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Lot # 310 - Italy. Bergamo. Comune. Grosso of 4 Denari or Half Grosso struck in the name of Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, 1236-1250 (Silver, 20.55, 0.93 g). IMPRT - FREDERI / CVS, Laureate, draped, and armored bust right. Rev. PGA - MVM, Building flanked by towers set on ached arcade, itself set on rock outcropping; circle and star above towers. CNI IV 133 var (dot and star). MIR 17. Biaggi 352. Edge slightly chipped. Otherwise, Good Very Fine. Rare. 0.93 g
Lot # 311 - Italy. Genova. Second Republic, biennial Doges. 1554-1637. 1/4 Scudo 1613 (Silver, 30.13 mm, 9.43 g). Mintmaster Michael Cavus. Crowned caste, two small crosses on each side; date below. Rev. Cross pattée flanked by six-pointed stars. Toned. Very Fine. Rare.
Lot # 312 - Italy. Genova. Second Republic, biennial Doges. 8 Lire. 1796 - really struck in 1814 (Silver, 41.56 mm, 33.30 g). Crowned arms set on pedestal decorated with lion’s head facing and flanked by two winged griffins. Rev. St. John the Baptist standing left, pointing heavenward and holding draped long cross with inscribed ECCE AGNUS DEI. CNI III, 8. Davenport 1370. Lunardi 364. MIR 309/5. Toned. Minor pitting on reverse. Otherwise, Very Fine. 33.30 g
Lot # 313 - Italy. Messina. Kingdom of Sicily. Guglielmo II, 1166-1189. Trifollaro (Bronze, 22.92 mm, 10.18 g). Lion head facing slightly left. Rev. Palm tree with two clusters of dates. MIR 36. MEC 14 425-431. Spahr 117 (Palermo). Green patina. About Very Fine. 10.18 g
Lot # 314 - Italy. Messina. Kingdom of Sicily. Guglielmo II, 1166-1189. Trifollaro (Bronze, 24.72 mm, 10.53 g). Lion head facing slightly left. Rev. Palm tree with two clusters of dates. MIR 36. MEC 14 425-431. Spahr 117 (Palermo). Green patina. Weakness. About Very Fine. 10.53 g
Lot # 315 - Italy. Messina. Kingdom of Sicily. Guglielmo II, 1166-1189. Follaro (Bronze, 12.95 mm, 2.03 g). Lion head facing slightly left. Rev. 'al-malik Ghulyālim al-thani' (King William the Second), in kufic in three lines. MIR 37. MEC 14 433-436. Spahr 118. Green patina. About Very Fine. 2.03 g
Lot # 316 - Italy. Messina. Kingdom of Sicily. Guglielmo II, 1166-1189. Follaro (Bronze, 12.78 mm, 2.02 g). Lion head facing slightly left. Rev. 'al-malik Ghulyālim al-thani' (King William the Second), in kufic in three lines. MIR 37. MEC 14 433-436. Spahr 118. Green patina. About Very Fine. 2.02 g
Lot # 317 - Italy. Messina. Kingdom of Sicily. Guglielmo II, 1166-1189. Follaro (Bronze, 12.29 mm, 2.16 g). Lion head facing slightly left. Rev. 'al-malik Ghulyālim al-thani' (King William the Second), in kufic in three lines. MIR 37. MEC 14 433-436. Spahr 118. Green patina. Good Fine. 2.16 g
Lot # 318 - Italy. Messina. Kingdom of Sicily. Federico IV D’Aragona, 1355-1377. Pierreale (Silver, 25.26 mm, 3.02 g). ✠ FRIDERICVS DEI GRA REX SICILIE, Coronated eagle with open wings within contour of circles and rings. Rev. ✠ AC ATHENAR 3 NEOPATRIA DVX, Aragones coat of arms surmounted by little crown; on the sides initials G - L. Spahr 39. MIR 194. Toned. Edge clipped, otherwise, Very Fine. 3.02 g
Lot # 319 - Italy. Milano. Holy Roman Empire, Kingdom of Italy. Enrico II di Sassonia, 1014-1024. Denaro scodellato (Silver, 17.64 mm, 1.08 g). ✠IMPERATOR around H/RIC/N. Rev. AVC/MED/IOLA/NIV. CNI 1/12. Biaggi 1410. MIR 44. Toned. Very Fine. 1.08 g
Lot # 320 - Italy. Milano. Holy Roman Empire, Kingdom of Italy. Enrico II di Sassonia, 1014-1024. Denaro scodellato (Silver, 17.66 mm, 1.15 g). ✠IMPERATOR around H/RIC/N. Rev. AVC/MED/IOLA/NIV. CNI 1/12. Biaggi 1410. MIR 44. Toned. About Very Fine. 1.15 g
Lot # 321 - Italy. Milano. Duchy of Milano and Mantova. Francesco II d’Asburgo-Lorena, 1792-1800. Scudo delle Corone, or Crocione. 1796 (Silver, 40.15 mm, 29.38 g). Laureate head right, M (mint mark of Milano) below bust. Rev. Cross of Borgogny, with three crowns of Austria, Hungary and Bohemia. Crippa 7e. MIR 472/5. Gigante 13. Montenegro 165. MIR 472/4. Attractive tone with light iridescence around devices. Good Very Fine. 29.38 g
Lot # 322 - Italy. Napoli. First House of Anjou. Charles I of Anjou, 1266-1285. Saluto. After 1278 (Silver, 23.83 mm, 3.18 g). +KAROL'• IЄRL'• ЄT• SICIL• RЄX, Ducal coat-or-arms of Jeruslaem and Anjou. Rev. +AVЄ• GRA• PLЄNA• DNS• TЄCUM, The Annunciation: Archangel Gabriel standing right, holding lily and pointing at Virgin standing facing slightly left, raising hands in adoration; between them, lily in vase. CNI XIX 5. Pannuti-Riccio 3. MIR 20. MEC 677. Lovely old cabinet tone. Sharply struck. Extremely Fine.
Lot # 323 - Italy. Napoli. First House of Anjou. Robert of Anjou, 1309-1343. Gigliato (Silver, 26.10 mm, 3.87 g). ✠ ROBERT DEI GRA IERL ET. SICIL REX, The king, crowned, sitting facing between two lions with scepter and crucigerous orb. Rev. ✠ hONOR REGIS. IUDICIU DILIGIT, Floral cross with lily in each quarter. CNI XIX 46. Pannuti-Riccio 2. MIR 28. MEC 14 706. Toned. Some flattening, as usual. Near Extremely Fine. 3.87 g
Lot # 324 - Italy. Napoli. House of Aragon. Ferdinand I of Aragon, 1458-1494. Carlino. 1458-1460 (Silver, 24.16 mm, 3.39 g). +DNS.M.ADIVT.ET.EGO.D, Crowned king seated facing between two lion heads, holding a sceptre and a globe cruciger; A (Antonio Miroballo, mintmaster), on the left. Rev. +FERDINANDVS.D.G.R.SI.IE.E.VN, Field quartered with the arms of Aragon, Jerusalem, Naples and Hungary. CNI XIX 643. Pannuti-Riccio 21b. MIR 72/2. Toned. Very Fine. 3.39 g
Lot # 325 - Italy. Napoli. House of Aragon. Ferdinand I of Aragon, 1458-1494. Coronato (Silver, 27.35 mm, 3.96 g). FERRANDVS D G R SICILIE I, Crowned and cuirassed bust right, behind, T (Giancarlo Tramontano, mintmaster). Rev. IVSTA TV - ENDA, Archangel Michael standing right, holding circular shield and slaying dragon with a spear. Pannuti Riccio 17b. MIR 69/2. Nicely toned. Nice portrait in fine Renaissance style. Good Very Fine. 3.96 g
Lot # 326 - Italy. Napoli. Kingdom under Spanish rule. Philip II of Spain, 1554-1598. Carlino. 1556-1598 (Silver, 23.68 mm, 2.87 g). PHILIP REX ARAGO VTR, Bare head right; GR / VP (Giovanni Antonio Fasulo, mintmaster) to left; rosette below head. Rev. FIDEI / DEFEN / SOR, in three lines within double linear border; all within laurel wreath. CNI XX 727. Pannuti-Riccio 35b. MIR 180. Toned. Near Very Fine. 2.87 g
Lot # 327 - Italy. Napoli. Kingdom under Spanish rule. Charles II of Spain, 1665-1700. Tarì. 1689 (Silver, 26.05 mm, 5.00 g). Draped and armored bust right; behind, AG / A (Antonio Giovane and Francesco Antonio Ariani, mintmasters); below, IM (Giovanni Montemein, engraver). Rev. Crowned coat of arms. Pannuti Riccio 17. MIR 292/2. Toned. Several scratches of weight adjustment on obverse. Otherwise, Near Very Fine. 5.00 g
Lot # 328 - Italy. Napoli. Kingdom under Spanish rule. Philip II of Spain, 1665-1700. Tarì. 1696 (Silver, 24.41 mm, 4.25 g). Crowned and draped bust right. Rev. Fleece hanging (Toson d’Oro). Pannuti Riccio 23. MIR 300/5. Toned. Very Fine. 4.25 g
Lot # 329 - Italy. Napoli. Kingdom under Spanish rule. Philip II of Spain, 1665-1700. Tarì. 1699 (Silver, 24.44 mm, 4.29 g). Crowned and draped bust right. Rev. Fleece hanging (Toson d’Oro). Pannuti Riccio 26. MIR 300/8. Several scratches of weight adjustment on obverse. Otherwise, Near Very Fine. 4.29 g
Lot # 330 - Italy. Napoli. Kingdom under Spanish rule. Ferdinand IV, then I, of Bourbon. 6 Ducati. 1771 (Gold, 26.65 mm, 8.85 g). Bust right. Rev. Crowned shield; on the sides. Pannuti Riccio 19. MIR 357/2. Adjustment marks. Otherwise, Very Fine. 8.85 g
Lot # 331 - Italy. Napoli. Kingdom under Spanish rule. Ferdinand II of Bourbon, 1830-1859. 5 Tornesi 1842 (Copper, 31.60 mm, 14.83 g). Bare head right. Rev. TORNESI CINQUE, in two lines below crown. Panutti Riccio 216. Montenegro 1061. Gigante 219. Good Fine. Very Rare. 14.83 g
Lot # 332 - Italy. Torino. Kingdom of Sardinia. Carlo Felice, 1821-1831. 80 Lire. 1824-L (Gold, 33.00 mm, 25.71 g). Bare head left. Rev. Crowned spade-shaped shield of four-fold arms, with central shield of Savoy eagle, between two oak branches. Pagani 32. Montenegro 02. Gigante 9. KM 123. Friedberg 1132. Minor contact marks and edge knock. Otherwise, Nearly Extremely Fine. 25.71 g
Lot # 333 - Italy. Venezia. The Serenissima. Alvise IV Mocenigo,1763-1779. Zecchino (Gold, 21.31 mm, 3.44 g). ALOY MOCEN - S M VENET, Doge with standard kneeling before St.Mark. Rev. SIT T XPE DAT Q TV – REGIS ISTE DVCA, Christ, nimbate, standing facing in mandorla with thirteen stars, raising hand in benediction and holding book of Gospels. Paolucci 13. Friedberg 1421. Good Very Fine. 3.44 g