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Lot # 181 - Greek Asia. Phoenicia, Sidon. 'Abd'ashtart I (372-358 BC). AE 7 mm. D/ Diademed head right. R/ Galley left. Cf. HGC 10 255. AE. 0.66 g. 7 mm. Apparently the alloy is silver. Rough surfaces. Good F/About VF.
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Lot # 182 - Greek Asia. Phoenicia, Arados. AR Tetrobol or Third-shekel, 440-420 BC. D/ Marine deity (Ba'al-Arwad) right, holding two dolphins at their tails. R/ Galley right; below, hippocampus right. HGC 10 39. AR. 3.3 g. 14 mm. Slightly crystallized surfaces. Toned. VF.
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Lot # 183 - Greek Asia. Judaea. Alexander Jannaeus (103-76 BC). AE Prutah. D/ Star. R/ Anchor. Cf. Hendin 1153. AE. 1.57 g. 14 mm. About VF.
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Lot # 184 - Greek Asia. Judaea. AE Prutah, First Jewish War (66-70 AD), 68-9 AD. D/ Amphora. R/ 'The freedom of Zion'. Vine leaf on branch with tendril. Cf. Hendin 1363. AE. 2.52 g. 17.5 mm. Desert patina. VF.
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Lot # 185 - Greek Asia. Judaea. Herod I the Great (40-4 BC). AE Prutah. D/ HPW(Δ) BACIΛ. Αnchor. R/ Double cornucopia with caduceus between. Hendin 1188; HGC 10 660-661. AE. 1.83 g. 15 mm. R. Green patina. About VF. Ex Savoca 216, 2024, lot 114.
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Lot # 186 - Greek Asia. Judaea. Herod Archelaos (4 BC-6 AD). AE Prutah. D/ Crested helmet; in left field, kerykeion. R/ Grape bunch, on vine with small leaf. Hendin 1196. AE. 2.03 g. 14.5 mm. Green patina. About VF. Ex Savoca 216, 2024, lot 116.
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Lot # 187 - Greek Asia. Judaea. Agrippa I (37-44). AE Prutah, year 6 (41/42 AD). Jerusalem mint. D/ Umbrella-like canopy with fringes. R/ 'Year 6'. Three ears of barley and leaves. Hendin 1244. AE. 2.19 g. 17 mm. VF.
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Lot # 188 - Greek Asia. Judaea. Antonius Felix (Procurator 52-59). AE Prutah, Jerusalem mint, dated RY 14 (54 AD). Struck under Claudius I. D/ ΒΡΙΤ ΚΑΙ, L ΙΔ (in field). Palm tree. R/ ΝΕΡω ΚΛΑΥ ΚΑΙϹΑΡ, two oblong shields crossed; behind, two crossed spears. Meshorer 29; RPC I 4971; Hendin 1348. AE. 2.1 g. 16 mm. About VF.
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Lot # 189 - Greek Asia. Judaea. Porcius Festus, Procurator. AE Prutah in the name of Nero, 58-59 AD, Jerusalem mint. D/ NЄP/ωNO/C in three lines within wreath. R/ LЄ KAICAPOC. Palm branch. Hendin 1351. AE. 2.48 g. 16 mm. About VF.
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Lot # 190 - Greek Asia. Judaea, Jerusalem. John Hyrcanus I (129-104 BC). AE Prutah, 129-104 BC. D/ Two cornucopiae crossed; between, pomegranate. R/ Inscription within wreath. Cf. HGC 10 630. AE. 1.77 g. 14 mm. VF. Ex Savoca 216, 2024, lot 87.
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Lot # 191 - Greek Asia. Nabatea. Aretas IV (9 BC - 40 AD). AE 19 mm, Petra mint, 9 BC - 40 AD. D/ Busts of Aretas and Shuqailat right. R/ Crossed cornucopiae. Meshorer (Nabatean Coins) 114; SNG ANS 1438-1443. AE. 4.29 g. 20 mm. Red desert patina. About VF/VF.
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Lot # 192 - Greek Asia. Cimmerian Bosporos, Pantikapaion. AE 18 mm, c. 304/3-250 BC. D/ Head of beardless satyr left, wearing ivy wreath. R/ ΠΑΝ. Bow and arrow. Anokhin 1049; MacDonald 116/1; HGC 7 116; SNG Cop. 43-45. AE. 4.49 g. 19 mm. Green patina. Irregular flan. Good VF.
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Lot # 193 - Greek Asia. Kings of Pergamon. Eumenes I (263-241 BC). AR Tetradrachm. D/ Laureate head of Philetairos right. R/ Athena seated left; crowning the name ΦΙΛΕΤΑΙΡΟΥ (downwards) and resting elbow on shield set on ground; to outer left, bunch of grapes; to inner left, A; to right, bow. SNG BN 1616-1620; SNG von Aulock 1358. AR. 16.9 g. 29.5 mm. R. Rare. Some iridescence at the edges. VF.
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Lot # 194 - Africa. Egypt, Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy II Philadelphos (285-246 BC). AE 23 mm, Cyrene mint, c. 270-261 BC. D/ Diademed head right. R/ Winged thunderbolt. Lorber B346; Svoronos 324. AE. 8.29 g. 23 mm. Rough surfaces. About VF.
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Lot # 195 - Africa. Egypt, Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy VI and Ptolemy VIII. Coregency (170-163 BC). AE Diobol, Alexandria mint. D/ Head of Zeus Ammon right. R/ Two eagles standing on thunderbolt left, wings closed; to left, cornucopiae. Svoronos 1424-1425; SNG Cop. 308. AE. 25.44 g. 29 mm. Rough surfaces. About VF.
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Lot # 196 - Africa. Egypt, Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II (Physcon) (145-116 BC). AE 26 mm, uncertain mint in Cyprus. D/ Head of Zeus Ammon right. R/ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΠTOΛEMAIOY EYEPΓETOY. Eagle standing left on thunderbolt; to left, torch. SNG Cop. 652; Svoronos 1642. AE. 10.31 g. 26 mm. Brown patina with bright emerald green spots. About VF/VF.
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Lot # 197 - Africa. Egypt, Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy X Alexander I and Cleopatra Berenike (101-88 BC). AR Tetradrachm, Alexandria mint, dated RY 19 (96-95 BC). D/ Diademed head of Ptolemy I right. R/ Eagle standing left on thunderbolt; wings closed; to left, LIΘ; to right; PA. Svoronos 1679 (Paphos mint); SNG Cop. 368. AR. 14.26 g. 25 mm. VF.
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Lot # 198 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Anonymous, time of Ezanas. AE Lepton, c. 360-380 AD. D/ BACI - ΛEYC. Draped bust right, wearing headcloth; within double circle border. R/ TOYTOΛPECHTHXѠPΛ. Cross within circular border. Hahn, Aksumite 33; Hahn & Keck 36; SACAM 151/89. AE. 1.61 g. 15 mm. Good VF. The reverse bears the remarkable legend “May this be pleasing to the people,” a formula that, in the Christian issues of Aksum, may be understood as referring to the Cross itself. More than a monetary device, the type expresses the spiritual transformation of the kingdom under its Christian rulers, presenting the Cross not only as a symbol of faith but as a divinely sanctioned emblem offered to, and embraced by, the nation.
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Lot # 199 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Anonymous, time of Ezanas. AE Lepton, c. 360-380 AD. D/ BACI - ΛEYC. Draped bust right, wearing headcloth; within double circle border. R/ TOYTOΛPECHTHXѠPΛ. Cross within circular border. Hahn, Aksumite 33; Hahn & Keck 36; SACAM 151/89. AE. 1.11 g. 13 mm. Minor weakness, otherwise,. good VF. The reverse bears the remarkable legend “May this be pleasing to the people,” a formula that, in the Christian issues of Aksum, may be understood as referring to the Cross itself. More than a monetary device, the type expresses the spiritual transformation of the kingdom under its Christian rulers, presenting the Cross not only as a symbol of faith but as a divinely sanctioned emblem offered to, and embraced by, the nation.
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Lot # 200 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Mhdys. AE Unit, c. 400-450 AD. D/ Draped bust right wearing headcloth, flanked by grain ears; Ge'ez legend 'MHDYS king of Aksum' around. R/ Cross potent, within circular border; Ge'ez legend 'by this victorious, by the cross' around. Hahn, Aksumite 30; Hahn & Keck 41; SACAM 244/54. AE. 1.24 g. 15 mm. VF. The reverse bears the remarkable legend “May this be pleasing to the people,” a formula that, in the Christian issues of Aksum, may be understood as referring to the Cross itself. More than a monetary device, the type expresses the spiritual transformation of the kingdom under its Christian rulers, presenting the Cross not only as a symbol of faith but as a divinely sanctioned emblem offered to, and embraced by, the nation.
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Lot # 201 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Anonymous, time of Ebana. Æ Unit, c. 430-460 AD. D/ CAX ΛCΛ. Crowned and draped bust right, holding long cross. R/ TOYTOAPECHTHXѠPA. Cross within circular border. Hahn, Aksumite 36; Hahn & Keck 45; SACAM 283/320. AE. 0.79 g. 14.5 mm. Edge chipped. About VF.
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Lot # 202 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Anonymous. Gold-Inlaid AE Unit, c. 440-470. D/ Greek legend. Crowned bust right, holding cruciform scepter. R/ TOYTOΛPECHTHXѠPΛ. Greek cross within circle, central element with gold inlay. Hahn, Aksumite 36.2; Hahn & Keck 45; SACAM 283/320. AE. 0.81 g. 15 mm. Good Fine. The reverse bears the remarkable legend “May this be pleasing to the people,” a formula that, in the Christian issues of Aksum, may be understood as referring to the Cross itself. More than a monetary device, the type expresses the spiritual transformation of the kingdom under its Christian rulers, presenting the Cross not only as a symbol of faith but as a divinely sanctioned emblem offered to, and embraced by, the nation.
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Lot # 203 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Armah. AE Unit, c. 540-550. D/ Crowned and draped full-length figure, enthroned right, holding cruciform scepter; Ge'ez legend 'King Armah' around. R/ Openwork cross with central gilding connected to ring by stem; wheat stalks emerging from ring; Ge'ez legend 'let there be joy to the peoples' around. Hahn, Aksumite 72a; Hahn & Keck 72; SACAM 569. AE. 1.32 g. 20 mm. About VF. Armah, the last Axumite ruler to strike coinage, is uniquely distinguished as the only king to portray himself enthroned. With the sole exception of a unique gold issue of MHDYS (Munro-Hay type 67), this represents the only Axumite coin type bearing a full-length depiction of the monarch. As such, it constitutes an exceptionally rare and historically significant emission, marking the final phase of Axumite numismatic production and offering remarkable insight into late royal iconography.
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Lot # 204 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Joel. AE Unit, c. 590-610 AD. D/ Crowned and draped bust right; cross within crown, Ge'ez legend 'King' around. R/ Large cross with central pellet; Ge'ez legend 'Joel' around. Hahn, Aksumite 59b; Hahn & Keck 90; SACAM 440/51. AE. 0.45 g. 13 mm. Edge slightly chipped, otherwise,. VF.
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Lot # 205 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Joel. AE Unit, c. 590-610 AD. D/ Crowned facing bust, wearing headcloth; Ge'ez legend 'King Joel' around. R/ XVAPECH. Greek cross with punch hole, within central circle. Cf. Hahn, Aksumite 57; Cf. Hahn & Keck 86.34; Cf. SACAM 428-36 (diferent obv. symbols/letters. AE. 0.64 g. 12.5 mm. Minor rough surface. VF.
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Lot # 206 - Africa. Ethiopia, Aksum. Hataz. AR Unit with gold inlaid on reverse, c. 600-630 AD. D/ Crowned and draped bust facing, holding long cross; Ge'ez legend 'King Hataz' around. R/ Cross within lozenge from which four crosses emanate; Ge'ez legend 'mercy to the peoples'. Hahn, Aksumite 63; Hahn & Keck 93.25; SACAM 488/91. AR. 0.61 g. 16.5 mm. R. Good Fine/About VF.

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