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Lot # 1980 - REGGIO EMILIAAlfonso II d’Este, 1559-1597. Cavallotto 1567. Ar gr. 2,72 Busto corazzato a s. Rv. Cavalli al galoppo. CNI 10/20; MIR 1344/3 Raro.
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Lot # 5076 - Nero Sestertius 65 AE (27g. 33.4mm) obverse Laureate bust r. r. PACE P R TERRA MARIQ PARTA IANVM CLVSIT / S - C Temple of Janus. RIC 264. BMC 156. Deep green patina
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Lot # 8832 - India da catalogare g 10,82 mm 21,28 x 13,12 x 5,66
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Lot # 5457 - RÖMISCHE KAISERZEIT. Hadrian, 117 - 138 n. Chr. AE Sesterz, (26,67 g.), 132 - 134 n.Chr. Mzst. Rom. Vs.: HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS, drap. Büste mit Lorbeerkranz n.r. Rs.: IVSTITIA AVG / COS III PP / S-C, Iustitia mit Opferschale und Zepter sitzt n. l. RIC 710; C. 885. 
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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.
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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.
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Lot # 5030 - Roman ImperialDivus Augustus, died AD 14. Sestertius  34.5 mm, 22.43 g, Rome, struck under Tiberius, 36/7.  Augustus seated left in quadriga of elephants with riders, holding branch in his right hand and scepter in his left. Rev. TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVST P M TR POT XXXIIX around large S C. BMC 125-7. Cohen 308. RIC 68. 
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Lot # 5855 - CLAUDIO II IL GOTICO (+270) Restituzione di Costantino I Mezzo-follis o mezzo-nummus 317-318 Roma 15,2 mm 1,44 g. VF. Intatto. Patina verde RIC.112 (R) - C.174 (3 f.) d/ DIVO CLAVDIO OPT IMP. Busto laureato, velato e drappeggiato di Claudio II il Gotico rivolto a destra r/ MEMORIAE AETERNAE Aquila stante a destra, che guarda a sinistra. Storia: Costantino I fece risalire la sua discendenza a Claudio II il Gotico, che regnò dal 268 al 270. Sosteneva che sua nonna fosse figlia o nipote dell'imperatore morto di peste.
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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
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Lot # 9485 - Interessante e splendida medaglia a riprodurre asse di Pompeo. Ae g 19,74. mm 30,3
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Lot # 3626 - Agrigento Ae contromarcato g 14,8. mm 25,3 x 26,01
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Lot # 4027 - Roman Republic Anonymous issue, AE quadrans, 214-212 BC, Sicily. Obv: Head of Hercules right, wearing a lion's skin. Obverse: three globes. Rv: Charging bull right. Above: a grain ear and globes. Below: a serpent. Cr. 42/2; Syd. 195c. 6.21 g. 19.9 mm. Green patina.
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Lot # 9330 - Antica Hispania A.E. 4,28 g. 17,6 mm). I secolo a.C. d/ Testa di Venere a destra, legenda CN IVLI LF Q dietro. r/ Cupido a sinistra
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Lot # 5832 - 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+.
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Lot # 7014 - PB Roman provincial lead gnostic amulet (AD 2nd–4th centuries) Weight: 3.41 g. Diameter: 17.1 mm.
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Lot # 5015 - Celtiberian Coins Carteia. Augustus period. Half unit. 28 BC - 14 AD. San Roque (Cadiz). (Abh-663). Anv.: CARTEIA. Female head wearing mural crown right. Rev.: Neptune left, D. D before. Ae. 6,7 g. 
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Lot # 10260 - Diocletian. Antoninianus. 286 AD. Ticinum. (Ric-V 2.223). (C-200). Anv.: IMP C C VAL DIOCLETIANVS AVG, radiate and cuirassed bust to right. Rev.: IOVI CONSERVAT, Jupiter standing to left, holding thunderbolt and sceptre; TXXIT in exergue. Ae. 3,35 g. 22 x 20,8 mm
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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
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Lot # 3711 - Sicily, Motya, c. 400-397 BC. Æ (10.3 x 11.02mm, 1.52g). head r. R/ Crab.
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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.   
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Lot # 7801 - Italy - Savoy Carlo Emanuele I 1580-1630 Quarto di Soldo, Mi 0.84 g.
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Lot # 9212 - Sicily, Panormos as Ziz, c. 317-280 BC. Æ (11.7 x 10.9 mm, 1.7 g). d/ Horse galloping r.. Grain ear above r/ Forepart of man-headed bull r. Cf. CNS I, 10. 
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Lot # 5122 - Da Domiziano ad Antonino il Pio, emissione anonima, grifone e quadrante d'altare, Roma, 81-161 A/anepigrafe Grifone a sinistra R/S - C Tripode. BB, Raro. Ae 14,7 mm. 2,29 g RIC.II.28 v.
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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. 
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Lot # 3554 - Greek coins LUCANIA - Heraclea - AE mm 13,1 x 13,5 - d/ Testa di Atena a d. r/ Divinità marina a d. con lancia e scudo Mont. 2150; S.Ans. 116. g 2,12. BB+ Patina verde marrone
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Lot # 6025 - Roman Imperial Libius Severus AD 461-465. Issued under Ricimer. Rome Minimus Æ. 9.3 m., 1.14 g. d/ Bust right / Monogram of Ricimer. In November of 461, Ricimer proclaimed Libius Severus (presumably Livius) emperor at Ravenna, and other than the fact that he was a native of Lucania, nothing else is known. Severus had never been recognized in the East
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Lot # 5638 - Commodus (AD 177-192). AE sestertius (29.7 mm, 19.14 g). Rome, AD 185. d/ laureate head right r/Victory seated right on shields, holding long stylus, preparing to inscribe shield set on knee; S-C across fields; VICT BRIT in exergue. RIC III 452. The Victory over Britain series is unusual in that it breaks convention and announces the victory in the exergue rather than having the victory already inscribed on a shield. In addition to Britain, both Commodus and his father, Marcus Aurelius, issued sestertii for victories over Germany and Parthia which featured shields inscribed VICT GER and VICT PAR but the shield for Britain is not yet inscribed. The series seems to be based on the sestertii issued 80 years earlier, by Trajan, declaring victory over Dacia which featured Victory preparing a shield inscribed VICT DAC.
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Lot # 9804 - Maxentius. A.D. 306-312. Æ 1/4 follis (17.4 x 16.9 mm, 1.98 g). Rome, A.D. 310. MAXENTI VS P F AVG, laureate head of Maxentius right / VOT/QQ/MVL/X in four lines within wreath. RIC 281c. Intact
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Lot # 1333 - MESSINA. Regno di Sicilia. Ruggero II (1105-1154) Follaro. Ae (1,16 g). Legenda cufica. R/ Croce. Spahr 80; MEC 217. BB+
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Lot # 5422 - 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)
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Lot # 1533 - MILETO - Ruggero I (1072-1101) - Follaro MIR 494 R (AE g. 2,33)
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Lot # 482 - Firenze. Carlo Ludovico di Borbone e Maria Luigia reggente (1803-1807). Francescone 1806 Scudo da 10 lire fiorentine o Dena. Sigle L.S. (Luigi Siries, incisore) e martello (Giovanni Fabbroni, zecchiere). CNI 22; Gal. V, 1/3; MIR (Firenze) 425/1. AG. g 27,08. mm 41,27 R. Colpetti. Buon BB+. Velatura di patina in parte iridescente
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Lot # 1534 - Mileto. Ruggero I (1072-1101). Trifollaro, 1098-1101. D/ Ruggero a cavallo gradiente a sinistra con elmo a cono, tiene uno stendardo su lunga asta appoggiata alla spalla destra. R/ La Beata Vergine nimbata su trono volta a destra, tiene fra le braccia il Bambino con nimbo ornato. AE. g 6,3. mm 21,02 x 22,7. R. 
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Lot # 5075 - Monete Romane Imperiali Nerone (54-68 d.C.) Ar Tetradramma databile agli anni 63-68 d.C. - Zecca: indeterminabile in Siria - Diritto: testa laureata di Nerone a destra - Rovescio: testa laureata di Claudio a destra - gr. 14,37 - R.P.C. n. 4122
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Lot # 5779 - NON DISPONIBILE NOT AVAILABLE Impero Romano. Massimino I (235-238). Sesterzio. D/ Busto a destra. R/ SALVS AVGVSTI SC. Salus seduta a sinistra ciba un serpente. RIC 64. g 20,6 AE. Patina verde 
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Lot # 4044 - Roman Republic Triens, series to be catalogued. Ae g 6.4, mm 21.4 x 21.9
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Lot # 6720 - Impero bizantino Costantino V Copronimo, con Leone IV Follis. 751-775 d.C. Zecca di Siracusa. (Doc-19). (SB-1569). Antic.: Figure a mezzo busto di Costantino V e Leone IV di fronte, ciascuno con corona e clamide e con in mano l'acacia; in alto, croce. Verso: Λ/Є/Ⲱ/N Figura a mezzo busto di Leone III di fronte, coronato, con clamide e con in mano la croce nella mano destra. Ae. 2,1 g. BB++
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Lot # 1346 - Messina Tancredi con il figlio Ruggero (1189-1194) Follaro. D/ Legenda cufica. R/ REX. Gr. 1.76. AE. Sp.139. BB++ Patina verde
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Lot # 1342 - Messina. Guglielmo II (1166-1189). Follaro. D/ Legenda cufica su tre righe  R/ REX W / SCδS  AE. 1.05 g. 14.3 x 15.06 mm. Patina verde
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Lot # 9885 - Interessante medaglia a riprodurre bronzo Magno Greco g 13,4. mm 26,9
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Lot # 412 - FIRENZE REPUBBLICA 1532 (Sec. XIII-1532) Quattrino bianco (1490-1494)  Mi g 0,51 R
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Lot # 4053 - Repubblica Romana. Triente da catalogare g 6,11. mm 19,8
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Lot # 4029 - Roman Republic P. Manlius Vulso Æ Sextans. MA series. Sardinian mint, after 210 BC. Head of Mercury to right; two pellets (mark of value) above / Prow of galley to right; MA(ligate) upwards to right, ROMA above, two pellets (mark of value) below. Crawford 64/6a; Sydenham 160c. 2.82g, 20.7mm. Very Fine. Green patina
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Lot # 9964 - Impero Bizantino lotto di 4 pezzi
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Lot # 600 - Zecche Italiane - Guastalla. Cesare I Gonzaga (1557-1575). Tallero. CNI 4 var. Rav.-Mor. 1 var. MIR 335 var. AG. g. 26.51 Inedito. MB/BB. Già rarissima, appare inedita con questa combinazione di legenda 'AVVIBVS TENES'.
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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
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Lot # 9740 - Romano provinciale Medio bronzo da catalogare g 14,23 mm 27,6
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Lot # 3856 - Asia Greca. Impero Sassanide. Dracma. AG. g 2,64. mm 27,3
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Lot # 5897 - Roman Empire. Constantine I, the Great, 307–337 AD. AE Follis (2.86 g, 18.4 x 18.9 mm).
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Lot # 1335 - Messina. Ruggero II (1105-1154). Follaro, 1131-1138. D/ Il Re in piedi con scettro nella destra; ai lati, verticalmente PΟΓЄPΙ / ΑΝΑΣ (Re Ruggero). R/ Croce fogliata racchiusa in cerchio lineare; attorno +IC +XC +NI +KA. Sp. 78. AE. g. 1.05 Patina verde chiaro
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Lot # 5875 - Probus AD 276-282. Struck AD 280. Siscia. Antoninianus Æ silvered 21,6 x 21,8 mm. 3,66 g. d/ IMP C M AVR PROBVS P F AVG, radiate bust right. r / VIRTV S PR OBIAVG, Mars advancing right, holding spear and trophy, XXIT in exergue. Rare
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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.
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Lot # 5868 - Aureliano. 270-275 d.C. Antoniniano. Ae. D/ IMP AVRELIANVS AVG Busto radiato di Aureliano verso destra. R/ IOVI CONSER Giove con scettro e clamide porge il globo ad Aureliano, in ex S. Peso 4,06 gr. Diametro 23,3 x 24,7 mm. Ottimo esemplare di largo modulo con patina su argentatura
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Lot # 5953 - Gioviano (363-364 ) Centennionale. Zecca di Heraclea. D/ DN IOVIANVS PF AVG Busto diademato a sinistra. Rev: VOT V in 2 righe. In esergo: HERACA. gr 2,71. mm 21,5 x 19,1. AE. BB
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Lot # 1600 - Modena. Ercole II d’Este, 1534-1559 Bianco, AR 4,9 g. HERCVLES II DVX MVTINAE IIII Busto corazzato a d. Rv. MONETA COMVNITATIS MVTINAE Stemma entro cartella di fogliami. Ravegnani Morosini 18. MIR 645. Raro. 
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Lot # 2100 - Italian States Verona Denaro gr 0,27
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Lot # 2079 - Venezia Agostino Barbarigo doge LXXIV, 1486-1501 . Bagattino per Padova. Æ gr. 1,95 Croce patente accantonata da quattro bisanti. Rv. Leone alato e nimbato, a d., tiene con le zampe anteriori il vessillo; fra le zampe le iniziali del massaro 
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Lot # 6776 - Byzantine Anonymous. Class B. Romanus III. AE, Follis (Bronze, 10.58 g) Constantinople. 1028-1034
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Lot # 6792 - Byzantine coins - Costantino X e Eudoxia (1059-1067) - Follis - Cristo nimbato stante di fronte /R Eudocia e Costantino sostengono un labaro Ratto 2021; Sear 1853 (AE g. 7,59)
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Lot # 5828 - PHILIP I. 244-249 AD. AR Antoninianus (22.4 mm, 3.94 gm). Antioch mint. Struck 244 AD. IMP C M IVL PHILIPPVS P F AVG P M, radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Spes advancing left, holding flower and raising skirt. RIC IV 70; RSC 221. An issue from Antioch, since the inclusion of P F in the imperial title is not to be found in Philip's issues from Rome. The addition of P M does not mean Pontifex Maximus; rather it is Persicus Maximus, and refers to the conclusion of Rome's four-year war with Shapur I, king of Sasanian Persia. Once emperor, Philip did negotiate a peace with Shapur Philip made a peace treaty with the Persian king Shapur in which he agreed to pay an initial 50 million sesterces as well as a possible annual tribute; thus the inclusion of the personification of Spes as well as the legend, SPES FELICITATIS ORBIS (the hope of the world's good fortune), assumes a particularly ironic connotation
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