MISCELLANEA. 2nd century BC-4th century AD. (Bronze, 208.00 g). A lot of Twenty-five (25) Greek, Roman Provincial and Roman Imperial bronze coins. The Greek coins include an issue of Pylaimenes II or III from Bithynia; two coins, one from Amisos and the other from Kabeira, both in Pontos, struck during the time of the great foe of Rome, Mithradates VI; and three issues from Armenia. The Roman Provincials, of which there are seventeen, consists of an nice mix of rulers and types primarily from central and south-eastern Asia Minor, with several scare pieces included. The Roman Imperial consists of a Constantiniana Dafne follis of Constantine I the Great, an a large majorina of Jovian. A very decent group with several interesting and better pieces included, many with good resale value and/or easy salability. Sold as is, no returns (25).