#M779# Roman silver Antoninianus coin of Philip I from 244 AD HQ Lysimachos was instrumental in the

#M779# Roman silver Antoninianus coin of Philip I from 244 AD HQ Lysimachos was instrumental in the

Name: #M779# Roman silver Antoninianus coin of Philip I from 244 AD HQ Lysimachos was instrumental in the
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Lysimachos was instrumental in the final destruction of Antigonos at the battle of Ipsos in 301 BC

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ID# 669LDiameter: 11mm MINT: AdramytionOBVERSE

#M779# Roman silver Antoninianus coin of Philip I from 244 AD HQ Lysimachos was instrumental in theWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is a Roman silver Antoninianus coin of Philip I from 244 AD ID# 779M MINT: Rome OBVERSE; IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG Radiate bust right, draped and cuirassed. REVERSE; VIRTVS AVG Virtus seated left, holding branch and spear. REFERENCE: RIC 53

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