Watch List notes:

Roman Empire, A Selection of Denarii and Antoninianii (11): Maximinus I Thrax (AD 233-238) AR Denarius (4): i) Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Victoria advancing right, 2.81g, (RIC, 16) good fine; ii) another, as before, rev. Pax standing left holding an oliver branch, 3.35g, (RIC, 12) spotted, about fine; iii) another, as before, rev. Fides standing left, 3.35g, (RIC, 7a) Good very fine; iv) another, as before, rev. Providentia standing left, 3.39g, (RIC, 13) good fine, (4); Gordian (AD 238-244) AR Antoninianus, (2): v) Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right, rev. Victoria standing left, 3.71g, (RIC, 156) Obverse near extremely fine, toned, reverse near very fine; vi) Another, as before, rev. Jupiter standing facing, 4.12g, (RIC, 2) good fine, well-struck but worn to reverse (2); Philip I, 'The Arab' (AD 244-249) AR Antoninianii (4): vii) Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust rev. Roma seated left holding Victory in right hand, 4.46g, (RIC, 44b) good very fine, well-struck; viii) Another, as before, rev. Annona standing left with patera and cornucopiae, 4.63g, (RIC, 28c) Good very fine, lustrous and detailed, slightly scratched; ix) Another, as before rev. Philip seated left in curule chair with sceptre and globe, 4.49g, (RIC, 2b) slight crack to edge of flan but about extremely fine; x) One more, as before rev. Securitas seated left, 3.89g, (RIC, 48b) Good fine (4); xi) Otacilia Severa, (AD 244-249) AR Antoninianus, Draped bust right, rev. Concordia seated left, 3.56g, (RIC, 125c) cleaned, nevertheless very fine; (11). Sold as described, no returns..

Estimate: £200 - £280