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Thessalonica coins for sale

Thessalonica is a city in northern Greece, founded in the 4th century BC, which served as a Roman and Byzantine mint. Coins on L5 are mostly Roman Imperial and Greek issues, chiefly folles, nummi and centenionales. The name is also written Thessalonika.

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107 coins · “Thessalonica”

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Lot of four AE4 campgates
Lot of four AE4 campgates
Lot · bid $50.00
Constantine I, AE follis,
Constantine I, AE follis,
Lot · bid $35.00
Licinius I, AD 308-324. AE Follis (nummus), Antioch mint, AD 315-316
Licinius I, AD 308-324. AE Follis (nummus), Antioch mint, AD 315-316
Lot · bid $20.00
Constantine I — Nummus, Jupiter, Thessalonica
Constantine I — Nummus, Jupiter, Thessalonica
Lot · bid $1.00
Roman Constantius II Fallen Horseman (Struck 350-355 AD) AE 18.7mm 3.93gm Reduced Centenionalis, Thessalonica Mint
Roman Constantius II Fallen Horseman (Struck 350-355 AD) AE 18.7mm 3.93gm Reduced Centenionalis, Thessalonica Mint
$12.00
JUSTINIAN I "THE GREAT". 527-565 AD. THESSALONIKA. AE 16 NUMMI. BYZANTINE COIN.
JUSTINIAN I "THE GREAT". 527-565 AD. THESSALONIKA. AE 16 NUMMI. BYZANTINE COIN.
Lot · bid $9.00
Galerius — Follis, GENIO AVGVSTI, Thessalonica
Galerius — Follis, GENIO AVGVSTI, Thessalonica
Lot · bid $1.00
Roman Crispus as Caesar. 317-326 AD (Struck AD 318-319) Æ 19.9mm 2.82gm Silvered Nummus, Thessalonica, Well struck on a nice full flan. Ch EF. Original silvering
Roman Crispus as Caesar. 317-326 AD (Struck AD 318-319) Æ 19.9mm 2.82gm Silvered Nummus, Thessalonica, Well struck on a nice full flan. Ch EF. Original silvering
$70.00
Byzantine – Thessalonica, Andronikos Palaiologos as Despot (1408–1423). Billon Trachy.
Byzantine – Thessalonica, Andronikos Palaiologos as Despot (1408–1423). Billon Trachy.
Lot · bid $40.00
BYZANTINE EMPIRE Justin II & Sophia AD 565-578
BYZANTINE EMPIRE Justin II & Sophia AD 565-578
Lot · bid $10.00
Augustus with Divus Julius Caesar. Æ 22. Double Portrait. MACEDON. Thessalonica
Augustus with Divus Julius Caesar. Æ 22. Double Portrait. MACEDON. Thessalonica
Lot · bid $199.00
Macedon, Koinon. AE 25–26 mm. Thessalonica mint, circa AD 238–249.
Macedon, Koinon. AE 25–26 mm. Thessalonica mint, circa AD 238–249.
Lot · bid $80.00
Justinian I. 16 Nummi
Justinian I. 16 Nummi
$250.00
Licinius I. AE 3
Licinius I. AE 3
$250.00
Constantine II. AE 3
Constantine II. AE 3
$165.00
Licinius I. Follis
Licinius I. Follis
$135.00
Kingdom of Macedon, Macedonia. Kassander. As regent (In the name and types of Philip II), 317-305 BC  Amphipolis, c. 316-311 BC
Kingdom of Macedon, Macedonia. Kassander. As regent (In the name and types of Philip II), 317-305 BC Amphipolis, c. 316-311 BC
$5,750.00
Constantius II 353–356 AD, AE 19mm 2.5gm Nummus, Thessalonica
Constantius II 353–356 AD, AE 19mm 2.5gm Nummus, Thessalonica
$12.00
Byzantine: Justin II and Sophia (565-578AD) (Struck 570–571 AD) AE 20mm 6gm half follis, Thessalonica mint
Byzantine: Justin II and Sophia (565-578AD) (Struck 570–571 AD) AE 20mm 6gm half follis, Thessalonica mint
$10.00
Constantine I 330-333 AD, AE 17mm follis, Thessalonica Mint NGC AU
Constantine I 330-333 AD, AE 17mm follis, Thessalonica Mint NGC AU
$110.00
Constans 337-350 AD AE3 BI Half Cenetenionalis, Thessalonica Mint, NGC AU
Constans 337-350 AD AE3 BI Half Cenetenionalis, Thessalonica Mint, NGC AU
$100.00
Macedon, Amphaxitis. 165-148 BC
Macedon, Amphaxitis. 165-148 BC
$54.99
Macedon, Thessalonika. 187-131 BC
Macedon, Thessalonika. 187-131 BC
$89.99
Macedon, Thessalonika. after 148 BC
Macedon, Thessalonika. after 148 BC
$19.99

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