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ANCIENT HORSE
Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Mediaeval
coins from the Balkans

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Philip II, father of Alexander the Great 
Ancient Coin Jewelry
Alexander the Great and Bucephalus
J-32
Roman
Bronze
17mm
Coin
Two sides of the coin
CONSTANTINE I THE GREAT
A.D. 307 - 337
Obv: CONSTANTINE I
Rev: Two solders w/two standards
History
After the death of his father Constantius I, Constantine I the Great was proclaimed Emperor by his father's army. In A.D. 307 Constantine received the  title  of Augustus. At that time there were six men with the title Augustus: Galerius, Maximianus, Licinius, Maximinus Daia, Maxentius  and Constantine.
J-33
Roman
Bronze
26mm
ELAGABALUS
A.D. 218 - 222
Obv: ELAGABALUS
Rev:
HYGIAEA feeding snake held in arms
J-34
Roman
Bronze
26mm
NERVA
A.D. 96 - 98
Obv: NERVA
Rev: EQUITY holding scale and cornucopiae
NERVA was a lawyer who become
the Emperor of the Rome.
J-35
Roman
Bronze
18mm
GALLIENUS
A.D. 253 - 268
Obv: GALLIENUS
Rev :
CENTAUR half man- half horse, holding globe and palm-brunch
SCARCE
SCARCE
AGRIPPA
AUGUSTUS' General
27 B.C. - A.D. 12
J-36
Roman
Bronze
27mm
Obv: Bust of AGRIPPA
Rev:
NEPTUNE holding dolphin and trident
SC:
Senat Consulto
J-37
Roman
Bronze
26mm
MACRINUS
A.D. 217 - 218
Obv: MACRINUS & DIADUMENIAN
Father & Son
Rev:
ARES holding shield & spear
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