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Assarion coins for sale
The assarion was a small bronze coin of the Roman provincial cities of the eastern Mediterranean, worth a fraction of a denarius. The assarion coins on L5 are mostly Roman Provincial and Byzantine.
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Assarion
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Seleucis and Pieria. Antioch. AD 66/7
Lot · bid $45.00
Thrace. Philippopolis. Faustina II (Annia Galeria Faustina Minor), wife of Marcus Aurelius, Augusta AD 147-175
Lot · bid $50.00
Domitian. Assarion
$450.00
PHRYGIA, Laodicea ad Lycum. Pseudo-autonomous issue (Po. Ailios Dionysios Sabinianos, magistrate). c. 139-147 AD
$975.00
Andronicus II and Michael IX. Assarion
$110.00
Andronicus II and Michael IX. Assarion
$150.00
Andronicus II and Michael IX. Assarion
$150.00
Andronicus II and Michael IX. Assarion
$70.00
Caria, Aphrodisias, Pseudo-autonomous. Assarion
$300.00
Caria, Aphrodisias, Pseudo-autonomous.
$100.00
Caria, Aphrodisias, Pseudo-autonomous, time of Septimius Severus.
$400.00
Caria, Aphrodisias. Assarion
$300.00
Caria, Aphrodisias, Pseudo-autonomous.
$150.00
Philip II as Caesar. Assarion
$275.00
Andronicus II and Michael IX. Assarion
$200.00
Andronicus II and Michael IX. Assarion
$100.00
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COMMAGENE. Samosata. Hadrian, AD 132/3
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ARABIA. Bostra. Severus Alexander, 222-235. Assarion Bronze
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69-79 AD Phrygia (time of Vespasian) Synaus AE Assarion
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Andronicus II and Michael IX. Assarion
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COMMAGENE. Samosata. Hadrian, AD 132/3
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ARABIA. Bostra. Severus Alexander, 222-235. Assarion Bronze
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