Philip I - Viminacium - Moesia Dupondius

244-249 AD. Viminacium mint. Obv: IMP IVL PHILIPPVS PIVS FEL AVG P legend with radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right. Rev: PMS C-OL VIM around, date AN V below with Moesia standing front, looking l

Lot of six ancient coins: a Roman Empire Gordian III, AD 238 - 244, AU, NGC; a Roman Empire Philip I, AD 244 - 249, VF, NGC; a Roman Empire Otacilla Severa, AD 244 - 249, AU, NGC; a Roman Empire Maxim

ROMAN EMPIRE PHILIP I AD 244-249 AR DOUBLE DENARIUS NGC Ancient Roman Empire Philip I, AD 244-249 AR Double Denarius NGC Au which would make a great addition to any fine collection.

Ancient Imperial Roman Silver Double Denarius Phillip I AD 244-249 NGC AU Saecular Games Issue, Antelope Reverse

Syria, Antioch. Philip I, AD 244-249, Billon Tetradrachm, NGC AU Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5. Radiate bust r. / Eagle stg. ex Prieur Collection, 340. Excellent strike and well-centered. Private Utah Colle

Philip I AD 244-249. BI Tetradrachm of Antioch. 11.20 gr. – 25.8 mm. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust l. / Eagle standing l. holding wreath in beak. Prieur 421. VF/XF

ROMAN EMPIRE. AR DOUBLE-DENARIUS. ESTIMATE $175 - $200.

ROMAN EMPIRE. AR DOUBLE-DENARIUS. ESTIMATE $175 - $200.

Title: Roman. Philip l Date/Period: 244-249 AD Dimension: 30mm Material: Bronze sestertius Description: Roman Empire. Philip l (the Arab). 244-249 AD. Bronze sestertius. Obverse, Philip Reverse, Sol,

Philip I, 244 - 249 AD, Silver Tetradrachm, Seleucis & Pieria, Antioch Mint. Obverse: Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Philip right. Reverse: Eagle standing left with wings open, head turned to l

Philip I was born in modern day Seria, and is often called Philip the Arab.  He was sympathetic to Christians and even attempted to celebrate Easter with them one year, a very unusual thing for the

244-249 AD Rmn Provincial BL Tetradrachm NGC - MS

Ancient Roman Provincial coin of Philip I Tetradrachm (minted in Antioch, Syria 244-249 AD) with 18k holder 1 5/8 inches long Coin details: SYRIA. Antioch. Philip I (AD 244-249). BI tetradrachm Obvers

Coin of Roman emperor Philip I (A.D. 244-249) encased in a modern pendant. Well-preserved, with lettering and features remaining visible. Bust facing right and inverse seated left. Coin weight approxi

Syria. Seleucis and Pieria. Antioch. Philip I. AD 244-249. BI Tetradrachm (25mm, 11.3g). Struck AD 248. Radiate and cuirassed bust to left, slight drapery on right shoulder, gorgoneion on breastplate;

Syria, Seleucis and Pieria. Antioch. Philip I, AD 244-249. BI Tetradrachm (25mm, 13.53 g.). Struck AD 244. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right; Rev. Eagle standidng facing, hd. l., holds wreath

Philip I, AD 244-249. Silver Antoninianus (22 mm 3.77 g). Struck at Rome AD 248 on the 1000th anniversary Radiate bust to r. Rev. Cippus inscribed COS / III in two lines. S-8961; RIC 24c. Lightly ton

Ancient Roman Silver Antoninianus Philip I, (A.D. 244-249), silver antoninianii, Rome mint, (25mm, 4.33 grams), obv. radiate bust right, around IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG, rev. P M TR P II COS P P, Phili

Philip I, 244 - 249 AD. AE26, Syria, Seleucis & Pieria, Antioch Mint, 7.85 grams. Obverse: IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS A, Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Philip right. Reverse: ANTIOCH COLON, Aquila bet

Philip I. AD 244-249. AR Antoninianus (25mm, 4.41 gm). Rome mint. 1st emission, AD 244. Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Salus standing left, feeding from patera a snake rising from altar a

LOT (4) ANCIENT GREEK/ROMAN BRONZE COINS INCLUDING CAMBRION MYSIA, AE 16 (BC 400-300), 15MM; SEVERUS ALEXANDER, AE TETRADRACHM (AD 222-235), 22MM; PHILIP I, TETRADRACHM (AD 244-249), 23MM; EGYPT PROBU

Philip The I silver coin. 244 - 249 AD. Byzantine?

Ancient Roman Empire Philip I ( The Arab ). AD 244-249. AR Silver Antoninianus . Rome mint. Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Felicitas standing left, holding long caduceus and cornucopia. R

244-249 AD. Mesembria. Obv: AVT M IOYL FILIPPOC M WTAKIL CEYHRA CEB legend with confronted draped busts. Rev: MECAMBRIANWN legend with Demeter standing left, holding corn-ears and long torch. Varbanov