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Mixed World coins to include William III, George I, II, III, IV, William IV, and Victorian copper coinage, Pennies, Halfpennies and Farthings with dates to include 1699, 1724, 1735, 1799, 1823, 1831, 1855, and others along with Japanese coinage, Ancient Roman Nummus and a Severus Alexander Sestertius,

Metal Detector Finds - Roman Empire - Mixed bronze/billon Coinage to include Divus Augustus,Trajan, Antonius Pius Sestertius and others, Nero, Domitian, Vespasian, and other As, Numius of Probus, Licinius, Constantius II, and others,

Ancient Roman coin collection - Denarius, Dupondius, Sestertius Trajan, Gaisa, Commodus, etc.

Large Roman Sestertius 26 g

Roman Imperial: Marcus Aurelius AE Sestertius, Rome 161-169 AD (joint reign). Rev: Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus stand facing eachother, clasping hands as co-emperors. RIC 795-797. Largely smooth green patina VF, a bold and attractive example.

Roman Imperial: Trajan AE Sestertius, early reign - second consulship 98-100AD, Rome. Pax seated l. rev. RIC 390. 20.10g. Smooth dark green patina, VF, reverse slightly off-centre.

Roman Imperial: Antoninus Pius AE Sestertius, Rome 145-152AD. Emperor in quadriga l. rev. C.319; BMC 1668; RIC 766. 23.34g. VF with light porosity and a flan split.

Roman Imperial Coinage, Hadrian (117-138), Sestertius, Rome, 134-8, laureate head right, rev. Hadrian riding right, hand raised towards three soldiers holding standards, 14.46g/5h (RIC 1915; RCV 3591); together with further Sestertii of Hadrian (8), Sabina and Aelius; Dupondius, Rome, 118, laureate head right, rev. Roma seated on cuirass and shield, resting on spear held in left hand and clasping right hand with Hadrian, 11.32g/5h (RIC 159; RCV 3654) [12]. Varied state, most smoothed or worked £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Nero Claudius Drusus (d. 9 BC), Nero Claudius Drusus, Sestertius, Rome, 41-50, bare head left, rev. Claudius, bare headed and togate, seated left on curule chair, holding out branch, weapons and shields around, 28.46g/6h (RIC 93; RCV 1896); Claudius, Sestertius, Rome, 41-2, laureate head right, ncapr in rectangular incuse, rev. Triumphal arch surmounted by equestrian statue right, spearing downward between two trophies, 23.76g/7h (RIC 98; RCV 1851); together with Asses of Claudius (2) and Augustus [5]. All having been worked or smoothed, otherwise fine or better £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Trajan Decius (249-251), Double-Sestertius, Rome, 249-51, radiate and draped bust right, rev. Felicitas standing left, holding caduceus and cornucopia, 43.68g/12h (RIC 115; RCV 9395); together with Sestertii (8) of Philip II (2), Trajan Decius (2), Herennius Etruscus, Herennia Estruscilla, Trebonianus Gallus and Volusian [9]. Varied state, most worked or smoothed £60-£80

Roman Imperial Coinage, Trajan (98-117), Sestertius, Rome, 103-111, laureate and draped bust right, imp caes nervae traiano avg ger dac p m tr p cos [–] around, rev. Tiber standing left, pushing Dacia to the ground with right knee, s p q r opti[–] principi around, s c in exergue, 24.15g/6h (RIC 556; cf. RCV 3197). Surfaces slightly corroded, otherwise nice dark brown patina and fine £60-£80

Roman Imperial Coinage, Geta (209-212), Sestertius, Rome, 211, laureate head right, rev. Italia seated left holding sceptre and cornucopia, figure seated left on ground and another reclining right, 25.31g/12h (RIC 171a; RCV 7268); Diadumenian, Sestertius, Rome, 217-8, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Diadumenian standing front holding standard and sceptre, two standards right, 28.09g/11h (RIC 211; RCV 7453); Elagabalus, Sestertius, Rome, 218-9, laureate draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Victory advancing right, holding wreath and palm, 24.27g/12h (RIC 377; RCV 7582); together with further Sestertii of Geta (2) and Julia Mamaea (3) [8]. First fine, others fair or better, some worked or smoothed £150-£200

Roman Imperial Coinage, Pupienus (238), Sestertius, Rome, 238, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Victory standing front holding wreath and palm, 17.85g/12h (RIC 23a; RCV 8539); Gordian III, Sestertius, Rome, 240, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Concordia seated left holding patera and double cornucopia, 17.85g/12h (RIC 268; RCV 8703); together with five further Sestertii of Gordian III (5) [7]. Varied state, some worked or smoothed £60-£80

Roman Imperial Coinage, Commodus (177-192), Sestertius, Rome, 181, laureate bust right, rev. Providentia standing left, holding wand in right hand over globe on ground and vertical sceptre in left, 24.11g/12h (RIC 312a; RCV 5794); together with nine further Sestertii of Commodus (9) [10]. Varied state, most smoothed or worked, some scarce £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Diva Faustina I (Consecrated in 141), Sestertius, Rome, after 141, bust right, diva avgvsta favstin[–] around, rev. hexastyle temple with statues, pietas [–]vg sc around, 24.57g/6h (RIC 1148; RCV 4632). Fine and scarce £60-£80

Roman Imperial Coinage, Caligula [Gaius] (37-41), Sestertius, Rome, 37-8, laureate head left, rev. s p q r p p ob cives servatos in four lines within oak wreath, 23.85g/5h (RIC 37; BMC 38); Nero, Sestertius, Rome, 62-8, laureate head right, globe at point of neck, rev. view of triumphal arch, emperor driving quadriga escorted by Victory above, statues of Pax, Mars and two soldiers below, 22.78g/6h (RIC 432; BMC 329) [2]. Fair to fine, first worked in fields £40-£50

Roman Imperial Coinage, Maximinus I (235-238), Sestertius, Rome, 236-8, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Emperor standing left, Victory standing behind holding wreath and palm, captive sat below, 19.50g/12h (RIC 93; RCV 8342); together with three further Sestertii of Maximinus Thrax (3) [4]. First scarce and fine, others fair to fine, some worked £60-£80

Roman Imperial Coinage, Valerian I (253-260), Sestertius, Rome, 254, laureate and draped bust right, rev. concordia standing left, holding patera and double cornucopia, 15.52g/12h (RIC 155 var.; RCV 10010 var.); together with further Sestertii of Valerian, Gallienus (2), Mariniana, Salonina and Postumus (4) [10]. First good fine, however smoothed, missing the s c on reverse legend, others fair or better £90-£120

Roman Imperial Coinage, Titus (79-81), Sestertius, Rome, 80-1, laureate head right, rev. Pax standing left holding out branch in right hand and cornucopia in left, 23.38g/7h (RIC 498); Domitian, Sestertius, Rome, 86, laureate bust right with aegis, rev. Domitian riding right, piercing German with spear, 23.56g/6h (RIC 470); together with two Sestertii of Nerva (2) [4]. Most smoothed and tooled, about fine or better £40-£50

Roman Imperial Coinage, Maximinus I (235-238), Sestertius, Rome, 235-6, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Fides standing facing, holding standard in each hand, 19.39g/12h (RIC 43; RCV 8327); together with four further Sestertii of Maximinus Thrax (4) [5]. First good fine, others about fine or better, some smoothed £80-£100

Roman Imperial Coinage, Lucius Verus (161-169), Sestertius, Rome, 161, laureate head right, rev. Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus standing togate, clasping hands, 24.16g/11h (RIC 1285; RCV 5367); similar, 164, laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. Mars standing right, holding spear and leaning on shield, 25.15g/10h (RIC 1385; RCV 5377); together with further Sestertii of Lucius Verus (1) and Lucilla (3) [6]. First slightly smoothed, otherwise very fine, others fair to fine £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Geta (209-212), Sestertius, Rome, 210, laureate bust right, drapery on left shoulder, imp caes p sept geta pivs avg around, rev. Caracalla and Geta standing vis-à-vis, sacrificing over tripod, flute-player behind facing and victim below, pontif tr p ii cos ii around, s c in exergue, 21.18g/12h (RIC 156a; cf. RCV 7264). A pleasing even light brown patina, fine and scarce £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Commodus (177-192), (as Caesar), Sestertius, Rome, 175-6, bare headed and draped young bust right, rev. Jupiter standing left, extending thunderbolt over small figure of Commodus and holding sceptre, 18.76g/11h (RIC 1524; RCV 5551); together with further Sestertii of Commodus (9) [10]. Varied state, most smoothed or worked £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Severus Alexander (222-235), Sestertius, Rome, 229, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Alexander in triumphal quadriga right, holding eagle tipped sceptre, 20.59g/1h (RIC 495; RCV 7997); together with five further Sestertii of Severus Alexander (6) [7]. About fine to very fine, some worked, lacquered or smoothed £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Philip I (244-249), Sestertius, Rome, 248, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. She-wolf left, suckling twins Romulus and Remus, 15.65g/11h (RIC 159; RCV 9011); together with further Sestertii of Philip I (9) and Otacilia Severa [11]. First fine, others fair or better, some worked or smoothed £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Antoninus Pius (138-161), Antoninius Pius, Sestertius, Rome, 140, laureate head right, rev. She-wolf right, suckling the twins, Romulus and Remus below, 21.55g/7h (RIC 648; RCV 4241); together with seven further Sestertii of Antoninius Pius (5) and Faustina Senior (2); AE26, Macedon, 138-161, draped bust right, rev. winged thunderbolt, 14.94g/12h (RPC 4264; AMNG 261) [9]. Varied state, most having been worked or smoothed £100-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Trajan (98-117), Sestertius, Rome, 103-111, laureate head right, rev. Trajan, bare-headed and togate, standing left on dais, holding olive branch and sceptre, crowned by Victory flying left and flanked by two eagles and a captive either side, 23.54g/6h (RIC 551; RCV –); similar, rev. single-span bridge over river with tower at each end, boat below, 23.00g/6h (RIC 569; RCV 3207) [2]. Both corroded and tooled, otherwise scarce types and about fine £30-£40

Roman Imperial Coinage, Gordian III (238-244), Sestertius, Rome, 241-4, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Jupiter standing left, holding sceptre and thunderbolt, 24.22g/6h (RIC 298; RCV 8710); similar, 243-4, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Victory standing, leaning on shield and holding palm, captive under shield, 22.40g/12h (RIC 337a; RCV 8741) [2]. First very fine, reverse double-struck, second lightly smoothed with an unusual error in the legend reading victoria aiter sc £80-£100

Roman Imperial Coinage, Commodus (177-192), Sestertius, Rome, 183, laureate bust right, m commodvs antoninvs avg pivs around, rev. Minerva advancing right, brandishing javelin and holding shield, tr p viii imp vi cos iiii pp around, s c either side, 26.13g/7h (RIC 368b; RCV 5818); together with another similar [2]. First very fine, second fair £60-£80

Roman Imperial Coinage, Septimius Severus (193-211), Sestertius, Rome, 196, laureate and cuirassed bust right, rev. Severus on horse pacing right, preceded by soldier, 18.82g/11h (RIC 179; RCV 6403); Caracalla, Sestertius, Rome, 197, draped bust right, rev. Minerva standing left, resting right hand on shield and holding spear, 21.86g/12h (RIC 399; RCV 6684); together with six further Sestertii of Septimius Severus (2), Julia Domna and Caracalla (3) [8]. Varied state, some worked or smoothed £100-£150

Eighteen (18) Roman silver and bronze coins, including Crispus and Probus, a Sestertius, and a billon Antonianus, among others. Grades: mixed.

Lucilla, daughter of Marcus Aurelius (c164-170) bronze Sestertius, Rome. Obverse: draped bust, right, ’LVCILLA AVG ANTONINI AVG F' around. Reverse: Venus standing, holding an apple and a sceptre, 'VENUS' around with 'S-C' on either side. Weight: 24.28g. Diameter: 33mm. Grade: F - stable dark background patination with Fine or slightly better details.

Nero (54-68 AD) orichalcum Sestertius, Lugdunum. Obverse: laureate head right, 'IMP NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER P M TR IMP PP' around. Reverse: Roma, seated on a cuirass, 'ROMA' below. Weight: 2.96g. Diameter: 35mm. Grade: strong portrait with clear legend, the reverse having suffered harsh environmental damage. Numismatists use the term 'orichalcum' to refer to a brass alloy used to make some Roman coins. Orichalcum or 'aurichalcum' is mentioned by several ancient writers. Plato says this mysterious metal was mined in the mythical city of Atlantis.

Collection of Roman Bronze/Copper coins including Sestertius and Dupondius Some appear to have been silvered at some point.

Collection of British and World Coins, including George III 1817 Small bust and Bull Head Half Crown, Victorian 1884 & 1891 Half Crown with Collection of Pre 47 Silver, Roman Brass Sestertius of Hadrian with other coins. In Green tooled leather jewellery box.

Collection of Roman Sestertius, Dupondius and other smaller Denomination Coins.

Royal Canadian Mint Brilliant Uncirculated Commemorative Set of the 1967 Silver Dollar to 10c, Nickel 5c and Copper 1c in Original Presentation Box. With other coins including Philip II Sestertius, 1935 Silver Jubilee Crown, Victorian 1849 Godless Florin, Pre 20 & Pre 47 Silver with World Silver Coins, Quantity of Straight Settlements 1c coins of Victoria and Edward VII, other commonwealth coins worth other world coins.

World - Mixed coinage to include Ancients Roman 2nd century Sestertius Nero (N.B. Heavily cleaned) otherwise AVF-Fair, Antoninus Pius (N.B. Verdigris spots) otherwise GF, G.B. Edward I silver hammered Penny London Mint circa 1279-1307 AVF-F, Isle of Man Onchan Internment Camp Brass Penny Token, G.B. silver Crowns George IV 1821 AF-VG, 1822 (N.B. With Obv: Scratches) otherwise G, Victoria JH 1889 AF, OH 1896 (N.B. Edge bruised) otherwise F, George V 1935 AEF, pre 1947 silver coins, George V cupro-nickel Six Pence 1952 GF scarce (N.B. Within coin album) & others (Qty)

Coins; an ancient Hadrian Sestertius (117-138AD), Laureate bust of Hadrian, reverse Hadrian clasping hands with Felicitas

Coins; Antonius Pius Sestertius (138-161AD) bronze bust of Antonius Pius (214g) Reverse - Pietas with child

A COLLECTION OF TWELVE ROMAN COINS, LARGER DENOMINATIONS TO INCLUDE SESTERTIUS OF ANTONINUS PIUS. A brass Sestertius of Antoninus Pius 138-192 ans 11 similar coins, all metal detecting finds. 12 coins. *CR Rubbing and wear to all.

A Commodus Sestertius bronze coin 177-192AD, 19.3g

Five roman coins comprisingVespasian (69-79AD), Sestertius Domitian (81-96AD) Denarius Crispina (wife of Commodus from 178AD - 183AD) Sestertius Maximinus (235-238AD) Dupondius Philip I (244-249AD) AntoninianusTogehter with a Greek coin (bronze drachm) and twenty four ancient coins. (30)

A small group of Roman AE sestertius and other coins

Roman Imperial Coinage, Nero, As, Lugdunum, 62-68, bare head right, small globe at point of neck, rev. Victory, moving left, holding shield inscribed s p q [–], s c in field, 10.52g/5h (RIC 477; BMC 378); Hadrian, Sestertius, Rome, 137-8, laureate head right, rev. Aequitas standing left holding scales and sceptre, s c in field, 22.90g/5h (RIC 2370; BMC 1482); Carausius, Antoninianus, uncertain mint, 286-293, radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Salus standing left, holding sceptre and feeding snake rising from altar, 4.53g/6h (RIC 983; Webb 1102); together with further Roman bronze coins of various denominations and emperors (26) [29]. First good fine, others fair or better £90-£120

Reproductions of Ancient Coins, Titus, a cast Æ ‘Sestertius’, after Giovanni Cavino (1500-1570), Paduan type of a Judaea Capta issue, laureate bust left, rev. Judaea seated below palm tree, 15.40g (Johnson & Martini 1585-1600). Brown patina, as cast £120-£150

Reproductions of Ancient Coins, Tiberius, a cast Æ ‘Sestertius’, after Giovanni Cavino (1500-1570), bearded bust left, rev. altar of Lugdunum, 20.88g (Johnson & Martini 1295-1312). A later cast; filed on edge, very fine, brown patina £50-£70

Roman Imperial Coinage, Augustus, Denarius, Lugdunum, 2 BC-AD 4, laureate head of Augustus right, rev. togate Gaius and Lucius Caesar standing front, in field between simpulum left and lituus right, 3.61g/4h (RIC 207, RSC 43); Hadrian, Sestertius, Rome, c. 124-127, laureate head of Hadrian right, rev. Neptune stepping on prow right, holding trident and dolphin, 27.88g/6h (RIC 806; RCV 3612 var.); together with three further bronze coins [5]. Fair to fine £100-£150

Reproductions of Ancient Coins, Claudius, a cast Æ ‘Sestertius’, after Giovanni Cavino (1500-1570), laureate bust right, rev. Spes greeting soldiers, 17.42g (Johnson & Martini 1376-83). A later cast; very fine £50-£70

Roman Imperial Coinage, Maximus (as Caesar), Sestertius, Rome, 236-8, bare bust right, rev. Maximus in military attire, holding baton and spear, two standards behind, 19.56g/12h (RIC 13; BMC 213); Balbinus, Sestertius, Rome, 238, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Balbinus standing, holding branch and parazonium, 20.51g/12h (RIC 16; BMC 28); together with a further seven Roman bronze coins, various emperors and denominations; CATUVELLAUNI, Cunobelin, 8-41, bronze Unit, helmeted head right, rev. sow right, 2.26g/12h (ABC 2960; S 337) [10]. Fair to fine £80-£100 --- Provenance: Second bt Spink

Reproductions of Ancient Coins, Vespasian, a cast Æ ‘Sestertius’, after Giovanni Cavino (1500-1570), Paduan type of Colosseum, laureate bust right, rev. overhead view of the Colosseum, 23.07g (Johnson & Martini 1564-74). Brown patina, as cast £120-£150

Roman Imperial Coinage, Gordian III, Sestertius, Rome, 241-4, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Pax running left holding branch and sceptre, 16.92g/12h (RIC 319a); together with other imperial bronze coins (7) including Otacilia Severa, Philip I, Philip II and Septimius Severus (7) [8]. Varied state, all identified with tickets £60-£80

Roman Imperial Coinage, Pupienus, Sestertius, 238, laureate and draped bust right, rev. Pax seated left, holding olive branch and sceptre, 20.54g (RIC 22a; BMC 48; RCV 8533). Dark patina with rough reverse surfaces, obvesre perhaps smoothes, nearly very fine £200-£260

Roman Imperial Coinage, Antonius Pius, As, Rome, 145-61, laureate head right, rev. s p q r optimo principi s c in four lines within oak wreath, 9.63g/7h (RIC 827a; BMC 1763); Marcus Aurelius, Sestertius, Rome, 163-4, laureate bust right, drapery on left shoulder, rev. Mars standing right, holding spear and resting arm on shield, 26.05g/11h (RIC 862; BMC 1090); together with another Sestertius of Marcus Aurelius [3]. Second has been smoothed, otherwise good fine; others about fine £80-£100

Coins, Great Britain & World, a selection of coins including a Claudius Sestertius, an Edward I Penny, London Mint, NF, an Elizabeth I Sixpence, 1573, rubbed, a George III Shilling, 1787, rubbed, an 1889 Crown, rubbed, an 1889 US silver Dollar, Britannias, Silver dollars, commemorative coins, and other assorted coins & banknotes

Coins: three Roman coins, comprising: a Crispina AD 177 AE sestertius; a Severus Alexander AD 222-235 AE sestertius; and an Antoninus Pius AD 138-161 AE sestertius. (3)

Ancient coin. Rome, Hadrian Sestertius; Crowns, WIII with paper label to reverse, 1845 (ex-mount); other world coins in silver and a few base metal (lot)

A collection of Roman AE coins, including Sestertius, silver Antoninianus, a Republic Denarius and other denominations.

Nero Sestertius 54-68AD Temple of Janus RIC 265

Gordian III Sestertius Ex fine