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VRBS ROMA Siscia mint ΓSIS.18mm,2.7g.Is it official or not?I feel the eye and chin looks odd.4 commentsXLi02/15/11 at 10:18Noah: perfect

VRBS ROMA Trier mintTR•S

2.32 g, 16.5 x 17.4 mm.
RIC VII:542 for Trier. Minted 332-333 AD.
OBv.: Roma left, VRBS ROMA.
REV.: Wolf suckling Romulus and Remus, TR•S in exergue. 3 commentsXLi05/08/10 at 21:13Johnny: fantastic coin , congrats

VRBS ROMA Trier mintTR•S

2.32 g, 16.5 x 17.4 mm.
RIC VII:542 for Trier. Minted 332-333 AD.
OBv.: Roma left, VRBS ROMA.
REV.: Wolf suckling Romulus and Remus, TR•S in exergue. 3 commentsXLi05/06/10 at 18:07mihali84: wow Shocked

Shocked

very nice!

VRBS ROMA Trier mintTR•S

2.32 g, 16.5 x 17.4 mm.
RIC VII:542 for Trier. Minted 332-333 AD.
OBv.: Roma left, VRBS ROMA.
REV.: Wolf suckling Romulus and Remus, TR•S in exergue. 3 commentsXLi05/06/10 at 15:26Randygeki(h2): Very cool example!

VRBS ROMA Lyons mint•PLG3 commentsXLi01/23/10 at 01:50Noah: yes, one of the sharpest of this type I've see...

THASOS,_AR_Trihemiobol__Satyr__Amphora__VF.jpg

Thasos, c.411 - 350 BC. Silver TrihemiobolThasos, c.411 - 350 BC. Silver Trihemiobol. Satyr running rt. / Amphoraon,either side,ΘΑΣ on left, ΙΩΝ on right. 12mm in diameter,even you can see Satyr's collarbone~~4 commentsXLi01/23/10 at 01:49Noah: Love it!!

VRBS ROMA Lyons mint•PLG3 commentsXLi12/21/09 at 20:38Jay (Titus Pullo): One of the best I've seen!

VRBS ROMA Lyons mint•PLG3 commentsXLi12/21/09 at 18:14randy h2: nice

VRBS ROMA Siscia mint ΓSIS.18mm,2.7g.Is it official or not?I feel the eye and chin looks odd.4 commentsXLi12/20/09 at 13:42Congius: Official, and very nice!

VRBS ROMA Siscia mint ΓSIS.18mm,2.7g.Is it official or not?I feel the eye and chin looks odd.4 commentsXLi12/20/09 at 04:42randy h2: Nice!

VRBS ROMA Siscia mint ΓSIS.18mm,2.7g.Is it official or not?I feel the eye and chin looks odd.4 commentsXLi12/20/09 at 02:10mihali84: Shocked

Shocked

wow, very nice!

THASOS,_AR_Trihemiobol__Satyr__Amphora__VF.jpg

Thasos, c.411 - 350 BC. Silver TrihemiobolThasos, c.411 - 350 BC. Silver Trihemiobol. Satyr running rt. / Amphoraon,either side,ΘΑΣ on left, ΙΩΝ on right. 12mm in diameter,even you can see Satyr's collarbone~~4 commentsXLi04/29/09 at 12:00Achim: Beautiful coin.

THASOS,_AR_Trihemiobol__Satyr__Amphora__VF.jpg

Thasos, c.411 - 350 BC. Silver TrihemiobolThasos, c.411 - 350 BC. Silver Trihemiobol. Satyr running rt. / Amphoraon,either side,ΘΑΣ on left, ΙΩΝ on right. 12mm in diameter,even you can see Satyr's collarbone~~4 commentsXLi04/26/09 at 22:12mdelvalle: Very very nice piece.

THASOS,_AR_Trihemiobol__Satyr__Amphora__VF.jpg

Thasos, c.411 - 350 BC. Silver TrihemiobolThasos, c.411 - 350 BC. Silver Trihemiobol. Satyr running rt. / Amphoraon,either side,ΘΑΣ on left, ΙΩΝ on right. 12mm in diameter,even you can see Satyr's collarbone~~4 commentsXLi04/26/09 at 18:44Bartosz A: Great Satyr!

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