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Antoninus Pius Silver Denarius 138-161AD - Fine Grade

Ancient British, Celtic silver unit of the Iceni, Inscribed Series, ECE type, Spink 445, VF together with a silver denarius of Marcus Aurelius, Rome Mint 168A.D., reverse:- Aequitas, standing left, holding scales and cornucopiae, Sear 4934, dull, VF [2]

Antoninus Pius silver denarius, Rome Mint 148-149 A.D., reverse:- Salus standing left, holding rudder set on globe and feeding serpent arising from altar, Sear 4075, reverse slightly off centre, good metal GVF

Caracalla silver denarius, Rome Mint 213 A.D., reverse:- Providentia standing left, holding sceptre and rod, globe at her feet, Sear 6878, nice portrait and metal, NEF

Clodius Albinus, silver denarius as Caesar under Septimius Severus [193-195 A.D.], Rome Mint 195A.D., obverse reads:- D CLOD SEPT ALBIN CAES, Bare headed bust right, reverse reads:- COS I I, Aesculapius standing to the left, feeding serpent which coils up staff at his side, Sear 6140, looks of good metal, dark toned, well centred, scarce, nice portrait, GVF

Domitian silver denarius struck as Augustus, Rome Mint 82 A.D., reverse:- Minerva standing left, holding spear,Sear - , see RSC II, 598b, full, round, well centred, a little cabinet patina, obverse, good metal NVF

Hadrian silver denarius, reverse:- Concordia, seated, Sear 3475, good metal GF, second a ditto but reverse:- Victory-Nemesis advancing right, Sear 3547, probably plated, F/GF, third of Geta, as Caesar, reverse:- Securitas seated left holding globe, Sear 7200, nice boyish portrait, nice metal, chipped, VF and lastly a silver siliqua of Valens, reverse Roma seated left, Old Sear 4113, large, full, round flan, striking crack from 6 o`clock [obverse], GVF [4]

Hadrian silver denarius, reverse:- Pudicitia standing left, veiled, Sear - , RSC II, 392, good piece of metal, nice portrait, GVF/VF

Julia Maesa, silver denarius, Rome Mint 220-221 A.D., obverse:- Draped bust, right, reverse reads:- SAECVLI FELICITAS, Felicitas sacrificing at altar, star in right field, Sear 7757var., EF

Roman Republican silver denarius of Cn. Cornelius Blasio Cn. f., 112/111 B.C., obverse:- Head of Mars right, wearing crested Corinthian halmet, XVI monogram above, lituus or ships prow? behind, reverse:- The Capitoline Triad., centre, standing facing Jupiter, holding sceptre and thunderbolt, between Juno, who crowns him and Minerva, Greek letter `P` in field, Sear 173, of good metal, lightly toned, VF

Roman Republican silver denarius of P.Clodius M.f., struck 42 B.C., obverse:- Laureate head of Apollo, right, lyre behind, reverse:- Diana Lucifera, standing right, holding in each hand a long lighted torch, Sear 491, reverse off centre, nice metal, dark even tone VF

Roman Republican silver denarius of Q Fabius Labeo, 124 B.C., obverse:- Helmeted head of Roma, `X` below chin, reverse:- Jupiter in quadriga right, brandishing thunderbolt, below rostrum, Sear 148, banker`s mark in the form of an `X` on helmet, flan slightly irregular, good metal VF/NVF

Septimius Severus silver denarius, Rome Mint 201 A.D., reverse:-Severus in military dress, standing left holding transverse spear and sacrificing over tripod altar,Sear 6357, round, well centred, sharp strike with very nice portrait, EF

Septimius Severus silver denarius, Rome Mint 202 A,D., reverse:- Two Parthian captives seated, that on the right with hands tied behind his back, that on the left in mourning, at foot of trophy of arms, Sear 6323, good metal EF/GVF

Septimius Severus silver denarius, Rome Mint 208 A.D.,reverse:- Concordia seated left, holding patera and long sceptre, Sear 6344, flan a little irregular but good portrait and metal, sharp strike EF

Setimius Severus silver denarius, Rome Mint 194 A.D., reverse:- Jupiter seated left, holding long sceptre and Victory, Sear 6325, sharp strike, good portrait, good silver, EF

Small plastic folder containing what look to be detector finds, these include [in no particular order], William III shilling 1697, ditto Victoria 1857, Short Cross cut-halfpenny, Charles I clipped halfcrown, Elizabeth I groat, Trajan denarius, 2 x Roman follis of Maximianus, an as of Vespasian struck at Lugdunum in all 22

Roman. Gallieanus silver denarius, Allectus, Vicorinus and ten assorted Roman bronze coins, various issues Circa 300AD and later (13)

Roman. Domitian denarius, various silver and 20th copper and brass coinage (qty)

TWO DENARII OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC, 137 BC and 60 BC, together with a legionary Denarius of Mark Antony, all fine, the last with edge flaw (3)

TWO DENARII OF VESPASIAN AND TITUS, reverse of first poor, the second about fine but chipped, Denarius of Trajan, Victory on reverse, good fine (3)

DENARIUS OF HADRIAN, Fortuna on reverse, good fine, together with a Sestertius of Hadrian, Fortuna on reverse, fair, and Denarius of Antoninus Pius, clasped hands on reverse, VF (3)

THREE DENARII OF SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS, Jupiter, Minerva and Securitas on reverse, mostly fine, two on small flans, and Denarius of Caracalla, Securitas on reverse, good VF (4)

DENARIUS OF GETA, Geta and trophy on reverse, good VF, VF, a Denarius of Julia Soaemias, fair, Denarius of Severus Alexander, Aequitas on reverse, good fine, and a Sestertius of Maximinus I, Salus on reverse, fine (4)

Numismatic: ancient coins including Denarius, Barbarius and Charles 1st D. (9)

Roman Republic, silver denarius, L. Julius (141 BC), obv. head of Roma right, `XVI` behind, rev. two mounted horsemen charging right, brandishing spears, `L. IVL` below horses legs, `ROMA` in exergue, natural edge flaw at 2 o`clock, otherwise fine

Roman Republic, silver denarius, Mn. Aemilius Lepidus (114-113 BC), obv. head of Roma right, `ROMA` before, * behind, rev. Equestrian statue right, on base with three arches `MN. AEMILIO` around, `LEP` between arches, some scraping to face & neck on obv. & two minor edge nicks, otherwise fine

Roman Republic, silver denarius, L. Caesius (112-111 BC), obv. bust of Apollo/Jupiter left, thunderbolt held in right hand, `AP` monogram behind, rev. the two Lares Praestites seated right, each holding sceptre, dog between them, `L CAESI` in exergue, small area of dark encrustation to shoulder on obv. & some minor pitting to both sides, otherwise probably very fine or better, with some original colour

Roman Republic, silver denarius, M. Volteius M.f. (78 BC), obv. head of young Bacchus or Liber right, wreathed with ivy, rev. Ceres in biga of snakes right, holding torch in each hand, control-symbol behind, `M VOLTEI M F` in exergue, rather dark in appearance, otherwise almost very fine

Mark Antony, silver denarius, legionary coinage (32-31 BC), obv. galley right, `ANT AVG` above, `(III) VIR R P C` below, rev. legionary eagle between two standards, `LEG-II`, in lower field, fair

Titus (as Caesar, 69-79 AD), silver denarius, rev, winged caduceus, `PONTIF TRP COS III`, some obv. legend missing, otherwise fine

Domitian (81-96 AD), silver denarius, rev. Minerva standing left, holding spear & thunderbolt, with shield at feet, `IMP XXI COS XV CENS PPP`, crisp & attractive, very fine or better

Trajan (98-117 AD), silver denarius, rev. Victory standing left, holding wreath & olive branch, `P M TR P COS IIII PP`, fine

Hadrian (117-138 AD), silver denarius, rev. Fortune seated left, holding cornucopia and feeding serpent arising from altar, `COS III`, with `FORT RED` in exergue, really good fine, with strong detail to both sides

Hadrian (117-138 AD), silver denarius, rev. Clemency standing left, holding staff and feeding serpent arising from altar, `P M TR P COS III`, with `CLEM` below, small cut in obv. field, otherwise good very fine

Antoninus Pius (138-161 AD), silver denarius, rev. Annona standing right, holding rudder & modius, her left foot raised & set on prow, `TR POT XX COS IIII`, a few natural flan cracks, otherwise very fine

Marcus Aurelius (as Caesar, 139-161 AD), silver denarius, rev. Juventas standing left, dropping incense on candelabrum and holding patera, `IVVENTAS`, minor natural flan chip, otherwise very fine, with strong portrait

Marcus Aurelius (161-180 AD), silver denarius, rev. Salus seated left, feeding serpent, `SALVTI AVGG`, latter partly indistinct as is also part of obv. legend, struck on small thick flan, otherwise fine

Lucius Verus (161-169 AD), silver denarius, rev. Providence standing left, holding globe & cornucopia, `PROV DIOR TR P III COS II`, strongly struck & very fine

Commodus (177-192 AD), silver denarius, obv. `(M CO)MM ANT P FEL AVG BRIT PP`, rev. Genius standing left, feeding serpent arising from altar & holding cornucopia, `GEN AVG FELIC COS VI`, minor edge flaw, otherwise fine or better

Septimius Severus (193-211 AD), silver denarius, rev. Victory advancing left, `VICT AVGG COS II PP`, dark in appearance with rather uneven field, otherwise crisp & very fine

Caracalla (198-217 AD), silver denarius, rev. Liberalitas standing left, `LIBERALITAS AVG VI`, two natural hairline cracks, otherwise very fine

Geta (as Caesar, 198-209 AD), silver denarius, rev. sacrificial implements, `SEVERI PII AVG III`, good very fine

Elagabalus (218-222 AD), silver denarius, rev. Abundance standing left, emptying cornucopia, `ABVNDANTIA AVG`, almost extremely fine

Severus Alexander (222-235 AD), silver denarius, rev. Pax advancing left, `PAX AVG`, very fine

Severus Alexander (222-235 AD), silver denarius, rev. Mars advancing left, carrying spear & trophy, `P M TR P VIII COS II PP`, minor natural crack on enlarged section of flan, otherwise fine

Maximinus I (235-238 AD), silver denarius, rev. Maximinus standing left holding spear, between two standards, `P M TR P II COS PP`, almost very fine

World coins: Japan silver 50 sen, 1923, very fine, USA, nickel, 1883, almost extremely fine, Russia, copper, 3 kopecks, 1844 & 2 kopecks, 1812, fine, England, Henry III silver penny, double struck, very fine, Rome, silver denarius of Faustina, fine & billon antoninianus of Victorinus, fair, pre-1900 copper, various, mainly fine (26), base metal, various, mainly fine (24) & two sundry tokens, fair & better (59)

Miscellaneous Lot comprising: Roman silver denarius of Julia Domna rev. SAECVLl FELICITAS AVF, Maxentius follis rev. Roma seated in temple GVF and other minor Roman bronzes together with Edward I penny Canterbury Mint AVF/VF and farthing London Mint AFine, a Charles I rose farthing and James I, 3 x farthings (Harrington and 2 x Lennox) various grades

Italy Bruttium AE (282-203 BC) head of Nike/Zeus - Philip II silverant (Prince) - Constantine Great Follis - ~Antonius Pius silver Denarius Annona - four coins

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. Roman Republic, denarius, 189-179 BC, moneyer CN DO (S.64); Q. Fabius Maximus (127 BC), denarius (S.141); L. Cornelius Sulla and L. Manlius Torquatus (82 BC), denarius (S.286), fine to very fine (3)

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. Ti. Veturius (137 BC), denarius, helmeted bust of Mars r., rev. kneeling figure holding sacrificial pig, flanked by two warriors, wt. 3.85gms. (Cr.234/1; S.111), very fine

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. M. Baebius Q.f. Tampilus (137 BC), denarius, helmeted head of Roma l., rev. Apollo in quadriga r., wt. 3.77gms. (Cr.236/1; S.113), very fine

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. M. Tullius (120 BC), obverse brockage of a denarius, helmeted head of Roma r., wt. 3.77gms. (cf. S.155), very fine, scarce

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. Mn. Aemilius Lepidus (114-113 BC), obverse brockage of a denarius, laur. head of Roma r., wt. 3.92gms. (cf. S.168), good very fine, scarce

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. C. Claudius Pulcher (110-109 BC), obverse brockage of a denarius, helmeted head of Roma r., wt. 3.87gms. (cf. S.177), very fine, scarce

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. L. Memmius (109-108 BC), denarius, young male head r., rev. dioscuri standing facing between two horses, wt. 3.84gms. (Cr.304/1; S.181), peripheral weakness, good very fine

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. L. Memmius (109-108 BC), denarius, young male head r., rev. dioscuri standing facing between two horses, wt. 3.95gms. (Cr.304/1; S.181), very fine

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. L. Memmius (109-108 BC), obverse brockage of a denarius, young male head r., wt. 3.90gms. (cf. S.181), very fine, scarce

Roman Coins. Roman Republic. Q. Minucius M.f. Thermus (103 BC), denarius, helmeted head of Mars l., rev. Roman soldier fighting barbarian soldier, wt. 3.88gms. (Cr.319/1; S.197), good very fine