Phoenicia, Berytus, a collection of forty Roman Provincial Bronze Coins, generally AE20-AE28, c. 1st Century AD, including an AE28 of Tiberius, head of Tiberius right, rev. founder of city ploughing right, legend above, together with coins of similar types of Divus Augustus, Claudius, Nerva, etc, and also other Julio-Claudian emissions from the area, including an AE24 with confronted busts of Augustus and Livia, fine to good very fine (40) (lot)

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Phoenicia, Berytus, a collection of forty Roman Provincial Bronze Coins, generally AE20-AE28, c. 1st Century AD, including an AE28 of Tiberius, head of Tiberius right, rev. founder of city ploughing right, legend above, together with coins of similar types of Divus Augustus, Claudius, Nerva, etc, and also other Julio-Claudian emissions from the area, including an AE24 with confronted busts of Augustus and Livia, fine to good very fine (40) (lot)