4th Century CE Constantine The Great, Siscia Mint

Coin: Roman, Imperial Period, Constantine the Great, 307 to 337 CE. AE follis. Siscia mint. Arrow tip: Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A beautiful bronze follis of Constantine the G

Roman Coin Pendant - Constantine II From the mid 4th century, a roman coin struck at the Siscia mint in modern day Sisak, Croatia. The coin is bronze, and has a very prominent face, though the letters

4th century AD. Group comprising: various issues, reverse types and mints. 41.75 grams total. Ex old private UK collection. [10, No Reserve]

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A beautiful jar of a compressed form, free-blown from translucent glass of light blue-green hues. The vessel is defined by a concave base with a smoo

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. A circular glass ingot with sloping peripheries, a bulging hemispherical boss in the center, and a slightly concave underside. Raw glass ingots were

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 4th century CE. A petite bottle that is free-blown from green-hued glass and features thick layers of rainbow-hued iridescence. The vessel has a circular body with a

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 3rd to 4th century CE. A lovely free-blown vessel of a petite size formed from translucent glass of a blue-green hue. The piece has a concave base

Ancient Roman Squat Jar with Flared Rim, Likely Cosmetic, 3rd-4th Century CE.Fine jar, size : 11 cm, has a great shape and a particularly fine, flared mouth a glass band on the neck which may have all

**Originally Listed At $100** Roman, later Imperial Period, ca. 4th century CE. A pair of elongated triangular copper ingots, probably destined for the mint in Rome, recovered from a shipwreck in the

4th Century A.D. Roman bronze nummus, coin of Constantine The great. With protective sleeve, information about the coin & certificate of authenticity. 15mm coin.

4th century AD. Group comprising: Constantius II, struck under Vetranio (emperor standing); Valens (emperor walking); Gratian (emperor walking); all Siscia mint. 9.64 grams total. ("). With collector

Constantine I the Great (307-337AD). Struck - 321-322 AD. Siscia mint. (EF). Well centered nice specimen. Genuine glossy green-brown patina and earthen encrustation over ancient silvering. Authenticit

Early 4th century AD. Group comprising Trier mint issues: Constantine (6; various reverse types); Crispus (4; wreath and gate reverses"). 30.75 grams total, average 19mm. [10]

Early 4th century AD. Group comprising Trier mint issues: Constantine (5; various reverse types); Crispus (5; wreath and gate reverses"). 29.32 grams total, average 19mm. [10]

Roman Imperial coinage > Constantine I (Constantine the Great): AE follis (19 x 19.25mm, 3.35g), Siscia mint c.321-324 AD; laureate head facing right & legend CONSTAN|TINVS AVG / closely leaved laurel

Early 4th century AD. Group comprising Trier mint issues: Constantine (8; various reverse types); Crispus (2; wreath and campgate reverses"). 28.43 grams total, average 19mm.[10]

320-321 A.D. Siscia mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS AVG legend with laureate bust right. Rev: D N CONSTANTINI MAX AVG legend with VOT / XX in two lines within wreath; mintmark BSIS* below. RIC vii, pp. 443-44

322-323 A.D. Siscia mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS IV NOB C legend with laureate bust right. Rev: CAESARVM NOSTRORVM legend with VOT / V in two lines within wreath; mintmark [palm]?SIS[palm] below. Sear 1618

320 AD. Siscia mint. Obv: CONSTANTINVS AVG legend with laureate bust right. Rev: CONSTANTINI AVGVSTI legend around VOT / IS / XX in three lines; mintmark ASIS below. RIC vii, p.441, 140; Sear 16190. 2

4th century A.D. Group comprising: four pvc folders each with a Constantine period late bronze coin plus information and a certificate produced by Robin L Danziger. 353 grams total, 19 x 14 cm (7 1/2

4th century AD. Group comprising: Sol reverse; Urbs Roma. 4.35 grams total. ("). Property of a European collector; acquired on the European art market [2, No Reserve]

**Originally Listed At $800** Greece, Hellenistic Period, ca. late 4th to 2nd century CE. A wonderfully naturalistic and detailed mold-made head of a bull with great aged deposits. The eyes, ears, nos

3rd-4th century AD. Group comprising: large follis, Constantine I (Genius reverse, London mint); other folles (3; including Constantine I and Constantius); small bronzes (16, mixed issues and types),

Ancient: Alexander The Great Silver Tetradrachm 4th Century B.C. 336-323 B.C. Alexander as Hercules Obverse Zeus Seated Reverse - Amphipolis Mint in 18 K Bezel Pendant.