Monete dell'Impero Romano
Risultati da 1301 a 1350 di 1351
Lotto n. 3117
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Domiziano (81-96) Asse - Testa laureata a d. - R/ La Moneta stante a s. - RIC 806 AE (g 10,37) MB
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Lotto n. 3116
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Tito (79-81) Dupondio - Testa radiata a d. - R/ Vesta seduta a s. - RIC 212 AE (g 11,78) qBB/MB
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Lotto n. 3115
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Tito (79-81) Sesterzio - Testa laureata a d. - R/ Marte andante a d. - RIC 182 AE (g 21,92) qBB
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Lotto n. 3114
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Vespasiano (69-79) Tessera - Testa laureata a d. - R/ La Giudea Capta - PB (g 3,07 - Ø 17 mm) MB
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Vespasiano (69-79) Diobolo di Alessandria in Egitto L Δ - Testa laureata a d. - R/ Busto di Serapide a d. - RPC 2433 AE (g 9,31) BB
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Lotto n. 3112
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Vespasiano (69-79) Sesterzio - Testa laureata a d. - R/ Roma stante di fronte - AE (g 23,10) Pesantemente ritoccata. Ex Nomisma live 12, lotto 214 BB+
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Lotto n. 3111
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Nerone (54-68) Tetradramma di Alessandria in Egitto L E - Testa laureata a d. - Serpente a d. - RPC 5240 MI (g 13,00) Poroso qBB
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Lotto n. 3110
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Nerone (54-68) Asse - Testa laureata a d. - R/ Il tempio di Giano - cfr. RIC 306 AE (g 10,19) MB
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Lotto n. 3109
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Nerone (54-68) Asse (Lugdunum?) Testa laureata a d. - R/ La Vittoria in volo a s. - cfr. RIC 543 AE (g 8,84) qBB/MB
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Lotto n. 3108
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Nerone (54-68) Sesterzio - Testa laureata a d. - R/ Roma seduta a s. - RIC 273 AE (g 25,19) qBB
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Lotto n. 3107
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Claudio (41-54) Emidramma di Alessandria in Egitto L I - Testa laureata a d. - R/ Caduceo tra spighe di grano - RPC I, 5175 AE (g 8,91) qSPL
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Lotto n. 3106
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Claudio (41-54) Quadrante - Modio - R/ S C nel campo - RIC 84 AE (g 3,00) Corrosione al R/ BB
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Lotto n. 3105
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Claudio (41-54) Asse - Testa a s. - R/ Minerva andante a d. - RIC 116 AE (g 9,94) BB
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Lotto n. 3104
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Claudio (41-54) Asse - Testa a s. - R/ La Libertà stante di fronte - RIC 113 AE (g 12,26) qBB
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Lotto n. 3103
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Claudio (41-54) Asse - Testa a s. - R/ La Libertà stante di fronte - RIC 97 AE (g 11,99) qBB/BB
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Lotto n. 3102
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Tiberio (14-37) Asse di Illici in Hispania - Testa a s. - R/ Altare - RPC 196 AE (g 12,00) Campi lucidati BB
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Lotto n. 3101
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Agrippa - Asse (battuto sotto Caligola) - Testa a s. - R/ Nettuno stante di fronte - RIC 58 AE (g 10,00) BB
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Lotto n. 3100
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Augusto (27 a.C.-14 d.C.) Dupondio (Narbona) Testa a d. - R/ Prua a d. - (RPC 518) AE (g 16,22) BB+
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Lotto n. 3099
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Augusto (27 a.C.-14 d.C.) Dupondio (Nemausus) Teste contrapposte di Augusto e Agrippa - R/ Coccodrillo incatenato ad una palma - RPC 525 AE (g 12,83) BB+
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Lotto n. 3098
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Augusto (27 a.C. - 14 d.C.) Dupondio - Busto radiato a s. - R/ PROVIDENT, altar - RIC 81 AE (g 8,86) MB
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Lotto n. 3097
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Augusto (27 a.C. - 14 d.C.) Sesterzio (T. Quinctius Crispinus Sulpicianus, 18 a.C.) - Scritta in corona - R/ S C nel campo - RIC 327 AE (g 26,66) MB
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Lotto n. 3096
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Augusto (27 a.C.-14 d.C.) Quinario - D/ Testa nuda R/ La Vittoria su cysta mistica e ai lati due serpenti - Coh. 14; RIC 276 AG (g 1,44) Corrosioni B
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Lotto n. 14935
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CARINO (283-285). Antoniniano, Siscia. MI (2.89g). Busto radiato e corazzato a destra. R/ Caro e Carino in piedi uno di fronte all'altro, reggono stendardo e sacrificano su tripod. RIC V 315. qBB. Nr. Reg. 667/26. Shipping only in Italy
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Lotto n. 15052
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QUINTILLUS (270). Antoniniano, Mediolanum. AE (3.79g). Busto radiato, drappeggiato e corazzato a destra. R/ Concordia in piedi a sinistra, con stendardo e cornucopia; T sotto. RIC V online 1120. qSPL. Nr. Reg. 667/26. Shipping only in Italy
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Lotto n. 14930
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VALERIANO I (253-260). Antoniniano, Colonia Agrippinensis. AR (2.41g). Busto radiato e drappeggiato a destra. R/ Sol in piedi a sinistra, regge globo e solleva la mano destra. MIR 886c; RIC V 13. Nr. Reg. 667/26. qSPL. Shipping only in Italy
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Lotto n. 5820
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Philip I (244-249), Sestertius, Rome, c. AD 244-249 ; AE (g 17,93; mm 28,47 x 28,36); IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r., Rv. FIDES EXERCITVS, four standards, the second from the r. a legionary eagle; in ex., S - C. RIC 171a; C 51. Good example
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Lotto n. 10267
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Aurelian (270-275) Antoninian, Siscia. gr 3,75 mm 23. Good example. Almost intact silver plating
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Lotto n. 10270
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ROMAN PROVINCIAL. EGYPT, ALEXANDRIA. Severina (wife of Aurelian).Billon Tetradrachm. Diameter: 19,4 mm. Weight: 7.99 g.
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Lotto n. 5864
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PROBO (giugno-luglio 276 - settembre 282) Marco Aurelio Probo Aureliano. 280 d.C. Roma. Bi. mm 24,9. g 3,37 Dritto: IMP PROB-VS AVG. Busto radiato, elmato e corazzato di Probo rivolto a sinistra, con scettro nella mano destra appoggiato sulla spalla sinistra e scudo nella mano sinistra. Rovescio: ADVEN-TVS AVG// R(corona)S. L'imperatore a cavallo, al galoppo verso sinistra, con la mano destra alzata e lo scettro nella sinistra; davanti a lui, un prigioniero seduto con le mani legate dietro la schiena. Grande modulo, bella conservazione con argentatura diffusa ( Sacc Lugl)
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Lotto n. 401
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Julia Mamaea, mother of Severus Alexander (died 235 AD). AE Sestertius, Rome mint, struck under Severus Alexander. D/ IVLIA MAMAEA AVGVSTA. Diademed and draped bust right. R/ VENVS FELIX SC. Venus seated left on throne, holding statuette and sceptre. RIC IV (Sev. Alex.) 701; C. 69. AE. 19.52 g. 31.5 mm. Enchanting portrait. Lovely enamel like green patina with dusty spots. Traces of die swift on the reverse. Peripheral flan cracks.About EF/Good VF.
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Lotto n. 400
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Philip I (244-249). AE Sestertius, Rome mint, 244-249 AD. D/ IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right. R/ AEQVITAS AVGG SC. Aequitas standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae. RIC IV 166A; C. 10. AE. 23.87 g. 32 mm. A choice thick example. Superb portrait, lovely glossy deep olive green patina. Good VF.
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Lotto n. 7009
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PB Roman provincial lead gnostic amulet (AD 2nd–4th centuries) Weight: 3.41 g. Diameter: 17.1 mm.
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Lotto n. 5827
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Roman Empire Philip II. AD 247-249. Æ Sestertius (27.9mm, 16.3 g). Ludi Saeculares (Secular Games) issue, commemorating the 1000th anniversary of Rome. Rome mint, 3rd officina. 9th emission of Philip I, AD 248. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Goat advancing left. RIC IV 264a; Banti 16 corr. (AVGG not AVG). Green patina VF+.
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Lotto n. 5823
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Philip I, AD 244-249. AE, Sestertius. (29.16 mm. 19.52 g). Rome. Obv: IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG. Bust of Philip, laureate, draped, cuirassed, right. Rev: ANNONA AVGG, S C. Annona, draped, standing left, holding corn-ears in right hand over modius and cornucopiae in left hand. Good VF. Green patina
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Lotto n. 5425
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TRAJAN Sestertius Ae.105 Rome. 30 mm, 20.95 g Obverse: IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P COS V P P Laureate bust of Trajan right, draped over left shoulder Reverse: S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI/ SC Dacia triste seated left on pile of weapons before trophy Ref.: C.534 (4f.) RIC.564 BMC/RE.785 H.1/238 RCV.3196 ($1350)
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Lotto n. 5662
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Didius Julianus (193) Denarius (2.67 g, 18.39 x 18.04 mm) Rome, March–May 193 AD. Obverse: IMP CAES M DID - IVLIAN AVG. Laureate head right. Reverse: P M TR - P COS, Fortuna standing facing, head turned left, holding a rudder and a cornucopia; globe beneath the rudder. RIC IV 2, RSC III 10.
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Lotto n. 5066
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Tiberius 14-37. Bronze Sestertius 35/36 Rome 24.4 g 65.1 x 36.7 mm Triumphal Quadriga // SC. BMC 113; Coh. 66; RIC² 60. Uncut
The empty quadriga likely alludes to Lucius Vitellius' actions against the Parthians, although no decree granting him the signa triumphalia is known. The future emperor's father had been sent by Tiberius to Syria as legate Augusti pro praetore, since the Parthian king Artabanus III had installed his son Arsaces in Armenia. Lucius Vitellius was enormously successful; not only did he succeed in installing a king in Armenia by favor of Rome, but also in installing a new king in Parthia itself. Artabanus III was forced to flee to the Scythians.
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Lotto n. 5956
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Valens. (364-367 AD). Æ Follis. Obv: D N VALENS P F AVG. perl-diademed bust of Valens right. Rev: SECVRITAS REIPUBLICAE. Securitas holding wreath. Weight 1.7 gr - Diameter 17.16 mm
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Lotto n. 5964
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Graziano (367 - 383) AE Busto diademato e drappeggiato a d. /R L'Imperatore stante a s. con Vittoria aiuta una donna ad alzarsi g. 4,13 qBB. Patina verde
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Lotto n. 5068
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Claudius. AD 41-54. Æ Sestertius (34mm, 27.51 g, 7h). Imitating a Rome mint issue of circa AD 41-50. Uncertain mint in the Rhineland(?). Laureate head right; two countermarks: both TI AV within rectangular incuse / Spes advancing left, holding flower and raising hem of skirt. Cf. RIC I 99; for countermark: Pangerl –. Fair, brown surfaces; countermarks are VF. From the Estate of Wayne C. Phillips; Ex Jörg Müller Collection (Classical Numismatic Group Electronic Auction 219, 30 September, 2009), lot 432.D.W. MacDowell and A.V.M. Hubrecht discuss the countermarked bronzes from the Rhineland in “Countermarks on the Aes of Claudius from Nijmegen,” Proceedings of the XIth International Numismatic Congress, Vol. 2, pp. 265-7. There appear to be three distinct variations of the TI AV countermark. One appears solely on asses of Agrippa, and is probably contemporary with the reign of Tiberius. The other two are found on aes of Caligula and Claudius, and are localized in Upper Germany and the lower Rhine. MacDowell and Hubrecht conclude that the countermarks at Nijmegen were applied to lightweight products of a local mint, and indicated that the coins were to be accepted at the full weight standard of the Rome mint issues struck under Tiberius (hence the countermark, TI[berius] AV[gustus]).
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Lotto n. 5974
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Theodosius II Æ Nummus. Antioch, AD 406-408. DN THEODOSIUS P F AVG, diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right; star behind / GLORIA ROMANORVM, Arcadius, Honorius and Theodosius standing facing, each holding a spear; ANTΔ in exergue. Cf. RIC 155. 2.43g, 14.46mm
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Lotto n. 5910
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Time of Maximinus II Æ16. 'Persecution Issue'. Antioch, AD 310-313. GENIO ANTIOCHENI, Tyche seated facing, river-god Orontes swimming below / APOLLONI SANCTO, Apollo standing left, holding patera and lyre; EA in right field, SMA in exergue. 1.47g, 15.4 x 16.6mm, Rare. An active campaign of persecution against local Christians by Maximinus II reached its height during 310-313 the eastern cities in Nicomedia, Antioch, and Alexandria. Christians were subject to confiscation of land and property, and expelled from the cities; Churches were closed and ransacked. These three major mint cities struck a series of small bronzes honoring the old Greco-Roman gods - Jupiter, Apollo, Tyche, and Serapis among them. The persecutions subsided in AD 313 as a result of the Edict of Milan, jointly issued by Constantine and Licinius - the senior emperors - which proclaimed a policy of religious freedom, and returned confiscated property to the Christians.
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Lotto n. 5695
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Roman Imperial Elagabalus. Denarius. 218-219 AD. Rome. (Ric-IV 156). (Bmcre-37). (Rsc-289). Anv.: IMP CAES M AVR ANTONINVS AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust to right. Rev.: VICTOR ANTONINI AVG, Victory advancing to right, holding wreath and palm. Ag. 3,07 g. XF
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Lotto n. 5050
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GERMANIA SUPERIOR. Æ As (27.02mm, 7.64 g). Countermark applied during the reign of Claudius, AD 41-54. TI • C • A in rectangular countermark on an as of Gaius (Caligula).
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Risultati da 1301 a 1350 di 1351