Ancient Roman coin minted in Caesarea as Eusebeia, Cappadocia Hadrian

Ancient Roman coin minted in Caesarea as Eusebeia, Cappadocia HadrianCappadocia, Caesarea as Eusebeia before, during and after the reign of Augustus 27BC 14AD AE bronze Size: 16mm Weight 3. 33 grams Circa 36 BC 17 AD Obverse: Head of Gorgon in aegis facing Reverse: EYEBEIA, A (?) in exergue, Mount Argaeus. Reference: Sydenham 5 A rare and intriguing issue from early Roman Cappadocia, featuring the unmistakable image of the Gorgon's headlong a symbol of divine protection and martial strength. While familiar from Greek

Head of Marcus Aurelius

Reverse: VIRTVS EXERCIT

Procopius - first of its type sold by Cerberus Coins

Cast lead figure of a miniature stylized head

spear and resting against shield

Obverse: Forepart of wolf right

holding partly seen spear and globe

Reverse: AEQVITAS AVGVSTI S-C Aequitas standing left

Obverse: IMP ANTONINVS AVG - Laureate and draped bust right

He was considered one of the most adept of Celtic kings

Size: 32mm  Thickness: 4mm

Reverse: VIRTVS AVG Virtus standing left resting right hand on shield and holding spear with his left