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Ticinum coins for sale
Ticinum, modern Pavia in northern Italy, was a Roman city that operated an imperial mint in the late third and early fourth centuries AD. The coins on L5 are mostly Roman Imperial issues, chiefly folles, antoniniani and nummi, with some world coins.
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Ticinum
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Licinius I. Follis. Ticinum mint, Struck AD 320-321 - RR
Lot · bid $45.00
Constantine I — Nummus, Sol, Ticinum
Lot · bid $1.00
Licinius I — Nummus, Sol, Ticinum
Lot · bid $1.00
Aurelian — Antoninianus, ORIENS AVG, Ticinum
Lot · bid $1.00
Maximinus II Daia — Follis, SOLI INVICTO COMITI, Ticinum
Lot · bid $1.00
Maximianus. Follis
$250.00
Tacitus. Antoninianus
$250.00
Magnia Urbica Æ Antoninianus. Ticinum, August AD 283.
€515.00
Constantine I. AE Follis. Ticinum Mint, AD 318-319
$135.00
Maximianus, first reign, 286-305. Follis (AE, 26 mm, 9.22 g), Ticinum, 301.
€140.00
317-326 CRISPUS (317-326 AD). AE Follis, 320-321, VOT X, TT, Ticinum mint (Pavia), VF
$28.49
Roman: Maximian (286-310), bronze antoninianus (4.00g), Ticinum mint, 288 CE. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust / Jupiter standing, holding thunderbolt and sceptre, two standards to right, eagle at foot left. Mintmark SXXIT.
$100.00
Galerius as Caesar. Follis
$120.00
Galerius as Caesar. Follis
$100.00
Constantius I. Follis
$150.00
Probus. Antoninianus
$150.00
Probus. Antoninianus
$160.00
Probus. Antoninianus
$250.00
Tacitus. Antoninianus
$150.00
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