Coins from the Roman provinces

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Alexandria Troas

Bronze – 4.59 g – ø 22 mm
SNG Cop# 104-107

Assarion - Tiberius Julius Mithridates Philogermanicus Philopatris (Mithridates VIII of the Bosporan)
(39-45)
Copper – 7.7 g – ø 21 mm

Valentinian II
375
Bronze – 1.26 g – ø 12 mm
RIC IX# 58b

Elagabalus Bronze - PETRA COLONI
(218-222)
Bronze – 6.25 g – ø 19 mm
SNG Cop# 1373

As - Hadrianus (Petra)
(117-138)
Bronze – 12 g – ø 28 mm

Hemissarion - Caracalla (Nicaea mint)
(201-203)
Copper – 1.98 g – ø 16 mm

Assarion - Gordianus III (NIKAIEΩN; Nicea mint)
(238-244)
Bronze – 3.0 g – ø 19 mm

Diassaria - Trebonianus Gallus
(251-253)
Bronze – 6.77 g – ø 22 mm
RPC# 360, Varb# 4208

Quadrans - Severus Alexander (Nicaea mint)
(228-235)
Copper – 4.2 g – ø 19.2 mm
GCV# 3287

Sestertius - Caligula (Apamaea mint)
(38)
Copper – 13.35 g – ø 33 mm
RPC# 2012

Assarion - Elagabalus (NIKAIEΩN; Nicea mint)
(218-222)
Bronze – 4.43 g – ø 27 mm
SNG Cop# 513 var

Assarion - Severus Alexander (NIKAIE; Nicea mint)
(221-235)
Bronze – 4.44 g – ø 22 mm
SNG Cop# 623 var

Assarion - Severus Alexander (Nicaea)
(222-235)
Bronze – 4.35 g
SNG Cop# 520

Rome - Provinces - Cappadoce hémidrachme
(79-81)
Silver – 1.43 g – ø 14 mm
RPC# 1661

Bronze Æ20 (Caesarea)
(95-96)
Bronze – 5.90 g – ø 20 mm
RPC# 1685

Hemidrachm - Roman Provincial (Cappadocia Cesaria)
(120-121)
Silver – 1.7 g – ø 15 mm

Drachma - Gordian III (Caesaria/Kayseri)
(238 BC - 244 BC)
Silver – 2.79 g

As - Augustus (Regulus; Cilicia mint)
(31 BC - 14 AD)
Bronze – 8.35 g – ø 24 mm
RPC# 4098

Dupondius - Valerianus II (Laerte mint)
(253-255)
Copper – 16.81 g – ø 30 mm
BMC RE# 7

Tetradrachm - Vespasianus (Temple of Aphrodite, Cyprus mint)
(75-76)
Silver – 13.21 g – ø 24 mm
RPC# 1803

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