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Theodosius coins for sale
Theodosius is the name of several emperors of the late Roman and Byzantine world. The coins here are mostly Roman Imperial and Byzantine, with some World Coins, chiefly the follis, nummus and solidus.
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Theodosius
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Theodosius I (AD 379-395) – AE4, Cyzicus Mint – SALVS REIPVBLICAE
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Theodosius II – AE4 Nummus AD 402-450
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Theodosius I – AE2/AE3 AD 379-383
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Theodosius I (AD 379-395) – AE4, Constantinople Mint – SALVS REIPVBLICAE / Victory with Captive – RIC IX 86b
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Lot of four AE4 campgates
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Theodosius I, AE2 (maiorina) — Antioch, AD 392–395
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Theodosius I (379-395 AD) – Bronze Follis (AE2)
Lot · bid $25.00
Theodosius I – AE2 Maiorina AD 392-395
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Theodosius I – AE2 Maiorina AD 383-388
Lot · bid $40.00
Arcadius AE2 Maiorina – GLORIA ROMANORVM, Constantinople, manus Dei
Lot · bid $75.00
Arcadius — Maiorina, GLORIA ROMANORVM, Cyzicus
Lot · bid $1.00
Theodosius I – AE2 Maiorina AD 392-395
Lot · bid $50.00
Theodosius I – AE2 Maiorina AD 379-383
Lot · bid $50.00
Mark Antony. Denarius
$800.00
Theodosius I. AE 3
$200.00
Theodosius I. Nummus
$100.00
ROMAN EMPIRE. Theodosius II, 402-450 AD Constantinople, c. 443-450 AD
$2,100.00
Solidus, Theodosius II (AD 402-450)
$1,000.00
Roman Theodosius I. 379-395 AD (Struck 384-387 AD) Æ 19mm 2.55gm Maiorina, Siscia, Sharply struck on nice full flan. Dark green patina. Ch AU
$80.00
Arcadius — Maiorina, GLORIA ROMANORVM, Nicomedia
$30.00
10 coin- Mixed Lot all ID. (Metals AE, BI and AR) Greek, Elymais, Roman, Islamic, Byzantine, Medieval, Spanish Renaissance. 350 BC to 1626 AD (1,976 years)
$48.00
Theodosius the Great 388-392 AD (Struck 388 and 392 AD) AE 13.3mm .94gm, Cyzicus.
$15.00
Nummus — Theodosius I, Arcadius, or Honorius — Victory with Captive
$10.00
Theodosius II — Cross within Wreath
$10.00
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Theodosius I. Follis
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Roman Empire, Constantinople. Theodosius, 402-450 AD, c. 408-420 AD
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Roman empire, Constantinople. Aelia Eudocia, wife of Theodosius II (408-450 AD), From 2 January 423 AD, c. 430-440 AD
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Theodosius II, Cross reverse, ae4
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Theodosius the Great, Natural Desert Patina
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Theodosius I clipped Siliqua
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