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Coin, reign of Probus 276-282, signs of silver left, obverse: his head facing right, reverse: the goddess Clementia, sharp impression, F+ cond.
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Bronze Dupondius coin, reign of Philip I 244-249 CE, obverse: Marcia Otacilia Severa the emperor's spouse, reverse: Roman goddess
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Lot of 30 bronze Roman city coins, Eretz Israel, Syria and Egypt
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Four Roman bronze coins, IAO Polis, 3rd C. CE, reign of Maximinus the first, 235-238 CE
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Silver tetra drachm coin, reign of Claudius 41-54 CE, Ascalonia mint
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Silver plated bronze Antoninianus coin
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Silver denarius coin, reign of Septimus 193-211 CE, obverse: portrait of the emperor facing right, reverse: elephant walking to the right
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Two Antonianus coins: a. Philippus II 247-249 CE, b. Constans 237-350
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Imperial bronze Sestertius from Syria, Antioch on the Orontes, Philip I 244-249 CE, obverse: his head facing right, reverse: the city goddess Cybele to the right, on her head the city walls, dedicated to the people of Antioch (inscribed in Greek on the left), above her head a small galloping horse running to the right with its head turned back, quite rare, cond. good+
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Lot of twenty eight bronze city coins, Syria, Palestine, Egypt, 1st-3rd C. CE, Roman period various governors
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