Online Coins Auction #57
Date: 2021-11-11
# Items: 2113
Total starting: 0
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 234
F. PEDIANS. Monetiform lead. (Pb. 88.27g / 45mm). 1st century BC-1st century AD (CCP-1). Anv: Hercules standing with club and lion skin, leading Can Cerbero in chains, inside the cave. Rev: Two people on the left making an offering to another on a platform, below the legend between two lines: F PEDIANS, all within laurea. Very Fine. Very rare.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 490
CLAUDIUS II. Antoninian. (Ae. 3.33g / 20mm). 268-270 AD Rome. (RIC 109). Anv: Bust radiated, draped and with cuirass to the right, around legend: IMPC CLAVDIVS AVG. Rev: Virtus standing on the left carrying branch and spear, at his feet shield, around legend: VIRTVS AVG. Almost Extremely Fine.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 491
CLAUDIUS II. Antoninian. (Ae. 5.09g / 21mm). 268 AD Mediolanum. (RIC 137). Anv: Radiated, draped and cuirass bust of Claudius II on the right, around legend: IMP CLAVDIVS PF AVG. Rev: Aequitas standing on the left carrying scales and cornucopia, in exergue: S, around legend: AEQVITAS AVG. Extremely Fine.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1516
USA. 1 USD (Ar. 26.73g / 38mm) *. 1891. Philadelphia. (Km # 110). MS 64. Encapsulated by NNC. * Theoretical weight and measure.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1772
MOROCCO. 500 Francs (Ar. 22.57g / 36mm). 1956. (Km # 54). Almost Extremely Fine. Marquita on the obverse.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 2028
VENEZUELA. 100 Bolivars. (Ar. 27.00g / 36mm). 1981. 200th Anniversary of the birth of Andrés Bello. (Km # 57). Uncirculated. In original case.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1006
ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). 50 cents. (Ar. 2.47g / 18mm). 1900 * 0-0. Madrid SMV. (Cal-2019-45). Very Fine.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1518
USA. 1 USD (Ar. 26.73g / 38mm) *. 1891. San Francisco S. (Km # 110). MS 65. Encapsulated by SGS. * Theoretical weight and measure.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 498
CARUS. Antoninian. (Ae. 3.69g / 22mm). 282 AD Lugdunum. (RIC does not quote). Ob: Radiated and draped bust of Caro on the right, around legend: IMP CM AVR CARVS PF AVG. Rev: Salus standing on the right feeding a patera snake in his hands, in field D, around legend: SALVS AVG. Extremely Fine. Extraordinarily rare, another copy of similar quality sold on 09/15/2017 by the Paul-Francis Jacquer house for \u20ac 700, to get an idea of the rarity of this piece, the French auction house offered it as a unique piece.
The reign of Caro and therefore of his sons, Carino and Numeriano, was really brief and with a common denominator: the military campaigns. Perhaps this is the reason why, as far as currency is concerned, we are in a period of continuity and where there are no great news if we ignore the mints of Lugdunum and Siscia of some double Antoninians. On an aesthetic level, if there is a change to take into account: the portraits on the obverse are more sober, less varied than in previous times and the realism, as can be seen in Caro's baldness, surpasses the idealization of his predecessors .
The reign of Caro and therefore of his sons, Carino and Numeriano, was really brief and with a common denominator: the military campaigns. Perhaps this is the reason why, as far as currency is concerned, we are in a period of continuity and where there are no great news if we ignore the mints of Lugdunum and Siscia of some double Antoninians. On an aesthetic level, if there is a change to take into account: the portraits on the obverse are more sober, less varied than in previous times and the realism, as can be seen in Caro's baldness, surpasses the idealization of his predecessors .
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 499
DIOCLETIAN. Follis. (Ae. 9.82g / 27mm). 301 AD Alexandria. (ICR 32a). Anv: Laureate head of Diocletian on the right, around legend: IMP C DIOCLETIANVS PF AVG. Rev: Genius standing left carrying patera and cornucopia standing left, in the field: B / XX-I, in exergue: ALE, around legend: GENIO POPVLI ROMANI. Good Very Fine.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1011
ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). Set of 2 coins of 1 Peseta from 1893 (PGL) and 1894 (PGV). Different states of conservation. TO EXAMINE. Scarce.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1523
USA. 1 USD (Ar. 26.73g / 38mm) *. 1892. San Francisco S. (Km # 110). TF 30. Cleaned. Encapsulated by ICG. * Theoretical weight and measure.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1012
ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). 1 peseta. (Ar. 4.92g / 23mm). 1899 * 18-99. Madrid SGV. (Cal-2019-57). Good Extremely Fine. Gorgeous shine.
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USA. 1 USD (Ar. 26.73g / 38mm) *. 1893. New Orleans O. (Km # 110). XF Details. Limited. Mintage of 300 thousand coins. Encapsulated by PCGS. * Theoretical weight and measure.
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ALFONSO XIII (1885-1931). 1 peseta. (Ar. 4.97g / 23mm). 1900 * 19-00. Madrid SMV. (Cal-2019-59). Almost Extremely Fine/ Good Very Fine. Marquitas.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 502
DIOCLETIAN. Antoninian. (Ae. 3.52g / 20mm). AD 285-293 Cycicus. (RIC 323). Anv: Bust radiated, draped and with cuirass of Diocletian on the right, around the legend: IMP CC VAL DIOCLETIANVS PF AVG. Rev: Emperor standing right carrying scepter and receiving Victory from Jupiter standing left carrying spear, among them r and crescent, in exergue: XXI, around legend: IOVI CONSERVATORI AVGG. Almost Extremely Fine. Remains of original silver.
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USA. 1 USD (Ar. 26.73g / 38mm) *. 1893. Philadelphia. (Km # 110). EF 45 Details. Cleaned. Limited. Edition of 379 thousand pieces. Top 100. Encapsulated by ANACS. * Theoretical weight and measure.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1272
BELGIUM. Set of 3 coins minted during the German occupation of Belgium in World War I. Values of 5, 10 and 25 Centimes in zinc. 1916. (Km # 80-82). Different states of conservation. Scarce TO EXAMINE.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 505
ALLECTUS. Antoninian. (Ae. 4.33g / 23mm). AD 293-295 Camulodunum. (RIC 91). Anv: Bust radiated, draped and with cuirass to the right, around legend: IMP C ALLECTVS PF AVG. Rev: Pax standing on the left carrying flower and scepter, between SP, in exergue: C, around legend: PAX AVG. Extremely Fine. Beautiful specimen, very rare like that.
The usurper Elect ruled between 293 and 296 AD the provinces of Britain and northern Gaul until he was defeated by Constantius Chlorus. The limited chronological and spatial margin of their issues gives these coins a certain rarity that does not go unnoticed by the collector. As with the Carausian coins, with which it shares many similarities, the portraits suffer from the technical roughness of the production, although they show great vigor in their representation.
The usurper Elect ruled between 293 and 296 AD the provinces of Britain and northern Gaul until he was defeated by Constantius Chlorus. The limited chronological and spatial margin of their issues gives these coins a certain rarity that does not go unnoticed by the collector. As with the Carausian coins, with which it shares many similarities, the portraits suffer from the technical roughness of the production, although they show great vigor in their representation.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 1529
USA. 1 USD (Ar. 26.73g / 38mm) *. 1894. New Orleans O. (Km # 110). EF 45 Details. Encapsulated by ICG. * Theoretical weight and measure.
ibercoin - Online Coins Auction #57 . 2041
ROMAN EMPIRE. Set of two Tetradrachmas minted by Trajan Decius and Treboniano Galo in Antioch. TO EXAMINE.