Imperial Romain Denarius - HELP ME PLS

[dante]

Hello!
If someone could help me and price this coin. Im a newbie so i really apreciate some help.
Thx
http://photos.allegro.pl/photos/400x300/13/1325/132541/13254170/132541708_1
http://photos.allegro.pl/photos/400x300/13/1325/132541/13254170/132541708

[Cucumber]

Hello Dante,
Welcome on boards
Your coin is a denarius minted under the reign of Gordian III, minted in Rome, AD 241

Cucumber

[dante]

thank u cucumber, but do u know what is the average price for it??

[Cucumber]

Hello Dante,

Your denarius is LAETITIA AVG N reverse, showing laetitia standing left, holding wreath and anchor (or rudder ?)
It is referenced at #8675 in Roman coins and their values, vol III, p 123. The value for a VF example is 30 USD, and 75 USD for an EF example. You should browse thru vcoins to see the actual price on market

Cucumber

[dante]

Once again thank u for help. can u recomend any place in internet where i can check actual market prices??

[Cucumber]

Hello Dante,

As stated above, browse thru vcoins (www.vcoins.com), you will find 65 000 + coins from more than 100 reliable dealers. It would be surprising if noone have yours in their store.

Cucumber

[peterburrows60]

Dear Friend,
I suspect you have an AR (silver) antoninianus rather than a denarius. It would be Sear Vol III, No. 8675 (pg 123). Value is given as £20 ($30) for VF to £50 ($75) for EF. Best wishes.

[Cucumber]

Hello,

Ahem...denarius is laureate, antoninianus is radiate, then it is a denarius

Cucumber