This Heraclea Maximian Silvered Follis, minted in 297-298 AD, showcases intricate details that are characteristic of Imperial Roman coins.
The obverse features a laureate head of Maximian facing right, while the reverse depicts Genius standing left, holding a cornucopiae and pouring a libation from a patera.
The coin, with the mint mark HTE in exergue, is a testament to the artistry and c…

In the realm of Imperial Roman coins, the Carthage Fruits AE Follis stands as a testament to the grandeur of the ancient Roman civilization.
Featuring the laureate head of Maximian on its obverse, this coin encapsulates the power and pride of a mighty empire that once dominated vast territories and formidable adversaries.
The intricate details of this coin serve as a window into a bygone …

This historical Islamic Emisa Follis coin is a fascinating piece from the Arab-Byzantine, Islamic Umayyed Caliphate era, specifically dating back to 640-690 AD.
It is an imitative Byzantine coin, possibly associated with Constans II. Minted in Emisa, this AE Follis (fals) showcases a deep toned dark chocolate color, adding to its allure.
With a weight of 3.9 grams and a diameter of 22.5 m…

These vintage silver-plated brass collar tips are a charming addition to any country-western shirt or blouse.
The floral etching adds a touch of elegance to the triangular shape, measuring 45x 41mm with a 4mm gauge/thickness. Each pair comes with a full set, including the bar and screw, as pictured.
Made in the USA in the 1960s to 1970s, these collar tips are a bargain at their current au…

This Arab-Byzantine coin from the Islamic Umayyed Caliphate, dating back to 640-690 AD, showcases an imitative Byzantine design possibly resembling Constans II.
Minted in Emisa, this AE Follis (fals) boasts a deep, dark chocolate hue, adding to its historical allure. Measuring 22.5 mm in diameter and weighing 3.9 grams, this coin is graded as Very Fine, making it a noteworthy addition for col…