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Immagine diritto 1 CHF 240 Immagine rovescio
Etruria. Populonia. 5 Asses. Circa 3rd century BC (Silver, 14.91 mm, 1.36 g). Head of Turms right, wearing petasos; behind, V (mark of value). Rev. Blank. Vecchi, EC I, 84.24 (this coin). HN Italy 163. HGC 1, 130. Cabinet toned. Rough surfaces. Good Fine. Very Rare. - Etruria. Populonia. 5 Asses. Circa 3rd century BC (Silver, 14.91 mm, 1.36 g). Head of Turms right, wearing petasos; behind, V (mark of value). Rev. Blank. Vecchi, EC I, 84.24 (this coin). HN Italy 163. HGC 1, 130. Cabinet toned. Rough surfaces. Good Fine. Very Rare.
Immagine diritto 2 CHF 300 Immagine rovescio
Etruria. Populonia. 2.5 Asses. Circa 3rd century BC (Silver, 10.59 mm, 0.82 g). Male head right; behind, VII (mark of value). Rev. Blank. Vecchi, EC I, 95. HN Italy 175. HGC 1, 136. Toned. Rough surfaces. Good Fine. Very Rare. - Etruria. Populonia. 2.5 Asses. Circa 3rd century BC (Silver, 10.59 mm, 0.82 g). Male head right; behind, VII (mark of value). Rev. Blank. Vecchi, EC I, 95. HN Italy 175. HGC 1, 136. Toned. Rough surfaces. Good Fine. Very Rare.
Immagine diritto 3 CHF 75 Immagine rovescio
Central Italy. Uncertain mint. Token or Coin (?). Circa 2nd - 1st centuries BC (Struck Lead Alloy, 14.81 mm, 2.79 g). R F, Victory right, crowning trophy. Rev. C VE - RG, Two goats on their hind legs, facing each other. HN Italy - . Stannard, Local Coins of Italy, 2007 provisional catalogue, Series 169, pl. 71, nn. 1251-1256. Attractive patina with minor deposits. Very Fine. Extremely Rare. - Central Italy. Uncertain mint. Token or Coin (?). Circa 2nd - 1st centuries BC (Struck Lead Alloy, 14.81 mm, 2.79 g). R F, Victory right, crowning trophy. Rev. C VE - RG, Two goats on their hind legs, facing each other. HN Italy - . Stannard, Local Coins of Italy, 2007 provisional catalogue, Series 169, pl. 71, nn. 1251-1256. Attractive patina with minor deposits. Very Fine. Extremely Rare.
Immagine diritto 4 CHF 16 Immagine rovescio
Central Italy. Uncertain mint. Bronze. Early 1st century BC (Bronze, 13.33 mm, 3.55 g). Wreathed head of young Dionysus right. Rev. Panther standing right, head facing, holding thrysus in jaws. HN Italy 2673. SNG Copenhagen 344 (Capua ?). Stannard & Sinner, "A Central Italian Coin with Dionysus/Panther Types, and Contacts Between Central Italy and Spain, in the 2nd and 1st Centuries BC," in Saguntum 46 (2014), pp. 159-180, fig. 1, 1-6. SNG Milano II, pl. XXXI, 17-18. Riverine patina. Good Fine. Rare. - Central Italy. Uncertain mint. Bronze. Early 1st century BC (Bronze, 13.33 mm, 3.55 g). Wreathed head of young Dionysus right. Rev. Panther standing right, head facing, holding thrysus in jaws. HN Italy 2673. SNG Copenhagen 344 (Capua ?). Stannard & Sinner, "A Central Italian Coin with Dionysus/Panther Types, and Contacts Between Central Italy and Spain, in the 2nd and 1st Centuries BC," in Saguntum 46 (2014), pp. 159-180, fig. 1, 1-6. SNG Milano II, pl. XXXI, 17-18. Riverine patina. Good Fine. Rare.
Immagine diritto 5 CHF 40 Immagine rovescio
Apulia. Luceria. Cast Biunx. Circa 217-212 BC (Bronze, 25.53 mm, 19.39 g). Scallop shell. Rev. Astragalos; above, two pellets (mark of value); below, L. HN Italy 677d. ICC 348. Fine. From a Swiss collection, formed before 2005. - Apulia. Luceria. Cast Biunx. Circa 217-212 BC (Bronze, 25.53 mm, 19.39 g). Scallop shell. Rev. Astragalos; above, two pellets (mark of value); below, L. HN Italy 677d. ICC 348. Fine. From a Swiss collection, formed before 2005.
Immagine diritto 6 CHF 50 Immagine rovescio
Calabria. Tarentum. Diobol. Circa 325-280 BC (Silver, 12.66 mm, 1.06 g). Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. Herakles standing right, strangling the Nemean lion; on left, club; below, C. HN Italy 976. HGC 1, 834. Toned. Rusty obverse die. Good Very Fine. - Calabria. Tarentum. Diobol. Circa 325-280 BC (Silver, 12.66 mm, 1.06 g). Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. Herakles standing right, strangling the Nemean lion; on left, club; below, C. HN Italy 976. HGC 1, 834. Toned. Rusty obverse die. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 7 CHF 260 Immagine rovescio
Calabria. Tarentum. Nomos struck under Lykinos (Magistrate). Circa 272-240 BC (Silver, 21 mm, 6.47 g). Youth on horseback left, crowning the horse; on right, ΣΥ; below, ΛΥKΙ / ΝΟΣ. Rev. ΤΑ - ΡΑΣ, Dolphin rider left, wearing chlamys and brandishing trident; on right, owl. HN Italy 1025. Vlasto 836. SNG ANS 1165. HGC 1, 889. Toned. Good Very Fine. - Calabria. Tarentum. Nomos struck under Lykinos (Magistrate). Circa 272-240 BC (Silver, 21 mm, 6.47 g). Youth on horseback left, crowning the horse; on right, ΣΥ; below, ΛΥKΙ / ΝΟΣ. Rev. ΤΑ - ΡΑΣ, Dolphin rider left, wearing chlamys and brandishing trident; on right, owl. HN Italy 1025. Vlasto 836. SNG ANS 1165. HGC 1, 889. Toned. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 8 CHF 280 Immagine rovescio
Calabria. Tarentum. Nomos struck under Ar- and Damylos (Magistrates). Circa 272-240 BC (Silver, 21 mm, 6.41 g). Youth on horseback right, crowning the horse; on left, monogram AP; below, [ΔAMYΛOΣ]. Rev. ΤΑ - ΡΑΣ, Dolphin rider left, holding cornucopia, trident and shield. HN Italy 1008. Vlasto 750. SNG ANS 1115. Toned. Very Fine. - Calabria. Tarentum. Nomos struck under Ar- and Damylos (Magistrates). Circa 272-240 BC (Silver, 21 mm, 6.41 g). Youth on horseback right, crowning the horse; on left, monogram AP; below, [ΔAMYΛOΣ]. Rev. ΤΑ - ΡΑΣ, Dolphin rider left, holding cornucopia, trident and shield. HN Italy 1008. Vlasto 750. SNG ANS 1115. Toned. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 9 CHF 240 Immagine rovescio
Calabria. Tarentum. Nomos struck under Sostratos and Poly- (Magistrates). Circa 272-240 BC (Silver, 21.65 mm, 6.35 g). Helmeted naked warrior on horseback right, preparing to cast spear downward, holding shield and two javelins; on left, EΥ; below, ΣΩΣΤΡ / AΤΟΣ. Rev. Τ - ΑΡΑΣ, Dolphin rider left, holding Nike and cornucopia; before, ΠOΛΥ; behind, thunderbolt. HN Italy 1001. Vlasto 713. SNG ANS 1084. Toned. About Very Fine. - Calabria. Tarentum. Nomos struck under Sostratos and Poly- (Magistrates). Circa 272-240 BC (Silver, 21.65 mm, 6.35 g). Helmeted naked warrior on horseback right, preparing to cast spear downward, holding shield and two javelins; on left, EΥ; below, ΣΩΣΤΡ / AΤΟΣ. Rev. Τ - ΑΡΑΣ, Dolphin rider left, holding Nike and cornucopia; before, ΠOΛΥ; behind, thunderbolt. HN Italy 1001. Vlasto 713. SNG ANS 1084. Toned. About Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 10 CHF 65 Immagine rovescio
Calabria. Tarentum. Bronze. Circa 275-200 BC (Bronze, 14 mm, 2.49 g). Cockle shell. Rev. TAPAN, Dolphin rider left, holding kantharos and cornucopiae. HN Italy 1087. Vlasto 1828-1831. HGC 1, 940. Untouched dark green patina. Good Very Fine. - Calabria. Tarentum. Bronze. Circa 275-200 BC (Bronze, 14 mm, 2.49 g). Cockle shell. Rev. TAPAN, Dolphin rider left, holding kantharos and cornucopiae. HN Italy 1087. Vlasto 1828-1831. HGC 1, 940. Untouched dark green patina. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 11 CHF 550 Immagine rovescio
Calabria. Tarentum. Half Shekel struck under Sokannas (Magistrate). Punic occupation, circa 212-209 BC (Silver, 20.59 mm, 3.75 g). ΣΩΚΑΝ - ΝΑΣ, Armored warrior on horseback right, holding palm branch. Rev. TAPAΣ, Dolphin rider left, holding kantharos and trident; on right, eagle. HN Italy 1082. Vlasto 984-986. SNG ANS 1274. SNG Copenhagen 951. HGC 1, 934. Lustrous. Extremely Fine. - Calabria. Tarentum. Half Shekel struck under Sokannas (Magistrate). Punic occupation, circa 212-209 BC (Silver, 20.59 mm, 3.75 g). ΣΩΚΑΝ - ΝΑΣ, Armored warrior on horseback right, holding palm branch. Rev. TAPAΣ, Dolphin rider left, holding kantharos and trident; on right, eagle. HN Italy 1082. Vlasto 984-986. SNG ANS 1274. SNG Copenhagen 951. HGC 1, 934. Lustrous. Extremely Fine.
Immagine diritto 12 CHF 600 Immagine rovescio
Lucania. Velia. Nomos. Circa 340-334 BC (Silver, 22.44 mm, 7.47 g). Head of Athena left, wearing crested Attic helmet decorated with griffin; behind, P (retrograde) with pellet within. Rev. Lion advancing right; above, Φ; below, X; in exergue, YEΛHTΩN. HN Italy 1284. SNG ANS 1298. Williams 264. HGC 1, 1310. Nicely toned. Very Fine. - Lucania. Velia. Nomos. Circa 340-334 BC (Silver, 22.44 mm, 7.47 g). Head of Athena left, wearing crested Attic helmet decorated with griffin; behind, P (retrograde) with pellet within. Rev. Lion advancing right; above, Φ; below, X; in exergue, YEΛHTΩN. HN Italy 1284. SNG ANS 1298. Williams 264. HGC 1, 1310. Nicely toned. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 13 CHF 3'200 Immagine rovescio
Lucania. Heraclea. Didrachm or Nomos. Circa 390-340 BC (Silver, 24.16 mm, 7.68 g). Head of Athena right, wearing Attic helmet decorated with Skylla hurling a stone; before, Δ Κ [Φ]. Rev. [KAΛ] - |-ΗΡ[ΑΚΛΗΙΩΝ], Herakles standing right, wrestling with the Nemean lion; on left, club; between legs, owl. HN Italy 1377. Van Keuren 50. SNG ANS 64. Work 35 (same dies). HGC 1, 977. Lightly toned. Attractive classical style. Good Very Fine. - Lucania. Heraclea. Didrachm or Nomos. Circa 390-340 BC (Silver, 24.16 mm, 7.68 g). Head of Athena right, wearing Attic helmet decorated with Skylla hurling a stone; before, Δ Κ [Φ]. Rev. [KAΛ] - |-ΗΡ[ΑΚΛΗΙΩΝ], Herakles standing right, wrestling with the Nemean lion; on left, club; between legs, owl. HN Italy 1377. Van Keuren 50. SNG ANS 64. Work 35 (same dies). HGC 1, 977. Lightly toned. Attractive classical style. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 14 CHF 400 Immagine rovescio
Lucania. Metapontion. Didrachm or Nomos. Circa 400-340 BC (Silver, 22.28 mm, 7.77 g). Head of Demeter right, hair in sakkos; behind, K retrograde. Rev. META, Ear of barley with leaf to left; above leaf, pileus. HN Italy 1549. SNG ANS 383. Noe, Metapontum 513. HGC 1, 1052. Cabinet tone. Very Fine. - Lucania. Metapontion. Didrachm or Nomos. Circa 400-340 BC (Silver, 22.28 mm, 7.77 g). Head of Demeter right, hair in sakkos; behind, K retrograde. Rev. META, Ear of barley with leaf to left; above leaf, pileus. HN Italy 1549. SNG ANS 383. Noe, Metapontum 513. HGC 1, 1052. Cabinet tone. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 15 CHF 65 Immagine rovescio
Lucania. Metapontion. Bronze. Circa 275-250 BC (Bronze, 13 mm, 2.05 g). Helmeted head of Athena left. Rev. M - E, Three barley grains radiating from center; between two grains, cross-torch. HN Italy 1686. Johnston Bronze 50. SNG Morcom 289. HGC 1, 1119. Untouched green patina. Very Fine. - Lucania. Metapontion. Bronze. Circa 275-250 BC (Bronze, 13 mm, 2.05 g). Helmeted head of Athena left. Rev. M - E, Three barley grains radiating from center; between two grains, cross-torch. HN Italy 1686. Johnston Bronze 50. SNG Morcom 289. HGC 1, 1119. Untouched green patina. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 16 CHF 800 Immagine rovescio
Lucania. Metapontion. Half Shekel. Punic occupation, circa 215-207 BC (Silver, 19.5 mm, 3.94 g). Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. META, Ear of grain with leaf to right, on which owl standing right with open wings, head facing. HN Italy 1634. Jameson 329. SNG ANS 549-50. SNG Copenhagen 1239. HGC 1, 1092. Beautifully toned. Struck in high relief. Good Extremely Fine. - Lucania. Metapontion. Half Shekel. Punic occupation, circa 215-207 BC (Silver, 19.5 mm, 3.94 g). Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. META, Ear of grain with leaf to right, on which owl standing right with open wings, head facing. HN Italy 1634. Jameson 329. SNG ANS 549-50. SNG Copenhagen 1239. HGC 1, 1092. Beautifully toned. Struck in high relief. Good Extremely Fine.
Immagine diritto 17 CHF 320 Immagine rovescio
Lucania. Metapontion. Half Shekel. Punic occupation, circa 215-207 BC (Silver, 19 mm, 3.79 g). Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. META, Ear of grain with leaf to right, on which owl standing right with open wings, head facing. HN Italy 1634. Jameson 329. SNG ANS 549-50. SNG Copenhagen 1239. HGC 1, 1092. Cabinet toned. Areas of flattening. Otherwise, About Extremely Fine. - Lucania. Metapontion. Half Shekel. Punic occupation, circa 215-207 BC (Silver, 19 mm, 3.79 g). Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. META, Ear of grain with leaf to right, on which owl standing right with open wings, head facing. HN Italy 1634. Jameson 329. SNG ANS 549-50. SNG Copenhagen 1239. HGC 1, 1092. Cabinet toned. Areas of flattening. Otherwise, About Extremely Fine.
Immagine diritto 18 CHF 140 Immagine rovescio
Lucania. Sybaris. Obol. Circa 550-510 BC (Silver, 10.33 mm, 0.25 g). Bull standing left, head turned right. Rev. Large M; in fields, six pellets. Cf. HN Italy 1739 var. (with MV on reverse). Cf. HGC 1, 1235 var. (with MV on reverse). Toned. Toned. Crude style for issue, possibly imitative. Good Very Fine. Very Rare variant. - Lucania. Sybaris. Obol. Circa 550-510 BC (Silver, 10.33 mm, 0.25 g). Bull standing left, head turned right. Rev. Large M; in fields, six pellets. Cf. HN Italy 1739 var. (with MV on reverse). Cf. HGC 1, 1235 var. (with MV on reverse). Toned. Toned. Crude style for issue, possibly imitative. Good Very Fine. Very Rare variant.
Immagine diritto 19 CHF 280 Immagine rovescio
Bruttium. The Brettii. Quarter Trihemiobol. Second Punic War, circa 216-214 BC (Bronze, 115.82 mm, 2.47 g). Head of sea-goddess Amphitrite left, wearing crab headdress; to the upper right, small serpent. Rev. BPET - TIΩN, Crab. HN Italy 1944. SNG ANS 10. Scheu 29. HGC 1, 1374. Untouched dark green parina. About Extremely Fine. - Bruttium. The Brettii. Quarter Trihemiobol. Second Punic War, circa 216-214 BC (Bronze, 115.82 mm, 2.47 g). Head of sea-goddess Amphitrite left, wearing crab headdress; to the upper right, small serpent. Rev. BPET - TIΩN, Crab. HN Italy 1944. SNG ANS 10. Scheu 29. HGC 1, 1374. Untouched dark green parina. About Extremely Fine.
Immagine diritto 20 CHF 280 Immagine rovescio
Bruttium. Kroton. Stater. Circa 530-500 BC (Silver, 28.41 mm, 6.30 g). ϘPO, Ornamented tripod terminating with leonine paws. Rev. Same type in incuse. HN Italy 2075. SNG ANS 227-234. HGC 1, 1444. Toned. Cleaning marks. Very Fine. - Bruttium. Kroton. Stater. Circa 530-500 BC (Silver, 28.41 mm, 6.30 g). ϘPO, Ornamented tripod terminating with leonine paws. Rev. Same type in incuse. HN Italy 2075. SNG ANS 227-234. HGC 1, 1444. Toned. Cleaning marks. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 21 CHF 220 Immagine rovescio
Bruttium. Kroton. Stater. Circa 480-430 BC (Silver, 21.00 mm, 7.68 g). ϘPO, Ornamented tripod terminating with leonine paws; on left, heron. Rev. Same type in incuse, without heron. HN Italy 2102. SNG ANS 267. HGC 1, 1449. Toned. Cleaning marks. About Very Fine. - Bruttium. Kroton. Stater. Circa 480-430 BC (Silver, 21.00 mm, 7.68 g). ϘPO, Ornamented tripod terminating with leonine paws; on left, heron. Rev. Same type in incuse, without heron. HN Italy 2102. SNG ANS 267. HGC 1, 1449. Toned. Cleaning marks. About Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 22 CHF 240 Immagine rovescio
Bruttium. Petelia. Bronze. Late 3rd century BC (Bronze, 13.62 mm, 1.81 g). Radiate head of Helios right. Rev. ΠΕΤΗΛ - ΙΝΩΝ, Tripod with legs ending in lion's feet; to left, torch. HN Italy 2465. Caltabiano, Petelia 5. HGC 1, 1625. Dark green patina. Good Very Fine. - Bruttium. Petelia. Bronze. Late 3rd century BC (Bronze, 13.62 mm, 1.81 g). Radiate head of Helios right. Rev. ΠΕΤΗΛ - ΙΝΩΝ, Tripod with legs ending in lion's feet; to left, torch. HN Italy 2465. Caltabiano, Petelia 5. HGC 1, 1625. Dark green patina. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 23 CHF 220 Immagine rovescio
Bruttium. Terina. Bronze. Circa 350-275 BC (Bronze, 16.21 mm, 3.68 g). Head of the nymph Terina left. Rev. TEPI, Crab holding crescent between claws. HN Italy 2646. Holloway & Jenkins 121. SNG Copenhagen 2037. Brownish patina. Some cleaning marks. Very Fine. - Bruttium. Terina. Bronze. Circa 350-275 BC (Bronze, 16.21 mm, 3.68 g). Head of the nymph Terina left. Rev. TEPI, Crab holding crescent between claws. HN Italy 2646. Holloway & Jenkins 121. SNG Copenhagen 2037. Brownish patina. Some cleaning marks. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 24 CHF 320 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Akragas. Hemidrachm. Circa 420-410 BC (Silver, 15.54 mm, 1.82 g). Eagle with spread wings standing right, on dead large size prey cub (perhaps deer or goat) held in talons; behind, barley grain; border of dots. Rev. A – [K – R] – A (around), Crab; below, ketos (sea-monster) right, holding fish in jaws. Westermark, Akragas Period III, Series 2, 582 (O22/R27, same dies). SNG ANS 1014 (same dies). SNG Copenhagen 55 (same dies). SNG München 82-83 (same dies). SNG Delepierre 532 (same dies). SNG Fitzwilliam 925 (same dies). BMC Sicily 12, 64 (same dies). McClean 2047 (same dies). Buceti 65 (same dies). HGC 2, 106 (same dies). Old cabinet tone with some light iridescence. Near Very Fine. Rare. Ex Kunst und Münzen Price list 70, June 1995, lot 59. The hemidrachms not only show an interesting renewal of the coin types, but they are also a new denomination in the monetary history of the mint," and were possibly the earliest appearance of the denomination in Western Sicily (Westermark, p. 111-112). The hemidrachm issue with the ketos (sea-monster), as here, is unique to the silver coinage of Akragas; Westermark connects it to the Skylla tetradrachms, and places it as the last issue of the denomination (known from only 5 obverse and reverse dies). - Sicily. Akragas. Hemidrachm. Circa 420-410 BC (Silver, 15.54 mm, 1.82 g). Eagle with spread wings standing right, on dead large size prey cub (perhaps deer or goat) held in talons; behind, barley grain; border of dots. Rev. A – [K – R] – A (around), Crab; below, ketos (sea-monster) right, holding fish in jaws. Westermark, Akragas Period III, Series 2, 582 (O22/R27, same dies). SNG ANS 1014 (same dies). SNG Copenhagen 55 (same dies). SNG München 82-83 (same dies). SNG Delepierre 532 (same dies). SNG Fitzwilliam 925 (same dies). BMC Sicily 12, 64 (same dies). McClean 2047 (same dies). Buceti 65 (same dies). HGC 2, 106 (same dies). Old cabinet tone with some light iridescence. Near Very Fine. Rare. Ex Kunst und Münzen Price list 70, June 1995, lot 59. The hemidrachms not only show an interesting renewal of the coin types, but they are also a new denomination in the monetary history of the mint," and were possibly the earliest appearance of the denomination in Western Sicily (Westermark, p. 111-112). The hemidrachm issue with the ketos (sea-monster), as here, is unique to the silver coinage of Akragas; Westermark connects it to the Skylla tetradrachms, and places it as the last issue of the denomination (known from only 5 obverse and reverse dies).
Immagine diritto 25 CHF 180 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Akragas. Tetras or Trionkion. Circa 415-406 BC (Bronze, 21.18 mm, 9.64 g). [AK] - PA, Eagle standing right, wings spread and head lowered, clutching a dead hare in its talons; beaded border. Rev. Crab with open claws; below, three pellets (mark of value) and shrimp swimming left. Cf. Westermark, Akragas Period III, Series D, 839-913. Cf. Calciati, CNS I, 180, 54. Cf. SNG ANS 1040. Cf. SNG Agrigento 129. Cf. Buceti 116. Cf. HGC 2, 140. Dark green patina. Slightly smoothed and tooled. About Very Fine. Ex Nomisma Mail bid auction 8, 18 February 2000, lot 49. - Sicily. Akragas. Tetras or Trionkion. Circa 415-406 BC (Bronze, 21.18 mm, 9.64 g). [AK] - PA, Eagle standing right, wings spread and head lowered, clutching a dead hare in its talons; beaded border. Rev. Crab with open claws; below, three pellets (mark of value) and shrimp swimming left. Cf. Westermark, Akragas Period III, Series D, 839-913. Cf. Calciati, CNS I, 180, 54. Cf. SNG ANS 1040. Cf. SNG Agrigento 129. Cf. Buceti 116. Cf. HGC 2, 140. Dark green patina. Slightly smoothed and tooled. About Very Fine. Ex Nomisma Mail bid auction 8, 18 February 2000, lot 49.
Immagine diritto 26 CHF 65 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Akragas. Hexas. Circa 415-406 BC (Bronze, 19.33 mm, 7.22 g). [AKPA], Eagle standing right, wings spread and head lowered, clutching coiled snake in its talons; linear circular border. Rev. Crab; two pellets (mark of value) on sides of crab; below, fish right; all within shallow circular incuse. Westermark, Akragas Period III, Series Snake, 985 (S.O1/F. R24, same dies). Calciati CNS I, 187, 65 mv 1 (same dies). SNG ANS 1057 (same dies). Buceti 126 var. (grouper). HGC 2, 147 var. (grouper). Attractive dark-green patina. Obverse struck from a worn die. Very Fine. Very Rare variety. - Sicily. Akragas. Hexas. Circa 415-406 BC (Bronze, 19.33 mm, 7.22 g). [AKPA], Eagle standing right, wings spread and head lowered, clutching coiled snake in its talons; linear circular border. Rev. Crab; two pellets (mark of value) on sides of crab; below, fish right; all within shallow circular incuse. Westermark, Akragas Period III, Series Snake, 985 (S.O1/F. R24, same dies). Calciati CNS I, 187, 65 mv 1 (same dies). SNG ANS 1057 (same dies). Buceti 126 var. (grouper). HGC 2, 147 var. (grouper). Attractive dark-green patina. Obverse struck from a worn die. Very Fine. Very Rare variety.
Immagine diritto 27 CHF 190 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Akragas. Countermarked Hemilitron. Punic occupation, circa 405-392 BC (Bronze, 27.53 mm, 18.20 g). Countermarked on a worn flat hemilitron of Akragas with obliterated types. On the original obverse, large countermark of circa 15 mm bearing the head of a youthful Herakles to right, wearing a lion's skin headdress; all within shallow incuse circle. Rev. Blank. Cf. Calciati CNS I, 197, 92 CM. Cf. SNG ANS 1065. Cf. SNG Agrigento 259. Cf. Buceti 170. Westermark, Akragas, p. 166. Dark green patina. Smoothed and tooled but on original compact flan. Near Extremely Fine. Ex Asta del Titano 12, 22 September 2002, lot 12. This countermark is usually found on eagle/crab hemilitron of Akragas and was applied to coins during the Punic occupation of the city (circa 405-392 BC). - Sicily. Akragas. Countermarked Hemilitron. Punic occupation, circa 405-392 BC (Bronze, 27.53 mm, 18.20 g). Countermarked on a worn flat hemilitron of Akragas with obliterated types. On the original obverse, large countermark of circa 15 mm bearing the head of a youthful Herakles to right, wearing a lion's skin headdress; all within shallow incuse circle. Rev. Blank. Cf. Calciati CNS I, 197, 92 CM. Cf. SNG ANS 1065. Cf. SNG Agrigento 259. Cf. Buceti 170. Westermark, Akragas, p. 166. Dark green patina. Smoothed and tooled but on original compact flan. Near Extremely Fine. Ex Asta del Titano 12, 22 September 2002, lot 12. This countermark is usually found on eagle/crab hemilitron of Akragas and was applied to coins during the Punic occupation of the city (circa 405-392 BC).
Immagine diritto 28 CHF 60 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Akragas. Onkia. Circa 338-287 BC (Bronze, 13.42 mm, 2.31 g). Eagle with closed wings standing left, head turned back. Rev. AKPAΓAN, Crab; within shallow incuse circle. Calciati CNS I, 206, 113 (same dies). SNG ANS 1103 (same dies). SNG Copenhagen 94 (same dies). Virzì 630 (same dies). Buceti 185 (same dies). HGC 2, 152 (same dies). Dark-green patina. Slightly off-centre on the reverse. Very Fine. Very Rare. - Sicily. Akragas. Onkia. Circa 338-287 BC (Bronze, 13.42 mm, 2.31 g). Eagle with closed wings standing left, head turned back. Rev. AKPAΓAN, Crab; within shallow incuse circle. Calciati CNS I, 206, 113 (same dies). SNG ANS 1103 (same dies). SNG Copenhagen 94 (same dies). Virzì 630 (same dies). Buceti 185 (same dies). HGC 2, 152 (same dies). Dark-green patina. Slightly off-centre on the reverse. Very Fine. Very Rare.
Immagine diritto 29 CHF 320 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Kentoripai. Drachm. Circa 339-330 BC (Bronze, 30.66 mm, 33.85 g). Wreathed head of Persephone left; around, four dolphins. Rev. Panther walking left; in exergue, [ΚΕΝΤΟΡΙΠΙΝΩΝ]. Calciati 1. SNG ANS 1305-1306. HGC 2, 638. Green tone. Somewhat smoothed and tooled. Very Fine. From a Swiss collection, formed before 2005. - Sicily. Kentoripai. Drachm. Circa 339-330 BC (Bronze, 30.66 mm, 33.85 g). Wreathed head of Persephone left; around, four dolphins. Rev. Panther walking left; in exergue, [ΚΕΝΤΟΡΙΠΙΝΩΝ]. Calciati 1. SNG ANS 1305-1306. HGC 2, 638. Green tone. Somewhat smoothed and tooled. Very Fine. From a Swiss collection, formed before 2005.
Immagine diritto 30 CHF 260 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Leontinoi. Dionkion or hexas. Circa 476-466 BC (Silver, 7.81 mm, 0.17 g). Head of roaring lion right with protruding tongue; border of dots. Rev. Λ – E, Two pellets; within shallow incuse circle. Cf. C. Boehringer, Leontinoi, pl. 10, 18 var. = BMC Sicily 88, 26 var. (lacking the legend). E. Cammarata, “Da Dionisio a Timoleonte. Problemi di numismatica della Sicilia antica”, 1984, pl. I/B, 25b (same dies). SNG ANS Additions 1345 (same dies). SNG Copenhagen -. SNG Lloyd -. SNG München -. Buceti 13 (same dies). HGC 2, 704 (same dies). Toned. Some porosity. Very Fine. Extremely Rare. - Sicily. Leontinoi. Dionkion or hexas. Circa 476-466 BC (Silver, 7.81 mm, 0.17 g). Head of roaring lion right with protruding tongue; border of dots. Rev. Λ – E, Two pellets; within shallow incuse circle. Cf. C. Boehringer, Leontinoi, pl. 10, 18 var. = BMC Sicily 88, 26 var. (lacking the legend). E. Cammarata, “Da Dionisio a Timoleonte. Problemi di numismatica della Sicilia antica”, 1984, pl. I/B, 25b (same dies). SNG ANS Additions 1345 (same dies). SNG Copenhagen -. SNG Lloyd -. SNG München -. Buceti 13 (same dies). HGC 2, 704 (same dies). Toned. Some porosity. Very Fine. Extremely Rare.
Immagine diritto 31 CHF 1'100 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Messana. Tetradrachm. Circa 412-408 BC (Silver, 25.41 mm, 17.15 g). Charioteer driving slow biga of mules left, holding whip and reins; in exergue, two dolphins swimming snout to snout. Rev. MEΣΣANIΩN, Hare springing left; above, dove flying; below, grain ear. Caltabiano 621 (D220/R247). SNG ANS 378 (same dies). SNG Lloyd 1105 (same dies). HGC 2, 800. Cabinet toned with few deposits. Good Very Fine. Rare. From the Collection of Monsier P., Monte Carlo, formed 1990s. - Sicily. Messana. Tetradrachm. Circa 412-408 BC (Silver, 25.41 mm, 17.15 g). Charioteer driving slow biga of mules left, holding whip and reins; in exergue, two dolphins swimming snout to snout. Rev. MEΣΣANIΩN, Hare springing left; above, dove flying; below, grain ear. Caltabiano 621 (D220/R247). SNG ANS 378 (same dies). SNG Lloyd 1105 (same dies). HGC 2, 800. Cabinet toned with few deposits. Good Very Fine. Rare. From the Collection of Monsier P., Monte Carlo, formed 1990s.
Immagine diritto 32 CHF 1'800 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Panormos. Didrachm. Siculo-Punic Coinage, circa 412-400 BC (Silver, 22.08 mm, 8.01 g). Hound advancing right with head lowered on exergue line; border of dots. Rev. ΠANOPMITIKON (retrograde) Female head of nymph left, hair on the temples and the back of the head rolled up over a thin band. Jenkins, SNR 50 (1971), pl. 6, 1 (O1/R1) = Viola CNP 479 = Rizzo pl. LXIV, 23 = Buceti 18 = HGC 2, 1026 (same dies). SNG ANS -. SNG Lloyd -. SNG München -. Lightly toned. Slightly weak strike, traces of double-striking in obverse and scratch in reverse. About Very Fine. Extremely Rare, known in very few specimens. Ex Artemide 57E, 8 January 2022, lot 167. The didrachms minted during this period may have been produced to pay the mercenaries that regularly formed the armies of the ancient Sicilian cities. It was an epoch of constant conflicts between Segesta and Selinus, before the cycle of alliances that ultimately destroyed the latter and firmly established Punic power in Western Sicily. Therefore, a sudden surge is observed of numismatic activity in North-West Sicily. Three cities, Segesta, Motya and Panormos minted considerable quantities of same types didrachms: a hunting dog on the obverse and a nymph's head on the reverse. The coins of the three cities bear the hand of the same engravers and although sometimes used the same types of coins, they all followed their own specific regime. The presence of hybrid coins combining dies from these cities suggests a central mint, probably in Segesta. While Jenkins and Hurter propose Panormos, Rutter argues convincingly for Segesta, which, considering the historical circumstances, seems the most plausible location. - Sicily. Panormos. Didrachm. Siculo-Punic Coinage, circa 412-400 BC (Silver, 22.08 mm, 8.01 g). Hound advancing right with head lowered on exergue line; border of dots. Rev. ΠANOPMITIKON (retrograde) Female head of nymph left, hair on the temples and the back of the head rolled up over a thin band. Jenkins, SNR 50 (1971), pl. 6, 1 (O1/R1) = Viola CNP 479 = Rizzo pl. LXIV, 23 = Buceti 18 = HGC 2, 1026 (same dies). SNG ANS -. SNG Lloyd -. SNG München -. Lightly toned. Slightly weak strike, traces of double-striking in obverse and scratch in reverse. About Very Fine. Extremely Rare, known in very few specimens. Ex Artemide 57E, 8 January 2022, lot 167. The didrachms minted during this period may have been produced to pay the mercenaries that regularly formed the armies of the ancient Sicilian cities. It was an epoch of constant conflicts between Segesta and Selinus, before the cycle of alliances that ultimately destroyed the latter and firmly established Punic power in Western Sicily. Therefore, a sudden surge is observed of numismatic activity in North-West Sicily. Three cities, Segesta, Motya and Panormos minted considerable quantities of same types didrachms: a hunting dog on the obverse and a nymph's head on the reverse. The coins of the three cities bear the hand of the same engravers and although sometimes used the same types of coins, they all followed their own specific regime. The presence of hybrid coins combining dies from these cities suggests a central mint, probably in Segesta. While Jenkins and Hurter propose Panormos, Rutter argues convincingly for Segesta, which, considering the historical circumstances, seems the most plausible location.
Immagine diritto 33 CHF 110 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Segesta. Hexas. Circa 400-390 BC (Bronze, 19.15 mm, 5.91 g). Head of nymph Aigeste right, hair bound in sphendone; border of dots. Rev. [EΓ]EΣTAIO [N], Hound advancing right; above and below, two pellets (mark of value); below the slightly wavy exergue line, weasel left; all within shallow circular incuse. Hurter pl. 29, 17 var. (tail and exergue line). Bérend Group D, pl. X, 46 (same dies). Calciati CNS I, 301, 44 (same dies). Buceti 91 (same dies). SNG Morcom 661 (same dies). HGC 2, 1189 var. (tail and exergue line). Dark green patina. Some pitting on reverse. Near Very Fine. Rare. - Sicily. Segesta. Hexas. Circa 400-390 BC (Bronze, 19.15 mm, 5.91 g). Head of nymph Aigeste right, hair bound in sphendone; border of dots. Rev. [EΓ]EΣTAIO [N], Hound advancing right; above and below, two pellets (mark of value); below the slightly wavy exergue line, weasel left; all within shallow circular incuse. Hurter pl. 29, 17 var. (tail and exergue line). Bérend Group D, pl. X, 46 (same dies). Calciati CNS I, 301, 44 (same dies). Buceti 91 (same dies). SNG Morcom 661 (same dies). HGC 2, 1189 var. (tail and exergue line). Dark green patina. Some pitting on reverse. Near Very Fine. Rare.
Immagine diritto 34 CHF 900 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Selinos. Didrachm. Circa 455-440 BC (Silver, 23.54 mm, 8.28 g). Σ – [E – ΛI – N] – ONT - IOΣ, Youthful Herakles standing right, holding club overhead, preparing to strike the Cretan Bull charging right; border of dots. Rev. HY – ΨΛΣ, The river god Hypsas standing front, head left, holding olive branch and phiale over serpent-entwined altar to left; to right, heron walking right with selinon leaf above; all within shallow incuse circle. SNG ANS 707 (same dies). SNG Lloyd 1247-1250 (same dies). Weber 1537 (same dies). Cf. BMC Sicily 141, 37. Cf. Rizzo pl. XXXI, 15. Cf. Gulbenkian, pl.XXVI, 245. Cf. Buceti 15. HGC 2, 1224 (same dies). Lightly toned. Powerful classical composition with slightly worn reliefs. Near Very Fine. Rare variety. Ex J. Vico 159, 20 July 2021, lot 356; from the Guadan Collection, n. 1636. - Sicily. Selinos. Didrachm. Circa 455-440 BC (Silver, 23.54 mm, 8.28 g). Σ – [E – ΛI – N] – ONT - IOΣ, Youthful Herakles standing right, holding club overhead, preparing to strike the Cretan Bull charging right; border of dots. Rev. HY – ΨΛΣ, The river god Hypsas standing front, head left, holding olive branch and phiale over serpent-entwined altar to left; to right, heron walking right with selinon leaf above; all within shallow incuse circle. SNG ANS 707 (same dies). SNG Lloyd 1247-1250 (same dies). Weber 1537 (same dies). Cf. BMC Sicily 141, 37. Cf. Rizzo pl. XXXI, 15. Cf. Gulbenkian, pl.XXVI, 245. Cf. Buceti 15. HGC 2, 1224 (same dies). Lightly toned. Powerful classical composition with slightly worn reliefs. Near Very Fine. Rare variety. Ex J. Vico 159, 20 July 2021, lot 356; from the Guadan Collection, n. 1636.
Immagine diritto 35 CHF 70 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Syracuse. Pentonkion struck under the Deinomenid Tyranny, possibly during the reign of Hieron I. Circa 475-470 BC (Silver, 6.07 mm, 0.22 g). Diademed head of Arethusa right, wearing a pearl necklace; border of dots. Rev. Five pellets (mark of value) within shallow incuse circle. Boehringer Series XIId, 371 (same dies). SNG Lloyd 1303 (same dies). SNG Ashmolean 1944 (same dies). E. Cammarata, “Da Dionisio a Timoleonte. Problemi di numismatica della Sicilia antica”, 1984, pl. I, 2 (same dies). Buceti 217/2 (same dies). HGC 2, 1394 (same dies). Deeply toned. Very Fine. Very Rare. Ex Dr. Busso Peus Nachfolger 349, 30 October 1996, lot 53. - Sicily. Syracuse. Pentonkion struck under the Deinomenid Tyranny, possibly during the reign of Hieron I. Circa 475-470 BC (Silver, 6.07 mm, 0.22 g). Diademed head of Arethusa right, wearing a pearl necklace; border of dots. Rev. Five pellets (mark of value) within shallow incuse circle. Boehringer Series XIId, 371 (same dies). SNG Lloyd 1303 (same dies). SNG Ashmolean 1944 (same dies). E. Cammarata, “Da Dionisio a Timoleonte. Problemi di numismatica della Sicilia antica”, 1984, pl. I, 2 (same dies). Buceti 217/2 (same dies). HGC 2, 1394 (same dies). Deeply toned. Very Fine. Very Rare. Ex Dr. Busso Peus Nachfolger 349, 30 October 1996, lot 53.
Immagine diritto 36 CHF 2'000 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Syracuse. Tetradrachm struck under the Second Democracy. Circa 460-450 BC (Silver, 25.03 mm, 17.28 g). Charioteer driving slow quadriga right, holding kentron and reins; above, Nike flying right, crowning horses; below, ketos right. Rev. ΣYRAKOΣI - O - N, Diademed head of Arethusa right; around, four dolphins. Boehringer 480 (V256/R345). SNG ANS 149 (same dies). SNG München 1012 (same dies). HGC 2, 1311. Cabinet toned. Good Very Fine. From the Collection of Monsier P., Monte Carlo, formed 1990s. - Sicily. Syracuse. Tetradrachm struck under the Second Democracy. Circa 460-450 BC (Silver, 25.03 mm, 17.28 g). Charioteer driving slow quadriga right, holding kentron and reins; above, Nike flying right, crowning horses; below, ketos right. Rev. ΣYRAKOΣI - O - N, Diademed head of Arethusa right; around, four dolphins. Boehringer 480 (V256/R345). SNG ANS 149 (same dies). SNG München 1012 (same dies). HGC 2, 1311. Cabinet toned. Good Very Fine. From the Collection of Monsier P., Monte Carlo, formed 1990s.
Immagine diritto 37 CHF 50 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Syracuse. Drachm struck under Dionysios I. Circa 405-367 BC (Bronze, 30.06 mm, 33.08 g). Helmeted head of Athena to left. Rev. Sea-star between two dolphins. Calciati 62. SNG ANS 454-469. HGC 2, 1436. Dark green patina. Minor pitting. Very Fine. Ex Roma Numismatics E-Sale 101, 13 October 2022, lot 55. - Sicily. Syracuse. Drachm struck under Dionysios I. Circa 405-367 BC (Bronze, 30.06 mm, 33.08 g). Helmeted head of Athena to left. Rev. Sea-star between two dolphins. Calciati 62. SNG ANS 454-469. HGC 2, 1436. Dark green patina. Minor pitting. Very Fine. Ex Roma Numismatics E-Sale 101, 13 October 2022, lot 55.
Immagine diritto 38 CHF 160 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. Syracuse. Tetras struck under Hieron II. Circa 240-215 BC (Bronze, 19.73 mm, 6.41 g). Diademed head of Poseidon left. Rev. IEP - ΩΝΟΣ, Ornamented trident flanked by dolphins; letters below. Calciati 197. BAR Issue 60. HGC 2, 1550. Brownish patina. Good Very Fine. - Sicily. Syracuse. Tetras struck under Hieron II. Circa 240-215 BC (Bronze, 19.73 mm, 6.41 g). Diademed head of Poseidon left. Rev. IEP - ΩΝΟΣ, Ornamented trident flanked by dolphins; letters below. Calciati 197. BAR Issue 60. HGC 2, 1550. Brownish patina. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 39 CHF 460 Immagine rovescio
Sicily. The Sergetaians, mercenaries. Litra. Circa 340-330 BC (Bronze, 29.67 mm, 30.85 g). ΣEPΓETAIΩN, Head of Heracles right, wearing lion’s skin headdress. Rev. Protome of a bearded man-faced bull left. Calciati 1. Buceti 1. HGC 2, 1241. Green tone. Heavily tooled; however, as usual, struck over a Syracuse litra. We are not inclined to classify it as a fully “worked” piece. If this is indeed the coin, it is Exceedingly Rare and previously unseen at auction. - Sicily. The Sergetaians, mercenaries. Litra. Circa 340-330 BC (Bronze, 29.67 mm, 30.85 g). ΣEPΓETAIΩN, Head of Heracles right, wearing lion’s skin headdress. Rev. Protome of a bearded man-faced bull left. Calciati 1. Buceti 1. HGC 2, 1241. Green tone. Heavily tooled; however, as usual, struck over a Syracuse litra. We are not inclined to classify it as a fully “worked” piece. If this is indeed the coin, it is Exceedingly Rare and previously unseen at auction.
Immagine diritto 40 CHF 240 Immagine rovescio
Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Tetradrachm struck under Kassander. Amphipolis. Circa 316-311 BC (Silver, 25.72 mm, 16.9 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, dolphin; below throne, pellet in Π. Price 133. Müller 542. Troxell, Issue L7. Lightly toned. Cleaning marks. Good Very Fine. - Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Tetradrachm struck under Kassander. Amphipolis. Circa 316-311 BC (Silver, 25.72 mm, 16.9 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, dolphin; below throne, pellet in Π. Price 133. Müller 542. Troxell, Issue L7. Lightly toned. Cleaning marks. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 41 CHF 150 Immagine rovescio
Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Strategos of Asia. Magnesia ad Maeandrum. Circa 319-301 BC (Silver, 24.76 mm, 4.14 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, monogram ΠA; on right, B; below throne, monogram AT. Price 1959. Müller 785. SNG Copenhagen 965. Nicely toned. Good Very Fine. - Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Strategos of Asia. Magnesia ad Maeandrum. Circa 319-301 BC (Silver, 24.76 mm, 4.14 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, monogram ΠA; on right, B; below throne, monogram AT. Price 1959. Müller 785. SNG Copenhagen 965. Nicely toned. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 42 CHF 50 Immagine rovescio
Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Stategos of Asia. Abydos. Circa 310-301 BC (Silver, 17.98 mm, 4.30 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, monogram; below throne, small male head left, wearing Phrygian cap. Price 1577. Müller -. SNG Copenhagen 960. Nicely toned. Minor flattening. Otherwise, Extremely Fine. - Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Stategos of Asia. Abydos. Circa 310-301 BC (Silver, 17.98 mm, 4.30 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, monogram; below throne, small male head left, wearing Phrygian cap. Price 1577. Müller -. SNG Copenhagen 960. Nicely toned. Minor flattening. Otherwise, Extremely Fine.
Immagine diritto 43 CHF 55 Immagine rovescio
Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Strategos of Asia. Abydos. Circa 310-301 BC (Silver, 27.24 mm, 4.03). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, head of Zeus Ammon; below throne, ivy leaf. Price 1551. Müller 189. SNG Copenhagen 970. Toned. About Very Fine. - Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Strategos of Asia. Abydos. Circa 310-301 BC (Silver, 27.24 mm, 4.03). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, head of Zeus Ammon; below throne, ivy leaf. Price 1551. Müller 189. SNG Copenhagen 970. Toned. About Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 44 CHF 50 Immagine rovescio
Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Strategos of Asia. Kolophon. Circa 319-301 BC (Silver, 23.56 mm, 3.99 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, monogram; below throne, K within circle. Price 1795. Müller 1616. Toned. Porosity. Very Fine. - Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Strategos of Asia. Kolophon. Circa 319-301 BC (Silver, 23.56 mm, 3.99 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, monogram; below throne, K within circle. Price 1795. Müller 1616. Toned. Porosity. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 45 CHF 85 Immagine rovescio
Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Strategos of Asia. Kolophon. Circa 310-301 BC (Silver, 22.18 mm, 4.16 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, crescent; below throne, Π. Price 1813. Müller 262. SNG Copenhagen 919. Deeply toned. Minor pitting on reverse. Very Fine. - Kings of Macedon. Alexander III the Great, 336-323 BC, and posthumous issues. Drachm struck under Antigonos I Monophthalmos, as Strategos of Asia. Kolophon. Circa 310-301 BC (Silver, 22.18 mm, 4.16 g). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, crescent; below throne, Π. Price 1813. Müller 262. SNG Copenhagen 919. Deeply toned. Minor pitting on reverse. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 46 CHF 130 Immagine rovescio
Kings of Thrace. Lysimachos, 305-281 BC. Drachm struck in the types of Alexander III the Great. Kolophon. Circa 301-299 BC (Silver, 18.87 mm, 4.24 g)). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΛΥΣΙΜΑΧΟΥ / ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, forepart of lion to left above monogram; below throne, pentagram. Price L27. Muller 21. Thompson, ‘Lysimachus’ 127. Cabinet tone. Pitting on reverse. Good Very Fine. - Kings of Thrace. Lysimachos, 305-281 BC. Drachm struck in the types of Alexander III the Great. Kolophon. Circa 301-299 BC (Silver, 18.87 mm, 4.24 g)). Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Rev. ΛΥΣΙΜΑΧΟΥ / ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ, Zeus seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre; on left, forepart of lion to left above monogram; below throne, pentagram. Price L27. Muller 21. Thompson, ‘Lysimachus’ 127. Cabinet tone. Pitting on reverse. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 47 CHF 40 Immagine rovescio
Thessaly. Pharsalos. Obol. Circa 450 BC (Silver, 9.85 mm, 0.96 g). Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. Φ - Α - P, Head of horse right, within incuse square. BCD Thessaly 633. Lavva 20. HGC 4, 640. Porous. Good Fine. - Thessaly. Pharsalos. Obol. Circa 450 BC (Silver, 9.85 mm, 0.96 g). Helmeted head of Athena right. Rev. Φ - Α - P, Head of horse right, within incuse square. BCD Thessaly 633. Lavva 20. HGC 4, 640. Porous. Good Fine.
Immagine diritto 48 CHF 150 Immagine rovescio
Akarnania. Leukas. Stater. Circa 375-350 BC (Silver, 23.17 mm, 7.94 g). Pegasus flying left; below, Λ . Rev. ΛΕΥ, Helmeted head of Athena left; behind, murex shell. Calciati, Pegasi 69. BCD Akarnania -. HGC 4, 822. Crystallized metal on obverse. Good Very Fine. - Akarnania. Leukas. Stater. Circa 375-350 BC (Silver, 23.17 mm, 7.94 g). Pegasus flying left; below, Λ . Rev. ΛΕΥ, Helmeted head of Athena left; behind, murex shell. Calciati, Pegasi 69. BCD Akarnania -. HGC 4, 822. Crystallized metal on obverse. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 49 CHF 220 Immagine rovescio
Akarnania. Anaktorion. Stater. Circa 320-280 BC (Silver, 21.89 mm, 8.42 g). Pegasos flying left; below, AN ligate. Rev. API, Helmeted head of Athena left; behind, ΔΩ and lighted altar. Calciati, Pegas 58. BCD Akarnania 108. HGC 4, 763. Lightly toned. Very Fine. - Akarnania. Anaktorion. Stater. Circa 320-280 BC (Silver, 21.89 mm, 8.42 g). Pegasos flying left; below, AN ligate. Rev. API, Helmeted head of Athena left; behind, ΔΩ and lighted altar. Calciati, Pegas 58. BCD Akarnania 108. HGC 4, 763. Lightly toned. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 50 CHF 450 Immagine rovescio
Attica. Athens. Tetradrachm. Circa 454-404 BC (Silver, 34.71 mm, 17.15 g). Head of Athena right, wearing Attic helmet decorated with palmette, floral motif and earring. Rev. AΘΕ, Owl standing right, head facing, olive branch and crescent to left, all within incuse square. Kroll 8. SNG Copenhagen 31. HGC 4, 1597. Cabinet toned. Good Very Fine. - Attica. Athens. Tetradrachm. Circa 454-404 BC (Silver, 34.71 mm, 17.15 g). Head of Athena right, wearing Attic helmet decorated with palmette, floral motif and earring. Rev. AΘΕ, Owl standing right, head facing, olive branch and crescent to left, all within incuse square. Kroll 8. SNG Copenhagen 31. HGC 4, 1597. Cabinet toned. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 51 CHF 550 Immagine rovescio
Corinthia. Corinth. Stater. Circa 375-300 BC (Silver, 21.47 mm, 8.48 g). Pegasos flying left; below, Ϙ. Rev. Helmeted head of Athena left, wearing laurel branch on bowl; below, A - P; behind, ivy leaf. Calciati, Pegasi 434. BCD Corinth - . HGC 4, 1848. Cabinet toned. About Extremely Fine. - Corinthia. Corinth. Stater. Circa 375-300 BC (Silver, 21.47 mm, 8.48 g). Pegasos flying left; below, Ϙ. Rev. Helmeted head of Athena left, wearing laurel branch on bowl; below, A - P; behind, ivy leaf. Calciati, Pegasi 434. BCD Corinth - . HGC 4, 1848. Cabinet toned. About Extremely Fine.
Immagine diritto 52 CHF 550 Immagine rovescio
Corinthia. Corinth. Stater. Circa 375-300 BC (Silver, 20.14 mm, 8.37 g). Pegasos flying left; below, Ϙ. Rev. Helmeted head of Athena left, wearing laurel branch on bowl; below, A - P; behind, Athena Promachos brandishing spear and holding shield. Calciati, Pegasi 432. BCD Corinth - . HGC 4, 1848. Toned. Good Very Fine. - Corinthia. Corinth. Stater. Circa 375-300 BC (Silver, 20.14 mm, 8.37 g). Pegasos flying left; below, Ϙ. Rev. Helmeted head of Athena left, wearing laurel branch on bowl; below, A - P; behind, Athena Promachos brandishing spear and holding shield. Calciati, Pegasi 432. BCD Corinth - . HGC 4, 1848. Toned. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 53 CHF 420 Immagine rovescio
Corinthia. Corinth. Stater. Circa 375-300 BC (Silver, 20.82 mm, 8.48 g). Pegasos flying left, below, Ϙ. Rev. Helmeted head of Athena left; below chin, I; behind, rooster standing on club. Calciati, Pegasi 423. BCD Corinth 113. HGC 4, 1848. Toned. Very Fine. - Corinthia. Corinth. Stater. Circa 375-300 BC (Silver, 20.82 mm, 8.48 g). Pegasos flying left, below, Ϙ. Rev. Helmeted head of Athena left; below chin, I; behind, rooster standing on club. Calciati, Pegasi 423. BCD Corinth 113. HGC 4, 1848. Toned. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 54 CHF 90 Immagine rovescio
Bithynia. Kios. Hemidrachm struck under Athenodoros (Magistrate). Circa 350-300 BC (Silver, 20.02 mm, 2.49 g). Laureate head of Apollo right. Rev. A - ΘHNO / ΔΩΡOΣ, Prow of galley left, ornamented with star. Hunterian 1. SNG Copenhagen -. BMC 4. HGC 7, 553. Peeling on obverse. Otherwise, Good Very Fine. - Bithynia. Kios. Hemidrachm struck under Athenodoros (Magistrate). Circa 350-300 BC (Silver, 20.02 mm, 2.49 g). Laureate head of Apollo right. Rev. A - ΘHNO / ΔΩΡOΣ, Prow of galley left, ornamented with star. Hunterian 1. SNG Copenhagen -. BMC 4. HGC 7, 553. Peeling on obverse. Otherwise, Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 55 CHF 40 Immagine rovescio
Lesbos. Uncertain mint. Twelfth Stater. Circa 478-460 BC (Silver, 9.50 mm, 1.35 g). Confronted heads of boars; above, [?]. Rev. Quadripartite incuse square. HGC 6, 1067. Deeply toned. Good Fine. - Lesbos. Uncertain mint. Twelfth Stater. Circa 478-460 BC (Silver, 9.50 mm, 1.35 g). Confronted heads of boars; above, [?]. Rev. Quadripartite incuse square. HGC 6, 1067. Deeply toned. Good Fine.
Immagine diritto 56 CHF 22 Immagine rovescio
Pamphylia. Side. Obol. Circa 4th century BC (Silver, 14.17 mm, 0.54 g). Roaring head of lion right. Rev. Helmeted head of Athena right. SNG France 731-738. SNG von Aulock 4774. Toned. About Very Fine. - Pamphylia. Side. Obol. Circa 4th century BC (Silver, 14.17 mm, 0.54 g). Roaring head of lion right. Rev. Helmeted head of Athena right. SNG France 731-738. SNG von Aulock 4774. Toned. About Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 57 CHF 26 Immagine rovescio
Lycaonia. Laranda. Obol. Circa 324-323 BC (Silver, 13.66 mm, 0.47 g). Baaltars seated left on throne, holding grain ears, grape bunch and sceptre. Rev. Forepart of wolf right; above, crescent. Göktürk 82. SNG France 443 (uncertain Cilicia). SNG von Aulock 5422 (uncertain Cilicia). Toned. Very Fine. - Lycaonia. Laranda. Obol. Circa 324-323 BC (Silver, 13.66 mm, 0.47 g). Baaltars seated left on throne, holding grain ears, grape bunch and sceptre. Rev. Forepart of wolf right; above, crescent. Göktürk 82. SNG France 443 (uncertain Cilicia). SNG von Aulock 5422 (uncertain Cilicia). Toned. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 58 CHF 22 Immagine rovescio
Cilicia. Kelenderis. Obol. Circa 425-400 BC (Silver, 9.69 mm, 0.65 g). Horse prancing right. Rev. Goat kneeling left, head turned back; above, KE. SNG France 116-117. Gokturk 8. SNG Levante 29. SNG von Aulock 5643. SNG Ashmolean 1687. Darkly toned. Very Fine. - Cilicia. Kelenderis. Obol. Circa 425-400 BC (Silver, 9.69 mm, 0.65 g). Horse prancing right. Rev. Goat kneeling left, head turned back; above, KE. SNG France 116-117. Gokturk 8. SNG Levante 29. SNG von Aulock 5643. SNG Ashmolean 1687. Darkly toned. Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 59 CHF 110 Immagine rovescio
Cilicia. Tarsos. Pharnabazos, Persian military commander. Obol. Circa 380-379 BC (Silver, 14.89 mm, 0.85 g). Baaltars seated left on throne, holding lotus-tipped scepter. Rev. Helmeted and draped bust of Ares left. Gokturk 24. Casabonne, Series 4. SNG France 257. SNG Levante 76-77. Toned. Minor flan crack. Good Very Fine. - Cilicia. Tarsos. Pharnabazos, Persian military commander. Obol. Circa 380-379 BC (Silver, 14.89 mm, 0.85 g). Baaltars seated left on throne, holding lotus-tipped scepter. Rev. Helmeted and draped bust of Ares left. Gokturk 24. Casabonne, Series 4. SNG France 257. SNG Levante 76-77. Toned. Minor flan crack. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 60 CHF 26 Immagine rovescio
Cilicia. Tarsos. Time of Pharnabazos and Datames. Obol. Circa 380 BC (Silver, 8.56 mm, 0.76 g). Female head facing slightly left. Rev. Helmeted and draped bust of Ares left; before, ḤLK in Aramaic. Göktürk –. SNG France 305. SNG Levante 89. Very Fine. - Cilicia. Tarsos. Time of Pharnabazos and Datames. Obol. Circa 380 BC (Silver, 8.56 mm, 0.76 g). Female head facing slightly left. Rev. Helmeted and draped bust of Ares left; before, ḤLK in Aramaic. Göktürk –. SNG France 305. SNG Levante 89. Very Fine.