Hadrian AE21 Berytus Phoenicia Syria 128-138 RPC 3855 aquilae
Hadrian, Berytus, Phoenicia, Syria, AE, 128-138
$53.00
RPC 3855.
Obv: IMP CAES TRAI HADRIANVS AVG P P, Hadrian Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Hadrian right.
Rev: COL BER, Two aquilae within wreath.
8.31 g
21.3 mm
______________________________
In stock
Related products
-
Julia Traducta Hispania Augustus AE23 -27 to 14 wreath
$135.00 Add to cart______________________________Julia Traducta, Hispania, Augustus, AE23, -27 to 14ACIP 3352; RPC 108; SNG Copenhagen 459.Obv.: PERM CAES AVG, bare head left.Rev.: IVLIA TRAD, in two lines within wreath.10.72 g23.7 mm -
Philippi Macedon Time of Claudius to Nero AE Circa 41 to 68 Victory standards
$45.00 Add to cart______________________________Philippi, Macedon, Time of Claudius to Nero, AE, Circa 41 to 68RPC 1651; SNG Copenhagen 305.Obv.: Victory standing left on base, holding wreath and palm, VIC AVG across field.Rev.: COHOR PRAE PHIL, three standards.4.77 g16.8 mm -
Astarte Trajan Dated CY 375 (AD 116/117) Phoenicia Arados AE bull
Astarte and Trajan, Dated CY 375 (AD 116/117), Phoenicia, Arados$75.00 Add to cartAE, SNG Copenhagen 81, BMC 374.Obv: Small laureate head of Trajan right before wreathed, veiled and draped bust of Astarte rightRev: AΡAΔINΩN, bull charging left; EOT (date) above8.32 g21.7 mm______________________________ -
Commodus AE13 Parlais Pisidia 177-180 RPC 7699 Lion COL PARLA
Commodus, Parlais, Pisidia, AE13, 177-180$53.00 Add to cartRPC 7699 (under Marcus Aurelius and Commodus as co-emperors)Obv: IMP L AVR COMMODVS; laureate head of Commodus (youthful), right.Rev: COL PARLA; lion walking, left.2.13 g13.6 mm______________________________ -
Maeonia Lydia Pseudo-autonomous AE18 98-117 RPC 2419 Herakles Omphale
$135.00 Add to cartMaeonia, Lydia, Pseudo-autonomous, AE18, 98-117 (Time of Trajan), Philopator as magistrateRPC III 2419; SNG Copenhagen 241; Waddington 5051.Obv.: Βearded head of Herakles right.Rev.: ΕΠΙ ΦΙΛΟΠΑΤΟΡΟϹ ΜΑΙΟΝΩΝ, Omphale wearing lion’s skin advancing right, holding club over left shoulder.4.54 g18.4 mm______________________________ -
Carthago Nova Hispania Augustus AE18 Semis -27 to 14 Priest Quadriga Temple
$75.00 Add to cart______________________________Carthago Nova, Hispania, Augustus, Semis, -27 to 14, P. Turullio and M. Postumus Albinus, duoviriRPC I 174Obv.: Priest driving quadriga right, vexillum to right.Rev.: Tetrastyle temple.4.04 g18.1 mm -
Commodus Tetrassarion AE31 Tarsus Cilicia 191-192 RPC 5038 Decastyle temple
Commodus, Tetrassarion (AE31), 191-192, Tarsus, Cilicia$190.00 Add to cartRPC 5038, SNG Copenhagen 362.Obv: Λ ΑΙΛ ΑΥΡΗ ΚΟΜΟΔΟС СЄΒ, Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right.Rev: ΤΑΡϹοΥ ΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΛƐΩϹ ΔΙϹ ΝƐΩΚοΡΟΥ, Decastyle temple, ΚΟΜΟΔΕΙΟC in architrave.15.21 g31.3 mm______________________________ -
Thessalonica Macedon AE19 180-192 RPC 3491 Kabeiros Tyche
$95.00 Add to cartThessalonica, Macedon, Pseudo-autonomous, Reign of Commodus, AE19, 180-192RPC 3491; Touratsoglou, Pseudoautonomen VI I, 1–11 (Commodus C); BMC 51.Obv.: ΘƐϹϹΑΛΟΝΙΚΗ, turreted, veiled and draped bust of Tyche, right.Rev.: ΚΑΒƐΙΡΟϹ, Kabeiros standing, left, holding rhyton and hammer.6.33 g18.9 mm______________________________ -
Valerian AE24 Bithynia Nicaea 256-258 Gallienus Valerian II prize crowns
Valerian, AE24, 256-258, Bithynia, Nicaea$330.00 Add to cartSNG von Aulock 721Obv: AYT OYAΛEPIANOC ΓAΛΛIHNOC OYAΛEPIANOC KAIC CEBB, Radiate busts of Valerian I and II right, and of Gallienus left, facing one another.Rev: MEΓICTΩN APICTΩN NIKAIEΩN, Three prize crowns: the middle containing two palm fronds, the outer two containing one palm frond.6.78 g23.6 mm______________________________ -
Vespasian AE20 Smyrna Ionia 73-79 Titus & Domitian as Caesar Hermus reclining
Vespasian, AE20,73-79, Smyrna, Ionia$50.00 Add to cartRPC 1000-1003 to 1009-1011 (under Vespasian)Obv: ΤΙΤΟϹ ΔΟΜΙΤΙΑΝΟΣ ΚΑΙΣΑΡΕΣ, laureate head of Titus, left, facing laureate head of Domitian, right.Rev: ΕΠΙ ΒΩΛΑΝΟΥ ΖΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ ΕΡΜΟϹ, river god Hermus reclining left, holding two corn-ears and cornucopia, and resting arm on urn.5.97 g20.3 mm______________________________
