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Siscia coins for sale

Siscia was a Roman city in Pannonia, in present-day Croatia, and the site of an imperial mint from the third century AD. Coins on L5 are mostly Roman Imperial, World Coins and Roman Republican and Imperatorial, chiefly the follis, antoninianus and nummus. The name is also written Sisak.

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154 coins · “Siscia”

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Gallienus. BI Antoninianus. Siscia, AD 266-267
Gallienus. BI Antoninianus. Siscia, AD 266-267
Lot · bid $45.00
Crispus, as Caesar, BI Nummus. Siscia, AD 317
Crispus, as Caesar, BI Nummus. Siscia, AD 317
Lot · bid $45.00
"Constantine II AE3, Siscia, PROVIDENTIAE AVGG campgate, ASIS crescent, RIC 214"
"Constantine II AE3, Siscia, PROVIDENTIAE AVGG campgate, ASIS crescent, RIC 214"
Lot · bid $20.00
*Extremely Rare!* Gallienus. Antoninianus. Siscia, 263-264 AD.
*Extremely Rare!* Gallienus. Antoninianus. Siscia, 263-264 AD.
Lot · bid $44.00
Diocletian, 284-305 Antoninianus Siscia circa 293-295, billon
Diocletian, 284-305 Antoninianus Siscia circa 293-295, billon
Lot · bid $50.00
Gallienus, AD 253-268 Billon Antoninianus, Rome (or Siscia) mint, c. AD 264-265
Gallienus, AD 253-268 Billon Antoninianus, Rome (or Siscia) mint, c. AD 264-265
Lot · bid $30.00
Valentinian II. AD 375-392. AE Maiorina.
Valentinian II. AD 375-392. AE Maiorina.
Lot · bid $26.00
Roman Constans (Struck 348-350 AD) AE 17.8mm 2.29gm Siscia Mint, Pheonix radiate
Roman Constans (Struck 348-350 AD) AE 17.8mm 2.29gm Siscia Mint, Pheonix radiate
$30.00
Constantine I — Nummus, Jupiter, Siscia
Constantine I — Nummus, Jupiter, Siscia
Lot · bid $1.00
Valens — Nummus, Victory, Siscia
Valens — Nummus, Victory, Siscia
Lot · bid $1.00
Licinius I (Valerius Licinianus Licinius) Reign: AD 308–324
Licinius I (Valerius Licinianus Licinius) Reign: AD 308–324
Lot · bid $25.00
Probus — Antoninianus, PAX AVGVSTI, Siscia
Probus — Antoninianus, PAX AVGVSTI, Siscia
Lot · bid $1.00
Aurelian (AD 270-275) – IOVI CONSER – Siscia Mint, _T, Broad Flan
Aurelian (AD 270-275) – IOVI CONSER – Siscia Mint, _T, Broad Flan
Lot · bid $30.00
AURELIAN, AD 270–275. AE Antoninianus, Siscia Mint – Scarce 5th Officina V✶
AURELIAN, AD 270–275. AE Antoninianus, Siscia Mint – Scarce 5th Officina V✶
Lot · bid $30.00
Constantine I (AD 307-337), as Augustus
Constantine I (AD 307-337), as Augustus
Lot · bid $25.00
Constantius II. Centenionalis
Constantius II. Centenionalis
$350.00
Galerius as Caesar. Follis
Galerius as Caesar. Follis
$150.00
Carus. Antoninianus
Carus. Antoninianus
$225.00
Constantius Gallus as Caesar. AE 18
Constantius Gallus as Caesar. AE 18
$130.00
Galerius as Augustus. Follis
Galerius as Augustus. Follis
$400.00
Severus II as Caesar. Follis
Severus II as Caesar. Follis
$875.00
Severus II Æ Quarter Nummus. Siscia, AD 305-306.
Severus II Æ Quarter Nummus. Siscia, AD 305-306.
€180.00
Roman: Crispus as Caesar 316-326 AD (Struck 320 AD) AE 19.3mm 2.39GM Follis, Siscia mint
Roman: Crispus as Caesar 316-326 AD (Struck 320 AD) AE 19.3mm 2.39GM Follis, Siscia mint
$11.00
Constantine I (Struck 313-315 AD) AE 20.2mm 2.92gm follis, Siscia Mint
Constantine I (Struck 313-315 AD) AE 20.2mm 2.92gm follis, Siscia Mint
$15.00

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Carinus. Antoninianus
Carinus. Antoninianus
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Roman Empire. Constantius II as Caesar,  Siscia, c. 328/9 AD
Roman Empire. Constantius II as Caesar,  Siscia, c. 328/9 AD
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Lot of 8 late roman bronzes
Lot of 8 late roman bronzes
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8 late roman follis
8 late roman follis
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Three Antoninianii (Gallienus, Claudius Gothicus)
Three Antoninianii (Gallienus, Claudius Gothicus)
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Constantine I. AE Follis, Siscia, AD 330-33
Constantine I. AE Follis, Siscia, AD 330-33
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