Online Coins Auction #57
Date: 2021-11-11
# Items: 2113
Total starting: 0
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MISIA, Parion. Drachm. (Ar. 3.76g / 13mm). 5th century BC (SNG Paris 1351/2). Anv: Gorgon head from the front. Rev: Square even. Almost Very Fine.
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MISIA, Pergamum. Cystophore. (Ar. 11.82g / 28mm). 123-104 BC (SNG BN 1714). Anv: Mystical cist with a serpent, surrounded by an ivy crown. Rev: Two serpents entwined around quiver and bow, above Greek letters, on the left Greek monogram and on the right thrysos with coiled serpent. Very Fine.
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MISIA, Pergamum. Cystophore. (Ar. 11.85g / 21mm). 92-88 BC (Kleiner, Hoard 29). Anv: Snake coming out of a basket inside a laurel wreath with fruits. Rev: Two snakes entwined in quiver, on the left and above Greek monograms, on the right thyrsos. Almost Very Fine.
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MOESIA, Istros. Arrow type coin. (Ae. 3.65g / 39mm). 6th-5th century BC (SNG BM Black Sea 218). Good Very Fine.
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PERSIA, Achaemenida Kingdom. Centuries. (Ar. 5.52g / 16mm). 485-420 BC Sardes. (BMC Arabia 22-25). Anv: Persian king advancing to the right. Rev: Even. Very Fine. Countermark on the obverse.
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PISIDIA, Selge. Be14. (Ae. 3.01g / 14mm). 200-100 BC (SNG France 1979). Anv: Head of Heracles with mace on the right. Rev: Winged lightning and arc, between Greek letters. Very Fine.
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PISIDIA, Termessos. Be20. (Ae. 4.21g / 20mm). 1st century BC (SNG von Aulock 5331). Anv: Head of Zeus to the right. Rev: Horse left, above H, below TEP. Almost Very Fine.
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PONTOS, Amisos. Drachm. (Ar. 5.45g / 18mm). 435-370 BC (HGC 7, 229). Anv: Head of Hera with diadem on the left. Rev: Owl from the front on shield, between Greek letters, below Greek legend. Very Fine.
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SELEUCIDA KINGDOM, Antiochos VII Euergetes. Drachm. (Ar. 3.80g / 17mm). 138-129 BC (SNG Spaer 1878). Anv: Diadem head to the right. Rev: Nike advancing to the left wearing a laurel wreath, around Greek legend. Almost Very Fine.
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KINGS OF CAPPADOCIA, Ariobarzanes I Philoromaios. Drachm. (Ar. 3.62g / 18mm). 65/64 BC Eusebia. (HGC 7,846). Anv: Diademic head of Ariobarzanes I. Rev: Athens left standing carrying Nike and scepter with shield, monogrammed field, around Greek legend. Very Fine.
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KINGS OF MACEDONIA, Alexander III the Great. Be17. (Ae. 4.77g / 17mm). 336-323 BC Mint uncertain. (Price 297?). Anv: Head of Alexander III with lion skin on the right. Rev: Mallet to the right, above bow and quiver, among them Greek legend. Very Fine.
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KINGS OF MACEDONIA, Alexander III the Great. Tetradrachm. (Ar. 16.98g / 24mm). 316-311 BC Amphipolis. (Price 133). Anv: Head of Hercules with lion skin on the right. Rev: Zeus seated to the left carrying eagle and scepter, in dolphin field down, under the throne Greek letter, behind Greek legend. Very Fine.
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KINGS OF NUMIDIA, Juba I. Denarius. (Ar. 3.72g / 20mm). 60-64 AD (SNG Copenhagen 523). Anv: Diademic bust draped to the right carrying spear, in front legend: REX IVBA. Rev: Octastyle Temple, around Punic legend. Almost Extremely Fine. Nice specimen, scarce like that.
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KINGS OF PARTIA, Phraates IV. Drachm. (Ar. 3.81g / 21mm). 38-32 BC Laodicea. (Sellwood 52.16). Anv: Diademic head of Phraates IV on the left, behind eagle with laurel crown. Rev: Archer on the right, monogram under the arch, around Greek legend. Almost Extremely Fine.
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WESTERN SATRAPAS, Rudrasena II. Drachm. (Ar. 2.25g / 10mm). 232-234 AD (Fishman 20.1.154). Anv: Bust with hat on the right. Rev: Mountain, left and above crescent, right dotted star, around legend. Very Fine.
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SYRIA, Seleukis and Pieria. Ae21. (Ae. 6.65g / 21mm). 1st century BC (RPC I 4216). Anv: Laureate head of Zeus on the right. Rev: Zeus seated left carrying Nike and scepter, around Greek legend. Very Fine.
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TINGIS, Mauritania. Be19. (Ae. 3.21g / 19mm). 2nd century-1st century BC (SNG Copenhagen 732). Anv: Male head to the right. Rev: Two spikes. Good Fine/ Almost Very Fine.
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TINGIS, Mauritania. Be18. (Ae. 3.21g / 18mm). 2nd century-1st century BC (SNG Copenhagen 732). Anv: Male head to the right. Rev: Two spikes. Almost Very Fine.
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ARSAOS (Area of Navarra). Denarius. (Ar. 3.17g / 19mm). 120-80 BC (FAB-139). Anv: Male head bearded to the right, in front of dolphin, behind plowed. Rev: Rider with dart to the right, below Iberian legend on line: ARSAOS. Very Fine. Scarce.
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ARSAOS (Navarra Area). As. (Ae. 8.15g / 23mm). 120-80 BC (FAB-144). Anv: Male head bearded to the right, between two dolphins. Rev: Rider with dart to the right, below Iberian legend: ARSAOS. Good Very Fine. Nice specimen.
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ARSE-SAGUNTO (Sagunto, Valencia). Drachm. (Ar. 2.53g / 16mm). 300-200 BC (FAB-2035). Anv: Head of Hercules diademed to the right, nailed behind. Rev: Bull charging to the right, above the shell, below the Iberian legend line: ARSGiTAR. Almost Extremely Fine. Very Rare and more like that.
The first mintings in silver coincide, from the point of view of the meter, with the Roman victory and are simultaneous to the Roman occupation itself. There are authors who do not accept this denomination, that of victoriato, as they do not have the image of victory on the reverse and classify these pieces as drachmas. In any case, these issues are prolonged in time and offer a large number of types, iconographic motifs and weights. This typology shares a homogeneous obverse, always with the head of Hercules, with or without a mace, and with a somewhat more heterogeneous reverse where the presence of a bull in different positions is always linked to marks in the shape of a star, venera, laurea or flowers of lis.
The first mintings in silver coincide, from the point of view of the meter, with the Roman victory and are simultaneous to the Roman occupation itself. There are authors who do not accept this denomination, that of victoriato, as they do not have the image of victory on the reverse and classify these pieces as drachmas. In any case, these issues are prolonged in time and offer a large number of types, iconographic motifs and weights. This typology shares a homogeneous obverse, always with the head of Hercules, with or without a mace, and with a somewhat more heterogeneous reverse where the presence of a bull in different positions is always linked to marks in the shape of a star, venera, laurea or flowers of lis.