3031 - Celtic coins  GALLIA - AULERCI EBUROVICES (Area of Évreux) Type : Bronze EPPVDVNO VICICI  Date : c. 50-40 AC.  Mint name / Town : Évreux (27)  Metal : bronze Weight : 4,38  g. Rarity : R3  Obverse legend : EPPV(DVNO VICIX) Obverse description : Tête masculine, les cheveux courts et bouclés à droite, un torque au cou ; légende autour de la tête  Reverse legend : Anépigraphe  Reverse description : Cheval bondissant à droite un sanglier enseigne entre les jambes  Catalogue references : LT.manque  -  DT.2437  -  RIG.334 var.  -  Sch/GB.manque

3032 - Apulia, Arpi. AE 20.6 mm. ca. 325-275 a.C. D/ Testa di Zeus a sinistra. R/ Cinghiale a destra. In esergo, APΠA . HN Italy 642. AE. g. 7.5 qSPL. Moneta attraente con patina verde oliva e sedimenti

3037 - Apulia Arpi (Circa 275-250 a.C.) AE 22 mm. d/ Toro cozzante a destra. R/ Cavallo al galoppo a destra. 9,21 gr. HN Italy 645. BB+ Patina verde

3042 - Apulia, Luceria (Circa 211-200 A.C.) Ae. D/ Testa di Apollo a destra. R/ Rana. g 2.07 mm 14.4. HN Italy 682. Raro. BB.

3048 - Apulia, Salapia. AE 21,5 mm, ca. 225-210 a.C. D/ Testa laureata di Apollo a destra. R/ Cavallo impennato a destra. HN(Italy) 692c. AE. g 7,3 R. 

3058 - Apulia. Teate. Teruncius c. 225-200 BC; AE (g 7,82; mm 22,3); Diademed head of Poseidon r., Rv. TIATI, oecist riding dolphin l., holding kantharos and trident. HNItaly 705. Very fine. Green patina. Rare

3060 - Apulia, Teate Æ Biunx. Circa 225-200 BC. Head of Athena to right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet / Owl standing slightly to right, head facing; TIATI to left, two pellets (mark of value) below. HN Italy 702c; HGC 1, 659. g 5.78, mm 17,47. Very Fine. Good Green patina

3088 - BRUTTIUM. The Brettii. Ae Didrachm (Circa 214-211 BC). Obv: Helmeted head of Ares left; Rev: BPETTIΩN. Nike standing left, holding palm frond and crowning trophy with wreath; crescent above, cornucopia between Nike and trophy. HN Italy 1975. Condition: Near very fine. Weight: 12,8 g. Diameter: 21,6 mm.

3096 - Bruttium, the Brettii Æ Unit (Drachm). Circa 211-208 BC. Laureate head of Zeus to right; thunderbolt behind / Warrior advancing to right, nude but for helmet, holding shield and spear, leaf to lower right. 7.45 g, 22mm. Good VF. Gorgeous green patina

3102 - BRUTTIUM, Kroton. Circa 300-250 BC. Æ Hemiobol (2,31 gm). K-P, cuttle fish / Scallop shell. SNG ANS 447; BMC Italy -; SNG Copenhagen -; SNG Morcom -; Laffaille -; Weber -. VF, dark green patina. Very Rare.

3103 - CALABRIA, Taras. 281-209 BC. Æ mm 14,2 g 2,1. Valva / Taras riding dolphin. BB/qBB

3105 - CAMPANIA, Capua . Circa 216-211 BC. Æ Biunx (12.2 gm). Diademed head of Herakles right; club over left shoulder / Lion walking right, breaking spear held in its mouth; •• above. SNG ANS 208; BMC Italy pg. 80, 1-2; SNG Copenhagen 332; SNG Morcom -; Laffaille -; Weber 292. VF. Rare.

3108 - Campania. Neapolis. Nomos. 300-275 BC. (Sng Ans-356). Anv.: Diademed head of nymph to right, wearing triple-pendant earring and pearl necklace; below neck truncation, (XAPI); to left, kantharos. Rev.: (NEOΠOΛITHΣ). Man-headed bull walking right; above, Nike flying right, placing wreath on bull's head. Ag. 6,84 g.

3109 - Campania Phistelia Obol 325-275 BC AR g 0,54 mm 10,7 . Young male head facing Rv. FISTLVIS (in Oscan) Corn-grain between mussel and dolphin. SNG ANS 567 ff. SNG Copenhagen 576. HN Italy 613.Old cabinet tone. aEF. Good metal The obols of Phistelia, like those of Allifae, have thin flans and convex. There are ties between Phistelia and Cuma: on obverse a male head and on reverse a grain ear a dolphin and shell. Ancient studies believe that these coins were coined at Puteoli. Instead, now this coinage is considered production of Phistelia.

3110 - Greek Coins. Sybaris. Obol circa 550-510, AR 0.37 g. Bull standing l., head turned back. Rev. Large M above Y. SNG ANS 854. McClean 1173. Historia Numorum Italy 1739 (obol). VF (Bol)

3290 - LUCANIA, Velia. Circa 300-280 BC. AR Nomos (g 7.06, mm 22.4 x 21.6 ). Head of Athena left, wearing crested Phrygian helmet decorated with a griffin; Q behind neck / Lion right devouring ram's head; above, F-I flanking grasshopper right. Williams, Velia 411 (O204/R290); HN Italy 1305. (Bol)

3370 - SICILY. Abacaenum. AR Litra (0.36 gms), ca. 450-400 B.C. Head of bearded male facing right; Reverse: Boar standing left, acorn at left, above legend. VF

3381 - SICILY AKRAGAS Stater Ar. (520/472 BC) 6.52 g. 19.3 mm. d/Eagle left. r/ Crab

3385 - Sicily, Mercenaries (ATL), Bronze, 357-336 BC; AE (g 3,7; mm 14,2 x 15,6); ΑΘΛ, head of Athena r., wearing crested Attic helmet, Rv. Female figure seated r., holding trident and bow. CNS III, 3. Very rare and good example

3480 - Himera. Prima del 407 a.C. Ae. Emilitra. D/ Testa della ninfa Himera verso sinistra. R/ Sei globetti entro corona di alloro. SNG ANS 186. Peso 4,14 g. Diametro 16,3 mm. BB+ Patina verde 

3494 - Sicily. Kainon. AE 21,55 mm. Ca 365 BC. Obv. Griffin springing left; below, exergual line. Rev. Horse prancing left, trailing rein SNG ANS 1173 (Alaesa). AE. g 10,7. VF - EF. Green patina

3509 - Leontini Tetras ca. 415-409 BC Ae 1,86 g. 10,06 mm ΛEON, laureate head of Apollo l. at l. leaf Rv. Tripod between barley grains below three pellets. CNS III 1; SNG Copenhagen 361. Good very fine.

3520 - Sicily, Messana. The Mamertinoi, c. 220-200 BC. Æ Trichalkon (22.3mm, 6.93g). Laureate head of Apollo r.; lyre behind. R/ Nike standing l., holding wreath and palm; III to l. CNS I, 46; HGC 2, 854. Green patina, untouched, VF

3665 - Segesta. Uncia circa 430-409, Æ 3.18 g. Head of youth r. Rev. ΣEΓΕ – ΣΤΑ Hound standing over hare, looking back; pellet before. SNG ANS –. Calciati –, cf. 13 (Eryx). Rare. aVF. Green patina

3690 - Sicilia. Siracusa. AE 21,7 x 22,2 mm. 305-295 a.C. D/ Testa di Athena con elmo corinzio a destra. R/ Pegaso che vola a sinistra. Cfr. SNG Cop. 774. gr. 9,87. BB. R.

3695 - Sicily. Syracuse. Hiketas II (287-278 BC). AE Litra, c. 283-279 BC. Obv. ΔΙΟΣ ΕΛΛΑΝΙΟΥ. Youthful, laureate head of Zeus Hellanios right. Rev. ΣΥΡΑΚΟΣΙΩΝ. Eagle standing left on thunderbolt; A to left. HGC 2 1449; CNS II 168; AE. 7.06 g. 20.07 x 23.5 mm. Good VF+

3702 - Sicilia Greca Siracusa Gerone II 274-216 a.C. testa di Poseidone verso sinistra r/ tridente ai lati 2 delfini ΙΕΡ ΩΝΟΣ. Peso 6,5 g Diametro 19 mm SNG ANS 965 BB+

3704 - SYRACUSE Litra Ae. Hieronymus, King of Syracuse c. 240 - 216 BC. (21.7mm, 9.6g) d/Anepigraphal Head of Poseidon left, wearing the tainia r/Ornamented trident head, flanked by two dolphins, head down. Laffaille253 GC.1223 ANS.1004 MIAMG.5308 (R) (375€) Cop.-. Good VF. Green patina

3707 - Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II 275-215 BC. Bronze Æ. 27,2 x 28,6 mm. 18,58 g Diademed head of Hieron to left / Armoured cavalryman on horseback to right, holding spear; IEPΩNOΣ in exergue. Good Very Fine

3711 - Siracusa. Quinta Democrazia. ca 214-212 a.C. AE. D/ Testa elmata di Ares a destra. R/ Nike in piedi di fronte, sotto animale. CNS II, 430, 233; SNG ANS 1087. Peso gr. 7,58. Diametro mm. 20,9 x 21,9. BB. Patina verde 

3722 - Siculo-Punic. AE 15,9 mm Late 4th-Early 3rd Cent. BC g 2,18. SNG Cop-109. Obv: Head of Tanit l. wearing wreath of wheat ears and pendant necklace. Rx: Horse standing r. in front of palm tree.

3723 - Siculo Punica. dopo il 400 a.C. Ae. D/ Testa di Kore verso sinistra. R/ Cavallo a ds e dietro una palma. Peso 2,63 gr. Diametro 16,2 mm. BB+. Patina verde

3724 - Sardo-Puniche  AE mm 18,6 x 19,1  d/Testa di Kore a s. r/Protome di cavallo a d. Mont. 5650 g 4,75

3725 - Siculo Punica Ae g 3,72. mm 16,6 Tanit/ Cavallo Palma BB/qSPL

3726 - GRECIA ANTICA. SARDEGNA. Emissioni puniche. 1/2 calco (241-238 a.C.). A/ Testa di Tanit a sinistra. R/ Tre spighe, mezzaluna sopra e punto. Peso corporeo 1,45 g. 118,5 mm. COP-251/252. qBB

3736 - Ionia. Erythrai circa 480-450 BC. Hemiobol AR 0,3 g Rosette / Simpler rosette within incuse square. aVery Fine SNG Kayhan -; SNG Copenhagen -; Klein 387. Erythrai, situated along the western coast of present-day Turkey, was an ancient Greek city with deep historical significance. It was one of the twelve Ionian cities united in the Ionian League, a collective of Greek city-states in Asia Minor. According to mythology, Erythrai was founded by Erythros, a legendary figure and one of the sons of Rhadamanthus, a prominent Cretan king. This mythical origin lent the city its name.

3738 - Grecia Continentale. Illyria. Ballaios (167-135 a.C.). AE 13,9 x 15,6 mm. D/ Testa nuda di Ballaios a sinistra. R/ Artemide avanza a sinistra. BMC 7, 81, 5. g 2,07. R. BB+

3742 - Euboea. Histiaia. Tetrobolo. 197-146 B.C. . Name. Head of nymph Histiaia right. Rev.: Nymph Histiaia seated on bow to right, behind legend. Ag. 2.06 g. 14.27 mm. VF-aEF (Bol)

3756 - Numidian Kingdom. Micipsa. 148-118 B.C. Æ (29.2 x 216.6 mm, 16.19 g). Laureate and bearded head of Micipsa left / Horse galloping left. MAA 18; SNG Copenhagen 505. Green brown patina. Good very fine.

3774 - PTOLEMAIC KINGS of EGYPT. Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II (Physcon). 145-116 BC. Æ Trihemiobol (30.7 mm, 16.3 g). Kyrene mint. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Eagle with open wings standing right on thunderbolt; K before. Svoronos 1649 (Alexandreia); Weiser 166 (Alexandreia); SNG Copenhagen 654 (Uncertain mint in Cyprus); Noeske 284-5 (Indeterminate mint in Cyprus); Asolati 92. Good F - aVF. Green brown patina

3775 - PTOLEMAIC KINGS of EGYPT. Ptolemy Apion. King of Kyrenaika, c. 104/1–96 BC. Æ Chalkous (9,15 mm; 2,48 g). Kyrene mint. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Headdress of Isis. Svoronos 1845 (Ptolemy XIII–Alexandreia); Weiser –; SNG Copenhagen 685-90 (Uncertain mint in Cyprus); Noeske 392-4 (Indeterminate mint in Cyprus or Alexandria); Asolati 113. VF, brown green patina. Rare.

3776 - Greek Ptolemaic Kings of Egypt (246-222 BC). Æ Dichalkon (17.7 x 16.5 mm, 3.54 g). Kyrene. Diademed head of Ptolemy r., aegis around neck. Countermark ? R / Draped bust of Libya r., wearing tainia. VF

3777 - Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt, (Kleopatra III and Ptolemy IX Soter II Lathyros ?) Æ Hemiobol(?). Kyrene, 116-107 BC. Horned head of Zeus-Ammon to right, / double cornucopiae bound with fillet; Ε to right. 4.0 g, 17.6 mm. Very Fine.

3781 - PTOLEMAIC KINGS of EGYPT. Ptolemy II Philadelphos. 285-246 BC. Æ Diobol (27.7 mm, 15.7 g). Alexandreia mint. Laureate head of Zeus-Ammon right / Eagle, wings spread, standing right on thunderbolt; to left, monogram above shield; Δ between legs. Rif Svoronos 564 Good F. Countermark

3788 - GRIECHISCHE MÜNZEN SICILIA. Syrakus. Hieron II. (275/270-215 v. Chr.) AE-Obol (16,48 g), Bronze im Namen des Ptolemaios II., unbekannte Münzstätte auf Sizilien (Syrakus?), ca. 285-246 v. Chr. Av.: Kopf des Zeus mit Lorbeerkranz n.r. Rv.: BAΣIΛEΩΣ - ΠTOΛEMAIOY, Adler mit ausgebreiteten Schwingen auf Keraunos (Blitzbündel) n.l., im l. Feld Schild. CPE B297, Svoronos 615. s.sch.

3790 - Ptolemaic Kings of Egypt. Æ g 2,4. mm 15,1. Kyrenaika. Circa 3°Sec BC. Diademed head right / Diademed head of Libya right. Very Fine.

3800 - SYRIA, SELEUKID KINGS. Antiochos VIII Epiphanes ?. 121/0-96 B.C. Æ (17.2 x 18.3mm, 5.25 g). Antioch on the Orontes mint. First reign at Antioch, 121/0-Spring/Summer 113 B.C. Radiate, diademed head of Antiochos VIII right / Eagle standing half left, scepter under far wing; ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΝΤΙΟΧΟΥ ΕΠΙΦΑΝΟΥΣ vertically on sides. aVF

3803 - Greek Epeiros. Ambrakia circa 100-75 BC. Bronze Æ 18,8 mm., 7,82 g. nearly very fine

3806 - KINGS of PONTUS. Polemo II, with Nero. AD 38-64. AR Drachm (19.8 x 17.7 mm, 2.97 g). Diademed head of Polemo II right / Laureate head of Nero right. aVF/F

3814 - PROCURATORIAL COINAGE MINTED IN JUDAEA. Æ Prutah, year 39 of the Actian Era (= AD 8/9), JERUSALEM, Praefectus Marcus Ambibulus (in the name of Caesar (Augustus), 15.5 mm, 1.93 g. KAICA-POC, ear of barley//Palm tree, in field dating L - ΛΘ (= year 39 of Augustus' reign). Hendin 1329; Meshorer 317; RPC 4955; SNG ANS 326. Good very fine

3860 - Repubblica Romana. Romano-Campane. 275-270 a.C. Doppia litra. D/ Testa verso destra . R/ Leone andante verso destra Peso 6,38 gr. Diametro 20,7. MB. Patina verde. R.

3864 - Repubblica Romana. Litra, ca 241-235. D/ Testa elmata di Marte a destra. R/ Testa di cavallo a destra; dietro una falce. Sotto, ROMA. Syd. 26. Cr. 25/3. HN Italy 299. AE. g 2.49. mm 14.5 qBB.

3868 - Republic, Anonymous, (c.230-225 B.C.), AE litra, Rome mint, (2.02 g), obv. helmeted head of Mars to right, club behind, rev. horse galloping to right, ROMA below, club above, (S.596, Cr.27/2, Syd.23a). VF

3879 - Roman Republican Wreath series, Uncertain mint, 211-208 BC. Æ As (34.2 x 35.2 mm, 49.82 g). Laureate head of bearded Janus. R/ Prow of galley r.; wreath and I (mark of value) above. Crawford 110/2; RBW 501. Green patina, scratch on obv. VF

3880 - Caduceus series, Central Italy, 211-208 BC. Æ Triens (23 mm. 7,3 g). Helmeted head of Athena r. R/ Prow r.; caduceus above. Crawford 60/4. Rare. Untouched green patina. VF

3882 - Monete romane repubblicane. Anonimo. Semisse. Roma dopo il 211 a.C. AE (g 19,37, mm 27,5). d/ Testa laureata di Saturno a ds, dietro S, r/ Prua verso ds, sopra S, sotto ROMA. Crawford 56/3; Sydenham 143a. BB+. Patina verde nera intatta

3883 - Vittoriato da catalogare, al dritto Staff/Verga al rovescio cornucopia ... g 2,65 mm 15,88

3885 - Roman Republican. Anonymous coins. Quinarius. 211 - 208 AD. Mint in Sicily. Obverse: Head of Roma with winged helmet to the right, behind it a value mark. Rverse: ROMA. The Dioscuri on horseback with inlaid lances galloping to the right. 14.35 mm. 1.98 g. Cr. 68/2b; Syd. 192; King 10. Rare. aVF

3886 - Anonymous. P. Manlius Vulso. Sextans. 210 a.C. Sardinia. MA Series. (Craw-64/6a). (Sydenham-160c). (RBW-Tipo 269/70). Anv.: Head of Mercury right, wearing winged petasus; • • (mark of value) above. Rev.: Prow of galley right; (MA) vertical to right, •• (mark of value) below. Ae. 3,81 g. Overstruck on Sardo-Punic ?

3919 - H series AR Quinarius. South-East Italy, 211-210 BC. Helmeted head of Roma right; mark of value behind / The Dioscuri riding right; H below. Crawford 85/1a; RSC 33b. 1.76g, 15,4 x 14,8 mm (Bol)