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three roman coins, one of which has a head and one of which has a facethree roman coins, one of which is a horse and the other of which is a horse
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21 - Roman Empire, Rome Philip the Arab (244–249).
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Estimate €80 - €120
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Roman Empire, Rome Philip the Arab (244–249). Silver Antoninianus, 248. Obverse: draped and radiate bust of Philip the Arab facing right. Reverse: a stag standing on the right; reverse exergue: Roman numeral indicating the mint of issue (V). Weight: 5 g. Very Fine. A comparable specimen is held at the Musée Carnavalet under inventory number NT3/1253. Included are a silver as of Vespasian and a silver denarius of Faustina (3.26 g). Fine.
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Auction time 07/08/2026 at 8:00 PM
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