Ancient Roman & Greek Artifact Lot – 6 Coins + 1 Bronze Arrowhead 🏹
Step into the twilight of the Roman Empire with this remarkable and unique collector’s lot, comprising six genuine ancient coins from the 3rd to 4th century A.D., and an authentic Roman bronze arrowhead—a tangible reminder of the military might and expansive reach of Imperial Rome.
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🧾 What’s Included:
•6x Ancient Roman Coins
•All coins date to the late Roman Empire (3rd–4th century A.D.)
•Various emperors—not classified, allowing the buyer the thrill of identification and research.
•Beautiful original patinas, ranging from green to dark earthen tones.
•Struck in different Roman mints across the Empire.
•One coin is Greek in origin, offering added historical diversity to this set.
•1x Roman Bronze Arrowhead
•Dating to the Imperial Roman period, this artifact is a rare and evocative survival from Roman military campaigns.
•Crafted in bronze, featuring classic design and rich green patina from centuries of burial.
•A fascinating relic that speaks to Rome’s military engineering and battlefield legacy.
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📜 Provenance & Authenticity:
•All items in this lot come with certificate of provenance and authenticity.
•This collection originates from the prestigious Leu Numismatik Auction, a respected name in ancient numismatics and antiquities.
•Note: While the provenance is verified, the individual Roman coins are not yet classified. Identification of emperors and mints is part of the appeal for history enthusiasts and numismatists.
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Why This Lot Is Special:
This is more than just a group of coins—it’s an invitation to explore and discover. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a curious beginner, this set offers a perfect blend of history, mystery, and value. The included arrowhead elevates the collection by adding a rare military artifact to the numismatic focus.
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⚖️ Historical Snapshot:
•Time Period: 3rd–4th Century A.D.
•Regions Covered: Primarily Roman Empire, with one coin from ancient Greece
•Themes: Imperial rule, military dominance, and cultural blending during the waning centuries of Rome.