Roman silver denarius, Hadrian AD 117-138, slabbed NGC VF Fine Style (Image)

Est. $200-250 SE

(17) in flips or 2x2s, (7) are IDed by previous dealer, most appear Roman w/ some Greek, couple labeled from Judea, one medieval debased silver; in typical conditions (Image)

Est. $150-200 B

Nice selection (6) coins, some dealer IDed, most appear genuine (all shown on website photos); as marked, Elagabalus Aeolis, Cyme mint large coi; Gallienus Bi antoninianus, Antioch; Aurelian AE antoninanus; Parthia silver coin w/ bearded king (questionable); also (2) large Byzantine copper coins; most w/ typical wear (Image)

Est. $175-225 B

Accum (72) ancients, incl (17) well identified by dealer in flips or 2x2s, another (11) w/ more limited ID, then (44) in 2x2s or loose w/o ID; great for study, small to medium size of different thicknesses and metals (some appear silver), most appear Roman, typical mixed conditions, several w/ marked retails $5 to $100 (Image)

Est. $500-600 B

"Coins of the Ancient Roman Empire" albums produced by Littleton, (2) binders w/ coins in plastic pages, sorted by Emperor or ruler, third binder is empty (album pages still shrink wrapped); total of (67) coins, all IDed; 1st to 4th Cent; in the album a collector has added some picture postcards and other ephemera related to Rome; many are sliver; coins in typical conditions up to VF (Image)

Est. $600-800 B