Lot # 181 - L. Thorius Balbus. Denarius, Rome, 105 BC. AR, 17.96 mm, 3.72 g. Head of Juno Sospita r., wearing goat-skin headdress. Rv. Bull charging r. RRC 316/1. Toned. Some deposits, VF. From a Swiss collection, formed before 2005.

Lot # 182 - P. Servilius M.f. Rullus. Denarius, Rome, 100 BC. AR, 19.82 mm, 3.95 g. Helmeted bust of Minerva l., wearing aegis. Rv. Victory driving fast biga prancing r., holding reins and palm branch. RRC 328/1. Toned, VF.

Lot # 183 - C. Vibius C.f. Pansa. Denarius, Rome, 90 BC. AR, 17.13 mm, 3.90 g. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rv. Minerva driving fast quadriga prancing r., holding reins, spear and trophy. RRC 342/5b. Dark tone, banker’s mark on obverse, about VF.

Lot # 184 - L. Rubrius Dossenus. Denarius, Rome, 87 BC. AR, 17.63 mm, 3.67 g. Laureate head of Jupiter r. Rv. Triumphal slow quadriga r., with side-panel decorated with thunderbolt and surmounted by Victory. RRC 348/1. Nice old cabinet tone. Slightly off center, EF.

Lot # 185 - Gargilius, Ogulnius and Vergilius. Denarius, Rome, 86 BC. AR 20.10 mm, 3.98 g. Laureate head of Apollo r.; thunderbolt below. Rv. Jupiter in quadriga r. RRC 350A/2. Toned, Good VF.

Lot # 186 - C. Norbanus. Denarius, Rome, 83 BC. AR, 18.99 mm, 4.00 g. Diademed head of Venus r. Rv. Ear of grain, fasces and caduceus. RRC 357/1b. Toned with some light deposits around devices, Good VF.

Lot # 187 - L. Marcius Censorinus. Denarius, Rome, 82 BC. AR, 17.72 mm, 4.21 g. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rv. Satyr Marsyas standing l., raising the r. hand, carrying wine-skin on shoulder, column surmounted by statue of Minerva behind to r. RRC 363/1d. Toned with some thin deposits around devices, good VF.

Lot # 188 - Cn. Cornelius Lentulus Marcellinus. Denarius, uncertain Spanish mint, 76-75 BC. AR, 19.53 mm, 3.82 g. Draped bust of Genius Populi Romani r., wearing tainia and holding scepter over shoulder. Rv. Wreathed scepter, globe and rudder. RRC 393/1a. Toned, Good VF.

Lot # 189 - C. Considius Nonianus. Denarius. Rome, 57 BC. AR, 17.87 mm, 3.73 g. Diademed and laureate bust of Venus r. Rv. Gate in wall surrounding mountain with tetrastyle temple on top. RRC 424/1. Attractive old cabinet and iridescent tone, well struck, EF. Ex Roma Numismatics XXV, 22 September 2022, lot 755 (Vogelberg Collection, Switzerland, formed circa 1960-1985) and Kunst und Münzen 5, 18 November 1970, lot 51.

Lot # 190 - D. Iunius Brutus Albinus Bruti f. Denarius, Rome, 48 BC. AR, 19.05 mm, 3.89 g. Head of Pietas r. Rv. Clasping hands holding winged caduceus. RRC 450/2. Minor die crushing, about EF.

Lot # 191 - C. Cassius and Cornelius Lentulus Spinther. Denarius. Military mint moving with Brutus and Cassius, 43-42 BC. AR, 18.69 mm, 3.60 g. Diademed bust of Libertas r. Rv. Jug and lituus. RRC 500/3. Nice tone. EF. Rare.

Lot # 192 - Quintus Labienus Parthicus, died 39 BC early 40 BC. Denarius (Silver, 16.45 mm, 3.28 g). Uncertain military mint moving with Labienus. Q LABIENVS PARTHICUS IMP Bare head of Labienus right. Rev. Horse standing right on ground line, wearing saddle with hanging quiver and bridle. Hersh, The Coinage of Quintus Labienus Parthicus, SNR 59 (1980) AR 21 (dies G/18). Crawford 524/2. Sydenham 1357. Sear, Imperatores 341; BMCRR East 132. Full legend. Somewhat rough, otherwise, Very Fine. Very rare.

Lot # 193 - Marcus Antonius and Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator, autumn 34 BC. Denarius, Alexandria, 34 BC. (Silver, 20 mm, 3.41 g). Bare head of Marcus Antonius r., Armenian tiara behind neck. Rv. Diademed and draped bust of Cleopatra r., prow before (not visible). Crawford 543/1. Toned and with two splendid portraits of fine style, good VF. Very rare.

Lot # 194 - Octavian, 32-27 BC. Denarius, uncertain Italian mint, Brundisium or Rome, 32-29 BC. AR, 19.20 mm, 3.48 g. Diademed head of Venus r. Rv. Octavian in military dress advancing l., holding transverse spear and extending arm. RIC I², 251 (Augustus). Toned. Minor scratch on obv Good VF.

Lot # 195 - The Triumvirs. Octavian, 32-29 BC. Denarius, uncertain Italian mint, Brundisium or Rome, autumn 31-summer 30 BC. AR, 19.40 mm, 3.75 g. Bare head l. Rv. Victory standing l. on globe, holding wreath and palm branch. RIC I² 254b. Toned, EF.

Lot # 196 - Octavian, 32-27 BC. Denarius, uncertain Italian mint, possibly Rome, 29-27 BC. AR, 16.67 mm, 2.98 g. Bare head r. Rv. Trophy composed by helmet, cuirass, shield and crossed rudder and anchor at base, set on prow of galley r. RIC I², 265a (Augustus). Light tone and graffiti on obv., weakness, minor scratches and marks on rv., otherwise, about VF. Ex YCA 4

Lot # 197 - Gaius Caligula, 37-41. As, Rome, AD 37-38. AE, 27.52 mm, 8.69 g. Bare head l. Rv. Vesta veiled and draped, seated l. on throne, holding patera and transverse scepter. RIC I², 38. Uniform green patina, EF.

Lot # 198 - Claudius I, with Agrippina II (niece and wife of Claudius). Aureus (Gold, 19.60 mm, 7.77 g). Lugdunum, 50-51. Laureate head of Claudius r. Rv. Draped bust of Agrippina r., wearing wreath of grain ears. RIC I 80. Calicó 396. Two lovely portraits, Extremely Fine. Rare.

Lot # 199 - Nero, 54-68. Sestertius, Lugdunum, circa 62-68. Æ, 33.45 mm, 24.46 g. Laureate head r., globe at point of bust. Rv. Roma seated l., holding Victory and parazonium. RIC I 517. Good VF

Lot # 200 - Nerva, 96-98. Denarius, Rome, 96/7. AR, 17.90 mm, 2.89 g. Laureate head r. Rv. Aequitas draped standing facing, head turned to l., holding scales and cornucopia. RIC II, 1. Light tone, roughness, Good Fine.

Lot # 201 - Trajan , 98-117. Denarius, Rome 107-111. AR , 20.33 mm, 2.61 g. Laureate bust of Trajan r., slight drapery on far shoulder. Rv. Roma standing facing, head left, Victory in right hand, spear in l. RIC II, 115. About VF.

Lot # 202 - Antoninus Pius, 138-161. Denarius, Rome, circa AD 140-143. AR, 18.51 mm, 3.08 g. Laureate head right. Rv. Italia turreted and draped, seated l. on globe, holding scepter and cornucopia. RIC III, 73c. Toned, pitting, porosity and weakness on rv, otherwise, VF/about VF.

Lot # 203 - Faustina II Augusta, daughter of Antoninus Pius and wife of Marcus Aurelius, 147-175. Rome, 161-176 AD, struck under Marcus Aurelius. Denarius (Silver, 17.33 mm, 3.99 g). Draped bust r., wearing elaborate hairstyle. Rv. Hilaritas draped standing facing, head turned to l., holding grounded palm branch and cornucopia. RIC III 686 (Aurelius). Toned, about EF.

Lot # 204 - Septimius Severus, 193-211. Rome, 209 AD. Denarius (Silver, 18.82 mm, 3.29 g). Laureate head r. Rv. Jupiter nude, except for clamys over shoulder, standing facing, head turned to l., holding thunderbolt and grounded scepter, flanked by child standing facing to him on either side. RIC IV.1, 226. Light tone, good VF.

Lot # 205 - Elagabalus, 218-222. Rome, 220 AD. Denarius (Silver, 18.93 mm, 2.78 g). Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Sol nude except for the clamys over shoulder, advancing l., raising r. hand and holding whip, star to l. RIC IV.2, 28d. Toned, about EF.

Lot # 206 - Aquilia Severa Augusta, 220-222. Denarius, Rome circa 220. (Silver, 17.31 mm, 3.17 g). Draped bust r. Rv. Concordia standing left, holding patera and double cornucopiae, near lighted altar; star to r. RIC IV.2, 226. Toned, VF.

Lot # 207 - Herennius Etruscus as Caesar, 249-251. Antoninianus, Rome, 250/251. AR, 21.54 mm, 4.55 g. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Pietas, priestly implements, sprinkler, simpulum, jug with handle right, patera and lituus. RIC IV.3, 143. Light tone, VF.

Lot # 208 - Trebonianus Gallus, 251-253. Antoninianus, Rome, 253. (Silver, 22.33 mm, 3.71 g). Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Apollo nude standing facing, head turned to l., holding branch and resting the left arm on lyre set on rock. RIC IV.3, 32. Toned. Good VF/VF.

Lot # 209 - Salonina Augusta, wife of Gallienus, 254-268. Antoninianus, Antioch, struck under Gallienus sole reign, AD 267. Silvered AE, 21.16 mm, 4.33 g. Diademed and draped bust r., set on crescent. Rv. Venus draped standing facing, head turned to l., wearing helmet and holding transverse scepter, resting elbow on grounded shield. RIC V 86. Toned, VF/about VF.

Lot # 210 - Postumus, Usurper 259-269. Antoninianus, Cologne, 266/267. BI, 20.38 mm, 4.25 g. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Serapis standing facing, head turned to l., raising the r. hand and holding long scepter. RIC V.2, 329. Toned. Exceptional portrait. EF/Good VF. Rare.

Lot # 211 - Diocletian, 284-305. Antoninianus, Antioch, 2nd officina, AD 296. AE, 19.25 mm, 3.21 g. Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. The emperor standing r. in military dress, holding short scepter and receiving Victory standing r. on globe crowning him with wreath, from Jupiter nude except for the clamys on chest and over r. arm, holding long scepter, star between them. RIC VI 60a. Dark green patina, VF.

Lot # 212 - Constantine I, 306-337. Follis, Nicomedia, circa AD 330/5. AE, 18.82 mm, 2.39 g. Rosette-diademed, draped, cuirassed bust r. Rv. Two soldiers, helmeted, draped and cuirassed, standing each-other facing, holding reversed spear and resting hand on grounded shield, two signa between them. RIC VII 188. Dark green patina, about VF.

Lot # 213 - Constantine I the Great, 307/310-337. Follis, Antioch, 3rd officina, AD 330-333/35. AE, 17.23 mm, 2.15 g. Rosette-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Two soldiers standing each-other facing, holding reversed spear and resting hand on grounded shield, two signa between them. RIC VII, 86. Brown-green patina, about VF. Ex YC 3

Lot # 214 - Licinius I, 328-324. Follis, Thessalonica, 3rd officina, 312-313. AE, 23.00 mm, 3.00 g. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Jupiter standing facing with chlamys, holding Victory on globe and sceptre, eagle with wreath to l. RIC VII 3Γ. Nice portrait, Nearly EF

Lot # 215 - Crispus as Caesar, 317-326. Follis, 3rd officina, struck under Constantine I the Great, circa AD 321/4. AE, 17.41 mm, 3.11 g. Siscia mint. Laureate head r. Rv. Legend in two lines within laurel wreath, in exergue mint mark, officina mark and palm branch r. RIC VII 175. Brown-green patina, VF.

Lot # 216 - Constantius II as Caesar, 324-337. Follis, Antioch, 6th officina, circa AD 330/3 and 335. (Bronze, 16.98 mm, 2.22 g). Laureate and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Two soldiers standing each-other facing, holding reversed spear and resting hand on grounded shield, two signa between them. RIC VII 88. Brown-green patina, VF/about VF.

Lot # 217 - City commemorative issue, 330-354. Follis, Antioch, struck under Constantine I the Great, circa AD 330-335. AE, 17.09 mm, 2.22 g. Personification bust of the city of Constantinopolis l., laureate and helmeted, wearing imperial mantle, holding scepter over l. shoulder. Rv. Victory draped standing facing with open wings on galley l., foot on prow, head turned to l., holding transverse scepter and shield. RIC VII 92. Nice brown-green patina, VF.

Lot # 218 - Constans, as Augustus, 337-350. Follis, Antioch circa 347-348. (Bronze, 14.77 mm, 1.99 g).

Lot # 219 - Arcadius, 383-408. Nummus, Heraclea, 383. (Bronze, 14.00 mm, 1.26 g). Draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. VOT V in two lines within wreath. RIC IX 18b.1. VF

Lot # 220 - Honorius, 393-423. Solidus, Rome, 404/8. (Gold, 21.17 mm, 4.44 g). Pearl-diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Emperor laureate and in military dress, standing r., l. foot on fallen captive, bearded, facing l., holding labarum and Victory l. on globe on outstretched l. hand, crowning him with wreath. RIC X 1252. Underlying luster, well struck, EF.

Lot # 221 - Aelia Pulcheria Augusta, regent for Theodosius II and wife of Marcian, 414-453. Solidus, Constantinopolis, AD 423/4. (Gold, 21.02 mm, 4.51 g). Rosette-diademed and draped bust r., wearing elaborate hairstyle and being crowned by manus Dei from above. Rv. Victory draped standing l., holding long jeweled cross, star above. RIC X Theodosius II (East) 227. Amazing portrait, bold struck, well centered, EF. Extremely rare.

Lot # 222 - Constans II, 641-668. Follis, Constantinopolis, Class 6, circa AD 655/7. (Bronze, 20.73 mm, 2.36 g). Constans bearded standing facing, wearing clamys and crown with cross, holding long cross and globus cruciger. Rv. Large M in the center, star above, officina letter (not visible) below. DO 2.2, 75-76. Fusion pedicle visible, light-brown tone, VF.

Lot # 223 - Anonymous Folles. Attributed to Basil II and Constantine VIII, 976-1025/28. Class A2. Follis, circa AD 1020/28. AE, 24.41 mm, 7.82 g. Constantinopolis mint. Bearded bust of Christ facing, wearing nimbus cross with two pellets in each arm, tunic and himation, the r. hand raised blessing, holding book of Gospels decorated with central pellet in border of dots. Rv. Legend in four lines, with ornament above (out of flan) and below. DO 3.2, 14b. Brown-green patina, VF.

Lot # 224 - Byzantine Lead Seal. Metrical type, circa 9th-11th centuries. Pb 18.83 mm, 4.25 g. Legend in four lines. Rv. Legend in four lines. About VF

Lot # 225 - Byzantine Lead Seal. Nikephoros Mesanyktes, spatharokandidatos and episkeptites, circa 11th century. Pb, 29.25 mm, 22.63 g. Bust of St. Nicholas holding the book and offering a blessing. Rv. Nikephoros Mesanyktes, spatharokandidatos and topoteretes, in six lines. DO Seals online, BZS.1951.31.5.561. Cf. the comentary: For further references to the family name Mesanyktes, see Wassiliou-Seibt, Siegel mit metrischen Legenden II, no. 2723. See also Laurent, Orghidan, no. 453; and PBW : Nikephoros 20225. VF.

Lot # 226 - Byzantine commercial Weight of 1 Nomismata. Circa 4th-6th centuries. Æ, 11.63 mm, 4.51 g. Large N. Rv. Blank. Cf. Bendall 103-104. Fine

Lot # 227 - Byzantine commercial Weight of 1 Semissis. Circa 4th-6th centuries. Æ, 10.92 mm, 2.05 g. Grooved edge. Rv. Blank. About VF.

Lot # 228 - Armenia, Cilician Armenia. Royal. Levon I, 1198-1219. Tram, circa 1198-1219. (Silver, 22.20 mm, 2.93 g). Levon in royal dress seated facing on throne decorated with two lion foreparts back-to-back to armrests, feet on footstool, wearing crown with pendants, with open arms, holding globus cruciger on the right hand and fleur-de-lis in the left hand, all within dotted circle. Rv. Two rampant lions back-to-back, head turned to opposite direction, each-other facing, flanking patriarchal cross with four dots in center, set on long staff, ending with three dots and surmounted by latin cross, all within dotted circle. Bedoukian, CCA 123ff. Light tone. Some die crushing areas, about EF.

Lot # 229 - Armenia, Cilician Armenia. Royal. Levon I, 1198-1219. Tram, circa 1198-1219. (Silver, 17.00 mm, 2.89 g). Levon in royal dress seated facing on throne decorated with two lion foreparts back-to-back to armrests, feet on footstool, wearing crown with pendants, with open arms, holding globus cruciger on the right hand and fleur-de-lis in the left hand, all within dotted circle. Rv. Two rampant lions back-to-back, head turned to opposite direction, each-other facing, flanking patriarchal cross with four dots in center, set on long staff, ending with three dots and surmounted by latin cross, all within dotted circle. Bedoukian, CCA 123ff. Light toned. Minor die crushing, otherwise, EF.

Lot # 230 - Armenia, Cilician Armenia. Royal. Levon I, 1198-1219. Tank, circa 1198-1219. (Silver, 29.19 mm, 7.70 g). Sis mint. Crowned and bearded lion’s head facing, slightly right within linear circle, with cross above. Rv. Patriarchal cross flanked by stars within linear circle with cross above. Bedoukian 718. Green-brown patina, good VF.

Lot # 231 - Armenia, Cilician Armenia. Royal. Levon I, 1198-1219. Tank, Sis mint, circa 1198-1219. AE, 29.11 mm, 7.61 g. Leonine head of Levon facing slightly r., wearing crown with seven pellets and dotted mane, all within linear circle. Rv. Patriarchal cross flanked by two five-pointed stars at base, all within linear circle. Bedoukian 696. Toned, VF.

Lot # 232 - Italy, Venice. Ranieri Zeno, 1253-1268. Grosso. AG, 19.23 mm, 2.10 g. Doge bearded standing facing to l., holding akakia and receiving vexillum to l. with long staff from St. Marcus nimbate, bearded, standing facing to r., holding book of Gospels. Rv. Christ Pantocrator cross nimbate, seated facing on backed throne, decorated with rows of pellets, wearing tunic, pallium and colobium, blessing with the r. hand. Biaggi, 2775. Toned, VF.

Lot # 233 - Seljuqs of Rum. Ghiyas ad-Din Kaykhusraw III, 664-682 AH / 1266-1284. Dirham, mint off flan, 68x AH. (Silver, 22.81 mm, 2.81 g). Album 1232. Clipped and flan crack, Good Fine.

Lot # 234 - Seljuqs of Rum. Ghiyas ad-Din Kaykhusraw III, 664-682 AH / 1266-1284. Dirham, Siwas, date off flan. (Silver, 22.52 mm, 2.88 g). Album 1232. Weakness area, About VF

Lot # 235 - Egypt, Fuad I. 20 Piastres, London AH 1348 (1929). (Gold, 15 mm, 1.70 g). Bust of king Fuad I wearing military attire l. Rv. Value and date; edge milled. KM 351. About EF.