, REGVLVS PR. R. REGVLVS F PRAEF VR, Curule chair between two fasces. Ref: Sear 487/1. Beautiful portrait with attractive toning. An exceptional example. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Moneyer issues of Imperatorial Rome. L. Hostilius Saserna. 48 BC. Denarius, Rome mint. Bare head of Gallia right, carnyx (Gallic trumpet) to left. R. Diana (Artemis) of Ephesus standing facing, placing hand on head of stag, leaping left, and holding spear. Silver, 3.77g. 19mm. Ref: Crawford 448/3, CRI 19; Sydenham 953. Beautifully toned with some iridescence. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Severus Alexander. 222-235 AD. Silver Denarius, 20.5mm. 3.37g. Rome mint. 15th emission, 232 AD. Laureate and draped bust right. R. Spes advancing left, holding flower and raising hem of skirt. RIC IV 254; BMCRE 896; RSC 543. Lightly toned, underlying luster. Superb EF. Wonderful portrait. An attractive coin in hand. From the Leo and Paula Gorelkin Collection. ex. CNG eAuction 550, lot 570.

Roman Republic. Denarius, 211-206 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind. R. the Dioscuri on horseback right, holding spears; star motifs above and below horses. ROMA below in linear frame. Silver, 4.08g. 20mm. Ref: Crawford 113/1. From the collection of the late Mr T. Carter.

Septimius Severus denarius. Rome, 200 AD. Silver, 2.46g. 19mm. Laureate bust right. R. VIRT AVGG, Virtus or Roma standing left holding Victory and resting on shield and spear. Ref: Sear 6387.