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Roman silver Denarius

Tiberius (14-37 AD) silver Denarius, Lugdunum (RIC I 30). Obverse : laureate head, right, 'TI CAESAR DIVI AVG AVGVSTVS'. Reverse: Livia as Pax, seated right, 'PONTIF MAXIM'. Weight: 3.48g. Diameter: 18mm. Grade: aF - approaching Fine, mid-tone with clear legends.

Commodus (177-192 AD) silver Av Denarius (RIC III, 253). Obverse: 'L AEL AVREL COMM AVG P FEL', aroundbust right wearing lionskin headdress as Hercules. Reverse: 'HERCVLI ROMANO AVG' around bow, club and shield. Weight: 3.08g. Diameter: 17mm. Grade: EF - bright with a strong bust with Extremely Fine details, the reverse weaker.

Hadrian (117-138) silver AR Denarius, Rome, 118 AD (RIC II, 42). Obverse: laureate bust, right, 'IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG'. Reverse: Justitia (Justice) seated left, holding patera and sceptre, '-VSTITIA' below, 'P M TR P COS II' around. Weight: 2.98g. Diameter: 17mm. Grade: VG - reasonable details, legend a little weak in areas, surface metal damage in front of face, Very Good or slightly better.

Maximinus I Thrax (235-238 AD) silver Denarius. Obverse: laureate head, right, 'IMP MAXIMINVS PIVS AVG. Reverse: winged Victory, advancing right with wreath and palm, 'VICTORIA AVG' around. Weight: 2.95g. Diameter: 19mm. Grade: aEF - approaching Extremely Fine with an attractive central strike, clear details and good eye appeal.

Severus Alexander (222-235 AD) silver Denarius. Obverse: laureate head, right, 'IMP SEV ALEXAND AVG'. Reverse: Mars walking right with spear and trophy. Weight: 3.02g. Diameter: 19mm. Grade: aEF - solid strike, around Extremely Fine.

Roman Silver Denarius of Mark Antony, military issue. YORYM-046A2B

A Roman silver denarius, Faustina Senior, and further Roman coinage.

Roman Imperial Coinage. Hadrian AR Denarius.

Ancients - Roman mixed silver Denarius to include Augustus circa 19BC, Rev: Circular shield GF/F (Spink ref: 1633) Tiberius 'Tribute Penny' circa AD16 Rev: Pontif Maxim GVF (Spink ref: 1763) & Vespasian circa AD69-70 Rev: Judaea - seated beside trophy F/VG (Spink ref: 2296) (3 coins)

Coins; an ancient silver Denarius Septimius Severus (193-211AD), Laureate bust, reverse Securitas seated holding globe

Coins; an Antoninus Pius (138-161AD) struck Rome 148-149 silver Denarius, Antononvs Avg Pivs PPTRPXII, reverse: COS III Aequitas holding scales and cornucopiae, virtually as struck

AN ALBUM OF COINS - ROMAN TO MODERN EXAMPLES, to include Plautilla Denarius Edward I penny, Elizabeth I sixpence, a selection of silver three pences and Victorian and Georgian coppers

Mixed coins of interest to include Queen Anne Edinburgh mint 1707 Halfcrown, 1921 Florin, 1717 'Dump Issue' Farthing, 1642 French States Principality of Orange Double Tournaments of Prince Frederic-Henri, along with a Denarius of the Roman Emperor Probus and a Constantine Nummus,

1st century A.D. and later. Denarius with profile bust of Trajan to obverse, standing figure of Victory to reverse; clasp-mounted in a modern silver frame with ring and loop. 5.89 grams, 33 mm (1 1/4 in.). [No Reserve]Ex German art market, 2000s. Acquired from an EU collector living in London. From the collection of Surrey, UK, gentleman.

1st century BC-2nd century AD. Included five Roman Imperial and one Roman Republican Denarius. 15.95gr total, 16-19mm. (). [No Reserve]Fair to Near Very Fine.From a private Barnsley, UK, family collection.

Coins; Septimus Severus Denarius (193-211AD) Laureate Head, Victory advancing left with wreath and branch (rare)

Coins; Marcus Aurelius Silver Denarius Ric 176 (139-161AD), M Antonivs Avg PM Parth Max Laureate Head, Reverse - Providentia standing holding sceptre, pointing with rod, globe at feet

Coins; ancient silver Denarius Caracalla (201-210AD) Caracalla bust - ANTONINVS PIVS AVG, reverse - DEA CAELESTIS riding lion holding thunderbolt and sceptre (Rome mint 203)

Coins; Elagabalus (218-222AD) Silver Denarius Ric 56 Laureate draped bust IMP Antoninvs Pivs Avg reverse - Abundantia emptying cornucopiae ABVNDANTIA Avg

A COLLECTION OF ROMAN COINS TO INCLUDE COINS FOR VESPASIAN, PLAUTILLA, SEVERUS AND OTHERS. A denarius of Plautilla, draped bust r. Reverse Pietas, various others to include Cominus, Juila and others. Detectorist finds. 23 coins. *CR Mixed states, some nice clear examples.

A SILVER DENARIUS OF HADRIAN 117-138 A.D. A Roman Imperial Denarius of Hadrian, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r. IMP CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANUS AUG. Reverse Aequitas standing left holding scales and cornucopiae. 3.08g, In presentation mount and display case with literature. *CR A nice clear example.

ROMAN IMPERIAL COINAGE: ELAGABALUS 218-212 AND SEVERUS ALEXANDER 222-235 A.D. Silver Denarius of Elagabalus, laureate, draped and curiassed bust r. Reverse Providence leaning on a column pointing to a globe at his feet. 2.37g. Similar for Severus Alexander, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Reverse Pax advancing left holding an olive branch. 2.4g. 2 coins. *CR Both attractive portraits.

A SMALL COLLECTION OF ROMAN SILVER COINS. Five silver coins: A Republic period Denarius serratus, C. Poblicius, helmeted and draped bust r. ROMA behind the bust, Reverse Hercules in combat with Nemean lion with club at his feet, 3.96 g. Silver antonianus of Gordian III, Reverse Liberalitas Aug III. And three others. *CR Constantius plugged, others with rubbing to surfaces.

A SILVER DENARIUS OF CARACALLA 198-217 A.D. A Roman Imperial Denarius of Caracalla, laureate bust r. ANTONINUS PIUS AUG BR II. Reverse standing figure of Concordia l. In capsule NGC Ch XF The Seven Hills Hoard. In presentation mount with literature. *CR A nice clear example.

A ROMAN IMPERIAL DENARIUS OF CARACALLA (ANTONINUS) (198-217) AND ANOTHER. Portrait r. within ANTONINUS PIUS AUG, Reverse standing figure in military attire, probably Caracalla, PONTIF TR.P.X.COS.II. c. 2.89 g. Silver Antoninianus of Herennia Etruscilla (c.250) Portrait r. HER ETRUSCILLA AUG. Reverse standing figure of Pudicita standing l.drawing a veil from her face and holding a transverse scepter PUDICITA AUG. 4.41 g. (Sear 9494). *CR Both nice legible examples, first with crack and more degradation.

A ROMAN IMPERIAL DENARIUS OF MARCUS AURELIUS (161-180) AND ANOTHER. bearded portrait r. M. ANTONINUS AUG GERM SARM Reverse standing figure holding a globe and standard TR P XXXI IMP VIII COS. 3.21 g. Denarius of Mark Anthony, galley r. ANT AUG III VIR R P C Reverse probably a Legionary eagle between standards. 2.92 g. *CR Second with significant rubbing to reverse.

A NECKLACE AND PAIR OF EARINGS FORMED FROM EIGHTEEN PRE-IMPERIAL SILVER DENARIUS. A necklace formed from sixteen pre-imperial Roman silver Denarius, various types, and a pair of earrings with similar coins. Some possibly later strikes. *CR Some weak or later strikes, all with rings attached to form necklace, one with part cut away for catch.

Roman Imperial, Titus Denarius, 3.16g, Rome c.77-78 AD, obv. T CAESAR VESPASIANVS, laureate head right, rev. sow walking left with her piglets, IMP XIII in exergue (RIC 986, Sear 2443) near fine but scarce; together with; Vespasian Denarius, 2.79g, Rome 75AD, obv. IMP CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG, laureate head right, rev. PON MAX TR P COS VI, Securitas seated left, resting head on hand (RIC 774, Sear 2302) very fine; Divus Vespasian Denarius, 3g, Rome 80AD, obv. DIVVS AVGVSTVS VESPASIANVS, laureate head right, rev. EX-SC, Victory standing left, holding shield on palm, seated captive (RIC Titus 364, Sear 2565) fine; Nero denarius, 3.03g, Rome, 64-65AD, obv. legend unclear, laureate head right, rev. CONCORDIA AVGVSTA, Concordia seated left, holding patera and cornucopiae, (RIC 49, Sear 1942), legends unclear, much wear, about good; and, a Roman Republic, Q. Marcius Philippus Denarius, 3.37g, Rome c.129BC, obv. helmeted head of Roman right, rev. helmeted horseman galloping right (Sear 135) fine (5 coins)

Roman Imperial, Trajan Denarius, Rome c.101AD, obv. IMP CAES NERVA TRAIAN AVG GERM, laureate head right, rev. PM TRP COS IIII P P, Hercules, nude, standing facing on pedestal with club, apple, and lion skin (RIC 49, Sear unlisted) very fine; together with 5x other denarii of Trajan, Domitian, Hadrian and Antoninus Pius; mixed grades, one coin holed (6 coins)

Roman Imperial, Carausius Denarius, 3.15g, London AD 286-7, obv. IMP CARAVSIVS PF AVG, laureate, draped bust right. rev. VICTORIA AVG, Emperor standing left, holding globe and spear, being crowned by Victory, standing left behind him (RIC 727, S.13542) cracked in two and one time glued together, some good detail to obverse, one of only four specimens known very rare; sold together with 11x Roman Imperial, Denarii, Antoniniani and a Siliqua, from Julia Domna, Trajan Decius, Elagabalus, Caracalla, Septimus Severus, Philip I & II, Gordian III, Severus Alexander and Julian II, mixed grades, one or two have glue residue on the surface (12 coins)

Roman Imperial, Orbiana, Denarius, 18.5mm, 2.97g, Rome Mint AD255, obv. SALL BARBIA ORBIANA AVG, diademed and draped bust right, rev. CONCORDIA AVGG, Concordia seated left on throne, holding patera and double cornucopiae (RIC 319, Sear 8191) very fine

A collection of antique Roman and Greek coins, including a Denarius Septimus Severus, circa 193-211 AD, a bronze Constantine coin circa 319 AD, a bronze Licinius Billon, circa 308-32 AD, etc

Julius Caesar (died 44 BC), silver Denarius, military mint travelling with Caesar, 47-46 BC, head of Venus right, rev. CAESAR, Aeneas carrying Anchises and Palladium, 3.73g, 6h (Crawford 458/1). Porous, very fine.

Galba (AD 68-69), silver Denarius, Rome, AD 68-69, IMP SER GALBA AVG, head right, rev. SPQR / OB / CS, within oak-wreath, 2.98g, 6h (RIC 167). Fine.

Roman and modern European coinage to include a Lucius Cornelius Sulla denarius, various Roman AE coins, Republic of France, 50 francs 1977 other postwar coinage and some replica coins

Roman Republic Cnaeus Gellius AR silver denarius. 138 BC. Obv: Head of Roma right, X behind, all within laurel-wreath. Rev: Mars holding shield in Ieft hand and Nerio, in quadriga right, CN. GEL., below horses. Toned VF. 3.9 grams

C. Terentius Lucanus, moneyer. AR silver Denarius, Rome, 147 BC. C TER LVC / ROMA Dioscuri galloping right. Toned about VF. 20 x 18 mm. 3.4 grams.

Hadrian (117-138) silver Denarius 133-135 AD. Rev: Salus standing right, holding patera; to right, altar with snake coiled around. About VF. 3.3 grams

Hadrian denarius 'travels' series Germania. 125 AD. Rome mint. 3.2 grams. VF All weights approximate

Coins; Septimius Severus Denarius (198-200AD) RIC 134 Laureate head right, reverse Marti Victori Mars helmeted naked to waist chlamys draped over left arm, holding spear, hand on shield

Coins; a Diva Faustina silver Denarius (142-146AD), bust - Diva Avg Faustina, wife of Antonius Pius, died 141AD, reverse: Ceres standing

Coins; Caracalla silver Denarius (198-217AD) bust of Caracalla draped, reverse-FELICITAS AVG Felicitas holding caduceus and cornucopiae

Coins; Elagabalus silver Denarius (219 AD Rome) Impantoninvs Avg Draped Bust, Reverse; PMTRPIICOSIIPP, Pax holding branch and sceptre

Coins; a Geta silver Denarius, Laodicia mint (199-200AD), Geta bust, Septimivsgetacaes, reverse: Minerva, Minerva Sanct

Coins; a Vespasian (72AD) silver Denarius, RIL 42

GREEK – ROMAN various coins to include; Silver Denarius circa 90BC; Silver Denarius Marcus Aurelies; Silvered Antoninianus Gordian 3rd circa 238 AD; Another Probus Circa 276BC; AE Constans I circa 337 bronze; Billion heavy Maiorina of Constans Trier AD 349-350AD, bronze good example (See image); Egypt Tetradracham 200-300AD Bronze; fourteen other various coins as images

A group of ancient coins, including two Sassanian, a Caracalla Denarius, another Rome Denarius, (4)

P. Cornelius Sulla, Denarius, Rome, Circa 151 BC, Head of Roma right, wearing winged helmet with griffin head, X behind, rev. Victory riding biga right, P*SVLA below, ROMA in exurge, 3.65g, better than very fine, impact to head of Victory and drag mark above, lightly toned, well centred and good strike

Hadrian (117-138), Denarius, laureate head right, rev. COS III flanking seated figure, good fine or nearly very fine

Vespasian (69-79), two Denarius, laureate head right, rev. Victory winged advancing right, fine, (2)

Three Roman Denarius of Trajan, Vespasian, and Claudius, with various Roman follis, including a Nero Dupondius, mostly fine or slightly better, (17)

A small collection of Numismatic Coin Covers, containing a Henry III void Long Cross Penny, an Elizabeth I 6d 1573, a Roman Gordian III Denarius, and a Roman AE3

Great Britain, 1889 crown, Victoria jubilee bust, rev: St George and Dragon above date, housed in a filigree work pendant mount, together with two other 1892 and 1897 crowns, 1888 double florin, 1892 half crown, Hadrian (117-138), silver denarius and 1797 cartwheel penny etc. (12)

England, Charles II (1660-1685) groat, obv: crowned bust left, denomination behind, legend around, together with various other hammered coins to include Edward III penny and two Roman silver denarius etc. (10)

A Roman silver denarius coin, possibly Carausius (285-307), with Moneta holding scales on reverse, diameter 19.6mm, approx 3.87g.

Septimus Severus Denarius (193-211AD) Laureate head of Septimus Severus

Three silver/billon ancient Roman Denarius

Coins; Julia Mamaea Denarius (222-235AD), draped bust IVLIA MAMAEA AVG, rev- Vesta standing holding palladium and sceptre

Silver Denarius Domitian (81-96AD), bust of Domitian facing right, reverse-IMP XXI COS XV Cens PPP, Minerva holding spear and shield