Auction 242: Stamps , Archaeological items and coins, World Coins, Silver and Jewelry

Two Antonianus coins: a. Philippus II 247-249 CE, b. Constans 237-350

Lot of 8 bronze coins, Eretz Israel, Roman rule, 1st-3rd C. CE

Bronze Sestertius, Marcus Aurelius 161-180 CE, obverse: his head facing right, reverse: three goddesses standing side by side (the coin's reverse has no reference in the regular numismatic library), rare, good+ cond.

Bronze coin, 20 mm, reign of Titus 79-81 CE, obverse: portrait of the emperor facing right, reverse: the goddess Nike writing on a shield

Coin, Trajan 96-117 CE, obverse: his head facing right, reverse: the goddess Justicia, F+ cond.

Four Roman bronze coins, IAO Polis, 3rd C. CE, reign of Maximinus the first, 235-238 CE

Bronze coin, partial region of Syria and Lebanon, with a portrait of Lysanias, 40 BC (was the cousin of Antigonus, last of the Hasmonean Kings)

Roman bronze Sestertius coin, obverse: portrait of Marcia Otacilia Severa, wife of Philip the Arab 244-249 CE, reverse: a seated Concordia

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+

Silver Denarius, Vespasian 69-79 CE, obverse: his head facing right, reverse: a Quadriga

Silver plated bronze Antoninianus coin, reign of Gallienus 253-268 CE, obverse: the emperor, reverse: standard

Silver denarius, reign of emperor Hadrian 117-138 CE, obvers: portrait of the emperor, reverse: a seated goddess Pietas, VF