This Carausius Antoninianus Coin originates from the Ancient Roman Empire, specifically from the era of Carausius, dating back to 286-293 AD.
The coin, with a size of 24.5mm and a weight of 4.41gms, showcases a toned brown to dark brown color with some surface roughness.
It is graded as Fine and comes with a standard 14-day return policy. The detailed photographs provided ensure that the …

This Numerian Antoninianus "Pax" coin originates from the Lugdunum (Lyons) Mint in 284 AD.
On the obverse side, it features a radiate and cuirassed bust of Numerian facing right, while the reverse showcases Pax standing to the left, holding a flower and transverse scepter, with a letter "B" to the left.
Measuring 22mm in diameter and weighing 4.13g, this coin is classified as nearly extre…

This Imperial Roman coin, known as the "Victorious Palm Frond," showcases Victory standing to the right while holding a palm frond on the reverse side.
Minted in 268 AD at the Colonia Agrippina Mint, this coin features a radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Emperor Postumus on the obverse.
Measuring 20mm and weighing 3.02g, this coin is graded as Extremely Fine with exceptional detail o…

This Numerian Antoninianus Strike Error Coin from 282 AD is a fascinating piece from the Imperial Roman era.
With a Mint State quality, this coin showcases intricate details and historical significance. Collectors and enthusiasts alike will appreciate the unique characteristics and historical value of this coin.
Its affordable makes it a desirable addition to any collection of ancient Rom…

This Imperial Roman coin, a Probus Sol In Quadriga AE Antoninianus from the Serdica Mint, showcases a good strike, evident in its fine details.
Weighing approximately 3.89 grams with a diameter of around 22.5 mm, this piece offers a tangible connection to ancient history.
The accompanying actual photo provides a visual representation of the coin's condition and design. With its budget-fri…

This coin is an Antoninianus from the reign of Numerian, dated to approximately 282 AD, representing a period of Imperial Roman monetary history.
It exhibits a strike error, which can provide insight into minting irregularities of the era. The piece is classified as being in about mint state condition, allowing for a clear view of the coin's details with minimal handling marks.
Grading is…