Antiquities
Egypt Stone
1. Predynastic Period, c.4000 - 3000 BC. Lot of 2 stone tools, both scrapers. From the Fayoum region south of Cairo. view image $200
2. Predynastic Period, c.4000 - 3000 BC. Lot of 2 stone tools, a cutter and a slicing blade. From the Fayoum region south of Cairo. view image $200
3. Old Kingdom, c.2625 - 2130 BC. A large basalt mortar showing signs of use. Intact and a good example of an item of everyday life. D: 13 ½". view image $750
4. 1st Intermediate Period, c.2130 - 1980 BC. A limestone tomb relief depicting a male bringing an offering of dressed out and prepared ducks. Some flesh tones and black pigmentation remain. 10 ¾" x 11 7/8". Repaired across middle. view image $5000
5. Middle Kingdom, c.1980 - 1630 BC. A fine translucent alabaster bowl with small foot. Well made and very attractive. Great condition. H: 1 7/8'; W: 5 1/8". view image $3000
6. New Kingdom, Mid-Dynasty XVIII, time of Akhenaten to Tutankhamen, c.1353 - 1332 BC. A limestone head of a male, wearing a plaited wig; remains of back pillar. Nicely detailed hair and facial features. Some abrasion. H: 3 7/8". On custom stand. A nice piece of sculpture from one of the mot famous periods of Egyptian history. view image $3000
7. Late Dynastic, Dynasty XXVth - XXVIth, c.1539 - 1290 BC. A limestone polychrome sunk relief depicting the upper body of a figure facing left; above, two partial hieroglyphs. Deep flesh tone paint remains. H: 3 ½". On custom stand. view image $600
8. Roman Period, c.4th - 5th Century AD. An interesting dark serpentine head of a male wearing a corded diadem. Well defined facial features and large eyes, with accentuated cosmetic lines. Provincial workmanship, but attractive. H: 5 5/8". view image $3,500
9. Byzantine Period, c.10th Century AD. A marble stele fragment depicting an angel descending while holding a ram in preparation for sacrifice. He holds the ram by the horns with his right hand and a knife with his left. An interesting piece of early Christian art. Repaired from four parts. D: 8" x 6". The first appearance of the angel was in Egypt. view image $700
Bronze
10. New Kingdom, 1570 - 1070 BC. A long forked bronze tool which would have been fitted to a handle of some sort. L: 9 5/8". view image $100
11. Saite period, Dynasty XXVI, 664 - 525 BC. A bronze latus fish in red-brown patinated bronze. The sacred fish is recumbent on a curved sled-like base, wearing the head-dress of Hathor; crown of uraei, cow's horns and solar disc. The eyes, gill area and dorsal fin are nicely incised. Some restoration. L: 4 1/4". view image $750
12. Saite period, Dynasty XXVI, 664 - 525 BC. A handsome bronze figure of Osiris, wearing Atef crown and holding crook and flail. Well detailed with attractive facial features and a pleasing patina. H: 5 ½". On stand. view image $1750
13. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A bronze statue of Isis, wearing solar disc and plumes, suckling the infant Horus. In choice condition with some minor restoration to the tips of the horns. H: 5 ½". view image $3000
14. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. Bronze head-dress of Harpokrates. Nicely patinated and mounted on a stand. H: 2". view image $400
15. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A bronze uraeus from the head-dress of a statue of Harpokrates. Attached to a tang which is inserted into a nice marble base. H: 32mm, 75mm with base. view image $200
16. Greco - Roman, c.200 BC - 100 AD. A nice bronze mirror. Intact with a pleasing green patina. H: 5 7/8", W: 4 1/8". view image $200
Wood
17. Middle Kingdom, c.1980 - 1630 BC. A large wooden hand from a sarcophagus. In clenching position with some remains of gesso and ochre pigmentation. Three dowel holes, one with pin. L: 6 ¼". view image $200
18. Middle Kingdom, Dynasty XIII, 1938 - 1759 BC. A head panel of a coffin box. Painted with a yellow ochre ground with vertical and horizontal row s of hieroglyphic text in green detailed in black. Miter joint visible on edge. Intact with remaining dowels and some staining. H: 16 5/8", W: 15 ¼". Middle Kingdom coffin panels are quite scarce. view image $1200
19. Kushite Period, Dynasty XXV, 760 - 656 BC. A lovely upper portion of a sarcophagus lid with delicate features and vivid color. The handsome face is framed by a tripartite wig decorated with pin stripes of alternating blue and white. Cosmetic details highlighted in black and white over an even skin pigmentation. Below the wig is a large broad color of various geometric and linear designs representing beads in blue, red, green and white, ending in falcon-headed terminals supporting solar discs. Below the collar is a representation of Isis, winged, wearing solar disc and holding plumes of Maat. To the left and right sides are images of Osiris, mummiform, holding a sceptre and wearing Atef crown. A most attractive piece with no restoration or over painting. H: 37 ¼", W: 20". Some age cracks and loss of pigmentation visible, as well as some abrasion to the nose. A choice example of a larger piece of ancient Egyptian funerary art. view image $10,000
20. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. The upper part of a wooden Ptah-Soker figure. Attractive facial features and some pigment remaining. H: 6 2/3". On stand. view image $500
21. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A Ptah-Soker-Osiris figure. Nicely carved with some pigmentation remaining suggesting it once possessed a column of text down the front. Traces of ochre and black pigment remain. H: 15 ¾". On stand. view image $1500
22. Late Period, Dynasty XXV - XXVII, 760 - 405 BC. A wooden mummy mask with harsh features. Much of the gesso and paint remain. Cosmetic details highlighted over a beige ground. Intact with some losses of gesso at sides. A good display piece. H: 12 ½". view image $1000
23. Late Period, Dynasty XXVI - XXVII, 664 - 405 BC. A flat wooden mummy mask with a long nose, tightly pursed lips and a jutting chin. Some beige facial pigment remains with details in black. Head-dress blue with a red line across the forehead. H: 12". An interesting and attractive example. H: 14 ½" & 10 ¾". view image $750
24. Late Period, 750 - 343 BC. Lot of 2 wooden masks for sarcophagi. Both without gesso and have well hewn and attractive features. One retains some black pigmentation over the eyes. Each would make a good display piece. H: 14 ½", 10 ¾". view image $500
25. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. Lot of 2 wooden masks for sarcophagi out of heavy cedar. Angular, but attractive features, one with some loss to side. H: 11 3/8" & 11 ¼". view image $500
26. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. Lot of 3 wooden items. Two are lion faces from the legs of a funerary bier, the last part of a face from a mask or statue. All decent examples, the lion faces with traces of pigmentation. H: 4 ¼", 4", & 6". view image $200
27. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A wooden image of Anubis laying on a flat base. Detailed in black with some light abrasion. L: 2 ¼". view image $200
28. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A wooden lintel from a Ptah-Soker shrine. Simply rendered uraeii across the front with decoration below. Colors include black, brown, white and blue. L: 10 ½". view image $100
29. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A nice lot of 2 coffin panels. The first with a lotus blossom and buds, black, red and yellow on a pink ground, 4 1/8" x 3 ½". The second a knot of Isis in beige, red and green with black details, 3 ¼" x 3 ¼". A very attractive pair of ancient Egyptian paintings. view image $200
30. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. Lot of 2 wooden ears from a sarcophagus. Some gesso and color remains. view image $150
Pottery
31. Predynastic Period, Naqada I, c.4000 - 3500 BC. A burnished red-ware jar with a flat base and thick construction. Intact, very minor rim chips. H: 3". view image $300
32. Roman Period, c.1st Century AD. A fine red burnished goblet. Well made with one small rim chip. H: 3 ¾". view image $200
33. Islamic Period, c.12th - 13th Century. Lot of 4 glazed oil lamps. Each with some losses, 2 are light blue and 2 are deep green. One is triple spouted. view image $200
34. Islamic Period, c.12th - 15th Century. Lot of 2 glazed potsherds. Each with attractive patterns. view image $75
Terracotta
35. Alexandria, c.150 - 100 BC. A terracotta cornucopiae with lower arm from a larger piece. Separately molded. L: 5 ½." view image $200
36. Roman Period, lot of 3 terracotta items. A four spouted oil lamp, the medallion of an oil lamp, a partial statue of Bes. All with some losses. view image $100
37. Roman Period, a concubine figure and a nice red-ware fragment with a reclining figure. The figure with the upper part missing. view image $100
Ushabtis
38. New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII, 1539 - 1292 BC. A molded terracotta reis or overseer ushabti. Attractive and interesting, with the jutting kilt added by hand after molding. H: 7". view image $400
39. New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII, 1539 - 1292 BC. A white slip terracotta ushabti. Nice features and intact. H: 7 1/8". view image $300
40. New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII, 1539 - 1292 BC. A well modeled terracotta ushabti. Intact. H: 4 1/8". view image $200
41. New Kingdom, Dynasty XIX - XX, 1292 - 1075 BC. A nice terracotta ushabti with crème slip, with details in red and black addition. Intact. H: 7 1/8". view image $500
42. New Kingdom, Mid Dynasty XVIII, c.1450 - 1350 BC. A large crème slip terracotta ushabti with red and black addition. Attractive line-work on legs down front imitating sarcophagi of the period. H: 8 ½". view image $450
43. New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII, 1539 - 1292 BC. A hand modeled terracotta overseer ushabti of unusual style. Jutting elbows and tall head and neck. Some red pigment remains as well as black cosmetic highlights. H: 8 ¾". A most interesting example of the pottery ushabti. view image $500
44. 3rd Intermediate Period, Dynasty XXI, 1075 - 945 BC. A well modeled faience ushabti, glaze now faded. Intact and pleasing. H: 4 ½". view image $300
45. 3rd Intermediate Period, Dynasty XXI - XXII, 1075 - 712 BC. A handsome light blue faience ushabti with well modeled features and detailed in black addition. H: 3 ¼". view image $400
46. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A fine light blue faience ushabti, wearing tripartite wig and hold a pick and hoe. 10 lines of text down the front. Intact with good style and detail. H: 8 ¼". view image $3500
47. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A lot of 5 light blue faience ushabtis in the name of 'Nes-Men'. All nicely modeled with intact glaze. Average H: 4 ¼". view image $1000
48. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A lot of 5 light blue faience ushabtis in the name of 'Nes-Men'. All nicely modeled with intact glaze. Average H: 4 ¼". view image $1000
49. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. Lot of 25 light blue faience ushabtis. All of simple form, some with repairs. Average Height: 3 ½". view image $300
Amulets & Scarabs
50. New Kingdom, Early Dynasty XVIII, c.1539 - 1479 BC. A large steatite scarab of pleasing style, with feathered legs. On base, a cruciform corded rope pattern with four uraeii. Some chipping and loss of glaze. D: 40 x 28mm. See Petrie, 'Button & Design Scarabs' no. 258 for a similar example. A handsome and scarcer piece this size. view image $550
51. New Kingdom, Dynasty XVIII - XIX, c.1570 - 1190 BC. A steatite lid of an unguent jar in the form of a scarab. Nicely carved with ridges outlining the body, perhaps incasing inlays. Traces of glaze remaining. Base carved to fit the original jar. D: 37 x 29mm. A scarce and very interesting item. view image $750
52. New Kingdom, Dynasty XIX, time of Ramses II, c.1279 - 1213 BC. A steatite plaque with the name of Ramses II on the base. The top is nicely decorated with the name of 'Amen". Well worked and quite attractive. Holed lengthwise for stringing. L: 28mm. view image $350
53. New Kingdom, 1570 - 1070 BC. A nice green glazed scarab. Intact with the image of the god Bes on the base. L: 1 1/8". view image $250
54. New Kingdom, Dynasty XX, 1190 - 1075 BC. A steatite scaraboid in the form of an antelope. Well carved with excellent details and open worked horns. Attractive hunting scene on the base. L: 1.7cm. Some repair. Cf. Matouk II, 756v for type. A nice little ancient sculpture. view image $400
55. New Kingdom, Dynasty XX, 1190 - 1075 BC. A lapis lazuli scarab with good color, base is blank. An attractive example which was probably once part of a piece of jewelry. L: 10mm. view image $200
56. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A steatite amulet of a snail shell. Nicely rendered and in choice condition with a light blue glaze. A very rare amulet form. L: 21mm. See Petrie 'Amulets', pl. XIV - XV (real shells). view image $300
57. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A marble amulet of double ostrich plumes. L: 25mm. The possessor of a double-plumes amulet would have been imbued with divine dignity and majesty. view image $100
58. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A nice faience amulet of Tausret, the goddess of pregnancy and childbirth. Nicely detailed and intact. L: 41mm. view image $200
59. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A very handsome papyrus sceptre of light blue faience. Handsomely detailed and of high quality manufacture. L: 40mm, some minor chipping. view image $200
60. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A nice decorative rectangular bead with cross hatching. Glaze now brown. Intact and a good example. L: 28mm. view image $100
61. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A nice lot of two blue faience amulets, one of the red crown of lower Egypt and the other of the white crown of upper Egypt. Both nice examples with some minor chipping. Both about 23mm in length. view image $200
62. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. Lot of 2 light blue faience amulets, a papyrus sceptre and a small udjat. L: 24mm & 13mm. Nice blue color. view image $150
63. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. Lot of 2 faience 'udjats', or 'eyes of Horus'. Both intact and good examples. L: 23mm & 20mm. view image $200
64. Lot of 4 fragmentary amulets, features a large face of Bes. view image $300
65. Lot of 4 fragmentary amulets, features a beautiful bust of Isis. view image $300
66. Lot of 4 fragmentary amulets, features a nice bust of Nefertum. view image $300
67. Lot of 4 fragmentary amulets, features a nice partial amulet of Isis. view image $300
68. Late Period, 760 - 343 BC. A handsome five strand necklace of 'mummy beads' composed of multi-colored faience. Nicely struck with gold finding. L: 11 ½". view image $250
Coptic Textiles
69. Roman Egypt, 5th - 6th Century AD. A square panel with a central oval medallion depicting an armored centaur in brown with a buff background. Surrounding it on all four sides are intersecting circles forming twelve small medallions, each depicting either a bird or other various design. Dim: 7 1/8" x 6 ¾". view image $800
70. Roman Egypt, 6th - 7th Century AD. An oval medallion depicting two figures, one about to embrace another figure holding circular objects with concentric circles of color, which include ochre, blue, black and white on a vivid red background. Nicely done with some losses at the edges, though the central image is hardly effected. Dim: 3 ¼" x 3 ¾". A nice example. view image $350
71. Roman Egypt, 5th - 6th Century AD. A flask shaped medallion, predominately brown with some buff detailing. Depicts a crouching figure. D: 2 ½" x 3 ½". view image $250
72. Roman Egypt, 5th - 6th Century AD. A large rectangular panel featuring two long bordered strips containing floral motifs in gold, buff and deep brown. Stylized waves border on two sides. Beautiful condition. Dim: 8" x 5". A very attractive example with good color. view image $600
73. Roman Egypt, 5th - 6th Century AD. A long, narrow fragmentary panel with illustrated medallions separated by four rosettes with cross at center. Bordering is a strip containing bi-colored circles. Colors include red, black, buff and brown. Dim: 16 ¾" x 3". view image $450
74. Roman Empire, 5th - 6th Century AD. A long panel similar to the above, but in browns and earth tones featuring outlined medallions with animal motifs bordered by stylized waves. Dim: 13 ¼" x 3 ½". view image $350
Varia
75. Roman Period, 3rd - 4th Century AD. Lot of 3 interesting carved bone items. One depicts a nude male carrying a basket. All fragmentary, but very interesting. view image $150
76. Lot of 3 hand blown translucent glass bowls, cobalt, turquoise and green. All intact and quite attractive. D: 8 5/8"" 8 1¼"& 8 ½". view image $300
Eastern Mediterranean Core-Formed Glass
Before the age of blown glass, core-formed glass was the tradition, originating in Mesopotamia or Egypt. Manufacture proceeded as follows. The raw glass was heated in pans up to 750'C and then again in crucibles to as high as 1000C. A clay-and-sand core was made in the shape of the cavity of the intended vessel, covered with cloth and stuck onto a metal rod. This was plunged into the molten mass and given several quick twists to spread the glass evenly over it. If decoration was required, one or more thin colored rods were wound spirally over the glass while it was still soft. Before these rods hardened they were moved up and down with metal pins to produce waves, garlands, arches and leaf or feather patterns. Sometimes a comb was drawn across the rods, producing a series of vertical ribs. The whole job was then reheated and rolled over a smooth stone block to produce an even surface. Finally, edge and foot could be pulled out and handles fused on. Once the object was cold, the core had to be scraped out.
77. Phoenicia, c.5th Century BC. Wide-mouthed cornet-shaped vessel of fused bulls-eye patterns. Intact and a very interesting type. H: 4 3/8". view image $500
78. Phoenicia, c.400 BC. A small core glass arabyllos, with flared rim and a single handle. There are 14 marvered columns of Cheveron designs in brown, orange, yellow and white. The base has a small, flat base. Ht: 3 1/8". Superb condition. view image $1000
79. Phoenicia, c.400 BC. A small core glass vessel in the shape of a bird, with a small spout and flared tail. Chevron-shaped devices in white adorn the sides. Some repairs. H: 2 ¼". view image $800
80. Phoenicia, c. 3rd Century BC. A nice Amphoriskos, "small amphora" two thin loop handles with dark blue, white and yellow-brown colored fine linear design throughout. Some repairs. H: 6.25". Rare! view image $1800
81. Phoenicia, c.3rd Century BC. Another smaller Amphoriskos, with bright colors and great preservation. H: 4 ¼". view image $1200
Holy Land Glass
82. Judaea, c.100 - 300 AD. A choice flask with a winding addition around the slender neck. Attractive with sparkling iridescence. H: 4 ½" and an unusual form. view image $500
83. Judaea, c.100 - 300 AD. A small and pristine bell shaped pale green flask with incised swirl pattern on body, short and wide neck with wide opening. Inside wide neck is small opening . Beautiful blue and purple iridescence. Ht: 3". view image $350
84. Judaea, c.100 - 300 AD. A small cup with translucent pale green color and raised round base. Ht: 2.5". Choice with small chip on lip. view image $200
85. Judaea, c.100 - 300 AD. An exquisite double unguentarium with horizontal trailing on vials and two handles at sides. Pale milky green color with wonderful iridescence and design. Handle at top is missing. Ht: 4". view image $500
86. Judaea, c.100 - 300 AD. A wonderful small flask of cylindrical shape with virtually no neck and wide opening at top. Pale green with multi-colored mottled iridescence. Ht: 4 1/8". Choice. view image $250
87. Judaea, c.100 - 300 AD. A lot of 4 miniature vials. All similar in shape. One of pale green color, two in shades of black and one with both green and black coloring. All pristine. Ht: 1.25-1.75". view image $300
88. Judaea, c.400 - 600 AD. A lot of three similar pale translucent green flasks. All with bulbous bodies that are vertically indented throughout. Two smallest pieces with horizontal trailing at neck. Larger piece of thicker glass. Ht: two small pieces at 2.25", largest at 3". All choice! view image $250
89. Judaea, c.100 - 300AD., a lovely pale green flask with bulbous body which is slightly pinched around center and wide flared opening. Ht: 2.5". view image $150
90. Judaea, c. 100 - 300AD., a pale green flask with double layered bulbous body and small tubular neck. Wonderful iridescence. Ht: 3". view image $200
Syria
91. Romano-Syria, c.3rd - 4th Century AD. A marble head of a youth, perhaps Apollo, with pleasant expression and hair curled about face. Well rendered and reminiscent of some of the sculpture found at Palmyra. H: 6 ¼". On custom stand. view image $4200
92. Romano-Syria, c.3rd - 4th Century AD. A marble head of a bearded male, with hair done up in braids in the style of the Assyrian kings. Quite well rendered and very handsome. Some loss to the top of head. H: 7". A very interesting as well as displayable piece. view image $4200
Thailand
93. Middle Period, c.1500 - 1200 BC. A fantastic bronze ankle cuff-bracelet. Intact with a beautiful olive green patina. L: 7 ½" and quite substantial. Found usually in warrior-type tombs. Decorative and/or used for defensive fighting. view image $2000
94. Middle Period, c.1500 - 1200 BC. A group of 10 decorated cuff bracelets in situ, with owner's arm bones still in place. L: 8 3/4" and very interesting as well as rare. view image $700
95. Middle Period, c.1500 - 1200 BC. A wide cuff-bracelet as found, with the ends of the arm bones and some wrist bones still in place. A scarce bracelet form and most likely from the burial of a warrior. L: 4 1/4". A very interesting as well as unusual item. view image $700
96. Middle Period, c.1500 - 1200 BC. A lot of 2 beautiful bracelets with nicely incised circles and four large spikes. In choice condition with a thick patina. D: 4 5/8". view image $700
97. Middle Period, c.1500 - 1200 BC. A nice lot of 4 bronze bracelets of simple design. Well preserved with attractive green patinas. Average Diameter 3 1/8". view image $300
98. Middle - Late Period, c.1500 - 1000 BC. A small bronze Bowl. Intact with a nice patina. Dia: 2 1/8", H: 1 3/8". Rare. view image $300
99. Late Period, c.500 - 300 BC. A nice footed bowl. Intact with a thick green patina. A very scarce form. H: 2 5/8", Dia: 3 5/8". view image $500
100. Late Period, c.800 - 500 BC. A long spear point with central midriff. L: 12 ¾". A nice example. view image $300
101. Late Middle Period, c.1200 BC. Another handsome spear point. L: 10 ¼". view image $200
102. Late Middle Period, c.1200 BC. A very nice small spear point. L: 7 ¼". view image $200
103. Late Middle Period, c.1200 BC. A nice bronze adze blade, Intact with good patination. L: 4". view image $200
104. Late Middle Period, c.1200 BC. Another smaller bronze adze blade. L: 2 7/8". view image $150
105. Late Middle Period, c.1200 BC. A nice bronze chopper. Intact and rare. L: 4". view image $100
106. Middle - Late Period, c.1500 - 1000 BC. Sandstone adze blade mold. Intact and a superb example. Dim: 4 3/8" x 4". Very rare. view image $1500
107. Late Period, c.1200 - 1000 BC. A nice terracotta mold for a chopper. Small holes on the backside possibly for pouring ingots. Dim: 5 ½" x 3 ½". Rare. view image $1000
108. Ban Chiang, Middle Period, c.1200 - 1000 BC. An attractive cooking vessel. Round based with a ridge along the mid-section. Widely flared rim. H: 4 1/8", D: 6 1/4". view image $200
109. Ban Chiang, Middle Period, c.1200 - 1000 BC. Round bodied corded storage vessel with flared rim. Red buff on shoulders and rim. Some age cracks. A nice example. H: 5 3/4", D: 7". view image $200
110. Ban Chiang, Middle Period, c.1200 - 1000 BC. Red buff footed vessel with a small flared rim. Nice color and in choice condition. H: 4 3/4". view image $200
111. Ban Chiang, Middle Period, c.1200 - 1000 BC. A nice chalice type vessel with a stemmed foot incised with two concentric circles. Minor chip to rim. A nice piece. H: 3 1/4", D: 4 7/8". view image $200
112. Ban Chiang, Middle Period, c.1200 - 1000 BC. A small thick walled vessel. Very well made and used for personal effects. H: H: 2 3/8", D: 3 5/8". view image $200
Ancient Coins
Celtic
113. Gaul, Sequani Tribe. c.1st Century BC. AR Unit. 1.80g. Q. DOCI, helmeted head lt. / DOCI SAMI, horse galloping lt. VF, some flatness. view image $100
114. Gaul, Sequani Tribe. c.50 BC. Togirix Chief. AR Unit. 1.88g. TORIX, head lt. / Horse galloping lt. VF, flatness. view image $100
115. Gaul, Sequani Tribe. 80 - 50 BC. Potin 19mm. 4.74g. Male head lt. / Horse prancing lt. cf. BMC 345. VF and a nice example of a potin. view image $40
116. Danube Region. c.2nd Century BC. AR Tetradrachm in imitation of an issue of Philip III of Macedon. 15.41g. Almost plain obverse, with traces of the head of Herakles. / Zeus seated lt., holding an eagle and sceptre, blundered version of FILIPPOY to rt. Forrer 336. aVF. view image $100
117. Danube Region. c.2nd-1st Century BC. AR Drachm imitating Philip III of Macedon. 3.42g. Head of Herakles right, in lion-skin / Blundered legend. Zeus seated left, holding eagle & scepter. Göbl 591/2. VF and interesting. view image $50
Spain
118. Barcids in Spain, 3rd Century BC. AE-16. 2.05g. Head of Tanit lt., wreathed with corn. / Horse standing rt., palm-tree behind, Punic letters before. Hunter III 1905, pg. 625, 19. aVF. view image $40
119. Hispania. Turiasu. Late 2nd Century BC. Denarius 4.12g. Bearded male head right; Iberian letters around neck / Horseman galloping right with lance; Iberian legend TURIASU below. Villaronga 15v. VF. view image $50
120. Hispania, Gades. 100 - 20 BC. AE Quadrans. 2.37g. Head of Herakles lt., club behind / Dolphin, trident and Punic legend. Burgos 1063a. Fine. view image $40
Gaul
121. Massalia. c.4th Century BC. AR Obol. .62g. Youthful head of Apollo lt. / Wheel of four spokes with 'M A'. SNG Cop 723. Choice VF. view image $100
122. Massalia. c.2nd Century BC. AR Drachm. 2.69g. Diademed and draped bust of Artemis lt., bow and quiver at shoulder. / MA A, lion standing lt., 'OA' in ex. Choice EF with beautiful toning. A superb example! view image $200
Italy
123. Campania, Neapolis. c.380 - 280 BC. AR Nomos. 7.29g. Head of water nymph lt., wearing diadem, earring and necklace. / Man-headed bull right, head facing, Nike flying right above, crowning him. aVF and pleasing. view image $200
124. Campania, Neapolis. c.275 - 250 BC. AR Nomos. 7.12g. Head of water nymph right, wearing diadem, earring and necklace, bunch of grapes behind. / Man-headed bull right, head facing, Nike flying right above, crowning him. BMC Italy, 46. Fine. view image $100
125. Campania, Phistelia. 380 - 350 BC. AR Obol. .55g. Young male head ¾ facing to rt. / Oscan legend. Barley-corn between mussel-shell and dolphin. BMC 6. Nice VF. view image $125
126. Calabria, Tarentum. c.334 - 330 BC. AR Nomos. 6.46g. Nude warrior on horseback rt., INTY O below. / TAPA , Taras astride a dolphin lt., holding Victory, a prow is below. Good VF with high relief and a good strike. view image $200
127. Calabria, Tarentum. c.325 - 280 BC. AR Litra. .63g. Scallop shell. / Dolphin rt., aplustre and 'I' below. BMC Italy, 456. VF and a charming little coin. view image $100
128. Lucania, Velia. c.293 - 280 BC. AR Nomos. 7.33g. Head of Athena lt., wearing Attic helmet decorated with a griffin, 'P' behind. / Lion prowling rt., 'F' above, YEVHTWN in ex. Cf. Williams 527ff. VF. view image $200
129. Lucania, Sybaris. c.550-510 BC. AR Nomos. 7.62g. 'VM' in exergue, bull standing left on dotted exergual line, head reverted. / Same incuse, no 'MV'. Pleasing VF. view image $500
130. Bruttium, Kroton. 500 - 465 BC. AR Nomos. 6.96g. Delphic tripod terminating in lion's feet. / Incuse eagle flying rt. SNG ANS 284. aVF. view image $300
131. Apulia, Arpi. 3rd Century BC. AE-19. 4.46g. Bull butting rt., Y O beneath. / AP ANOY, horse prancing rt. BMC Italy, 6. aVF. view image $40
Sicily
132. Gela. c.490/485 - 480/475 BC. AR Didrachm. 8.40g. Nude horseman in conical cap galloping right, brandishing a spear overhead in his right hand / [C]E A , forepart of man-headed bull right. Jenkins 54; SNG ANS 9. Fine. view image $150
133. Messana. c.420 - 413 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 16.89g. Mule biga driven right by nymph Messana, two dolphins nose to nose in exergue / ME ANION, Hare leaping right above dolphin right. Caltabiano 537. Rizzo pl. 26, 3. Nice VF. view image $1,500
134. Selinos. c.500 - 480 BC. AR Didrachm. 8.30g. Selinon leaf. / Incuse square divided into eight sections. SNG ANS 665. Fine. Very good silver. view image $200
135. Syracuse. c.480 - 475 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 16.97g. Charioteer driving a walking quadriga rt., holding a kentron and reins. Nike flies above, crowning the horses. / YPAKO ION, Head of Arethusa rt. surrounded by four dolphins swimming clockwise. Boehringer 224; Randazzo 383. aVF and nice. view image $300
136. Syracuse. Lot of 2 bronzes of Hieron II. 274 - 216 BC. AE-27. Head of Hieron II lt. / Horseman rt.; AE-19. Head of Poseidon lt. / Trident. Both aVF and pleasing. view image $125
Kings of Macedon
137. Philip II. 359 - 336 BC. Tetradrachm of 323 - 316/5 BC. Amphipolis. 14.16g. Laureate head of Zeus rt. / OY, youth on horseback rt., ' ' and aplustre below. Le Rider pl.46, 18. Choice EF+. view image $900
138. Alexander the Great. 336 - 323 BC. AR Tetradrachm, c.240 - 190 BC. Miletus, Ionia. 16.92g. Head of Herakles rt., wearing lion's skin. / A AN POY, Zeus seated lt., holding a patera and a sceptre, lion & monogram before, monogram below seat. Price 2167. Choice aEF and an exceptional example. view image $450
139. Alexander the Great, 336 - 323 BC. AR Tetradrachm, c.201 - 190 BC. Rhodes, Caria. 17.05g. Head of Herakles rt., wearing lion's skin. / A AN POY, Zeus seated lt., holding a patera and a sceptre, rose & monogram before, 'PO' below seat. Price -; Muller 1156. Nice EF. view image $500
140. Alexander the Great. 336 - 323 BC. AR Tetradrachm, c.328 - 320 BC. Arados, Phoenicia. 17.06g. Head of Herakles rt., wearing lion's skin. / BA A AN POY, Zeus seated lt., holding an eagle and sceptre, 'L' before, 'AP' monogram below seat. Price 3320. VF. view image $200
141. Alexander the Great. 336 - 323 BC. AR Drachm of c.310 - 301 BC. Teos. 4.26g. Head of Herakles rt., wearing lion's skin. / BA A AN POY, Zeus seated lt., holding an eagle and sceptre, tripod & ' ' in lt. field. Price 2307. Choice VF with pleasing tone. view image $125
142. Alexander the Great. 336 - 323 BC. AR Obol. Sidon, Phoenicia. 0.34g. Head of Herakles rt., wearing lion's skin. / A AN POY, Zeus seated lt., holding a patera and a sceptre. Price 3476. VF. Scarce. view image $150
143. Philip III. 323 - 317 BC. AR Hemidrachm. Babylon. 2.01g. Head of Herakles rt., wearing lion's skin. / OY, Zeus seated lt., holding an eagle and sceptre. Price P185. Nice VF, minor roughness. Scarce. view image $150
144. Kassander. 316 - 297 BC. Æ 20. Struck 306-297 BC. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. / BA E KA AN OY, horseman right, 'L' below, 'T' and a star before horse. SNG Cop. 1142v. aVF. view image $40
145. Amphipolis. Under Rome. After 167 - 70 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 17.02g. Diademed head of Artemis rt., quiver and bow on shoulder; at the center of a Macedonian shield. / MAKE ON N P TH , to either side of the club of Hercules, monograms above and below; all within an oak-wreath. SNG Cop. 1315. Nice VF. view image $200
146. Amphipolis. Under Rome. After 167 - 70 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 16.80g. Diademed head of Artemis rt., quiver and bow on shoulder; at the center of a Macedonian shield. / MAKE ON N P TH , to either side of the club of Hercules, monograms above and below; all within an oak-wreath. SNG Cop. 1315. Nice VF. view image $200
147. Macedon, Under Rome. Aesillas Quaester. c.70 BC. Tetradrachm. 16.01g. MAKE ON N, Diademed head of Alexander the Great rt., 'Q' behind. / AESILLAS, Money chest, club and chair; all within an oak-wreath. SNG Fitzwilliam 2347. Nice VF, attractively toned. view image $250
Moesia
148. Istrus. 400 - 350 BC. AR Stater. 4.63g. Two male heads facing, the rt. inverted. / Sea eagle flying lt., attacking a dolphin with its' talons. BMC Moesia, 2. aVF. view image $75
149. Kallatis. 2nd - 1st Century BC. AE-16. 2.04g. Crested head of Athena rt. / KA A -A H between a club and ear of barley. BMC Moesia, 5. VF. view image $40
Thrace
150. Apollonia Pontica. c.450 - 400 BC. AR Drachm. 3.11g. Anchor flanked by 'A' and a crayfish. / Gorgoneian facing with wild hair and a protruding tongue. BMC 5. VF. view image $75
151. Apollonia Pontica. c.450 - 400 BC. AR Drachm. 2.83g. Anchor flanked by 'A' and a crayfish. / Gorgoneian facing with wild hair and a protruding tongue. BMC 7. VF. view image $75
152. Thrace, Byzantion C.340-320 BC. AR Hemidrachm. 2.49g. Bull standing left on dolphin 'PY' above. / Quadripartite mill sail incuse. SNG BM Black Sea 31. Fine. view image $50
Kings of Thrace
153. Lysimachus. 323 - 281 BC. AR Drachm, 294 - 287 BC. Ephesus, Ionia. 3.98g. Head of deified Alexander the Great rt., wearing horn of Ammon. / BA E Y IMAXOY, Athena Nicephorus seated lt., holding Nike and a spear, shield by her side, bee in field lt. Muller 421. aVF, some porosity. view image $150
154. Islands off Thrace, Thasos. 525 - 463 BC. AR Stater. 8.59g. Satyr carrying off a protesting nymph. / Quadrapartite incuse. SNG Cop. 1010. Nice VF, attractive toning. view image $600
155. Islands off Thrace, Thasos. 525 - 463 BC. AR Stater. 8.49g. Satyr carrying off a protesting nymph. / Quadrapartite incuse. SNG Cop. 1010. VF, some crystallization and light scratches. view image $400
156. Islands off. Thasos. Circa 525-463 BC. AR Diobol. 1.05g. Satyr running right / Quadripartite incuse square. Rosen 144. VF. view image $75
157. Islands off Thrace, Thasos. Under Rome. After 148 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 14.53g. Head of Dionysos rt., wreathed rt. / HPK EOY THPO N, Herakles standing lt., leaning on a club and holding a lion's skin, monogram to lt. SNG Cop. 1040. VF. view image $100
Bosporus
158. Caesarea (Panticapaeum). Late 1st Century BC. AE22. 5.79g. Veiled female head wearing calathus rt. / KAI APEWN, sceptre; in field, H. RPC.I. 1936. aVF. view image $175
159. Kotys II. 123 - 132 AD. AE24, 48 nummia. 8.52g. BACILEWC KOTYOC, his draped bust rt. / Horseman galloping rt., MH in ex. VF. view image $175
160. Rheskuporis II. 211 - 228 AD. AE24. 8.84g. BACILE C PHCKOV OPI OC, his draped bust rt. / Aphrodite seated lt., holding a patera and a sceptre, star before. BMC 15. Nice VF. view image $175
Central Greece
161. Thessaly, Larissa. c.340 - 320 BC. AR Didrachm. 11.85g. Head of nymph facing lightly rt. / API IAON, bridled horse trotting rt. SNG Cop 119; SNG Lockett 1571. VF, minor porosity. view image $900
162. Boeotia, Thebes. c.379 - 338 BC. AR Stater. 11.97g. Boeotian shield. / KA-BI, amphora. BMC Central Greece pg., 83, 150. aVF. view image $150
163. Euboia, Chalkis. 369 - 336 BC. AR Drachm. 3.51g. Head of Hera lt., hair rolled. / XA K, eagle flying lt., carrying a snake in talons and beak. cf. BMC Central Greece, 40. VF. view image $150
164. Euboia, Histiaia. 196 - 146 BC. AR Tetrobol. 2.60g. Head of nymph rt. / AIE N, Nymph seated on a prow, holding a naval standard; wing on galley trident below. BMC 22. VF. view image $100
165. Euboia, Histiaia. 196 - 146 BC. AR Tetrobol. 2.08g. Head of nymph rt. / {AIE N}, Nymph seated on a prow, holding a naval standard; swirl on galley trident below. Choice VF, high relief. view image $100
166. Attica, Athens. After 449 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 17.04g. Helmeted head of Athena rt. / A E, Owl standing rt., head facing, crescent and olive-sprig above. SNG Cop. 31. Choice VF. view image $900
167. Attica, Athens. After 449 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 17.09g. Helmeted head of Athena rt. / A E, Owl standing rt., head facing, crescent and olive-sprig above. SNG Cop. 31. Nice VF. view image $650
168. Attica, Athens. After 449 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 16.89g. Helmeted head of Athena rt. / A E, Owl standing rt., head facing, crescent and olive-sprig above. SNG Cop. 31. Fine. view image $200
169. Attica, Athens. After 393 BC. AR Tetradrachm 17.00g. Helmeted head of Athena right / Owl standing right. SNG Cop. 63. aVF, weakly struck. view image $150
170. Aegina, c.480-457 BC. AR Stater. 12.11g. Sea turtle with T-back shell. / Skew pattern. SNG Cop. 522. Fine with nice toning. view image $300
Pelopponesus
171. Corinthia, Corinth. c.500 - 480 BC. AR Stater. 8.43g. Pegasus walking lt., wing curled. / Head of Athena lt., wearing Corinthian helm, torch behind. cf. Sear 1863. Fine. view image $200
172. Corinthia, Corinth. c.345 - 307 BC. AR Stater. 8.52g. Head of Athena lt., wearing Corinthian helm, head of Helios behind. / Pegasus flying lt., koppa beneath. BMC Corinth, 253. Pleasing VF, nicely toned. view image $250
173. Corinthia, Corinth. c.345 - 307 BC. AR Stater. 8.40g. Head of Athena lt., wearing Corinthian helm, 'A P' at neck, chimera behind. / Pegasus flying lt., koppa beneath. Ravel 1010; Pegasi I pg. 262, 428. Fine. view image $150
174. Corinthia, Corinth. c.345-307 BC. AR Drachm. 2.42g. Pegasos flying lt., koppa beneath. / Head of nymph lt.; star at left; monogram at right. SNG Cop 127v. aVF. view image $100
175. Corinthia, Corinth. c.303 - 287 BC. Lot of 2 AE12's. Pegasus flying lt. / Trident. Both VF. view image $100/2
Pontos
176. Amisos. 2nd - 1st Century BC. AE-22. 5.89g. Aegis, with gorgon's head at center. / Nike advancing rt., carrying a palm-frond, AMI - OY across field. BMC Pontos, pg. 20, 74. VF and nice for this interesting type. view image $40
Paphlagonia
177. Sinope. c.325 - 300 BC. Drachm. 6.02g. Head of nymph lt., hair in sakkos. / Sea eagle on dolphin lt., (magistrate) behind. SNG BM Black Sea 1487. VF, obverse a bit off-center. Attractive toning. view image $200
Mysia
178. Kyzicus. c.480 - 450 BC. AR Trihemiobol. 1.12g. Forepart of a running boar lt., tunny behind. / Head of a roaring lion lt. Weber 5030. VF. view image $75
179. Lampsakos. 390 - 330 BC. AR Hemidrachm. 2.23g. Janiform female head wearing tainia and earring. / AM, head of Athena to rt., wearing a Corinthian helmet. BMC Mysia, pg. 82, 32. aVF. view image $125
180. Miletus. c.350 - 300 BC. AR Obol. .56g. Laureate head of Apollo Didymaios ¾ face to lt. / Lion standing lt., star above. VF and rare. view image $150
181. Pergamon. c.166 - 160 BC. AR Cistophoric Tetradrachm. 12.76g. Cista mystica with emerging serpent; all within an ivy wreath. / Bow-case with serpents; head of Hermes to rt. VF, well struck reverse with beautiful toning. view image $125
Ionia
182. Teos. c.500 - 450 BC. AR Stater. 11.86g. Griffin seated rt., paw raised. / Quadrapartite incuse square. Balcer 031. VF, miner flatness. Great silver quality. view image $400
183. Islands off Ionia, Chios. 431 - 412 BC. AR Drachm. 3.48g. Sphinx seated lt., grapes and amphora before. / Quadrapartite incuse. SNG Cop. 1546. Toned fine. view image $200
184. Islands off Ionia, Chios. 2nd - 1st Century BC. AE-17. 3.65g. Sphinx seated lt. / Amphora between IHN N and XIO . VF, cleaned but very attractive. view image $75
185. Islands off Troas, Tenedos. 450 - 387 BC. AR Drachm. 3.27g. Janiform female and male heads, possibly Zeus and Hera. / Double axe; grapes and cicada to left and right below. BMS Troas pg. 93, 21. Nicely toned VF. view image $300
Caria
186. Iasos. Mid 3rd Century BC. AR Drachm. 5.31g. Laureate head of Apollo rt. / Youth Hermais with his left arm over a dolphin, 'IA' above, IO ANTO below. BMC 18, 5. Near EF with lovely deep toning. Rare. view image $500
187. Kaunos. c.410 - 390 BC. AR Stater. 11.55g. Winged female figure running left with caduceus & wreath / Baetyl. Cf. Konuk 114. Fine. view image $150
188. Islands off Caria, Rhodes. 387 - 304 BC. AR Didrachm. 6.60g. Head of Helios ¾ facing to rt. / PO ION above rose with a bud, ' ' and a thunderbolt to lt. Fine. view image $125
Lydia
189. Croesus. 561 - 546 BC. AR Stater. 10.32g. Confronted foreparts of a lion and bull. / Double incuse punch. BMC 17. Ex. Sotheby's, June 1990, 543, 44. VF and rare. view image $1200
190. Lydia, under Persian rule. 450 - 330 BC. Lot of 3 AR sigloi. King running rt., holding a dagger and bow. / Incuse punch. BMC 21. All nice VF and good examples. view image $200/3
Lycia
191. Lycian Dynasts, 480 - 440 BC. AR Stater. 9.15g. Boar standing rt. / Sea turtle within a dotted square in incuse. BMC Lycia, pg. 4, 17. VF, overstruck on another type. Choice old toning. view image $400
Kings of Syria
192. Seleucus I. 312 - 280 BC. AR Tetradrachm. Seleucia Mint. 16.96g. Head of Herakles rt., wearing lion's skin. / E EYKOY, Zeus seated lt., holding a patera and a sceptre, monogram before, 'K' below seat. Spaer 115. VF. view image $250
193. Antiochus I. 280 - 261 BC. AR Drachm. Ai Khanoum. 4.10g. Head of king rt., wearing a fillet. / BA ANTIOXOY, Apollo seated lt. on omphalos, holding an arrow, monogram before. Spaer 326v. aVF. view image $75
194. Alexander I Balas. 150 - 145 BC. AR Tetradrachm of Year 163, 150 - 149 BC. 15.77g. Head of king rt., wearing a fillet. / BA E A AN POY EO ATOPO EYEP ETOY, Zeus seated lt., holding Victory and a sceptre, cornucopiae to lt., and a trident in ex. Spaer 1417v. VF, few minor nicks. Choice old toning. view image $250
195. Antiochus VII. 138 - 129 BC. Tetradrachm. Antioch. 17.02g. His head rt., wearing a fillet. / BA ANTIOXOY EYEP ETOY, Athena standing lt. resting on a shield, holding Nike and a spear, monogram and control marks in field. Spaer 1873. Near EF with good style. view image $200
196. Demetrius II, 2nd Reign. 130 - 125 BC. AR Tetradrachm, 127 - 126 BC. Phoenicia, Tyre. 14.03g. His head rt., wearing a fillet. / BA HMHTPIOY, eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, palm over shoulder, club-monogram before. Spaer 2261v; ANS Num. 3, 180. Nice VF. view image $250
Phoenicia
197. Sidon. Baalshallim. c.386 - 372 BC. AR Double Shekel. 26.47g. War galley to left over waves; Phoenician letter 'B' above. / King of Persia and a driver in a chariot left; Egyptian attendant behind. BMC Phoenicia pg. 143, 17; Betlyon 18. VF. view image $250
Mesopotamia
198. Babylon. Under Alexander III. c.328 - 311 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 16.65g. Baal seated lt., holding a sceptre; sickle above knee. / Lion walking lt., symbol above. aVF. view image $100
Judaea
199. Roman Procurators. Pontius Pilate26 - 36 AD under Tiberius. AE-Prutah, year 16, 29 AD. 2.00g. IOY IA KAICAPOC, three bounds ears of barley. / TIBEPIOY KAICAPOC, libation ladle. Hendin 648. VF. view image $50
200. Lot of 16 prutahs. Coponius. Barley / Palm-tree (2); Marcus Ambibulus. Barley / Palm-tree; Pontius Pilate. Littus / Wreath; 1st revolt. Amphora / Vine (2); Agrippa I. Canopy / Barley (7); plus three unidentified. Grades VG - VF. $150/16
Bactria
201. Demetrius I. c.200 - 190 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 15.90g. Bust of Demetrius rt., wearing elephant's skin head-dress. / BA HMHTPIOY, Nude Herakles standing facing, crowning himself and holding a club and lion's skin; monogram to lt. Bopearachchi Serie 1B; SNG ANS 186. VF, some corrosion on edges. Nice portrait. view image $400
202. Antimachos. 171 - 160 BC. AR Drachm. Taxila 'M' Workshop. 2.36g. BA NIK OPOY ANTIMAXOY, Victory standing lt., holding a palm, monogram before. / Karosthi legends. Armed horseman galloping rt. Mitchner 135c. Nice VF. view image $100
203. Menander. c.160 - 145 BC. AE Rectangular Obol. Pushkalavati Mint. 19.70g. BA THPO MENAN POY, ox head facing. / Karosthi script. Tripod, mint monogram to rt. Mitchner 232. aVF and a scarce larger bronze. Overstruck on an earlier obol of Menander with his bust rt. view image $400
204. Apollodotus I. c.160 - 150 BC. AR Rectangular Drachm. Taxila 'M' Workshop. 2.39g. BA A O OTOY THP , elephant standing rt., monogram below. / Karosthi Legends. Humped bull. Mitchner 206h. VF. view image $100
205. Apollodotus I. c.160 - 150 BC. AE Rectangular Hemiobol. Panjhir mint. 9.51g. BA A OTOY THPO , Apollo standing lt., holding a bow and arrow. / Karosthi script. Tripod, no control marks. Mitchner 209a. Near EF and of superb quality for this popular issue. view image $350
206. Antialcidas. c.145 - 135 BC. AE Rectangular Hemiobol. Pushkalavati Mint. 11.49g. BA NIKH OPOY ANTIA KI OY, bare-headed bust of Hercules rt., thunderbolt over his shoulder. / Karosthi script. Palms and pilei of the Dioscuri, mint monogram below. Mitchner 280. VF and a beautiful example. view image $150
207. Bactria, lot of 2 bronzes. 1). Apollodotus I. c.160 - 150 BC. AE Rectangular Hemiobol. Apollo / Tripod; 2). Antialcidas. c.145 - 135 BC. AE Rectangular Hemiobol. Zeus / Caps of Dioscuri. Both aVF and nice examples. view image $75/2
Arabia
208. Arabia Felix, Himyarites. c.1st Century AD. AR Unit. 3.41g. long-haired head on line lt., flanked by a curved symbol and a spear with a crossbar. / Bucranium facing with frond, monogram to rt., open curved symbol to lt. Munro-Hay 2.6i. VF. view image $100
209. Arabia Felix, Himyarites. c.1st Century AD. AR Unit. "MDN BYN" 1.44g. Male head rt., crescent and trident monogram (HDR) behind. / Legend 'MDNIBYNI. Male head rt., 'sceptre' symbol to rt., RYDN in ex. Munro-Hay 3.4i. EF and well struck. view image $100
Kings of Egypt
210. Ptolemy I, as Satrap. 323 - 305 BC. AR Attic Tetradrachm. Struck c.315 - 310 BC. 15.61g. Head of Alexander rt., wearing elephant's skin headdress. / Athena Alkidemos walking rt., holding a spear and a shield; eagle on thunderbolt and HP monogram in rt. field. BMC Ptolemies, pg. 4, 29. Nice VF with lovely toning. view image $400
211. Ptolemy I. 323 - 283 BC. AR Tetradrachm. Alexandria. 13.73g. Head of Ptolemy rt., wearing fillet. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, P and A before. Svor. 247. aVF, few light scratches. view image $150
212. Ptolemy I. 323 - 283 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 13.29g. Along with another tetradrachm of Ptolemy II. 285 - 246 BC. 13.65g. Both Fine. view image $200/2
213. Ptolemy II. 285 - 246 BC. AE41. Akko Mint. 62.22g. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon rt. / Two eagles standing lt. on a thunderbolt, monogram before, cornucopiae tied with fillets behind. Svor. 788. Fine and very rare. Only 2 specimens cited by Svoronos. view image $250
214. Ptolemy III. 246 - 221 BC. AE40. Alexandria. 72.73g. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon rt. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, cornucopiae before. Svor. pl. 35a, 7. Choice VF and a beautiful Ptolemaic bronze. view image $300
215. Ptolemy III, 246 - 221 BC. AE-33. Alexandria. 38.72g. Head of Zeus-Ammon rt. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, cornucopiae before, chi-rho between legs. Choice VF with beautiful style and patination. view image $350
216. Ptolemy IV. 221 - 205 BC. AE-33. Alexandria. 32.13g. Head of Zeus-Ammon rt. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, cornucopiae before. VF. view image $125
217. Ptolemy V. 204 - 180 BC. AR Didrachm. Alexandria. 6.26g. Head of Ptolemy rt., wearing a fillet. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt. Svor. 1490. Choice VF. view image $250
218. Ptolemy V. 204 - 180 BC. Æ 26. 15.10g. Wreathed head of Isis right / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, wings open. SNG Cop 247. Attractive VF. view image $100
219. Ptolemy VI. 180 - 145 BC. AR Tetradrachm. Alexandria. 13.57g. Head of Ptolemy rt., wearing a fillet. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, wings back. Svor. 1489. Attractive VF. view image $250
220. Ptolemy X. 116 - 80 BC. AR Tetradrachm, Year 4, 116 - 115 BC. Alexandria. 13.81g. Head of Ptolemy rt., wearing a fillet. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, LA - A in fields. Svor. 1665. aVF with nice toning. view image $125
221. Ptolemy X. 116 - 80 BC. AE-33. 38.03g. Head of Zeus rt., wearing Tainia. / Two eagles standing lt. on a thunderbolt. SNG Cologne 176. aVF. Large and attractive. view image $125
222. Cleopatra VII. 51 - 30 BC. Tetradrachm of Year 21, 31 BC. Alexandria. 13.03g. Head of Ptolemy rt., with feminized features. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, palm at shoulder, LKB and head-dress of Isis before, A behind. Svor. 1832. aVF with some encrustation. Struck the year of the Battle of Actium, which turned the tide against Antony and Cleopatra and lead to their Suicides the next year. view image $125
223. Cleopatra VII. 51 - 30 BC. Tetradrachm of Year 28, 38 BC. Alexandria. 11.36g. Head of Ptolemy rt., with feminized features. / Eagle standing lt. on a thunderbolt, palm at shoulder, LH and head-dress of Isis before, A behind. VF. view image $150
224. Cleopatra VII, AE 80-Drachm. Alexandria. 19.44g. Diademed and draped bust of Cleopatra VII right / Eagle standing left on thunderbolt, double cornucopiae before, behind. BMC 4-5, Svoronos 1871. aFine. view image $125
225. Zeugitania, Carthage. c.270 - 260 BC. EL Stater. 7.46g. Wreathed head of Tanit lt., wearing triple-pendant earring and necklace. / Horse standing rt. on single ground line. Jenkins & Lewis Group VII, 361; SNG Cop. 988. Nice VF, small ancient file mark on edge. view image $400
North Africa
226. Zeugitania, Carthage. 3rd Century BC. AE-19. 5.85g. Head of Tanit lt., wreathed with corn. / Head and neck of horse. S. 6526. VF. view image $40
227. Numidia. Micipsa. 148 - 118 BC. AE-27. 15.58g. Bearded male head lt. / Horse galloping lt. Muller III, 18,25. VF. view image $100
228. Numidia, Juba I. 60 - 46 BC. AR Denarius. 3.85g. REX IVBA, Bust of Juba rt., sceptre at shoulder. / Octastyle temple; on either side, Neo-Punic legend. Muller III, 42,50. Nice VF, old cabinet toning. view image $200
East
229. Sasanian Kings, Khusro II. 590 - 628 AD. AR Drachm of year 8, 597 AD. Uncertain Mint. 4.14g. Bust of king rt., wearing elaborate head gear. / A pair of attendants flanking a fire altar. Sellwood Type 62. VF with some minor flatness. view image $50
230. Hephthalites, c.6th Century AD. AR Drachm. Balkh Mint. Hormizd IV style bust rt., countermark of a male head with legend. / Two attendants flanking a fire altar, countermark "Phoros". Unpublished? with these marks. aVF and a pleasing example. view image $75
231. Antioch, Crusader coin: Bohemund, c. 1200 A. D. AR denier. Knight / Cross. See Schlumberger plate II, 18. VF; along with an Austrian silver piece and 4 Bohemian pragergroschen. A very nice lot, mostly fine and better. view image $100/6
232. Armenia, a lot of 4 Medieval Cilician coins; two copper tanks and a silver tram of Levon I, 1198 - 1219, and a Tram of Hetoum I, 1226 - 1270. F - VF. view image $75/4
233. India, Orissa. 1200 - 1400 AD. Gold Pagoda. 3.70g. Jeweled elephant rt. / Ornamental floral pattern. Fried 198. VF. view image $100
Islamic
234. Arab-Sasanian, Anonymous Yazdgard III type c.651 - 665 AD. AR Drachm. "Frozen" Year 20 YE. 'SK' Mint. 2.94g. Bust rt. wearing elaborate head-dress, "bism Allah" in margin. / Fire altar; two attendants holding swords, facing. Star to left, crescent to right. Four crescents containing stars outside triple border. Album 1; Mitchiner ACW 1342; Mitchiner WOI 22. Nice VF. These types bear the immobilized 'year 20' of Yazdgard III ('Yazdgard Era' year 20=651 AD=AH 31), and are believed to have been struck for about 15 years. This is the earliest dated Islamic coin. view image $100
235. Tabaristan, Arab Governors. Hanna bin Hani. c.788 AD. AR Hemidrachm. 2.08g. Sasanian style bust rt., name of Khusro II. / Two attendants flank a fire altar. Val. 79. Nice EF, beautiful toning. view image $75
236. Umayyad, 8th Century AD. Gold Dinar. 4.24g. Choice VF and attractive. view image $200
237. Spain, Almoravid. c.11th - 12th Century. Gold Dinar. 4.11g. Choice VF. view image $300
ROMAN REPUBLIC
238. Picenum: Hatria, early 3rd Century BC. AE Biunx, 69.64g. Cock standing l.; two pellets. / HAT, Shoe. H. pl. 76, 8; Syd. 189; TV 185. VF and very rare. view image $550
239. Anonymous, Æ Aes Grave Sextans, c.265 - 242 BC. Rome. 34.44g. Tortoise. / Six-spoked wheel. Crawford 24/7; Haeberlin pl. 25, 17; Vecchi 35. VF for type. Nice patination. view image $200
240. Anonymous Æ Aes Grave As. c 240-225 BC. Rome. Head of Janus, 'I' above. / Prow right, 'I' above Crawford 35/1, BMCRR (Rome) 1. Choice VF with original patina. A superb example of one of the largest Roman coins. view image $1200
241. Anonymous, c.225 - 212 BC. AR Didrachm or Quadrigatus. Rome. 6.51g. Laureate head of Janus. / Jupiter in a quadriga rt. driven by Victory, holding a thunderbolt and a sceptre; ROMA incuse on a raised tablet below. Syd. 64a; Craw 28/3; RSC 23; Vecchi 51. VF, few nicks. Nice toning. view image $300
242. Q. Marcius Libo. 148 BC. As. Rome. 19.39g. Laureate head of Janus, 'I' above. / Q. MARC above a prow, ROMA below. BMCRR 702. aVF. view image $200
243. Man. Acilius Balbus. 125 BC. AR Denarius. 3.76g. Helmeted head of Roma rt., ROMA below, BALBVS behind, star below chin; all within a laurel wreath. / Jupiter and Victory in a quadriga rt., round Macedonian shield below horses, MN ACILI in ex. Acilia 1; Syd. 498. VF. view image $50
244. Cn. Fulvius M. Calidius & Q. Metellus. 117 - 116 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.81g. Helmeted head of Roma rt., star below chin, ROMA behind. / Victory in a biga rt., CN. FOVL below horses, M. CAL. Q. MET. in ex. Syd. 539a; Fulvia 1. Nice VF. view image $75
245. Lucius Caesius. 112 - 111 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 2.45g. Youthful bust of Vejovis lt., viewed from behind, hurling a thunderbolt, monogram of ROMA behind. / The two Lares seated rt., gog between them, L. CAESI in ex, head of Vulcan and tongs above. Caesia 1; Syd. 564. VF with attractive toning. view image $100
246. Cn. Blasio Cn. f. 112 - 111 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 2.49g. CN. BLASIO CN. F, Helmeted head of Scipio Africanus or Blasio rt., star before and symbol behind. / Jupiter standing between Juno and Minerva, ROMA in ex. Syd. 561; Cornelia 19. VF. view image $75
247. Cn. Blasio Cn. f. 112 - 111 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.81g. CN. BLASIO CN. F, Helmeted head of Scipio Africanus or Blasio rt., star before and symbol behind. / Jupiter standing between Juno and Minerva, ROMA in ex. Syd. 561; Cornelia 19. VF. view image $75
248. C. Sulpicius C.f. Galba. 106 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.90g. Laureate heads of the Dei Penates conjoined lt., D. P. P. before. / Two soldiers swearing oath over a sow, 'L' above, C. SVLPICI C.F. in ex. Sulpicia 1; Syd. 572. VF, minor flatness. Neat type. view image $100
249. L. Thorius Balbus. 105 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.68g. Head of Juno of Lanuvium rt., wearing goat's skin, I.S.M.R. (Juno Sispes Mater Regina) behind. / Bull charging rt., 'R' above, L. THORIVS / BALBVS below. Thoria 1; Syd. 598. VF. view image $75
250. L. Julius L. f. Caesar. 103 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 2.71g. CAESAR, Helmeted head of Mars lt. / Venus Genetrix in a biga lt., drawn by two Cupids, lyre before, 'E' above, L. IVLI. L. F. in ex. Julia 4; Syd. 593. VF, dark toning. view image $100
251. C. Mamilius Limetanus. 82 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.67g. Bust of Mercury rt., caduceus behind. / C. MAMIL. LIMETAN, Ulysses walking his dog rt. Mamilia 6; Syd. 741. aVF. Nice mythological type. view image $100
252. A. Postumius Albinus. 81 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.87g. HISPAN, veiled head of Hispania rt., with disheveled hair. / Togate figure standing lt. between Roman eagle and fasces. Postumia 8; Syd. 746. aVF, nice toning. view image $75
253. C. Marius C. f. Capito. 81 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.86g. C. MARI C.F. CAPIT. XXXXVII, bust of Ceres rt. / Husbandman lt., ploughing with a yoke of Oxen, XXXXVII above, C. MARI. C.F. / S.C. below. Maria 9; Syd. 744b. Nice VF. view image $100
254. L. Procilius. 80 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.96g. A. POSTVMIVS COS, bare head of the consul, Aulus Postumius Albinus rt. / ALBINVS BRVTI F. within a wreath. Postumia 14a; Syd. 943b. aVF. Light scratches. view image $150
255. Q. Fufius Calenus and Mucius Cordus. 70 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 2.48g. KALENI below jugate heads of Honos and Virtus, VIRT before. / Roma and Italia hand in hand, 'RO' on rt., ITAL on lt., CORDI in ex. Fufia 1; Syd. 797. VF. Alludes to the pacification of Italy after the Social War, the alliance now under the special care of the divinities Honos and Virtus. view image $100
256. C. Piso L.f. Frugi. 67 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.87g. Head of Apollo rt., wearing fillet, 'II' behind. / C. PISO L.F. FRVGI / F, horseman galloping rt., caduceus above. Calpurnia 24. Nice VF. view image $100
257. L. Marcius Philippus. 56 BC. AR Denarius. 3.71g. Diademed head of Ancus Marcus rt., ANCVS. / FILIPPVS, equestrian statue on an arcade of 5 arches, AQVA F. between the arches. BMC 3890; Marcia 28. Mint State and a superb example. view image $300
258. A. Plautius. 55 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.68g. A. PLAVTIVS AED. CVR., turreted head of Cybele rt., S.C. behind. / Bacchius kneels rt., with Camel at his side, extending an olive-branch, BACCHIVS in ex., IVDAEVS on rt. Plautia 13; Syd. 932. aVF, small banker's mark. view image $100
259. Q. Cassius Longinus. 55 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 2.13g. Head of Libertas rt., LIBERT before, Q. CASSIVS before. / Curule chair within a circular temple of Vesta between an urn and voting tablet inscribed 'AC'. Cassia 8; Syd. 918. aVF, dark toning. view image $50
260. C. Vibius Pansa Caetronianus. 48 BC. AR Denarius. 4.23g. PANSA below mask of Pan rt. / C. VIBIVS C.F.C.N. behind Jupiter Axurus seated lt., IOVIS AXVR before. Vibia 19; Syd. 948. Nice VF, attractive dark tone. view image $150
IMPERATORIAL ROME
261. Pompey. Died 48 BC. AR Denarius, 42 - 40 BC. Sicilian Mint. 3.22g. MAG. PIVS IMP. ITER., his bare head rt. between capis and lituus. / Neptune lt., foot on prow, between the brothers Anapias and Amphinomus, with their parents on their shoulders, PRAEF above, CLAS. ET. ORAE/MARIT. EX. S.C. in ex. CRI 343; Syd. 1344. aVF with choice toning. view image $300
262. Julius Caesar. Died 44 BC. AR Denarius, 47 - 46 BC. Military Mint in North Africa. 3.89g. Diademed head of Venus rt. / CAESAR, Aeneas advancing to lt., holding a palladium and bearing his father Anchises on his shoulder. CRI 55; Syd. 1013. Choice VF with beautiful toning. view image $200
263. Julius Caesar. Died 44 BC. AR Denarius, 46 - 45 BC. Military Mint in Spain. 3.83g. Diademed head of Venus rt., Cupid at her shoulder. / CAESAR, Trophy of Gallic arms with two seated captives at base. CRI 58; Syd. 1014. aVF. view image $100
264. Julius Caesar. Died 44 BC. AR Denarius, 42 BC. Rome. 3.51g. His laureate head rt. / L. MVSSIDIVS LONGVS, Cornucopiae on a globe, between a rudder, caduceus and apex. CRI 116; BMCRR 4237-44. Fine. view image $200
265. Julius Caesar. Died 44 BC. AR Denarius, 40 BC. Rome. 3.97g. DIVI IVLI, his laureate head rt., lituus behind. / Q. VOCONIVS VITVLVS, calf standing lt. BMC 4308; Syd. 1132; RSC 46. Nice VF. Good portrait. view image $800
266. Lepidus & Octavian. AR Denarius, spring - summer, 42 BC. Italian Mint. 3.82g. LEPIDVS PONT MAX III V. R.P.C., bare head of Lepidus rt. / CAESAR IMP III VIR R.P.C., bare head of Octavian rt. Sear Imp. 140; Syd. 1323. Fine with clear devices. Scarce. view image $200
267. Marc Antony & Octavian. AR Denarius, spring - early summer, 41 BC. Ephesus. 3.35g. M. ANT. IMP. AVG. III VIR. R.P.C. M. BARBAT. Q. P., bare of Antony rt. / CAESAR IMP. PONT. III VIR. R.P.C., bare head of Octavian rt. BMC 103; RSC 8. aVF, banker's marks. view image $150
268. Mark Antony & Octavia. AR Cistophorus, 39 BC. Ephesus. 11.88g. M. ANTONINVS IMP. COS. DESIG. ITER. ET TERT, head of Antony wearing an ivy wreath rt., below, a lituus; all within a wreath of ivy leaves and flowers. / III VIR R. P. C., draped bust of Octavia rt., above a cista flanked by twisted snakes. RPC.I. 2201. F. view image $200
269. Mark Antony & Cleopatra. 32 - 31 BC. AE20. 7.77g. BACI ICCHC K EO ATPAC, diademed and draped bust of Cleopatra rt. / ETOYC KA TOY KAI G EAC NEWTEPAC, bare head of Mark Antony rt. RPC.I. 4771; BMC Berytus 15. EF with some flatness. Virtually no wear on the coin. Nice olive patination. view image $400
ROMAN IMPERIAL
270. Augustus. 27 BC - 14 AD. AR Denarius. Lugdunum. 3.75g. CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI F PATER PATRIAE, his laureate head rt. / C.L. CAESARES AVGVSTI F. COS. DESIG. PRINC. IVVENT, Caius and Lucius Caesares standing facing, shields and spears, simpulum and lituus above. RPC.I. 350. VF. view image $300
271. Augustus. 27 BC - 14 AD. AR Denarius. Lugdunum. 3.70g. CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI F PATER PATRIAE, his laureate head rt. / C. L. CAESARES AVGVSTI F. COS. DESIG. PRINC. IVVENT, Caius and Lucius Caesares standing facing, shields and spears, simpulum and lituus above. RPC.I. 350. VF. view image $300
272. Augustus. 27 BC - 14 AD. As. Lugdunum. 9.26g. CAESAR PONT. MAX, his laureate head rt. / ROME ET AVG below the Altar of Lugdunum. RIC.I.229. aVF with pleasing olive patination. view image $100
273. Augustus. 27 BC - 14 AD. AE-21, 1 - 2 AD. Corinth, Achaea. 6.93g. AVGVSTVS CORIN, his bare head rt. / P. AEBVT SP F C IVLIO HERA II VIR QVIN ITER, within a wreath. RPC.I. 1138. aVF. Scarce. view image $175
274. Augustus, w/ Gaius & Lucius Caesars. 27 BC - 14 AD. AE-19, 2 - 1 BC. Corinth, Achaea. 6.77g. CAESAR CORINTHI, his bare head rt. / C. SERVILIO C.F. PRIMO M, ANTONIO HIPPARCHO II VIR, bare heads, face to face, of Gaius and Lucius; C L in field. RPC.I. 1136. Fine. Scarce. view image $175
275. Augustus with Tiberius. c.4 - 14 AD. AE20. Thessalonica, Macedon. 8.63g. E ONIKE N, laureate head of Augustus rt. / TIBEPIOS KAI AP, bare head of Tiberius rt. RPC.I. 1565; BMC 74. Nice VF and choice for this type. view image $200
276. Divus Augustus. Died 14 AD. Dupondius, c.22/3 - 26 AD. Struck by Tiberius. Rome. 10.99g. DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATERA, his radiate head lt. / PROVIDENT below and altar, S-C in fields. RIC.I.80. Choice VF. view image $200
277. Divus Augustus. Died 14 AD. Dupondius, c.22/3 - 26 AD. Struck by Tiberius. Rome. 10.67g. DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATERA, his radiate head lt. / PROVIDENT below and altar, S-C in fields. RIC.I.80. aVF, some obverse pitting. view image $75
278. Tiberius. 14 - 37 AD. As, 8 - 10 AD, as Caesar. Rome. 10.38g. TI. CAESAR AVGVST F. IMPERAT V, his bare head rt. / PONTIFEX TRIBVN POTESTATE XII around large SC. RIC.I. 469. aVF. view image $125
279. Tiberius. 14 - 37 AD. As, 35 - 36 AD. Rome. 10.02g. TI. CAESAR DIVI AVG. F. AVGVST. IMP. VIII, his laureate head lt. / PONTIF MAXIM TRIBVN POTEST XXXVII, caduceus, S-C in fields. RIC.I. 59. VF, encrusted. view image $75
280. Agrippa. Died 12 BC. As, 37 - 41 AD under Caligula. Rome. 11.15g. M. AGRIPPA L.F. COS III, head of Agrippa lt., wearing rostral crown. / Neptune standing lt., holding a dolphin and trident, S-C in fields. RIC.I. 58. aEF and a sharp example. view image $300
281. Agrippa. Died 12 BC. As, 37 - 41 AD under Caligula. Rome. 10.49g. M. AGRIPPA L.F. COS III, head of Agrippa lt., wearing rostral crown. / Neptune standing lt., holding a dolphin and trident, S-C in fields. RIC.I. 58. VF, good details. view image $300
282. Germanicus. Died 19 AD. As, 42 AD under Claudius. 9.81g. GERMANICVS CAESAR TI AVGVST F DIVI AVG N, his bare head lt. / C. CAESAR AVG GERMANICVS PON M. TR. POT around large SC. RIC.I.35. VF. view image $150
283. Caligula, 37 - 41 AD. As, 37 - 38 AD. Rome. 10.05. C. CAESAR AVG. GERMANICVS PON. M. TR. POT, his bare head lt. / VESTA, Vesta seated lt., holding a patera and sceptre, S-C in fields. RIC.I.38. aVF. view image $200
284. Caligula w/Diva Antonia. 37 - 41 AD. AE23. Thessalonica, Macedon. 7.91g. . KAI AP EBA TO , his laureate head lt. / ANT NIA EBA TH , her diademed and veiled bust lt. RPC.I. 1573. VF. view image $200
285. Agrippina Sr. Died 33 AD. Sestertius, 42 AD. Struck under Claudius. Rome. 28.30g. AGRIPPINA M. F. GERMANICI CAESARIS, her draped bust rt. / TI. CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG GERM. P.M. TR. P. IMP P.P., around a large SC. BMCRE 219; RIC.I. 102. VF, beautiful portrait and great surfaces. view image $600
286. Claudius. 41 - 54 AD. As, c.41 - 50 AD. Rome. 10.80g. TI. CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG. P.M. TR.P. IMP, his bare head lt. / LIBERTAS AVGVSTA, Libertas standing facing, head rt., holding a pileus, S-C in fields. RIC.I.97. VF and attractive. view image $125
287. Claudius. 41 - 54 AD. Dupondius, 42 AD. Rome. 15.56g. TI. CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG P.M. TR. P. IMP. P.P, his bare head lt. / CERES AVGVSTA, Ceres seated lt., holding corn-ears and a torch, SC in ex. RIC.I. 110. VF, nice portrait. view image $100
288. Claudius. 41 - 54 AD. Tetradrachm, Year 4, 43 - 44 AD. Alexandria, Egypt. 12.75g. TI. K AY I. KAI . EBA. EPMANI AYTOKP, his laureate head rt. / ME A INA KAI . EBA , Messalina standing lt., resting on a column, holding two small figures. Curtis 17; BMCRE 73. VF. view image $125
289. Claudius. 41 - 54 AD. Diobol, Year 12. 51 - 52 AD. Alexandria. 7.75g. TI. KLAY KAI. CEBAC. EPM, his laureate head rt. / AYTOKPA, eagle standing rt., looking back. RPC.I. 5187. Nice VF. view image $150
290. Nero. 54 - 68 AD. As, c.65 AD. Rome. 9.37g. NERO CAESAR AVG. GERM. IMP, his laureate head rt. / PACE PR TERRA MARIQ PARTA IANVM CLVSIT, view of the front of the temple of Janus, with latticed window and garland hung across closed double doors, S-C in fields. RIC.I.300. VF with a nice portrait. view image $150
291. Nero with Britannicus. 50 - 54 AD. AE18. Pergamum, Mysia. 7.22g. B ETANNIKOC KAICAP, bare head of Britannicus rt. / NEP N KAICAP, bare head of Nero Caesar rt. RPC.I. 2371. Fine with a good image of Britannicus. Rare. view image $150
292. Nero with Octavia, 54 - 68 AD. Tetradrachm, Year 5, 58 - 59 AD. Alexandria. 12.46g. NEP. K AY. KAI . EB. EP. AYTO, his laureate head rt. / OKTAOYIA EBA TOY, her draped bust rt., LE before. Milne 137. VF. Nice portrait of Nero's first wife. view image $150
293. Nero with Poppaea, 54 - 68 AD. Tetradrachm, Year 10, 63 - 64 AD. Alexandria, Egypt. 12.61g. NEP K AY. KAI . EB. EP. AYTO, his radiate head rt. / AI EBA TH, her draped bust rt., LI before. Curtis 128; BMC Alexandria, 123; Milne 217. aVF, nice portrait of Poppaea. view image $100
294. Otho, 69 AD. AE-28. Antioch, Syria. 13.06g. {IMP. M. OYHO CAE. AVG], his laureate head rt. / SC within a laurel-wreath. BMC Syria, pg. 176, 209. Fine, scarce. view image $100
295. Vitellius. 69 AD. AR Denarius. Rome. A. VITELLIVS GERM. IMP. AVG. TR. P., his laureate head rt. / LIBERTAS RESTITVTA, Libertas standing lt., holding pileus and a sceptre. RIC.I.18; BMCRE 31. VF, good portrait. view image $275
296. Vitellius. 69 BC. AR Denarius. Rome. 3.30g. A. VITELLIVS GERMAN. IMP. TR. P., his laureate head rt. / No Legend. Victory seated lt., holding a wreath and palm. RIC.I. 88(s). VF, scarce and attractive type. view image $250
297. Vitellius. 69 AD. AR Denarius. 3.10g. A. VITELLIVS GERM. IMP. AVG. laureate head rt. / PONT. MAXIM, Vesta seated rt., holding a patera. RIC.I. 20; BMC 34. aVF. view image $250
298. Erotic Spintria token, c.75 - 79 AD. AE-21x26. Eros penetrating a female lt., who is bent over an altar. / Skew pattern. Simonetta -; Bernard pl.33 -; VF and a pleasing erotic type. view image $600
299. Vespasian. 69 - 79 AD. Sestertius, 71 AD. Rome. 25.44g. IMP. CAES. VESPAS. AVG. P.M. TR. P. P.P. COS. III, his laureate head rt. / IVDAEA CAPTA, Jewish woman seated rt. under a palm-tree, mourning. Behind her is a Jewish man standing rt., hands tied behind his back, SC below. RIC.II.424. aVF, light smoothing. Rare. view image $300
300. Vespasian. 69 - 79 AD. Sestertius, 71 AD. Rome. 23.66g. IMP. CAES. VESPAS. AVG. P.M. TR. P. P.P. COS. III, his laureate head rt. / PAX AVGVSTI, Pax standing lt., holding a branch and cornucopiae, S-C in fields. RIC.II. 437. VF. view image $125
301. Vespasian. 69 - 79 AD. Denarius, 70 - 72 AD. Rome. 3.56g. IMP. CAES. VESP. AVG. P.M., his laureate head rt. / TRI. POT, Vesta seated lt., holding a simpulum. RIC.II. 37. Choice VF, nice portrait. view image $150
302. Vespasian. 69 - 79 AD. AR Denarius, 74 AD. Ephesus. 3.19g. IMP. CAESAR VESPAS. AVG. COS. V TR. P., his laureate head rt. / PACI AVGVSTAE, Pax advancing lt., holding a wreath and palm. RIC.II. 337. EF, high relief portrait. view image $300
303. Titus. 79 - 81 AD. As, 80 - 81 AD. Rome. 10.01g. IMP. T. CAES. VESP. AVG. P.M. TR.P. COS. VIII, his laureate head lt. / SC, Spes advancing lt., holding a flower and raising the hem of her skirt. RIC.II.130. aVF. view image $75
304. Julia Titi, daughter of Titus. Died 89 AD. Dupondius, 79 - 80 AD. Rome. 9.84g. IVLIA IMP. T. AVG F. AVGVSTA, her draped bust rt. / VESTA, Vesta seated lt., holding Victory and a sceptre, S-C in fields. RIC.II. 180; BMCRE 256. VF, good portrait. view image $250
305. Domitian. 81 - 96 AD. AR Denarius 88-89 AD. Rome. 3.16g. IMP. CAES. DOMIT. AVG. GERM. P.M. TR.P. VIII, his laureate head rt. / IMP. XVII COS. XIIII CENS P.P.P, Minerva standing lt., holding a spear. BMCRE 150; RIC 134. Near EF, beautiful toning. view image $125
306. Domitian. 81 - 96 AD. As, 85 AD. Rome. 10.11g. IMP. CAES. DOMITIAN AVG. GERM. COS. XI, his laureate head rt. / SALVTI AVGVSTI, Altar, S-C in fields. RIC.I. 272. VF, nice olive patina. view image $200
307. Nerva. 96 - 98 AD. As, 97 AD. Rome. 10.91g. IMP. NERVA CAES. AVG. P.M. TR.P. COS. III P.P., his laureate head rt. / FORTVNA AVGVST, Fortuna standing lt., holding a rudder and a cornucopiae, S-C in fields. RIC.II.83. aVF. view image $100
308. Trajan. 98 - 117 AD. Gold Aureus, 104 - 104 AD. Rome. 7.21g. IMP. TRAIANO AVG. GER. DAC. P.M. TR.P. COS. V P.P., his laureate, draped and cuirassed bust rt. / S.P.Q.R. OPTIMO PRINIPI, within an oak-wreath. RIC.II.150. aVF. Nice type. view image $1,000
309. Hadrian. 117 - 138 AD. Gold Aureus, 121 AD. Rome. 7.25g. IMP. CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG., his laureate, draped and cuirassed bust rt. / P.M. TR.P. COS. III, Jupiter standing facing, holding a thunderbolt and a sceptre. RIC.II.63; BMCRE 101. VF. view image $1,200
310. Hadrian. 117 - 138 AD. AR Cistophorus. Asian Mint. 9.89g. HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS P.P., his bare head rt. / COS III, Jupiter seated lt., holding Victory and a sceptre. RIC.II. 489. aVF, overstruck on a cistoporus of Augustus. view image $200
311. Hadrian. 117 - 138 AD. AE Drachm, Year 14, 129 - 130 AD. Alexandria. 22.68g. AVT. KAIC. TPAIAN A PIANOC CEB, his laureate head rt. / LI , Athena standing lt., leaning on a shield, holding Victory. VF. view image $100
312. Hadrian. 117 - 138 AD. Obol, Year 21, 136 - 137 AD. Alexandria. 5.56g. AVT. KAIC. TPAIAN A PIANOC CEB, his laureate head rt. / LKI, two thyrsos flanking a modius with emerging grain-ears and poppies. Geissen 1224. VF and a choice example. view image $200
313. Hadrian with Sabina. 128 - 136 AD. Tetradrachm, Year 17, 132 - 133 AD. Alexandria. 12.51g. AVT. KAI. TPAI. A PIA. CEB, his laureate, draped and cuirassed bust rt. / CABINA CEBACTH, her draped bust rt., hair coiled and piled on her head, LIZ before. Datt. 1253; Milne 1349. VF, flan flaws obverse. Beautiful reverse portrait of Sabina. view image $200
314. Sabina, wife of Hadrian. 128 - 136 AD. As, 132 AD. 9.09g. SABINA AVGVSTA HADRIANI AVG. P.P., her diademed and draped bust rt. / IVNONI REGINAE, Juno standing lt., holding a patera and a sceptre, S-C in fields. RIC.II.1038. aVF. view image $75
315. Antoninus Pius. 138 - 161 AD. AR Denarius, 156 - 158 AD. Rome. 3.71g. ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P.P. TR. P. COS II, his laureate head rt. / TR. POT. XXI COS IIII, Fortuna standing rt., foot on a prow, holding modius and a rudder. RIC.II. 275. VF. view image $75
316. Antoninus Pius. 138 - 161 AD. Dupondius, 156 - 157 AD. Rome. 12.33g. ANTONINVS AVG. PIVS P.P. IMP. II, his radiate head rt. / TR. POT. XX COS. IIII, Providentia standing lt., holding a baton over a globe and a sceptre, S-C in fields. RIC.III.970. Nice VF. view image $150
317. Marcus Aurelius, 161 - 180 AD. AR Denarius, 166 - 167 AD. Rome. 3.11g. M. ANTONINVS AVG. ARM. PARTH. MAX, his laureate head rt. / TR.P. XXI IMP. IIII COS. III, Aequitas standing lt., holding scales and a cornucopiae. RIC.III.171. VF, strong portrait. view image $100
318. Marcus Aurelius. 161 - 180 AD. Sestertius, 176 - 177 AD. Rome. 25.89g, M. ANTONINVS AVG. GERM. SARM. TR.P. XXXI, his laureate head rt. / IMP. VIII. COS. III P.P., pile of Sarmation arms, DE. SERMANIS in ex. RIC.III.1190. aVF and a pleasing example commemorating victories over the Sarmations. view image $150
319. Lucius Verus. 161 - 169 AD. AE Drachm, Year 3, 162 - 163 AD. Alexandria. 22.10g. L. AYPH IOC OVHPOC CEBA, his laureate head rt. / EY HNIA, Euthenia standing lt., holding corn-ears and a torch, L- in fields. Milne 2470. aVF. Nice portrait. Scarce. view image $200
320. Lucilla, wife of Lucius Verus. 164 - 182/3 AD. Sestertius, 164 - 166 AD. Rome. 25.95g. LVCILLAE AVG. ANTONINI AVG. F., her draped bust rt. / VENVS, Venus standing lt., holding an apple and sceptre, S-C in fields. RIC.III.1763. Fine. view image $125
321. Crispina, wife of Commodus. 177 - 182/3 AD. Sestertius, 180 -182 AD. Rome. 26.72g. CRISPINA AVGVSTA, her draped bust rt. / SALVS, Salus std lt., feeding a serpent rising from an altar before her, S-C in fields. RIC.III. 672a. VF, nice patination. view image $200
322. Pescennius Niger. 193 AD. IMP. CAES. C. PESC. NIGER IVST. AVG, his laureate head rt. / FORTVNAE REDV, Fortuna standing lt., holding a rudder and a cornucopiae. RIC.IV.I. 27. aVF, nice portrait. view image $400
323. Clodius Albinus. 195 - 197 AD. Denarius, 193 AD. Rome. 3.32g. D. CLODIVS ALBINVS CAES, his bare head rt. / PROVID. AVG COS, Providentia standing lt., holding a wand over a globe and a sceptre. RIC.IV.I. 1a. Nice VF. view image $200
324. Clodius Albinus. 195 - 197 AD. Denarius, 193 - 194 AD. Rome. 2.45g. IMP. CAES. D. CLO. ALBIN. AVG., his bare head rt. / COS II, Asklepios standing leaning on his serpent-staff. RIC.IV.I.2. aVF. view image $75
325. Clodius Albinus. 195 - 197 AD. Sestertius, 194 - 195 AD, as Caesar. Rome. 23.37g. D. CLOD. SEPT. ALBIN. CAES., his bare head rt. / MINER. PACIF. COS. II, Minerva standing lt., leaning on shield, holding a branch and spear, S-C in fields. RIC.IV.I. 54. Fine, choice portrait. view image $300
326. Geta. 209 - 212 AD. AR Denarius, 199 AD as Caesar. 3.53g. L. SEPTIMIVS GETA CAES., his bare-headed and draped bust rt. / SEVERI PII AVG FIL, lituus, knife, jug, simpulum and sprinkler. RIC.IV.I.3. Nice VF with unusually full legends for this issue. view image $125
327. Macrinus. 217 - 218 AD. AE28. Nicopolis, Moesia Inferior. 11.76g. AVK. O E . CEVH. MAKPINOC, his laureate head rt. / VP. K. OV. ONTIANOV NEIKO IT N / P OC / IC - TP , Aequitas standing lt., holding scales and a cornucopiae. Nice VF. view image $125
328. Macrinus. 217 - 218 AD. AR Tetradrachm. Laodicea ad Mare, Syria. 13.56g. Rx./ Eagle (VF). Also included, a tetradrachm of Vespasian from Antioch (VG) and a tetradrachm Antiochus VII from Tyre, Phoenicia (Fine). 3 coins in lot. view image $150/3
329. Diadumenian. 217 - 218 AD. AE21. Marcianopolis, Moesia Inferior. 5.87g. K. M. O IOC ANT NEINOC K., his bare head rt. / MAPKIANO EIT N, Hermes standing lt., holding a purse and caduceus. VF. view image $75
