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LOT OF NINE ROMAN EMPIRE COINS Lot of nine Roman Empire coins: 1- Tetrassarion of Septimius Severus (195–211 AD) in bronze. Approx. 25 mm in diameter. Weight: 10.7 g 2- Tetrassarion of Diadumenianus (217–218 AD) in bronze. Approx. 25 mm in diameter. Weight: 11.4 g 3- Tetrassarion of Alexander Severus (222–235 AD) in bronze. Approx. 25 mm in diameter. Weight: 9.9 g 4- Maiorina of Constantius II (337–361 AD) in bronze. Approx. 22 mm in diameter. Weight: 5.7 g 5- As of Hadrian (156 AD) in copper. Approx. 25 mm in diameter. Weight: 10.7 g 6- Follis of Constantine I (A.D. 316) in bronze. Approx. 23 mm in diameter. Weight: 4.1 g 7- “AE 25” of Heliogabanus (218–222 AD) in bronze. Approx. 25 mm in diameter. Weight: 8.4 g 8- Tetrassarion of Diadumenian (217–218 AD) in bronze. Approx. 25 mm in diameter. Weight: 10.1 g 9- As of Antoninus Pius (A.D. 146) in bronze. Approx. 25 mm in diameter. Weight: 10.3 g Total weight: 81.3 g
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