Marcus_Aurelius_Denarius_AP_Auction.jpgMarcus Aurelius Concordia Denarius52 viewsPaul - Silver Denarius of Marcus Aurelius (161-180 AD)- Decent details, nicely centered with full legends on both sides. An interesting reverse design depicting Concordia seated left, holding a patera, her left arm resting on a statue of the goddess Spes which is set on a cornucopiae. This coin was struck between December 163 - December 164 AD (19 mm. & 3.13 grams, RIC, III, 87). I will start this coin at $1.00. (I paid a LOT more for it than that.) Payment is by PayPal, cash or personal check. My PayPal address is: bulgerin@sbcglobal.net (please try and use "Friends and Family). Shipping is $1.00 in the U.S. and $2.00 elsewhere.Paul BulgerinJun 13, 2021
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Constantius_I_Follis_AP_Auction.jpgPartially Silvered Constantius I GENIO POPVLI ROMANI Follis50 viewsPaul - Partially Silvered Constantius I (293-306 AD) GENIO POPVLI ROMANI Follis - A big coin with nice details and some silvering on the reverse. It is from the Thessalonica mint (28 mm. & 8.83 grams). The coin was struck in 302-303 AD and it attributed as RIC, VI, 24a. Opening bid is $20.00. Payment is by PayPal, cash or personal check. My PayPal address is: bulgerin@sbcglobal.net (please try and use "Friends and Family). Shipping is $1.00 in the U.S. and $2.00 elsewhere.Paul BulgerinJun 13, 2021
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15-Quintillus_AP_Auction.jpgLot # 15133 viewsPaul 4 - Quintillus (270 AD) BI antoninianus, 21 mm, 2.80 g. Reverse, CONCORD EXER, has Concordia standing and holding two ensigns. This is a superior example with strong details and nice deep green patina. It comes fully attributed as RIC, V, 1, 10 from the Rome mint in a 2x2 flip. I had this one up for the last auction but it didn't sell. I've relisted it and dropped the opening bid down to $30.00. Payment is by PayPal, cash or personal check. My PayPal address is: bulgerin@sbcglobal.net (please try and use "Friends and Family). Shipping is $1.00 in the U.S. and $2.00 elsewhere.
Quintillus was the brother of Claudius II Gothicus (268-270 AD). He ruled for only three months after Claudius died of the plague. He committed suicide when Aurelian arose against him - His bust is very similar to his brother's, although he usually has tight circular curls in his hair.
Paul BulgerinApr 23, 2021
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02c-Licinius_I,_RIC_VII_232a.docx.jpgDaniel Freeman 330 viewsDaniel Freeman 3 - Start $16.00. Licinius I, 306-324 AD. BI follis, 3.42 g, 23mm, 12h Mint of Siscia, 313 AD. Obv: IMP LIC LICINIVS P F AVG laureate head of Licinius Sr. right Rx: IOVI CONSERVATORI AVGG NN // SM•TS Jupiter standing facing, head left, holding Victory on globe and resting on scepter; eagle at feet; Є // SIS, RIC VII 232a; SRCV 15246. Very Fine!
DanfreeApr 16, 2021
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Fausta.jpgMoe & Holly 131 viewsFausta AE Follis 325-26 AD SALVSREI/PVBLICAE ex:SMANTH RIC68 Antioch (r4)MoeApr 16, 2021
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04-Shay1.jpgShay 174 viewsShay 1 / lot #4 - Opening bid, $35 -The Black Swan: A 20" necklace, with a black recycled sea glass pendant. (wire-wrapped loop is sterling silver) Smaller beads are vintage Czech beads, larger beads are either vintage Czech or vintage Japanese. (my seller wasn't sure.) I've added 24 rubies for color. They are over a decade old, so I don't remember where they were made. (maybe India, I have no clue) ..but they really add "pizzazz". Crimp beads are sterling silver, as well as the clasp. It was made & purchased from Israel. Price starts at $35.00 plus $5.00 "first-class" shipping. (..or however one wants to ship it..) lehmanstermsMar 25, 2021
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!02-Shay1.jpgShay 141 viewsShay's Black Swan Necklace, details to followbenzgemzMar 25, 2021
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02d-photo_coin_#1,_3-14-21.jpgDaniel Freeman 448 viewsDaniel Freeman 4 - Metrics - 1.95g, 19.4mm, 7h. DanfreeMar 14, 2021
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