Watch List notes:

Large Selection of Bronze and Billion of the House of Constantine (103): Constantine I, 'The Great' (39): Including seven AE commemorative civic coins; AE 4 of Lugdunum; 3/4 of Triet; 3 of London, AE3 of Rome (a rare R 41); AE 3 of Antioch and Follis of London, (39); Constantius II (14): Including an AE Centennionalis of Constantinople; another, of Trier; an AE 3 of Arelate (as Caesar), and an AE 3 of Lugdunum, (14); Constantius Gallus (2): i) AE Cententionalis of Nicomeida; ii) AE 3 of Constantinople, (2); Magnentius (3): i) Barbarous AE 4; ii) AE Centenionalis of Lugdunum; iii) Another, of Arelate, (3); Decentius, As Caesar, AE Cententionalis; Vetranio, AE Cententionalis of Siscia, c.AD350; Julian II, 'The Apostate (3): i) AR Siliqua, Arles (RIC, 309); ii) AE 3 of Rome; iii) AE 3, (3); Jovian, AE 3 of Alexandria; Valentinian I (2): i) AE 3 of Aquileia; ii) Another, of Siscia, (2); Valens (2): i) AE 3; ii) AE 3 of Rome, (2); Theodora, Second wife of Constantius (2): i) AE 4 of Trier; ii) Another, (2); Fausta, wife of Constantine I AE 3 of Trier; Helena, Wife of Constantius, mother of Constantine (4): i) AE 3 Treveri; ii) AE 3 of Trier; iii) AE 4; iv) AE 4 Posthumous (4); Crispus, as Caesar (5): All AE 3, (5); Delmatius, as Caesar, AE 4 of Rome; Constantine II (14): of which, 10 as Caesar, the rest bronze as Augustus, (14); Constans (6): Including AE 4 of Treveri; AE 4 of Siscia; and AE Centenionalis of Lugdunum, (6); ranging from good to very fine, a vast selection of coinage spanning the house of Constantine and the geographical breadth of the empire, all well-centred and mostly well-preserved, some with lovely patina and tone, (103). Sold as described, no returns..

Estimate: £50 - £70