Zwölf Münzen der Antike Small bronze, Pantikapaion (Crimea), 3rd century BC, pan head/bow and arrow, ø 1 cm. Small bronze, Etruria, 230-200 BC, wheel with six spokes and anchor, ø 2.1 cm. Quintillus (270 AD), 2 x Antoninian, with bust of ruler/sun god, ø 1.8 cm. Theodosius II (Eastern Rome, 402-450). Coin with view of a pair of rulers(?), ø 2 cm. Quadrans coin (2nd century AD) with head of Mercury, ø 1.4 cm. Small bronze, Smyrna (190-133 BC), Apollo head/hand, ø 1.3 cm. Gordianus (238-244 AD). Coin with bust of ruler and Providentia, ø 2 cm. Constantine I (306-337 AD). Follis. Av. bust of Roma with helmet, Rs. Lupa, Romulus and Romus suckling, ø 1.7 cm. Ionia, coin (5th century BC), with Athena with Corinth. Helmet and incusum, ø 1.6 cm. Two further ancient coins, ø approx. 1.7 cm.

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