J.W. Carberry Collection 23rd Live Auction

1962 D & 63 P Franklin Half Dollars, AU-BU.

(5) Ancient Roman Coins which have not been cleaned since they were recovered with a metal detector.

This group of four larger silver coins were originally attributed as looted Ancient Viking Coins, but I believe them to be Islamic. You be the judge.

1908 O, 1912 D, 1912 S, & 1914 S U.S. Barber Half Dollars, Average Good.

Group of (5) Ancient Roman Copper AE, Centionalis, or Antoninianus size coins including a piece depicting Probus. These date back nearly 2,000 years a

Group of (5) Ancient Roman Copper AE, Centionalis, or Antoninianus size coins including a piece depicting Probus. These date back nearly 2,000 years a

Group of (5) Ancient Roman Copper AE, Centionalis, or Antoninianus size coins including a piece depicting Probus. These date back nearly 2,000 years a

Group of (5) Ancient Roman Copper AE, Centionalis, or Antoninianus size coins including a piece depicting Probus. These date back nearly 2,000 years a

Group of (5) Ancient Roman Copper AE, Centionalis, or Antoninianus size coins including a piece depicting Probus. These date back nearly 2,000 years a

Group of (4) Ancient Roman Copper AE, Centionalis, or Antoninianus size coins including a piece depicting Probus. These date back nearly 2,000 years a

(5) Old Walking Liberty Half Dollars grading up to VF.

(5) Old Walking Liberty Half Dollars dating back to 1917.

(7) Old Walking Liberty Half Dollars dating back to 1917 and grading up to VF.

ROMAN EMPIRE, Constans, 337-350 AD, AE4, 2 soldiers on reverse, one spearing the other.

ROMAN EMPIRE, Constantius Gallus, Caesar 351-354 AD, bronze centenionalis

ROMAN EMPIRE, Constantius Gallus, Caesar 351-354 AD, bronze follis, 24mm, soldier spearing fallen barbarian

Silver Tetradrachm of Antiochus VII Euergetes nicknamed Sidetes; reigned from 138 to 129 BC, Chr. AR-Tetradrachme, Antiochia; (from Side, a city in

Roman Bronze depicting Altar, 18mm, AE. Portrait head. Over 1,500 years old.

Roman Bronze depicting Soldier with staff, 16mm, AE. Diademed portrait head. Over 1,500 years old.

Roman Bronze depicting Soldier with staff, 17mm, AE. Diademed portrait head. Over 1,500 years old.