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1218
Judaea, Second Revolt under Simon Bar Kochba [132-
135 A.D.] small bronze of 18mm., obverse:- Seven
branched palm tree, with two bunches of dates, SIMON
in Hebrew acoss lower field, reverse:- Bunch of Grapes
with branch and small leaf, Hebrew legend around, FOR
THE FREEDOM OF JERUSALEM, Hendin 739, with
an old pen and ink ticket of B.A.Seaby, exceptionally fine
with nice green patina, NEF
£220 - £240
1219
Julia Mamaea brass sestertius, Rome Mint 228 A.D.,
reverse reads:- FELICITAS PVBLICA S C, FElicitas
standing facing, legs crossed,holding caduceus in right
hand, left elbow leaning on column, Sear 8228, a few
very small corrosion pits, well struck with overall black-
green patina, GVF
£60 - £80
1220
Julian II The Apostate, Silver siliqua, Arles Mint 361-362
A.D., reverse:- VOT X MVLT XX in four lines within
wreath, in exergue SCONST, Sear 19126, NEF
£85 - £95
1221
Large tub of small detector finds 100's, [nearly 8 kilos.],
plus a Mesolithic flint pick, found North Essex and a
group of 3 items also found in Essex, a Bronze Age flint
scaper, a large part of a socketed axe and the butt of a
palstave, plus a large shell fragment and a piece of a
stoneware rum jar, picked up from the battlefield at
Gallipoli, large quantity buyer collects
£75 - £95
1222
Late Roman bronzes c380 with Soldiers and Standard
nummi of Lugdunum x 2 Arelate x 2, Soldier spearing
fallen horseman RIC 189, 3 x Magnentius nummi,
Victories holding shield, Ambianum 2 RIC 7and Trevrei
RIC 312, Valentinian I LRBC 490, Valens RIC 24 and
Valentinian II RIC 44b sold with old finds tickets, the
last selected and average VF [c.380 + 11]
£75 - £100
1223
Late Roman Imperial antoniniani of Aurelian, Sear
11569, Severina, Sear 11706, a similar piece but VIXXI
in exergue, Tacitus, Sear 11789 and Probus, Sear 12044,
VF to EF [4]
£50 - £70
1224
Late Roman Imperial bronzes of Licinius I, Constantine
I, Crispus, Constantine II, Constantius II, Valerian II
and Gratian, these above average and mostly VF or
better [7]
£40 - £50
1225
Lead bag seals (53) of the Low Countries and Europe
including England.
£75 - £85
1226
Macrinus and Diadumenian, colonial bronze of c.26mm.
of Moesia Inferior, Marcianopolis, obverse:- Their busts
face to face, reverse:- Athena standing left holding owl
and sceptre, cf. GIC 2978
£40 - £45
1227
Marcus Aurelius denarius, reverse:- Minerva, RIC 463b
but obverse legend ends 'F' not 'FIL' as aureus together
with 3 others, Septimius Severus, Emesa Mint, RIC 383
[found UK] surface loss, NF/F with a ditto but Julia
Domna RIC 559, cracked, GF/F and lastly of Caracalla
as Caesar under Septimius Severus, RIC 5, dark NVF/F,
sold with old finds tickets, [4]
£50 - £60
1228
Marcus Aurelius silver denarius, Rome Mint 169 A.D.,
reverse reads:- LIBERAL AVG V COS III, Liberalitas
standing left, Sear 4914, portrait with a little infill,
exhibiting blue cabinet patina, GVF
£60 - £80
1229
Marcus Aurelius, silver denarius, Rome Mint 163 A.D.,
reverse:- PROV DEOR TR P XVII COS III,
Providentia standing left, NVF and Diva Faustina Junior,
silver denarius, Rome Mint 176-180 A.D., struck under
Marcus Aurelius, reverse:- CONSECRATIO, Peacock
standing facing, head right, tail spread, RIC 743,
NEF/GVF and flan with slightly irregular edges, NEF
[2]
£60 - £80
1230
Mariniana bronze as, reverse:- Peacock standing facing,
head right, tail in splendour, Old Sear 2933, rough
surfaces but clear F
£100 - £120
1231
Mary silver groat, reverse reads:- VERITAS, mm.
Pomegranate, Spink 2492, full, round, well centred,
couple of very small digs on obverse, reverse central
shield well struck up, GF/NVF
£200 - £250
1232
Maximinus I silver denarius, Rome Mint 237 A.D.,
reverse reads;- P M TR P III COS P P, Maximinus in
military attire, standing left between two standards,
holding spear in left hand Sear 8313, exhibiting some
original finish, EF
£70 - £90
1233
Maximinus I, brass sestertius, Rome Mint 236-238A.D.,
reverse reads:- SALVS AVGVSTI S C, Salus enthroned
left, feeding snake arising from altar, Sear 8338, squarish
flan, even tone VF/NVF
£75 - £90
1234
Mediaeval silver Halfgroats, all of Canterbury, first:-
Edward IV, knot below bust, quatrefoils at neck omitted,
Spink 2025, nice portrait NVF, second:- Henry VII, mm.
Tun, no stops, Spink 2211, GF and lastly ditto but clear
double-arched crown and rosette stops, mm. ?, Spink
2210, GF [3]
£60 - £80
1235
Mediaeval, mostly English silver hammered including
cut-halves and quarters and fragments c28, bag of
continental jettons and English copper fathings, James I
and Charles I, some fragments some damaged, c.40, with
a bag of base coins c.64, plus 4/- of .925 and 1/- .50
silver and hundreds of coin plastics [c138]
£75 - £95
1236
Medieval pewter tavern tokens of London? (20) c.1270-
1420 rare.
£120 - £140
1237
Nero and Drusus Caesars brass dupondius struck by
Caligula, Rome Mint 40-41 A.D., obverse:- Nero and
Drusus Caesars on horseback galloping right, Sear 1828,
F
£100 - £120
1238
Nero billon tetradrachm of Alexandria, Egypt, struck 64-
65 A.D., obverse:- Radiate and draped bust, right,
reverse:- Eagle, wings closed, standing left, palm branch
in the background, Sear 2003var., nice round, even stike,
GVF/VF
£40 - £45
1239
Nero billon tetradrachm of Alexandria, Egypt, struck 65-
66 A.D., obverse:- Radiate bust, right, reverse:- Bust of
Alexandria, left, wearing elephants skin head-dress, Sear
2004, both dies slightly off centre, VF
£40 - £45