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		GREEK COINS
	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#5850: Greek Silver 1/8th Shekel, Phoenicia - 4th Century BC Obv: Galley, Waves beneath Rev: Diety slaying Lion Diameter: 12 mm across (2/3rds the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Fine SOLD $29.95 plus shipping
		#10301: Greek Bronze, Seleukid Dynasty 3rd to 1st Cent BC Nicer than Photo Shows Diameter: 18 mm (about size of a US Penny) SOLD $9.95 plus shipping
		#10322: Greek Bronze (AE21) - 3rd Century BC, Macedonia!! Obv: Athena Rev: Lion Leapinga Diameter: 21 mm diameter (the size of a US Nickel but twice as thick) Condition: about Fine SOLD $7.95 plus shipping
		#10323: Greek Bronze, Seleukid Dynasty 3rd to 2nd Cent BC Eros (Same as Cupid)/Headdress of Isis Nicer than Photo Shows Diameter: 18 mm (about size of a US Penny) SOLD $17.95 plus shipping
		#10324: Greek Bronze, Amphilopolis 2nd to 1st Cent BC Nicer than Photo Shows Diameter: 20 mm (about size of a US Nickel and thicker) SOLD $16.95 plus shipping
		#10325: Greek Bronze, Macedonian Empire - Philip II - Father of Alelxander the Great 4th Cent BC Commemorates an OLYMPIC GAMES VICTORY !! Historical Context: See Alexander the Great Page Obv: Apollo Rev: Youth on Horseback Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime, but 2-3 times as thick) Condition: about Fine SOLD $19.95 plus shipping
		#10349: Greek Bronze, Macedonian Empire - Philip II - Father of Alelxander the Great 4th Cent BC Commemorates an OLYMPIC GAMES VICTORY !! Historical Context: See Alexander the Great Page Obv: Apollo Rev: Youth on Horseback Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime, but 2-3 times as thick) Condition: about Fine SOLD $7.95 plus shipping
		#10336: Greek Bronze (AE21) - 3rd Century BC, Obv: Athena Rev: Trophy Diameter: 21 mm diameter (the size of a US Nickel but twice as thick) Condition: about Fine SOLD $19.95 plus shipping
		#10355: Bronze (AE20) – 3rd Century BC, Mesembria Historical Context: Mesembria was a colony of Thrace , built at the end of the 7th century B.C., on the SE coast of Thrace , between Maroneia and Alexandroupolis. The city flourished in the 5th and 4th centuries B.C. but started to decline during the Macedonian occupation and later in Roman times. There is, though, evidence of sporadic habitation on the site as late as the 6th century A.D. Obv: Female Head Rev: Athena Advancing right, Brandishing Spear Diameter: 20 mm diameter (about the size of a US Nickel, almost 2 times as thick) Condition: Fine, nice patina SOLD $17.95 plus shipping






		CELTIC COINS
	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#7086: Celtic Silver Drachm - 4th to 3rd Century BC Obv: Alexander the Great as Herakles Rev: Zeus seated, holding Eagle Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Typical for these, chipped SOLD $24.95 plus shipping
	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#5496: Celtic Silver Drachm - 4th to 3rd Century BC Obv: Herakles, mostly smooth Rev: Smooth Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Typical for these SOLD $12.95 plus shipping

	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#7089: Celtic Silver Drachm - 4th to 3rd Century BC Obv: Smooth Rev: Partial Impression Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Typical for these SOLD $8.95 plus shipping
	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#7090: Celtic Silver Drachm - 4th to 3rd Century BC Obv: Smooth Rev: Partial Impression Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Typical for these SOLD $8.95 plus shipping
	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#7091: Celtic Silver Drachm - 4th to 3rd Century BC Obv: Smooth Rev: Partial Impression Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Typical for these SOLD $8.95 plus shipping
	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#7092: Celtic Silver Drachm - 4th to 3rd Century BC Obv: Smooth Rev: Partial Impression Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Typical for these SOLD $8.95 plus shipping
	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#7093: Celtic Silver Drachm - 4th to 3rd Century BC Obv: Smooth Rev: Partial Impression Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Typical for these SOLD $8.95 plus shipping
		#10338: Celtic Bronze Coin - 4th to 3rd Century BC Obv: Bull Rev: Boar Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: Typical for these SOLD $12.95 plus shipping

		JEWISH COINS

	(Double click for enlarged photo)	#5475: Jewish Bronze - 37 to 44 AD, Herod Agrippa, Governor under Claudius AE18 Obv: Canopy Rev: Barley Stalks Diameter: 18 mm across (about the diameter of a US Dime) Condition: about Fine SOLD $18.95 plus shipping
		#10333: JEWISH COIN - 9 to 12 AD, Governor of JUDEA under AUGUSTUS !! Marcus Ambibulus !! Obv: Palm Tree Rev: Wheat Stalk with Legend Diameter: 15 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US Dime) Condition: V Good SOLD $18.95 plus shipping
		#10343: JEWISH Bronze - 26 to 36 AD, PONTIUS PILATE !! Governor of JUDEA which Sentenced JESUS CHRIST to Death on the Cross !! Historical Context: This coin was minted in ANCIENT JUDEA between 26 to 36 BC when PONTIUS PILATE was the Governor (Prefect) of JUDEA. Pontius Pilate is best known in history for being the Governor that sentenced Jesus Christ to death on The Cross. He was supposedly a ruthless governor. He engineered a massacre of Samaritans and was later removed by Roman Emperor Tiberius as a result. He later attempted to evade responsibility in the trial of Jesus in part because of his fear of the high priests’ power. According to tradition he committed suicide at Rome, a fitting end. He is attested in the works of Josephus and Eusebius. Obv: Litius Rev: Wreath Diameter: 16 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US Dime) Condition: Fine SOLD $34.95 plus shipping
		ROMAN COINS

		#10334: Roman Bronze, Greek Colony 1st Cent BC to 1st Cent AD Augustus/Oxen Pulling Plow Ref: Founding of a City Nicer than Photo Shows Diameter: 18 mm (about size of a US Penny) SOLD $17.95 plus shipping
		#10340: Roman Bronze, Gallienus 3rd Cent AD Nicer than Photo Shows Diameter: 19 mm (about size of a US Penny) SOLD $12.95 plus shipping
		#10339 Roman Bronze, Greek Colony 1st Cent BC to 1st Cent AD Augustus/Double Headed Axe Nicer than Photo Shows Diameter: 16 mm (about size of a US Dime) SOLD $15.95 plus shipping
		#10450: ROMAN Bronze - 4th Cent AD Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about size of a US Dime) Condition: Fine SOLD $6.95 plus shipping
		#10451: ROMAN Bronze - 4th Cent AD Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about size of a US Dime) Condition: Fine SOLD $3.95 plus shipping
		#10452: ROMAN Bronze - 350 AD, Constans Early CHRISTIAN Emperor SHARP !! Obv: Constans Rev: Victory Wreath Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about size of a US Dime) Condition: almost Very Fine SOLD $14.95 plus shipping
		#10453: ROMAN COIN – 320 AD, CONSTANTINE THE GREAT First CHRISTIAN EMPEROR !! 307 to 337 AD Constantine the Great in Death Veil !!! Obv: Constantine the Great (in Death Veil) Rev: Him Driving Tririga Diameter: 14 mm diameter (about 4/5ths the size of a US Dime) Condition: Fine SOLD $12.95 plus shipping
		#10348: ROMAN COIN – 290 AD, Diocletian 284 to 310 AD Obv: Diocletian Rev: Jupiter Standing Diameter: 21 mm diameter (about the size of a US Nickel) Condition: Good SOLD $7.95 plus shipping
		#10350: ROMAN EGYPT COIN – 290 AD, Diocletian 284 to 310 AD Obv: Diocletian Rev: Victory Diameter: 19 mm diameter (about the size of a US Penny but twice as thick) Condition: Good SOLD $7.95 plus shipping
		#10351: ROMAN COIN – 350 AD, Constantius II !! Early CHRISTIAN Emperor Commemorates the End of Persian War !! Historical Context: This coin was minted by the ROMAN EMPIRE during the reign of Constantius II (337-361 AD). Constantius, the second son of Constantine I and Fausta, was given the rank of Caesar in 324, soon after the defeat of Licinius. On the division of the Empire he received all the eastern territories from Asia Minor to Cyrenaica, and 2 years later he acquired Thrace. In 360 his cousin Julian had been proclaimed Augustus at Paris by his troops. When Constantius set out Paris, he was attacked by fever and died. Obv: Constantius II Rev: Emperor with Captive at his Feet Diameter: 23 mm diameter (larger than a US Nickel) Condition: Fine SOLD $14.95 plus shipping
		#10354: ROMAN COIN – Honorius: 394 to 423 AD Obv: Honorius Rev: Him being crowned by Victory Diameter: 17 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime) Condition: Good SOLD $9.95 plus shipping
		#10356: ROMAN COIN – Claudius Gothicus: Late 3rd Century AD "The Winston Churchill of Rome" Obv: Claudius Gothicus Rev: Deity Standing Diameter: 20 mm diameter (about the size of a US Nickel) Condition: Good SOLD $12.95 plus shipping
		#10357: ROMAN COIN – Constantine II Mid 4th Century AD Obv: Constantine II Rev: Constantine II Standing holding weapons Diameter: 15 mm diameter (almost the size of a US Dime) Condition: Good SOLD $ 4.95 plus shipping
		#10360: ROMAN COIN – Septimius Severus Early 3rd Century AD Obv: Septimius Severus Rev: Aequitas, Roman "Equity" Diameter: 19 mm diameter (about the size of a US Penny) Condition: Good/V Good SOLD $ 14.95 plus shipping



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