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ZLATO
49
PŘEDMINCOVNÍ PLATIDLA A UŽITKOVÉ PŘEDMĚTY
20
KELTOVÉ
10
ŘECKO
58
ŘÍM - CÍSAŘSTVÍ
84
BYZANC
9
ISLÁMSKÝ ORIENT
51
Křížáci v Orientě
37
ČECHY, MORAVA, SLEZSKO
115
SLEZSKÁ KNÍŽECTVÍ
27
RODOVÉ RAŽBY
18
CÍRKEVNÍ RAŽBY
56
RAKOUSKO - DĚDIČNÉ ZEMĚ
725
LITERATURA
55
ŘÍM - REPUBLIKA
4
Συνεδρία 2 , 06 Σεπτέμβριος 09:00
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1 193
RAKOUSKO - DĚDIČNÉ ZEMĚ
623
Medaile
16
UHRY - SEDMIHRADY
11
ČESKOSLOVENSKO
542
PŘEDMINCOVNÍ PLATIDLA A UŽITKOVÉ PŘEDMĚTY
1
Συνεδρία 3 , 07 Σεπτέμβριος 18:00
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673
Συνεδρία 4 , 08 Σεπτέμβριος 18:00
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833
Συνεδρία 5 , 09 Σεπτέμβριος 18:00
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653
Συνεδρία 6 , 10 Σεπτέμβριος 18:00
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Δημοπρασία 62 - Nummus Olomouc ŘÍM - CÍSAŘSTVÍ
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- Augustus (27 BC–14 AD), As AE 29, head facing left: DIVS PATER / altar of ROVITENTIA - SC
- Augustus (27 BC–14 AD), Philippi, Macedonia, AE 16, Av. Augustus’s bare head facing left, AVG /
- Germanicus (15 BC–19 AD), Dupondius, Germanicus riding to the right in a quadriga GERMANICVS - CAE
- Germanicus (15 BC–19 AD), As (minted in Rome during the reign of Gaius Caligula in 37–38 AD), Obverse: head facing left
- Vespasian (69–79), Denarius, standing Mars holding a spear and a war standard
- Vespasian (69–79), Denarius, eagle on an altar, COS VII, RIC 847, 2.705 g
- Vespasian (69–79), Denarius, Pax seated on the left, holding an olive branch and a caduceus
- Domitian (81–96), denarius, Minerva walking, holding a spear in her right hand and a shield in her left
- Domitian (81–96), Dupondius, standing figure. The coin depicts a figure on the left holding a set of scales and a cornucopia.
- Trajan (98–117), Sestercius, standing figure of Pax holding ears of grain and a cornucopia; a child at her feet
- Hadrian (117–138), Denarius, Concordia seated, holding a sacrificial bowl and resting her other hand on t
- Hadrian (117–138), Denarius, Minerva standing, holding a shield and a spear pointing straight down
- Hadrian (117–138), Denarius, standing figure holding a set of scales and a cornucopia
- Hadrian (117–138), Denarius, Salus standing on the right, feeding a snake on an altar
- Antoninus Pius (138–161), Denarius, Temple with Eight Columns
- Antoninus Pius (138–161), Sestercius, Aequitas standing between S and C, holding scales and a cornucopia
- Antoninus Pius (138–161), Sestercius; standing figure of Pietà on the right between S and C, holding a paten, offering a sacrifice at the altar
- Antoninus Pius (138–161), AE 30, head facing right / standing Neptune? with a trident between SC
- Faustina Mater (+141), Denarius, standing Ceres holding a long torch
- Faustina Mater (+141), Denarius, standing Ceres holding a long torch and a fold of her robe
- Faustina Mater (+141), Denarius; a standing Spes holds a flower and lifts the hem of her robe
- Lucilla (147–183), Sestercius, standing Venus holding an apple and draping a robe over her shoulder
- Marcus Aurelius (161–180), Denarius, standing. Felicitas holds a caduceus and a cornucopia
- Marcus Aurelius (161–180), Denarius; Salus, standing on the right, feeds a snake with a round object held in her left hand,
- Marcus Aurelius (161–180), Ass (from 176–177), Standing Pax holding a cornucopia and lighting a thunderbolt
- Faustina Filia (+175), Denarius, Faustina standing with four children
- Commodus (177–192), Denarius, the emperor seated on a curule chair, holding a globe and a scroll, is
- Commodus (177–192), Denarius, Fides standing to the left, holding a standard (torch?) and a cornucopia
- Caracalla (209–211), Denarius, standing Serapis holding an olive branch and a spear
- Caracalla (209–211), Syria-Antioch on the Orontes, Seleucis, and Pieria, silver tetradrachm,
- Julia Domna (+217), Denarius, standing Diana holding a long torch with both hands
- Julia Domna (+217), Denarius, standing Juno holding a sacrificial bowl and a scepter, with a peacock at her feet
- Julia Domna (+217), Denarius, seated Vesta holding a scepter and the Palladium
- Elagabalus (218–222), Denarius, standing Abundantia pouring the contents of a cone onto the ground with both hands
- Elagabalus (218–222), Denarius, Laetitia standing facing left, holding a wreath and a rudder
- Alexander Severus (222–235), Denarius, the emperor standing and offering a sacrifice at the altar
- Alexander Severus (222–235), Denarius, standing Jupiter holding a thunderbolt and a scepter
- Alexander Severus (222–235), Denarius; Mars, walking from the right, holding a spear and a shield
- Alexander Severus (222–235), Denarius; Mars, walking from the right, holding a spear and a shield
- Alexander Severus (222–235), Denarius; Mars, walking from the right, carries trophies and a spear
- Julia Maesa (+223), Denarius; a standing Juno holding a pater in her right hand and a scepter in her left, with p at her feet
- Maximinus I (235–238), Sestertius, Fides standing between S and C, holding a military tent in both hands
- Julia Mamaea (+235), Denarius, seated Juno holding a flower and a baby wrapped in a blanket
- Julia Mamaea (+235), Dupondius, Vesta standing on the left, holding a pater in her right hand and a dl in her left
- Gordianus III (238–244), Antoninianus, standing figure of Fides holding a scepter and a standard
- Gordianus III (238–244), Antoninianus; a seated Fortuna on the left holds a helm and a cornucopia, behind
- Gordian III (238–244), Antoninianus, standing figure of Hercules leaning on a club
- Gordianus III (238–244), Antoninianus, standing Jupiter holding a spear and a lightning bolt on the left, with a small figure at his feet
- Gordianus III (238–244), Antoninianus, obverse: Liberalitas holding an abacus and a cornucopia
- Gordianus III (238–244), Sestercius; a seated Apollo holding a laurel branch and leaning on a lyre
- Gordianus III (238–244), Sestercius; a seated Apollo holding an olive branch and leaning on a lyre
- Gordianus III (238–244), Sestercius, Mars walking from the right, holding a shield, a spear, and a helmet
- Gordianus III (238–244), AE Dupondius, Victoria walking from the right: VICTORIA AVG – S.C.
- Gordianus III (238–244), AE 28 (colonial bronze), Moesia Inferior – Nicopolis ad Istrum
- Gordianus III (238–244), AE 30 (colonial bronze) Moesia Superior – Viminacium
- Gordianus III (238–244), AE 30 (colonial bronze) Moesia Superior – Viminacium
- Philippus I (244–249), Antoninianus, standing figure: Annona places ears of grain in a basket and holds the cornucopia
- Philippus I (244–249), Antoninianus, the emperor on horseback, facing left
- Philippus I (244–249), Antoninianus, obverse: Felicitas holding the caduceus and the cornucopia
- Philippus I (244–249), Antoninianus, standing figure of Pax raising an olive branch and holding a scepter
- Philippus I (244–249), Antoninianus, A: The emperor’s head in an unusual style, narrow caricatured portrait
- Philippus I (244–249), Sestercius, Aequitas standing on the left, holding scales and a cornucopia
- Philippus I (244–249), Sestercius, standing figure of Liberalitas on the left with a cornucopia
- Philippus I (244–249), Syria Seleucis, Antioch on the Orontes
- Otacilia Severa, wife of Philip I (244–249), sestertius, seated Concordia holding a pater and a double
- Otacilia Severa, wife of Philip I (244–249), Dupondius, a seated Concordia holding a pater and a double
- Trebonianus Gallus (251–253), Antoninianus; standing figure of Pietas with hands raised in prayer, at her feet
- Valerian I (253–260), Antoninianus, Fides standing on the left holding two standards
- Gallienus (253–268), Antoninianus, standing figure of Abundantia pouring from a cornucopia; a letter in the field
- Gallienus (253–268), Egypt—Alexandria, billon tetradrachm; Obverse: veiled bust of Sal
- Galerius (305–311), Follis AE 26, standing Genius with a sacrificial bowl and a cornucopia
- Constantine I (306–337), AE 19, standing Jupiter holding Victoria and a scepter; at his feet, an eagle with a wreath,
- Constantine I (306–337), AE 20, city gate with two towers and a star
- Constantine I (306–337), AE 20, standing figure of Sol holding a globe and raising his hand, with TF in the field
- Licinius I (308–324), AE 23, standing Jupiter holding Victoria and a scepter; at his feet, an eagle with a wreath
- Licinius I (308–324), AE 24, standing Jupiter leaning on a scepter, holding Victoria on a globe, near n
- Licinius I (308–324), AE 26, standing Jupiter holding a trident in his right hand and a spear in his left, near n
- Licinius I (308–324), Set of 3 – AE 20–22 (standing Jupiter, Sol)
- Constantine II (317–340), AE 20, VOT X within a wreath reading CAESARVM NOSTRORVM, minted at Trier
- Constantine II (317–340), AE 22, standing Jupiter holding Victoria and a scepter, with an eagle at his feet, in the field d
- Constantinopolis—city (330–346), AE 18, a standing Victoria on the bow of a ship holding a shield and a spear, in a segment
- Constans (333–350), AE 15, two soldiers with shields and a spear in front of a standard bearing the Christogram
- Constans (333–350), AE 17, two Victories facing each other, raising wreaths
- Valens (364–378), AR Siliqua, within a wreath bearing the inscription VOT X MVL XX—in the ANT section
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