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Moesia Moesia Inferior Nicopolis ad Istrum Commodus 177-192 A.D. AE19 Good VF -- #AC107976
AE19 19mm. 3.42g. Laureate head, r.
M ANTWNEINOC KOMODOC Nike advancing l., holding wreath and palm.
NEIKO[POLEITWN PROC ICTRON] Varbanov 2177 var. (size); RPC (online) IV.1 17209 Good VF. Dark green patina. Struck slightly off center. Some light roughness. This denomination unlisted in Varbanov. 
 
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$ 65.00
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Moesia Moesia Inferior Nicopolis ad Istrum Septimius Severus 193-211 A.D. AE18 Near EF -- #AC107961
AE18 18mm. 2.90g. Laureate head, r.
AV L CEVHROC Tripod, with serpent entwined around l. and central leg.
NIKOPO[LI P]ROC IC cf. Varbanov 2286 Near EF. Dark green patina with hints of lustre. Slightly porous.
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$ 75.00
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Moesia Moesia Inferior Nicopolis ad Istrum Septimius Severus 193-211 A.D. AE17 Good VF -- #AC107954
AE17 17mm. 4.17g. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
AU K L CEUHROC Legend in four lines within laurel wreath.
NIKO / POLIT / WNPR / OCIC Varbanov 2520 var. (reverse legend breaks) Good VF. Seemingly quite scarce. Dark green patina with slight earthen contrast. Struck slightly off center. Lightly porous.
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$ 75.00
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Moesia Moesia Inferior Nicopolis ad Istrum Septimius Severus 193-211 A.D. AE18 Near EF -- #AC107884
AE18 18mm. 2.99g. Laureate head, r.
AV KAI C CEUHROC Homonoia standing facing, head l., holding patera and cornucopia.
NIKOPOLIT PROC ICTR Varbanov 2417 Near EF. Nearly black patina. Some overall roughness, as expected. Irregular flan.
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$ 45.00
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Moesia Markianopolis Caracalla 198-217 A.D. Pentassarion VF -- #AC99623
AE Pentassarion 26mm. 11.30g. Laureate bust of Caracalla, r., facing draped bust of Domna, l.
ANTWNINOC AVGOVCTOC IOVLIA DOMNA Homonoia standing l., holding patera over altar and cornucopiae; retrograde E in l. field; last letters of legend across lower fields.
VP KVNTILIANOV MARKIANOPOLITWN Varbanov 1031 var. or 1068 var. (bust type) VF. Very rare. Dark green patina. Some faint cleaning marks. This coin could be cited as Varbanov 1031 or 1068 (though the reverse legend arrangement better matches 1068), both listed as rarity 'R3.' We could find just four other examples, only one other of which lacked drapery on Caracalla's bust.
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$ 95.00
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Moesia Markianopolis Elagabalus 218-222 A.D. Pentassarion VF -- #AC99772
AE Pentassarion 26mm. 8.10g. Laureate head, r.
AVT K M AVR ANTWNINOC Hermes standing l. holding purse and caduceus.
VP IOVL CELEVKOV MARKIANOPOLITWN Varbanov 1523 VF. Rare. Dark green-brown patina. Some green adhesions. Some mild roughness. Listed as rarity 'R3' in Varbanov.
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$ 55.00
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Moesia Moesia Inferior Dionysopolis Gordian III 238-244 A.D. AE27 Near VF -- #AC107995
AE27 27mm. 10.60g. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Gordian III r., facing bus of Serapis, wearing modius; AVTKN below.
AVT K M ANTWNIOC GORDIANOC AVG Serapis standing facing, r. hand raised, holding sceptre in l.; E in l. field.
DIONYCOPOLEITWN Varbanov 573 Near VF. Dark green patina. Flan split. Light filing on edges and cleaning marks. Some general roughness.
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$ 75.00
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Moesia Moesia Inferior Nicopolis ad Istrum Gordian III 238-244 A.D. AE27 Good VF -- #AC107992
AE27 27mm. 12.61g. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust, r.
AVT K M ANTW GORDIANOC AVT Tetrastyle temple containing statue of Homonoia; shield in pediment; In ex: PROCICTRON
[VP CAB] MODECTOV NIKOPOLEITWN Varbanov 4237 Good VF. Gray-brown patina. Some overall roughness. Uneven strike.
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$ 55.00
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Moesia Markianopolis Gordian III 238-244 A.D. Pentassarion VF -- #AC99760
AE Pentassarion 28mm. 13.00g. 238-241 A.D. Confronted busts of Gordian III, laureate, draped and cuirassed, r., seen from rear, and Serapis, draped, l.
AVT M ANT GORDIANOC AVG Demeter standing l., holding ears of corn and torch; E in l. field; last letters of legend in r. field.
VP MHNOFILOV MARKIANOPOLITWN RPC VII.2 1362; Varbanov 1978 VF. Rare. Dark green patina. Slightly uneven strike. Some green adhesions. Struck under Tullius Menophilus, legatus consularis. Only 5 examples known to RPC.
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$ 95.00
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Moesia Markianopolis Gordian III 238-244 A.D. Pentassarion Good VF -- #AC99605
AE Pentassarion 29mm. 9.80g. Confronted busts of Gordian III, laureate, draped and cuirassed, r., seen from rear, and Serapis, draped, l.
AVT K M ANTWNIOC GORDIANOC AVG Demeter standing l., holding ears of corn and sceptre; retrograde E in r. field.
VP MHNOFILOV MARKIANOPOLITWN RPC VII.2 1361 Good VF. Dark green patina. Good detail. Ragged flan, as produced. Struck under Tullius Menophilus, legatus consularis.
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$ 70.00
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Moesia Markianopolis Severus Alexander, with Julia Mamaea 222-235 A.D. Pentassarion Near VF -- #AC99781
AE Pentassarion 28mm. 12.80g. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Alexander r., facing diademed and draped bust of Mamaea, l.
AVT K M AVP CEVH ALEXANDROC IOV MAMMEA Hygieia standing r., feeding serpent from patera; E in l. field.
VP IOV GETOVIKO MARKIANOPOLITWN Varbanov 1839 var. (obv. legend) Near VF. Rare. Dark green patina. Moderate roughness.
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$ 80.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. AE23 Fine -- #AC106234
AE23 23mm. 4.39g. Uncertain host; countermarks: TI.C.A, uncertain round mark (helmet?), uncertain square mark (AVG?).
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermark: Pangerl 89, (83 AVG?), (98 helmet?) Fine. Dark green patina. Some roughness and corrosion, as expected. Some cleaning marks. The host coin is uncertain (most likely an issue of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius. There are two other countermarks present which may likely date to the reign of Vespasian to Titus, probably AVG and a helmet, but are uncertain.
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$ 35.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. AE23 About Fine -- #AC106232
AE23 23mm. 4.78g. Uncertain host; countermark: TI.C.A (retrograde)
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermark: cf. Pangerl 89 About Fine. Dark green patina. Unusual retrograde countermark. Light roughness and corrosion, as expected. Gouge on reverse. The host coin is uncertain (most likely an issue of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius, but the crude retrograde examples are believed to be imitative and unofficially struck.
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$ 38.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. AE23 Fine -- #AC106231
AE23 23mm. 3.43g. Uncertain host; countermark: TI.C.A
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermark: Pangerl 89 Fine. Mottled green patina with brassy surfaces. Some roughness and corrosion, as expected. Small void. The host coin is uncertain and a bit irregular (most likely an issue of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius.
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$ 32.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. AE23 Fine -- #AC106230
AE23 23mm. 5.34g. Uncertain host; countermark: TI.C.A
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermark: Pangerl 89 Fine. Green-brown patina. Some roughness and corrosion, as expected. The host coin is uncertain (most likely an issue of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius.
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$ 32.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. AE22 Fine -- #AC106229
AE22 22mm. 4.15g. Uncertain host; countermark: TI.C.A
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermark: Pangerl 89 Fine. Green patina. Some roughness and corrosion, as expected. A few old scrapes. The host coin is uncertain (most likely an issue of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius.
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$ 32.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. Æ24 Fine -- #AC106228
AE Æ24 24mm. 5.90g. Uncertain host; countermark: TI.C.A
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermark: Pangerl 89 Fine. Tan-green patina. Some roughness and corrosion, as expected. The host coin is uncertain (most likely an issue of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius.
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$ 35.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. AE22 About Fine -- #AC106227
AE22 22mm. 3.82g. Uncertain host; countermark: TI.C.A
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermark: Pangerl 89 About Fine. Gray-green patina. Some roughness and corrosion, as expected. The host coin is uncertain (most likely an issue of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius.
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$ 35.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. AE22 Fine -- #AC106226
AE22 22mm. 4.00g. Uncertain host; countermark: TI.C.A
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermark: Pangerl 89 Fine. Dark green patina. Some roughness and corrosion, as expected. The host coin is uncertain (most likely an issue of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius.
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$ 38.00
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Moesia temp. Claudius 41-54 A.D. As Fine -- #AC106218
AE As 25mm. 6.83g. Uncertain host; countermarks: TI.C.A, dolphin.
Uncertain host.
Uncertain host; countermarks: Pangerl 89 (TI.C.A), 95 (dolphin) Fine. Dark brown patina. Some roughness and corrosion, as expectd. The host coin is uncertain (most likely an as of Augustus issued in Antioch or Ephesos). The TI.C.A countermark is believed to have been struck by Claudius. The dolphin countermark is earlier and was likely added under Tiberius.
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$ 45.00
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