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Immagine diritto 199 CHF 42 Immagine rovescio
Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. Municipal coinage of Rome. 40 Nummi - Follis. Circa AD 493-510 (Bronze, 22.52 mm, 8.47 g). INVIC[TA ROMA], Helmeted, draped and cuirassed bust of Roma right. Rev. X L, Eagle standing left, wings spread and head turned back. MEC 1, -. MIB 74b (Theoderic). BMC Vandals 6-7 (Theoderic). Untouched green patina. Good Fine. Rare. - Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. Municipal coinage of Rome. 40 Nummi - Follis. Circa AD 493-510 (Bronze, 22.52 mm, 8.47 g). INVIC[TA ROMA], Helmeted, draped and cuirassed bust of Roma right. Rev. X L, Eagle standing left, wings spread and head turned back. MEC 1, -. MIB 74b (Theoderic). BMC Vandals 6-7 (Theoderic). Untouched green patina. Good Fine. Rare.
Immagine diritto 200 CHF 160 Immagine rovescio
Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. Theoderic. Decanummium. Ravenna. Circa AD 493-526 (Bronze, 15 mm, 3.48 g). FELIX R - AVΕΝΝA, Turreted and draped bust of Ravenna right. Rev. RE monogram, within wreath; below, X. Metlich 78a. MEC 145. Ranieri 260. BMC Vandals 36. Green patina. Good Very Fine. - Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. Theoderic. Decanummium. Ravenna. Circa AD 493-526 (Bronze, 15 mm, 3.48 g). FELIX R - AVΕΝΝA, Turreted and draped bust of Ravenna right. Rev. RE monogram, within wreath; below, X. Metlich 78a. MEC 145. Ranieri 260. BMC Vandals 36. Green patina. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 201 CHF 190 Immagine rovescio
Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. Municipal coinage of Rome. 40 Nummi - Follis, Class 2: heavy series. Circa AD 530 (Bronze, 29 mm, 15.10 g). INVICT - A ROMA, Helmeted, draped and cuirassed bust of Roma right. Rev. X L, She-wolf standing left, head turned back, suckling Romulus and Remus; in exergue, I I. MEC 1, 93-95 var. (exergue number). MIB 70 (Theoderic). BMC Vandals 24 (Athalaric). Untouched thick green patina. Very Fine. Very Rare. - Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. Municipal coinage of Rome. 40 Nummi - Follis, Class 2: heavy series. Circa AD 530 (Bronze, 29 mm, 15.10 g). INVICT - A ROMA, Helmeted, draped and cuirassed bust of Roma right. Rev. X L, She-wolf standing left, head turned back, suckling Romulus and Remus; in exergue, I I. MEC 1, 93-95 var. (exergue number). MIB 70 (Theoderic). BMC Vandals 24 (Athalaric). Untouched thick green patina. Very Fine. Very Rare.
Immagine diritto 202 CHF 36 Immagine rovescio
Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. Athalaric. Nummus in the name of Justinian I. Rome. Circa AD 526-534 (Bronze, 9.18 mm, 0.91 g) [...]N, Diademed and draped bust right. Rev. Athalaric monogram within wreath. Metlich 88. MEC 135-7. MIB 80. BMC Vandals 47-56. Untouched thick patina. Very Fine. Rare. - Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy. Athalaric. Nummus in the name of Justinian I. Rome. Circa AD 526-534 (Bronze, 9.18 mm, 0.91 g) [...]N, Diademed and draped bust right. Rev. Athalaric monogram within wreath. Metlich 88. MEC 135-7. MIB 80. BMC Vandals 47-56. Untouched thick patina. Very Fine. Rare.
Immagine diritto 203 CHF 55 Immagine rovescio
Communal Italy. Mantova. Anonymous Episcopal Issues, circa 1150-1256. Denaro Scodellato (Billon, 16 mm, 0.61g). VIRGILIVS, E P S with Ω above. Rev. MANTVAE, Cross. CNI 2-4. Superti Furga, p. 176. BAM Collection 1. MIR 361. About Very Fine. Scarce. From the Giovanni Maria Staffieri Collection. - Communal Italy. Mantova. Anonymous Episcopal Issues, circa 1150-1256. Denaro Scodellato (Billon, 16 mm, 0.61g). VIRGILIVS, E P S with Ω above. Rev. MANTVAE, Cross. CNI 2-4. Superti Furga, p. 176. BAM Collection 1. MIR 361. About Very Fine. Scarce. From the Giovanni Maria Staffieri Collection.
Immagine diritto 204 CHF 80 Immagine rovescio
Regnum Siciliae citra Pharum. Robert of Anjou, 1309-1343. Gigliato. Napoli. Circa 1312-1317 (Silver, 27 mm, 3.94 g). ✠ ROBERT DEI GRA IERL ET SICIL REX, The King seated facing on throne flanked by lions' foreparts, holding lis-tipped sceptre and globus cruciger. Rev. ✠ hONOR REGIS IUDICIU DILIGIT, Cross fleurée, with lis in each quarter. Pannuti-Riccio 2. CNI XIX, 8. MIR 28. Iredescent toning. Good Very Fine. - Regnum Siciliae citra Pharum. Robert of Anjou, 1309-1343. Gigliato. Napoli. Circa 1312-1317 (Silver, 27 mm, 3.94 g). ✠ ROBERT DEI GRA IERL ET SICIL REX, The King seated facing on throne flanked by lions' foreparts, holding lis-tipped sceptre and globus cruciger. Rev. ✠ hONOR REGIS IUDICIU DILIGIT, Cross fleurée, with lis in each quarter. Pannuti-Riccio 2. CNI XIX, 8. MIR 28. Iredescent toning. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 205 CHF 100 Immagine rovescio
Regnum Siciliae citra Pharum. Gigliato Monetary Triangular Weight. Napoli (?). Circa 13th - 15th centuries (Bronze, 20 x 18 mm, 3.25 g).Crowned facing head within circular incuse; in the corners, three fleur-de-lis within incuse rhomboids. Rev. Blank. Cf. A. Dieudonne, Manuel des poids monétaires, Paris 1925, pp. 91-2, pl. 1, 28 (defined as a Franc à pied weight of Charles V). Green patina. Very Fine. Very Rare. - Regnum Siciliae citra Pharum. Gigliato Monetary Triangular Weight. Napoli (?). Circa 13th - 15th centuries (Bronze, 20 x 18 mm, 3.25 g).Crowned facing head within circular incuse; in the corners, three fleur-de-lis within incuse rhomboids. Rev. Blank. Cf. A. Dieudonne, Manuel des poids monétaires, Paris 1925, pp. 91-2, pl. 1, 28 (defined as a Franc à pied weight of Charles V). Green patina. Very Fine. Very Rare.
Immagine diritto 206 CHF 130 Immagine rovescio
Duchy of Aquitaine. Henry II Plantagenet, 1152-1169. Denier. Bordeaux ? ( Circa 1160 (Silver, 17 mm, 0.84 g). + hENRICVS REX, Patent cross withing a beading. Rev. °+° / AQVI / TAHI / °E°. Elias 6. Beautiful specimen with a pleasant patina. About Very Fine. Ex CGF, 26 July 1999, lot 740. For this type of denier, inspiration was taken from the denier of Louis VII when he was King of France and Duke of Aquitaine (Dy.155), and it was minted between 1137 and 1152. Both Henry and Louis inherited Aquitaine from their wife, Alienor of Aquitaine (1122-1204). Henry Plantagenet, Duke of Nomandy, Count of Anjou, Maine and Touraine, married Alienor of Aquitaine, the wife, just repudiated by King Louis VII of France. Henri thus became Duke of Aquitaine and Count of Poitou. In 1154, he inherited the throne of England and became the most powerful lord in the West. In 1169, he left the administration of Aquitaine to his son Richard the Lionheart (1169-1199). - Duchy of Aquitaine. Henry II Plantagenet, 1152-1169. Denier. Bordeaux ? ( Circa 1160 (Silver, 17 mm, 0.84 g). + hENRICVS REX, Patent cross withing a beading. Rev. °+° / AQVI / TAHI / °E°. Elias 6. Beautiful specimen with a pleasant patina. About Very Fine. Ex CGF, 26 July 1999, lot 740. For this type of denier, inspiration was taken from the denier of Louis VII when he was King of France and Duke of Aquitaine (Dy.155), and it was minted between 1137 and 1152. Both Henry and Louis inherited Aquitaine from their wife, Alienor of Aquitaine (1122-1204). Henry Plantagenet, Duke of Nomandy, Count of Anjou, Maine and Touraine, married Alienor of Aquitaine, the wife, just repudiated by King Louis VII of France. Henri thus became Duke of Aquitaine and Count of Poitou. In 1154, he inherited the throne of England and became the most powerful lord in the West. In 1169, he left the administration of Aquitaine to his son Richard the Lionheart (1169-1199).
Immagine diritto 207 CHF 110 Immagine rovescio
Duchy of Aquitaine. Edward III, 1327-1377. Denier Au Leopard, fourth type (Silver, 17.93 mm, 0.75 g). Leopard standing left on ground line, MB below, inner and outer beaded circles and legend surrounding. Rev. Cross pattée, crown in first angle, beaded circle and legend surrounding. Elias 107a. Very Fine. Scarce. Ex Dix Noonan and Webb, 30 June 2004, lot 906; Spink Auction 13014, 24 September 2013, lot 317; Baldwin's Fixed Price List, Summer 2014, lot GAL 017. - Duchy of Aquitaine. Edward III, 1327-1377. Denier Au Leopard, fourth type (Silver, 17.93 mm, 0.75 g). Leopard standing left on ground line, MB below, inner and outer beaded circles and legend surrounding. Rev. Cross pattée, crown in first angle, beaded circle and legend surrounding. Elias 107a. Very Fine. Scarce. Ex Dix Noonan and Webb, 30 June 2004, lot 906; Spink Auction 13014, 24 September 2013, lot 317; Baldwin's Fixed Price List, Summer 2014, lot GAL 017.
Immagine diritto 208 CHF 180 Immagine rovescio
Duchy of Aquitaine. Edward the Black Prince, 1362-1372. Hardi. Limoges (Silver, 19.40 mm, 1.04 g). Half-lengh figure of prince facing with sword and left hand pointing, canopy above, beaded circle and legend surrounding, no stops in legend both sides, L at end of legend. Rev. Long cross pattée to outer beaded circle, lis in first and fourth angles, leopard in second and third. Elias 204. Toned with a trace of ghosting. A few small rim splits. Otherwise, Very Fine. Ex Baldwin's Fixed Price List Summer 2004, lot GAL 020. Hardi was created relatively late, according to Elias, around 1368. The hardi “d'argent “was created at the same time as the hardi “d'or” and must have been struck at the same time as the second issue of the “demi-gros” and the “esterlin” d'Aquitaine. Edward the Black Prince (1330-1376) was the eldest son of Edward III Plantagenet and Philippa of Hainaut. He took up arms for the first time at the Battle of Crecy in 1346, where he was greatly impressed by the chivalrous attitude of John the Blind, King of Bohemia, who preferred to die rather than suffer the shame of defeat. His heraldic arms will be ostrich feathers, which the King of Bohemia already wore. Edward the Black Prince was in Aquitaine in 1355 and began a campaign in Poitou the following year. He crushed the French at Poitiers and took King John the Good prisoner. The Treaty of Bretigny in May 1360 confirmed the independence of Aquitaine. Edward became its first prince in 1362. He arrived in Bordeaux in 1363. War with France resumed in 1369. After the first English defeats in Aquitaine, the Black Prince returned to England in 1371 and the following year renounced his principality. He died in 1376. His father Edward III died the following year. Richard II, son of the Black Prince, ascended the throne. - Duchy of Aquitaine. Edward the Black Prince, 1362-1372. Hardi. Limoges (Silver, 19.40 mm, 1.04 g). Half-lengh figure of prince facing with sword and left hand pointing, canopy above, beaded circle and legend surrounding, no stops in legend both sides, L at end of legend. Rev. Long cross pattée to outer beaded circle, lis in first and fourth angles, leopard in second and third. Elias 204. Toned with a trace of ghosting. A few small rim splits. Otherwise, Very Fine. Ex Baldwin's Fixed Price List Summer 2004, lot GAL 020. Hardi was created relatively late, according to Elias, around 1368. The hardi “d'argent “was created at the same time as the hardi “d'or” and must have been struck at the same time as the second issue of the “demi-gros” and the “esterlin” d'Aquitaine. Edward the Black Prince (1330-1376) was the eldest son of Edward III Plantagenet and Philippa of Hainaut. He took up arms for the first time at the Battle of Crecy in 1346, where he was greatly impressed by the chivalrous attitude of John the Blind, King of Bohemia, who preferred to die rather than suffer the shame of defeat. His heraldic arms will be ostrich feathers, which the King of Bohemia already wore. Edward the Black Prince was in Aquitaine in 1355 and began a campaign in Poitou the following year. He crushed the French at Poitiers and took King John the Good prisoner. The Treaty of Bretigny in May 1360 confirmed the independence of Aquitaine. Edward became its first prince in 1362. He arrived in Bordeaux in 1363. War with France resumed in 1369. After the first English defeats in Aquitaine, the Black Prince returned to England in 1371 and the following year renounced his principality. He died in 1376. His father Edward III died the following year. Richard II, son of the Black Prince, ascended the throne.
Immagine diritto 209 CHF 95 Immagine rovescio
Kingdom of Castille and Leon. Alfonso VI, 1073-1109. Dinero. Toledo. Circa 1087-1090 (Billion, 17.70 mm, 1.09 g). ✠ ANFVS REX, Cross pattée. Rev. ✠ TOLETVM, Two circles and two stars. Bautista 9,1. Cayon 926. AB 8. Good Very Fine. - Kingdom of Castille and Leon. Alfonso VI, 1073-1109. Dinero. Toledo. Circa 1087-1090 (Billion, 17.70 mm, 1.09 g). ✠ ANFVS REX, Cross pattée. Rev. ✠ TOLETVM, Two circles and two stars. Bautista 9,1. Cayon 926. AB 8. Good Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 210 CHF 28 Immagine rovescio
Duchy of Athens. Guy II de La Roche, 1287-1308. Denier Tournois. Thebes ( (Billon, 17.88 mm, 0.80 g). : GVI ' DVX : ATENES ', Cross pattée. Rev. ✠ ' ThEBANI CIVIS, Châtel tournois with broken annulets. Metcalf, Crusades 1059. CCS 93. Toned. Near Very Fine. - Duchy of Athens. Guy II de La Roche, 1287-1308. Denier Tournois. Thebes ( (Billon, 17.88 mm, 0.80 g). : GVI ' DVX : ATENES ', Cross pattée. Rev. ✠ ' ThEBANI CIVIS, Châtel tournois with broken annulets. Metcalf, Crusades 1059. CCS 93. Toned. Near Very Fine.
Immagine diritto 211 CHF 30 Immagine rovescio
Cilician Armenia. Sis. Levon II, 1270-1289. Tram (Silver, 23.10 mm, 2.64 g). 'Levon King of all Armenians' in Armenian, The King, wearing crown with pendilia, on horseback right, holding patriarchal cross; before, letter. Rev. 'Struck in the city of Sis' in Armenian, Crowned heraldic lion standing left; behind, patriarchal cross. AC 371. CCA 1477V. Lightly toned. Very Fine. - Cilician Armenia. Sis. Levon II, 1270-1289. Tram (Silver, 23.10 mm, 2.64 g). 'Levon King of all Armenians' in Armenian, The King, wearing crown with pendilia, on horseback right, holding patriarchal cross; before, letter. Rev. 'Struck in the city of Sis' in Armenian, Crowned heraldic lion standing left; behind, patriarchal cross. AC 371. CCA 1477V. Lightly toned. Very Fine.