8723 - France Troisième République (1870-1940) Médailles de récompense Date 1885. Ae. g 33,71. mm 41. d/ Societè d'ensegneiment professional du rhone FONDEE EN 1864 COURS P. METRAL. LYON. r/ GRAMMAIRE 2E PRIX M.MARCHAL 1885. Excellent spécimen
3571 - Mondo Greco. Crotone Kroton IV°-III° Sec Ac. Ae mm 28,8 x 28,6. g 13,55. d/ Apollo a destra, dietro spiga di grano r/ Guerriero a sinistra con lungo scettro ?, dietro astri a sei punte, davanti legenda ( questo guerriero puo' essere identificato non come un soldato qualunque, bensì come un eroe ecista (fondatore), come l'eroe Kroton, oppure come una divinità legata al pantheon cittadino o all'alleanza con i Brettii (come Ares o Herakles in una veste regale/eroica). La legenda puo' contenere le indicazioni del magistrato, l'etnico KPO e una lettera di chiusura. Raro
1320 - "Reverse-engraved" variant of the Half-Follaro (or Follaro) of Roger II for the Messina mint (1105–1154). • Material: Copper / Bronze (AE) • Obverse: The Norman King Roger II (appearing as a standing warrior) with a shield at his right (your left) and a scepter at his left (your right). • Reverse: Geometric cross pattée dividing the field into four quarters, containing the Greek letters IC XC NI KA (Jesus Christ Conquers). gr 1,11 variante incisa "al contrario" del Mezzo Follaro (o Follaro) di Ruggero II per la zecca di Messina (1105-1154). • Materiale: Rame / Bronzo (AE) • Dritto: Il re normanno Ruggero II (che sembra un guerriero in piedi) con lo scudo alla sua destra (tua sinistra) e lo scettro alla sua sinistra (tua destra). • Rovescio: Croce patente geometrica che divide il campo in quattro quarti, contenenti le lettere greche IC XC NI KA (Gesù Cristo Vince). g 1,11
4950 - Roman Republic, Mark Antony and M. Aemilius Lepidus, Quinarius Rare quinarius, issued at the end of the Roman Republic. It is the result of Mark Antony alliance with Lepidus shortly before their meeting with Octavian, in order to reach settlement and rule Rome as triumvirate. Presented coin was minted in Pre-Alpine Gaul, on the Italian side of the Alps. On May 30, 43 BC, Mark Antony and Lepidus declared that they would join forces. Both names appear on our quinarius and the declaration of their alliance also specifies the mintage date of this coin. Mark Antony and M. Aemilius Lepidus, Quinarius 43 BC, travelling mint in Alpine Gaul Obverse: lituus, capis and rabe bird M ANT IMP Reverse: Victory standing right, holding palm frond, crowning trophy with wreathWeight 1.07 g
5531 - THE ROMAN EMPIRE M. Annius Galerius Antoninus, Son of Antoninus Pius Dupondius or As after ca. 147, uncertain mint, possibly Rome. Draped bust of Faustina I to right, her hair bound with pearls and piled up on top of her head. Rev. Bare-headed and draped bust of Marcus Annius Galerius Antoninus to right. Rif. C. 2. Mazzini II, Pl. XCI, 2. Niggeler 3, 1316 . Extremely rare
3771 - NON DISPONIBILE NOT AVAILABLE SICILY, Panormos. After 200 BC. Æ (18,05 x 18,7 mm. 3,55 g). Laureate head of Zeus right / Warrior standing left, holding phiale and spear, shield to right. CNS 8; BAR Issue 22; HGC 2, 1081. Dark green patina. Good VF. Good example with beautiful portrait
5820 - Philip I (244-249), Sestertius, Rome, c. AD 244-249 ; AE (g 17,93; mm 28,47 x 28,36); IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r., Rv. FIDES EXERCITVS, four standards, the second from the r. a legionary eagle; in ex., S - C. RIC 171a; C 51. Good example
5922 - Constantinopolis commemorative AE Nummus, Aquileia Constantine I (306-337 AD). AE Nummus (17.5 mm, 2.43 g), Aquileia, 334/335. Commemorative Issue. Obv. CONSTANTINOPOLIS, Laureate and helmeted bust of Constantinopolis to left, with scepter over her left shoulder. Rev. Victory standing left on prow, holding spear and resting on shield; AQS in exergue. RIC Aquileia 123. Rare.
3701 - Centuripae 33,7 x 31,4 mm. 30,9 g Ae Drachm ca 350-330 d/ Head of Persephone l., wearing barley-wreath; around, four dolphins. r/ Leopard l., r. foreleg raised; in exergue, (KENTORIPINWN). Rizzo pl. 59, 2. SNG ANS 1306. SNG Copenhagen 1209. SNG München 504. AMB 344. Calciati 2/3. Rare
5827 - Roman Empire Philip II. AD 247-249. Æ Sestertius (27.9mm, 16.3 g). Ludi Saeculares (Secular Games) issue, commemorating the 1000th anniversary of Rome. Rome mint, 3rd officina. 9th emission of Philip I, AD 248. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Goat advancing left. RIC IV 264a; Banti 16 corr. (AVGG not AVG). Green patina VF+.
5823 - Philip I, AD 244-249. AE, Sestertius. (29.16 mm. 19.52 g). Rome. Obv: IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG. Bust of Philip, laureate, draped, cuirassed, right. Rev: ANNONA AVGG, S C. Annona, draped, standing left, holding corn-ears in right hand over modius and cornucopiae in left hand. Good VF. Green patina
5425 - TRAJAN Sestertius Ae.105 Rome. 30 mm, 20.95 g Obverse: IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P COS V P P Laureate bust of Trajan right, draped over left shoulder Reverse: S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI/ SC Dacia triste seated left on pile of weapons before trophy Ref.: C.534 (4f.) RIC.564 BMC/RE.785 H.1/238 RCV.3196 ($1350)
3086 - Apulia. Salapia ca. 275-250 a.C. Æ (17,6 x 20,02 mm, 3,95 g). d/Cavallo che fa un passo a destra, sotto lettera r/ Delfino a destra, sotto etico retrogrado Rif HNItalia 685. Patina verde marrone Apulia. Salapia ca. 275-250 BC. Æ (17.6 x 20.02 mm, 3.95 g). obverse: Horse stepping right, below letter r. Dolphin right, below retrograde ethic. Ref. HNItalia 685. Green-brown patina.
