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$Diocletian 284-305 Egypt BI Tetradrachm XF: Diocletian (284-305). Egypt, Alexandria. BI Tetradrachm. 6.70 gr. – 20.4 mm. Year 2 (285/6). O:\ Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r. A K ? OVA? ?IOK?HTIANOC CEB. R:\ Dikaiosyne standing l.,$

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$GAUL Massalia 400 BC AR Obol: GAUL, Massalia. After 400 BC. AR Obol. 0.45 gr. – 11.1 mm. Head of river-god / Wheel, MA between spokes. SNG.Cop.723. VF\XF$

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$Seleukid Demetrios I Soter 162-150 BC Serrate AE: Seleukid Kingdom. Demetrios I Soter. 162-150 B.C. Serrate AE. 3.15 gr. – 15,2 mm. Antioch mint. O:\ Head of horse left. R:\ BA?I?E?? ?HMHTPIOY, head of elephant right. SC 1646; HGC 9, 833. VF$

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Macedonian Anonymous issues 323-275 BC Bronze: Macedonian Kingdom. Anonymous issues. Ca. 323-275 B.C. Æ 3.25 gr. – 16.4 mm. Uncertain mint in Asia Minor. Head of Herakles facing, wearing lion's skin headdress, forming central boss of

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$Mysia Prokonnesos 450-425 BC Obol: Mysia. Prokonnesos circa 450-425 BC. Obol. 0.40 gr. – 9 mm. O:\ Forepart of horse left. R:\ Oinochoe within incuse square, ? to right. Thompson, Coinage, pl. 1, 1; SNG France 2431; SNG Delepierre$

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Phoenicia Arados AR Obol 380-350: Phoenicia, Arados AR Obol. c. 380-350. 0.75 gr. – 9,5 mm. Laureate head of Ba‘al-Arwad r. / Galley sailing r. over waves within dotted square border. Betlyon 13; HGC 46. VF+

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$Justin II 565-578 Pentanummium Constantinople: Justin II, 565-578. Pentanummium. 14.2 mm - 1.60 gr. Constantinople. O:\ Monogram of Justin II and Sophia. R:\ Large ?; to right, cross. DOC 60e. SB 364. Attractive earthern highlights. XF$

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$HERACLIUS 610-641 AD AE FOLLIS: HERACLIUS. 610-641 AD. AE FOLLIS. 5,55 gr. - 25,16 mm. O:\ Heraclius (in centre), Heraclius Constantine (on right) and the Empress Martina (on left) all standing facing; each wearing crown and$

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Basil II & Constantine VIII 1020-1028 follis: Basil II & Constantine VIII. ca. 1020-1028, anonymous issue. AE follis. 8,70 gr. – 27.3 mm. Anonymous class A3. Constantinople mint, ca. 1020-1030. + ?MMA-NOVH?, nimbate bust of Christ facing, two

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Romanus III 1028-1034 AE follis Class B: Anonymous (attributed to Romanus III). Ca. 1028-1034. AE follis Class B. 10,90 gr. – 32,1 mm. Constantinople mint, ca. 1028-1034. + ?MMANOVH?, nimbate bust of Christ facing, square in each limb of

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