Zwölf Münzen der Antike Orodes I (50-100 AD). Drachm. Ruler's bust with anchor, ø 1.4 cm. Mauricius of Byzantium (582-602). Follis (c. 594), ø 2.8 cm. Gallienus (260-268 AD). 2 x Antoninian, ø 2.1 cm. Constantine I (306-337 AD). Follis (c. 335) with two soldiers with labarum, ø 1.4 cm. Probus (276-282 AD). Tetradrachm, Alexandria, ø 1.9 cm. Hieron II of Syracuse (269-215 BC). 2 x coin with Persephone and bull, ø 1.9 cm. 2 x coin Zeugitana (Carthage) with head of Tanis and horse in front of palm tree, ø approx. 1.7 cm. Arados (Phoenicia), coin (138 BC) with double portrait of Zeus/Hera and forepart of a ship, ø 1.8 cm. Small bronze, Miletus, c. 250-190 BC. Head of Apollo and lion and star, ø 1 cm.

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