This Diadumenian Billon Tetradrachm of Emesa features a depiction of an eagle standing facing left, holding a wreath in its beak, with the head of Helios below to the left.
Minted in Syria around 217-218 AD, this coin showcases a laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Diadumenian on the obverse.
Measuring 24mm and weighing 14.03g, it is considered very rare, as noted by Prieur 994. This …

This set of British Museum Beotia Tetradrachm Electrotypes offers collectors a glimpse into ancient Greek coinage history.
Created in the 1850s using the Electrotype process perfected by Robert Ready and his sons, these pieces faithfully replicate a rare Boeotia Tetradrachm from around 287 BC.
The obverse features Poseidon, while the reverse depicts Poseidon holding a dolphin. Measuring 2…

This Provincial Roman coin features a depiction of the Egyptian God Sarapis on its reverse side, flanked by date letters LI Z.
It is a Choice Very Fine billon tetradrachm coin from Emperor Antoninus Pius' reign in Roman Egypt. Certified by NGC as Ch VF with impressive subgrades of Strike 5/5 and Surface 5/5, this piece weighs 13.89g and comes in a thick NGC holder.
A notable addition to a…