EF Ancient Roman silver denarius of Caracalla as Augustus minted in Rome in 215 AD Maximian

EF Ancient Roman silver denarius of Caracalla as Augustus minted in Rome in 215 AD MaximianCaracalla AR silver denarius Size: 18. 5mm Weight: 3. 61 grams Obverse: ANTONINVS PIVS AVG GERM, laureate head right Reverse: P M TR P XVIII COS IIII P P, Apollo, naked, standing left, holding branch and resting hand on lyre set on altar.

Reverse: EVDKARO +KWNTAK Eudocia on left wearing loros with kite-shaped lower panel and crown with cross and pendilia Constantine on right wearing loros and crown with cross and pendilia both standing facing holding labarum with cross-piece on shaft between them standing on base and three steps each places one hand on heart

nude except for cloak around shoulders

draped and cuirassed bust to the left

Macedonian Kingdom AR silver drachm struck in the name of Alexander III The Great by Kassander – Antigonos II Gonatas

ivy-leaf below throne

Minted: Anazarbus Cilicia

Roman issues from this period usually have Greek or Latin legends

Reverse: RESTITVTOR REIP Valens facing head right holding labarum & Victory on a globe

campgate with 8 layers

Obverse: ΑΥΡΗΛ ΑΝΤⲰΝƐΙΝΟϹ Laureate head of Marcus Aurelius

two standards between

Reverse: LIBERTAS AVG(VSTA)