5 Original Coins from Ancient Empires in a Coin Grab Bag - Greek Empir

History in your hands - Hold and study authentic coins from 5 different ancient Empires. From the Greek Empire, which includes a coin minted many years before Christ, to an original coin from the last Chinese dynasty, the Quing. It also includes fantastic coins from the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. These 5 Coins are a connection to real lives and untold stories. An incredible piece of history at an incredible price Rare Coins - This historical collection contains 5 authentic coins that marked important milestones in history. The set of 5 coins were minted between 480 b.C. and 20th Century. They include various preservations and are mostly strongly circulated. Their diameters vary between approximately 1 and 0.5 inches and an approximate weight of between 0.2oz and 0.05oz of the smallest coin. Coins for Collectors - The set of 5 coins includes a Follis

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