"Fall Frontier Fortunes" Numismatics & Americana Timed Auction (2025 September)

Certificate of Authenticity from GovMint.com included: Roman soldier bearing fallen barbarian horseman. 360 AD-on, very collectible. Bronze, 18 mm. ^

A nice variety from Athens, Macedonia, Pisidia, Aeolis, Adana. Gods and goddesses, horses, crab, helmet, mussel, eagle, grain. AE 11-19, about fine to

Taras, also known as Tarentum, was an ancient Greek city located in present-day Calabria, Italy, specifically in the area of modern-day Taranto. It wa

Two NGC graded AR Denarius of Maximinus I, AD 235-238: 1) Sear 2337 graded XF; 2) Sear 2346 graded Choice very fine. ^ Date: Country (if not USA):

Thirteen Roman coins: 2 silver, mostly larger coins fine to very fine. Rome (3); Europe (5); Asia Minor (5). Hadrian; Faustius II; Vespasian denarius

Two Republican Denarius: 1) Minucius Rufus (122 BC); rev.: Castor and Pollux, Sons of Zeus. 2) Cornelius Sulla (151 BC). ^ Date: Country (if not USA

NGC graded Choice fine: Gaul, Massalia, circa 350-150 BC. AR Obol. ^ Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

NGC graded very fine: Western Roman Empire Valentinian I, AD 364-375 AE 3 (Nummus) mint uncertain. Bronze. ^ Date: Country (if not USA): State:

Two NGC graded coins: 1) Campania, Neapolis; c250-225 BC, AE20; graded Good. 2) Campania, Cales; c270-240 BC, AE20; graded Fine. An "AE20 coin...

Interesting array of 14 large provincial bronzes from Phoenicia, Antioch, Ephesus. Image of temple on Mt. Gerizim. Carus proclaiming "Peace thr...