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RARE None Online Licinius I Campgate Castle Gate Herac Roman Coin w/COA
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US $80.36
ApproximatelyRM 377.09
Was US $98.00
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Located in: Collingwood, Ontario, Canada
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Estimated between Thu, 30 May and Thu, 6 Jun to 43230
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eBay item number:395117295868
Item specifics
- Seller Notes
- Denomination
- Follis
- Historical Period
- Roman: Imperial (27 BC-476 AD)
- Cleaned/Uncleaned
- Splendid Quality Unaltered
- Composition
- Bronze
- Year
- 337 AD
- Era
- Ancient
- Fineness
- 0.98
- Grade
- HIGH GRADE
- KM Number
- NA
- Ruler
- Licinius I
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- Italy
- Certification
- Signed COA
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r***m (1342)- Feedback left by buyer.
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Coin with Probable Portrait of Obodas II (or III ?) to R. Behind head is initial for Syllaios. Slightly off Center 20% to Left, with Border of Dots above and behind Head. Nice details to Face, Hair and Initial for this Rare piece. Rev. has Crossed Cornucopiae with 3 Initials!! 1st. in L. field for Syllaios(?). 2nd. Between is Sharper strike Initial for Syllaios 3rd. in R. field is Initial for Aretas ( IV). Dark Green Patina with Earthen Highlights. Curious ALL the Initials!? Thanks, R.Baker
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Another Coin of Rabbel II and his Mother, Shuqailat II, jugate Busts to R. Wonderful Portrait of Rabbell II Laureated and with Long Flowing Locks of Hair past shoulders! Only the Cheek,Chin and Lips of Shuqailat II visible at edge of Irregular shaped Flan. Rev. has Crossed Cornucopiae with Legends in 3 lines Between: 1st. Most of the Name of Rabbel II. 2nd. Partial name of Shuqailat II (?). 3rd. Not Legible. I chose THIS Coin for the Portrait of Rabbel II. Black/Green Patina with Earthen HL
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