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  1. Ancient Greek Sandals - Crosta Metallic Sandals - Leather - 41 - Women's Silver

  2. Ancient Greek Sandals - Orion Flat Leather Sandals - Leather - 37 - Women's Neutrals

  3. Ancient Greek 325 BC Diopeithes as Magistrate Erythrai, Ionia Drachm Silver Coin

    The product is an ancient Greek silver drachm coin from the year 325 BC, featuring Diopithes as the magistrate of Erythrai, Ionia. This coin is uncertified and belongs to the historical period of Greek culture (450 BC-100 AD). Made of silver, it is a valuable artifact from the ancient era, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistic style of Greek coinage during that time. This unique piece of history offers a glimpse into the political and economic life of ancient Greece. Featuring an Owl on reverse, along with an arrow quiver and club. Heracles with lion skin headdress on obverse. Well struck.

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  4. Ancient Greek Sandals - Egopi Sandals - Leather/Rubber/Leather - 36 - Women's Neutrals

  5. Ancient Greek Sandals - Idra Leather Slides - Leather - 37 - Women's White

  6. Ancient Greek Sandals - Closed Leather Clogs - Leather - 40 - Women's Black

  7. Alkhon Huns (Hephthalite Group) AE Coin | Gandhāra Region | c. 5th–6th AD

    This issue belongs to a well-known series ofSasanian-style imitative coinage, reflecting the cultural and economic interactions between the Alkhon rulers and the neighboring Sasanian Empire. Reverse: Zoroastrian fire altar with two standing attendants, hands raised in reverence; Sasanian prototype imitated in a simplified and uneven style, characteristic of Gandhāran Alkhon minting.

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  8. Ancient Greek Sandals - Polis Slingback Sandals - Leather - 38 - Women's Black

  9. ARABIA FELIX, Himyarites. Silver Drachm, 1st Century AD, NGC AU

    ARABIA FELIX, Himyarites. Silver Drachm, 1st Century AD, NGC AU. No problem!

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  10. Ancient Greek Sandals - Crossover Leather Sandals - Leather/Leather/Calf Leather - 40 - Women's Neutrals

  11. Ancient Greek Sandals - Satin Slippers - Leather - 42 - Women's Purple

  12. BAKTRIA APOLLODOTOS II SOTER PHILOPATOR MEGAS AR DRACHM 2.2g/18mm #AA374.40.G

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  13. Ancient Greek Sandals - Maria Comfort Sandals - Leather - 36 - Women's White

  14. Ancient Greek Sandals - Toxo 40Mm Leather Sandals - Leather - 41 - Women's Black

  15. Greek Indo Scythian Azes I 57-35 BC Silver Drachm Coin Rare ref: #962

    Azes I AR Drachm. A lovely example of a scarce Indo-Greek AR drachm.

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  16. Ancient Greek Sandals - Eleftheria Glitter Sandals - Pvc/Pvc/Pvc - 41 - Women's Pink

  17. Ancient Greek Sandals - Ikaria Jelly Sandals - Rubber/Rubber/Rubber - 36 - Women's Yellow

  18. Indian Scythian - Drachma

    Rs.: Zeus steht nach links, hält Victoria, links und rechts im Feld Monogramm. Vs.:Azes reitet nach rechts, hält Peitsche.

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  19. Ancient Greek Sandals - 'Niki' Sandals - Leather/Leather/Leather/Rubber - 36 - Women's Metallic

  20. Ancient Greek Sandals - Clio Sandals - Calf Leather/Calf Leather/Calf Leather - 41 - Women's Neutrals

  21. PARTHIAN KINGDOM Vologases VI c. AD 207-222 AR DRACHM

    Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of ancient numismatics with the Parthian Kingdom Vologases VI AR Drachm. Struck circa AD 207-222, this silver coin is a tangible piece of history, reflecting the Imperial era of Rome, a period rife with intrigue and conquest. Certified by the NGC, this coin features the denomination of a drachm and honors the rule of Vologases VI. It’s an invaluable artifact for collectors of ancient coins, especially those with an interest in the Roman Empire and its intricate historical period.

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  22. Ancient Greek Sandals - Anastasia Strappy Sandals - Leather - 41 - Women's Neutrals

  23. Ancient Greek Sandals - Iaso Flat Sandals - Leather - 36 - Women's Neutrals

  24. 58BC-12BC Ancient Silver Drachm King Azes Genuine Greek Indo Scythian Nice

    This genuine ancient coin is a silver drachm of Indo Scythian origin and features King Azes I on horseback on the obverse and Zeus on the reverse with Greek legend. The migrations persisted from the middle of the second century BCE to the fourth century CE.

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