Dea Moneta
login

Main

home auctions shops past results Numismatic Conferences Book Store

Not yet registered? Sign up now

Did you forget your username or password?

Banner Canusina listino 2025

Results from 1 to 60 of 207

Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3017 - Punic, ae to be catalogued, thin sheet, g 0.91. 16.08 x 17.8 mm. d/ Head to right r/ Ears of corn
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3027 - APULIA, Arpi. Circa 275-250 BC. Æ 20.6 mm (7.96 gm). Bull charging right / Horse galloping right. SNG ANS 640-645; Rutter HN 645. Good VF, good patina
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3028 - Arpi Ae r/ Cinghiale g 7,4 mm 20,7 patina verde
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3029 - Arpi Ae r/ Cavallo a sn g 2,7. mm 16,18 Patina verde
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3084 - APULIA, Salapia. Circa 225-210 BC. Æ (13,32 mm. 3,15 gr). Head of Athena right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet; star and ΣAΛ to left / Owl standing right, head facing; club to left. Unpublished in the standard references. aVF, earthen green patina. Apparently unique.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3098 - Apulia, Teate. Teruncius, ca. 225-200 a.C. D/ Testa di Athena con elmo corinzio a destra. R/ Civetta stante a destra. Dietro, TIATI. In esergo: tre globetti. HN(Italy) 702b. SNG ANS 747. AE. g 10,88. mm 24,1 BB.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3100 - Apulia, Teate Æ Teruncius. Ca 225-200 BC. Head of Athena to right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet / Owl standing slightly to right, head facing; three pellets (mark of value) below, palm branch to right. HN Italy 702b; HGC 1, 657. 6.16 g, 19.4 x 20.5 mm
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3102 - Mondo Greco - Apulia. Teate. 217 a.C. Oncia. AE. D/ Testa di Athena a destra. R/ TIATI. Civetta a destra. In esergo: un globetto. SNG ANS 752. Peso gr. 2,13
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3104 - APULIA, Teate. Circa 275-225 BC. Æ (22 mm, 6.2 g). Helmeted head of Athena right / Owl standing right, head facing. HN Italy 701. VF. Green patina
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3275 - Calabria, Brundisium. AE (18.9 mm, 3.95 g), 2nd century BC. Obv. Laureate head of Poseidon to right Rev. BRVN, Phalanthos astride dolphin left, holding Nike and lyre
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3288 - NON DISPONIBILE NOT AVAILABLE Calabria. Tarentum Diobol 325-280 BC. Head of Athena with Attic helmet facing right / Heracles fighting the Nemean Lion, an owl in the upper right of the field. Rutter 976. 0.93 g. Patina
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3323 - NON DISPONIBILE  NOT AVAILABLE CAMPANIA - HYRIA ? (4th century BC) Nomos, stater or didrachm ca. 405-395 BC. Ag. mm 20.3, g 6.71 d/ No inscription. Head of Athena left. r/ retrograde legend ?. Androcephalic bull walking right.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3324 - Campania. Hyria. Didrachm. 400-395 BC. (HN Italy-539 var). (Sng Bn-607 var). Anv.: Head of Athena right, wearing crested Attic helmet, laureate and decorated with owl on the bowl. Rev.: Man headed bull walking right, YDINA above retrograde. Ag. 7,22 g. Very scarce. 
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3331 - GREEK COINS Neapolis. AE 17,3 mm. 3,68 g. 270-240 BC. Av. Laureate head of Apollo left / Rv. Man-headed bull walking right; beneath bull 
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3525 - Italia greca. Zecca incerta. Capua o Minturnae (?). AE 16,8 x 18,7 mm. 6,3 g. Fine anni '90-inizio anni '80 a.C. Testa di Dioniso a destra, con corona d'edera. / Pantera in piedi a destra, con tirso. HN Italia 2672; Stannard & Sinner, "Una moneta dell'Italia centrale con i tipi Dioniso/Pantera e i contatti tra l'Italia centrale e la Spagna nel II e I secolo a.C.", Saguntum 46 (2014), p. 161, 1; SNG Cop. 342 (Capua?). Moneta rara e interessante. qBB/BB Stannard e Sinner collocano questa emissione all'epoca delle Guerre Sociali.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3550 - Mondo Greco Ag da catalogare Heraclea ? gr 0,96. mm 11.6 x 12.4
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3560 - NON DISPONIBILE NOT AVAILABLE LUCANIA - Thurium Diobol (0.8 g), 4th century. Obv.: helmeted head right. Rev.: bull butts right. SNG Cop:1486
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3596 - Taras Diobol Ag g 1,08
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3623 - Sicily Akragas Under Phinitias c. 287-282 BC AE 14 g 3,55 3. SNG ANS-1031, Calciati-40, HGC-168. Obv: Beardless, laureate head of Zeus Hellanios l., AKPAGANTI before (weakly struck). Rx: Eagle standing r., head l., F[I] above. aVF
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3672 - Sicily. Katane. c. 210 BC. AE 16,98 mm Hexas. (3,9 g). Head of Apollo right. / KA-TA-NAIWN Isis standing right. In field II. SNG ANS 1278. Calciati III, 110, 25. SNG München 497. Good Very fine, green patina.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3680 - Sicily, Entella. Campanian Mercenaries Æ Onkia. 343-339 BC. Helmet right, with cheek guard / Pegasos flying right. Calciati I, 10. 4.27g, 17,06mm.Very Fine.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3684 - Sicily, Eryx Æ 11,9 mm. Circa 330-260 BC. Female head to right / Octopus. Campana 55 (Eryx); CNS 24; HGC 2, 949 (Motya). 1.62g
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3689 - Greek CoinsSicily. Onkia. 420-405 a.C. (Jenkins-Gela 496). (Sng Ans-105 Tetras). Anv.: Bull butting left; Rev.: Wheel of four spokes; barley grain in each quarter. Ae. 1,15 g. 11,97 mm. Very rare. 
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3690 - Sicily, Gela AR Litra. 5th C. BC. Head of Herakles with leonté r. / Head of river god l. Jenkins, Gela 546. 0.71g, 10.3 mm. Very rare. 
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3695 - Himera, Sicily. AE Hemilitron (15.8 mm, 2.27 g), ca. 410 BC. Obv. IME, head of nymph left; to left six pellets. Rev. Six pellets within laurel wreath. SNG ANS 186; Calciati I, p. 43, 35. Green patina. Good Very Fine
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3703 - SICILY. Kentoripai. Circa 211-190 BC. Sextans (Bronze, 14.7 x 14.9 mm, 1.54 g). Wreathed and draped bust of Demeter to right; grain ear behind her neck. Rev. KENTO-PIΠINΩN Plow to right, with a bird standing right on moldboard; to left, two pellets (mark of value). BAR Issue 4. Campana 5. CNS 7. HGC 2, 637. Good green patina. Good Very fine.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3707 - SICILY. Leontinoi. Tetradrachm (Circa 430-425 BC). Obv: Laureate head of Apollo left. Rev: LEONTINON. Lion head with open jaws; three barleycorns and laurel leaf around. SNG ANS 256 Condition: Near extremely fine. Weight: 15,92 g. Diameter: 26,17 x 23,92 mm.( A T 1105)
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3711 - Sicily, Motya, c. 400-397 BC. Æ (10.3 x 11.02mm, 1.52g). head r. R/ Crab.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3775 - Sicily, Panormos as Ziz, c. 317-280 BC. Æ (11.7 x 11.2 mm, 2.28 g). d/ Horse galloping r.. Grain ear above r/ Forepart of man-headed bull r. Cf. CNS I, 10. Apparently unpublished, near VF
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3789 - Greek. Sicily. Syracuse, Second Democracy. Circa 466-405 BC. Hemilitron (Bronze, 13.88 x 14,28 mm, 3.78 g). Head of Arethusa left, hair in sphendone inscribed ΦPI; behind, dolphin. Rev. Wheel of four spokes; ΣY - PA in upper quarters, dolphins in lower quarters. Calciati, CNS II, 19fr 4. SNG ANS 412. HGC 2, 1479. Minì 8. A very pleasing example of a signed Syracusan bronze: obverse die signed by Phrygillos. Good Very Fine. Dark green-brown patina. Rare.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3794 - Syracuse AE-Hemilitron (c. 400 BC) 4.7 g. d/ Arethusakopf n.l. r/ Dolphin. Green patina Particular coin
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3802 - Sicily Syracuse, Hemilitron (3,27 g), approximate 400 BC Av: head the Arethusa left. Rev: dolphin over mussel. SNG Munich 1108-1114
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3803 - Sicilia, Litra, Siracusa, c. 410-400 a.C., AE, (g 7.56, mm 18.3 x 18.9). d/ testa di Atena a s. indossa elmo corinzio decorato con una corona d’alloro r/ Ippocampo a s. CNS II, 45. BB. Patina verde nera  
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3806 - Sicily, Syracuse. Timoleon and the Third Democracy. Æ Dilitron, 27.03 mm (19.16 g), 344-317 BC. Timoleontic Symmachy coinage, ca. 339/8-334 BC. laureate head of Zeus Eleutherios left. Reverse: horse galloping left. Castrizio series II, 1; CNS 80; SNG ANS 533-41. Green patina.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3809 - Syracuse. Litra. 295-289 BC. Time of Agathokles. (Bmc-402). Anv.: Head of youthful Herakles to left, wearing tainia; ΣVRΑΚΟΣΙΟΝ before, star behind. Rev.: Lion advancing to right, raising left foreleg; club above Ae. 8,2 g.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3819 - Greek Sicily, Syracuse Æ 16,8 mm. Roman rule, after 212 BC. Wreathed head of Kore to left; cornucopiae behind / ΣΥPA-KOΣI-ΩN in three lines within grain wreath. CNS 217, DS 41; HGC 2, 1518 var. (cornucopiae not mentioned). 3,46 g Good Very Fine. Rare variant.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3820 - SICILY, Syracuse. Roman Rule. After 212 BC. Æ 15,1 x 15,4 mm (2,46 gm). Laureate head of Apollo left / Apex. Calciati II pg. 420, 215; SNG ANS -; SNG Morcom -; cf. SNG München 1509. VF, olive green patina.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3821 - Syracuse. Under Roman rule. 212-250 B.C. Æ 20,55 ( 7,88 g). Head of Serapis right / ΣYPAKOΣIΩN, Isis standing, wearing headdress, holding istrum and scepter. CNS 240; SNG ANS 1099; SNG Cop 904. VF, green patina.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3825 - Sicily, Solus, c. 300-241 BC. Æ g 2.99 Head of Herakles r., wearing lion's skin headdress. R/ Fish r. Jenkins, Punic, pl. 23, 23; CNS I p. 311, 11. Green patina. VF
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3845 - Islands off Attica. Aegina circa 550-456 BC. Obol AR 0,93 g. Sea turtle / Incuse square divided by broad bands into a conventional pattern of five compartments. Good very fine. Toned. R
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3846 - Greek Coins Mysia. Kyzikos. Hemiobol. 450-400 a.C. (Von Fritze-II 14). (Sng Bnf-375). (Klein-265). Anv.: Forepart of boar to left; tunny fish upwards behind. Rev.: Head of roaring lion to left; star to upper left; all within incuse square. Ag. 0,43 g
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3848 - Greek CoinsIonia. Miletos. Diobol. 520-450 a.C. (SNG Kayhan-476/81). (Sng Keckman-273). Anv.: Roaring lion front right, inverted head. Rev.: Starry design within incuse square. Ag. 1,06 g.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3850 - MACEDON AS ROMAN PROVINCE. Aesillas (Quaestor, circa 93-87 BC). Tetradrachm. Thessalonika. Obv: MAKEΔONΩN. Head of the deified Alexander the Great right, with horn of Ammon; Θ to left. Rev: AESILLAS. Fiscus (money chest), club and sella curulis; Q to upper right. SNG Copenhagen 1330; HGC 3.1, 1110. Condition: Good Very fine. Toned Weight: 15.95 g. Diameter: 27.2 mm.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3851 - KINGDOM OF MACEDONIA, Alexander III the Great (336-323), AE unity, 336-323 BC, Macedonia. Obv: Head of Heracles right, wearing a lion's skin. Rev: Bow and quiver / ALEPANDPOY / club / Price 325; SNG Cop. 1052-1053. 6.12g Dark green patina.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3853 - ACHAIA, Achaian League. Patrai. Circa 86 BC. AR Triobol – Hemidrachm  2.18 g. Laureate head of Zeus right / Achaian League monogram; ΦI above, ? to left, ΠA to right; below, dolphin right; all within laurel wreath. 
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3861 - CRETE, Knossos. 2nd century BC. Æ (15,8 x 14,9 mm. 2.41 g). Laureate head of Zeus right / Labyrinth. Svoronos, Numismatique 105; SNG Copenhagen 385. Green patina. Rare.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3864 - 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
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3869 - ÄGYPTEN Ptolemaios VI. Philometor, 180-145 v. Chr., unter Vormundschaft seiner Mutter Kleopatra I. Thea, 180-176 v. Chr. AE-Tetrobol Alexandria Vs.: Kopf der Isis n. r., Rs.: Adler steht mit ausgebreiteten Flügeln n. l. g 24,77. mm 31.5. Good Fine
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3871 - PTOLEMAIC KINGS of EGYPT. Cleopatra III & Ptolemy IX Soter II (Lathyros). 116-107 BC. Æ Hemiobol(?) (18.3 mm, 4.85 g). Kyrene mint. Diademed head of Zeus-Ammon right / Double cornucopia bound with fillet; Σ over Θ to the left, Ω over Ε right. Svoronos 1718 (Ptolemy X–Alexandria); Weiser 169-70 (Ptolemy IX & X–Alexandria); SNG Copenhagen 678-80 (Uncertain mint in Cyprus); Noeske – (Indeterminate mint in Cyprus); Isolated 102. aVF-VF, Rare.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3873 - KYRENAIKA, issue of the Ptolemaic Kings of Egypt AE, chalkous, Kyrene mint, (1.68 g) obv/ Zeus Ammon head right rev/ headress of Isis aVF. Rare.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3876 - Ionia. Efeso circa 387-285 a.C. Bronzo Æ. 11,7 mm, 1,44 g E-Φ, ape / Parte anteriore di cervo a destra. BB+. SNG Copenhagen 244. Efeso, antica città greca sulla costa occidentale della Turchia, portava emblemi come l'ape, il cervo e la palma, tutti dotati di un profondo significato. Centrale tra questi simboli era il ruolo di Efeso come centro cruciale per il culto della dea greca Artemide, un legame ben evidenziato sulle sue monete. L'ape, il cervo e la palma erano simboli di Efeso. In origine, l'ape era associata a un'antica dea anatolica, successivamente identificata dai Greci come Artemide. Il legame simbolico era così intimo che le sacerdotesse di questa dea venivano chiamate "api mellifere". La palma, raffigurata sulle monete di Efeso, rimanda al mito della nascita di Artemide sotto una palma sull'isola di Delo. Questa immagine evoca le origini divine della dea e rafforza il suo legame con la natura. Il cervo, altro motivo ricorrente, aveva un duplice significato. Sacro ad Artemide, simboleggiava il suo ruolo di protettrice degli animali selvatici. Inoltre, potrebbe alludere alle sculture che fiancheggiavano la sua statua di culto nel tempio di Efeso, sottolineando ulteriormente la devozione della città alla dea e i dettagli intricati del suo culto. Queste immagini sulle monete di Efeso servivano come narrazione visiva dei profondi legami della città con Artemide, racchiudendo non solo la devozione religiosa, ma anche il ricco arazzo mitologico che definiva Efeso come un importante centro culturale e religioso nell'antico mondo greco.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3878 - Re Seleucidi di Cappadocia, Dracma AR (g 3.62, mm 16.33. d/Testa diademata del re a d. r/ Atena stante a s., regge lancia, scudo e Nike
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3880 - Greek Cimmerian Bosporos. Pantikapaion circa 109-105 BC. Bronze Æ 13,8 mm. 2,98g. Eight-pointed star, Π-A-N-T-I-K-A-Π between rays / Tripod. very fine Lindgren 681.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3885 - Seleukid Kings of Syria. Antiochos IX Philopater. RARE. 114/3-95 B.C. Æ 14,3 mm. 2,26 grams. Uncertain mint. d/Helmeted head of Athena right. r/Prow of galley right. Reference: SC 2378; HGC 9, 1262; SNG Spaer 2721-3.   
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3890 - GREEK COINS THRACIA BYZANTION 416-357 BC Drachma. Ar Fourree'. Obv. Bull marching left on a dolphin. Rev. Quadripartite incuse square with a dotted background. 3.97 grs. Rif. Cy-1531; Se-1581.
Watch:
or
Obverse image
Lot # 3894 - Nabataean Kingdom. Petra. Aretas IV, with Shaqilat 9 BC-AD 40. Bronze Æ 17 mm, 4,15 g Very Fine
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 3902 - KINGS of MACEDON. Alexander III 'the Great'. 336-323 BC. AR Tetradrachm (26.2mm, 16.92 g). Amphipolis mint. Struck under Kassander, circa 316-315 BC. Head of Herakles right wearing lion's skin headdress /  ALEXANDROU, Zeus Aëtophoros seated left; aplustre in left field, P• below throne. Price 129. Good VF+ Patina ( A T 1105)
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 4023 - Roman Republic Quartuncia 217-215, Æ 2.52 g. Helmeted head of Roma r. Rev. Prow r. Sydenham 87. Crawford 38/7.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 4024 - NON DISPONIBILE NOT AVAILABLE Anonymous 217-215 BC Sextans 21.74g. 28.9 mm. Cr-38/5. Obv: Head of Mercury r. two dots above. Rx: Prow r., ROMA above, two dots below.
Watch:
or
Obverse image Reverse image
Lot # 4026 - Anonymous (215-212 BC) Oncia (Post-semilibral) Rome.Head of Roma t. right. Rv. Prow and ROMA in field. Crawford 41/10. 8.96 g. VF/VF+
Watch:
or

Results from 1 to 60 of 207