#h591# Greek Ptolemaic coin of King Ptolemy IX, 116-106 BC (Cornucopia)

#h591# Greek Ptolemaic coin of King Ptolemy IX, 116-106 BC (Cornucopia)Welcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Greek Ptolemaic bronze coin of King Ptolemy IX from 116 106 BC Diameter: 14mm ID# 591h (UK) MINT: Cyprus Mint? OBVERSE; NONE Diademed head of Zeus Ammon right REVERSE; TOEMAIOY BAIE Double cornucopia bound with fillet. Reference: Svoronos 1718

Roman Antoninianus coin of Gallienus from 260-268 AD

[3] He was a member of the Argead dynasty of Macedonian kings

Diameter: Weight: ID#195f (UK) MINT: KB (Kremnitz)

During the crisis of the 3rd century there was a widespread shortage of currency across the Roman Empire which sparked a rise in unofficial issues of coins from the provinces to meet a growing demand for small change

MINT: NIcaea

- Facing bust of Manuel

MANHΛ ΔЄCΠ-T

As the Franks and Venetians who made up the bulk of the Fourth Crusade set their sights squarely on Constantinople he did not even give orders to fortify the defensive positions of the city or store any provisions in case of a siege

minted between 360-280 BC

MANOVHΛ ΔECΠOT

ID# 923h (UK)

This man was consul in 292 and praetorian prefect under Diocletian