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Arelate coins for sale
Arelate, now Arles in southern France, was a Roman city and an imperial mint in the later Roman Empire. Coins on L5 are mostly Roman Imperial and World Coins, chiefly the Follis, Nummus and Siliqua. The place is also written Arles.
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Arelate
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Constantine I — Follis, Sol, Arles
Lot · bid $1.00
Licinius II — Nummus, Jupiter, Arelate
Lot · bid $1.00
Constantine I — Nummus, Sol, Arelate
Lot · bid $1.00
Crispus – AE3 Follis, PRINCIPIA IVVENTVTIS
Lot · bid $25.00
Decentius as Caesar. Centenionalis
$175.00
Mark Antony. Denarius
$800.00
Valens, 364-378. Solidus (Gold, 21 mm, 4.39 g, 11 h), Arelate,
$3,000.00
Lot of 14 Late Roman Bronze Coins – 4th Century AD (Constantinian)
Lot · bid $70.00
Lot of 6 Late Roman bronze AE3 nummi, Constantinian family, circa AD 330–348
Lot · bid $30.00
Constantius II AR Siliqua. Arelate, AD 360-363.
€240.00
Roman GRATIAN 367-383 AD (Struck 367 & 375 AD) AE 17.5mm 1.69gm, Arles (Constantina) mint, Rare "Great Deal"
$10.00
Magnentius Æ Nummus. Arelate, AD 351-353.
€190.00
Constantine II, as Caesar, AE Nummus. Arelate, AD 328.
€60.00
348-350 CONSTANTIUS II (324-361 AD). AE Maiorina, 348-350, Arelate mint (Arles) F-VF
$22.79
327 CONSTANTINE II (317-340 AD). AE Follis, 327, Arelate mint (Arles) XF
$39.89
Licinius I. AE 3
$185.00
Constantine II as Caesar. AE 3, Reduced Follis
$100.00
Julian II. AE 1
$375.00
Julian II. AE 3
$150.00
Crispus, 317-318 AD,AE 20mm 2.8gm follis, Arles, Scarce aVF
$30.00
Constantine I 306-337 AD (Struck 315-316 AD) AE 19mm 3.06gm Follis, Mint Arles
$16.00
Constantine II 317 AD, AE 19mm 2.12gm Follis, Arles.
$29.00
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