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1710
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Julius Bursio, 85
B.C., Bust of male, right with attributes of Apollo,
Mercury and Neptune, trident over shoulder, officina
mark, laurel wreath / Victory in quadriga, right, no
officina below but officina number XXVI above, Sear
268, reverse slightly off centre, VF
£55 - £60
1711
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Minucius of
c.133 B.C., Sear 125, Helmeted head of Roma, right /
Jupiter in quadriga, right, good metal, well centred, VF
£60 - £65
1712
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Valerius Flaccus
of c.108-107 B.C., Bust of winged Victory, right / Mars
walking, left, Sear 183, large flan of good metal, VF
£65 - £70
1713
Roman Republican silver denarius of Mn.Fontteius C.f.
of c.85 B.C., Sear 271, Laureatehead of Apollo right,
thunderbolt below / Cupid seated on goat, large flan,
reverse slightly off centre, good metal, VF
£60 - £65
1714
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Cipius M.f. of
c.115-114 B.C., Sear 166, Helmeted bust of Roma, right
/ Victory in biga, right, rudder below, good metal, VF
£60 - £65
1715
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Herennius of
c.108-107 B.C., Head of Pietas, right / Amphinomus,
running right, his father seated on hisleft shoulder,
Sear185, well centred, good metal, VF
£65 - £75
1716
Roman Republican silver denarius of Q.Fabius Labeo of
124 B.C., Helmeted head of Roma / Jupiter in quadriga,
Sear 148, VF
£50 - £60
1717
Russian silver kopeck of Ivan IV [The Terrible] as Grand
Prince, 1533-1547, obverse:- PRINCE/ GRAND/
LORD/OF/ALL/RUSSIA in five lines of cyrillic script,
reverse:- Ivan on horseback galloping right, striking
downwards with lance, usual cliptical flan, GVF
£40 - £50
1718
Second Crusade, Amalry 1163-1174, silver denier of
Jerusalem, obverse reads:- AMALRICVS REX around
central cross pattee, reverse reads:- +DE JERUSALEM
around the Church of the Resurrection, Metcalf 177,
sone usual 'cross ghosting', dark, NVF
£45 - £55
1719
Septimius Severus silver denarius, Laodicea Mint 198-
200 A.D., reverse reads:- COS III P P, Victory advancing
left, holding trophy and palm, Sear 6270, with old ticket,
reverse slightly off centre, EF/VF
£30 - £40
1720
Septimius Severus silver denarius, legionary issue, Rome
Mint 193 A.D., reverse reads:- LEG XI I I I GEM M V
TR P COS, Legionary eagle between two standards, Sear
6302, sharply and centrally struck piece, with excellent
portrait, uncleaned, unusually fine for the issue, good
metal, rare, EF
£200 - £250
1721
Septimius Severus silver denarius, Rome Mint 201 A.D.,
reverse reads:- RESTITVTOR VRBIS, Severus, in
military attire, standing left, holding transverse spear and
sacrificing over lighted altar, all on groundline, Sear 6357,
obverse very slightly off centre, good metal, NEF
£40 - £50
1722
Severus Alexander silver denarius, Rome Mint 226 A.D.,
reverse reads:- PAX AVG, Pax advancing left, holding
branch and sceptre, with old ticket, good metal, NEF
£30 - £40
1723
Sextus Pompey, younger son of Pompey the Great,
Imperator and Prefect of the Fleet, pirate, executed 35
B.C., bronze as struck Sicily 43-36 B.C., Laureate head
of Janus, with features of Pompey the Great / Prow of
Galley, right, Sear 1394, slightly rough surfaces, F
£90 - £100
1724
Stephen silver cut-halfpenny large fragment of BMC 7,
Cross Pommee or Awbridge type, of c.1154-c.1158 ie.
mostly struck in the reign of Henry II, Spink 1282, sharp,
VF
£40 - £45
1725
Tiberius silver denarius of Lugdunum Mint, c.16 A.D.,
reverse reads:- PONTIF MAXIM, Female figure seated
right, holding long sceptre and branch, Sear 1763, 'this
the Tribute penny of the Bible' with old ticket, light
bankers marks on neck, good metal, NVF
£40 - £50
1726
Tin of late Roman coins in capsules, 58 in all, various
grades
£30 - £40
1727
Titus as Augustus, silver denarius, laureate bust, left,
reverse reads:- TR P VIIII COS VII P P, Rome Mint 79
A.D., Captive, hands ties behind back, kneeling, right, at
foot of trophy of arms, Sear 2505var., see footnote to Sear
2493, R2 in RIC, good metal, rare, GF/F
£40 - £50