This Imperial Roman Silver Tetradrachm features a captivating depiction of Tyche of Antioch seated on rocks, holding ears of wheat and a poppy.
The reverse side also showcases the river-god Orontes swimming to the right. Crafted during the reign of Trajan, this coin is a testament to the grandeur and pride of the Ancient Roman civilization.
Its intricate design and historical significance…

This Roman Trajan Decius Gold Aureus Coin, minted between 249-251 AD, features a striking Sol reverse design.
Certified by the NGC Grading Service as Choice Almost Uncirculated, this coin is a testament to the craftsmanship of Imperial Roman mints.
With its historical significance and remarkable condition, this coin is a valuable addition to any collection or investment portfolio.
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This Provincial Roman coin, specifically the Tyre Trajan Tetradrachm minted around 110-111 AD, showcases an intricate design and historical significance.
Weighing approximately 14.47 grams and measuring 26 mm in size, this piece reflects the craftsmanship of its time. The coin's imagery and composition provide a glimpse into the artistry and culture of the era.
A tangible piece of history…

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…