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51 - NB Brindisi. Henry VI with Constance (1194-1197) AR Denaro (Silver, 0,80g, 17,05 x 17,14 mm) Obv: HE INPERATOR, Cross potent with star in alternating quarters.Rev: C INPERATRIX, Ω over AP.Ref: Travaini 7; Spahr 30; MEC 14, 485-7.

170 - NB ITALIEN Correggio Camillo, (1580-1597-1605) Taler 1603. Beischlag zu den holländischen Löwentalern. Ritter hinter Löwenschild. Rs: Nach links steigender Löwe. Davenport 3876, Varesi 147/4. 25,32g. Selten. Sehr schön.

Estremamente Raro

606 - Zecche Italiane - Guastalla. Cesare I Gonzaga (1557-1575). Tallero. CNI 4 var. Rav.-Mor. 1 var. MIR 335 var. AG. g. 26.51 Inedito. MB/BB. Già rarissima, appare inedita con questa combinazione di legenda 'AVVIBVS TENES'.

1126 - NB MILANO. ETA' COMUNALE, METÀ XIII-INIZIO XIV SECOLO., Ambrosino d’argento Croce potenziata. R/ Sant'Ambrogio, mitrato e nimbato, seduto in cattedra di prospetto, stringe nella s. il pastorale e alza la mano destra in atto di benedire. Raro. g 2,85. mm 22,9 x 21,5. BB. Patina

3004 - NON DISPONIBILE NOT AVAILABLE   Mondo Greco. Hispania. Provincia Citerior, Castulo. AE 24,5 x 26,7 mm. 2° metà del I° secolo a.C. D/ Testa diademata di Ottaviano/Augusto a destra. Davanti, mano. R/ Sfinge a destra. Burgos 881. gr. 14.8 AE. BB+. Bella patina verde

3010 - NB. Greek. Umbria. Ariminum circa 268-225 BC. Obol Æ 18,4 mm., 5,83g. Draped bust of Vulcan left, wearing wreathed pilos / ARIMN, Gaulish warrior advancing left, holding spear and shield. Campana 7; ICC 235; HN Italy 8.  

3030 - NB Apulia, Arpi AR Diobol. Circa 325-275 BC. Head of Athena to right, wearing Attic helmet decorated with hippocamp / Herakles kneeling to right, strangling lion; ΑΡΠ (CΕΡ) above, Δ below, club to left. HN Italy 637 var. SNG ANS 632 var. 0,8 g. 11,6 mm

3047 - NB APULIA, Salapia. Circa 225-210 BC. Æ (13,32 mm. 3,15 gr). Head of Athena right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet; star and ΣAΛ to left / Owl standing right, head facing; club to left. Unpublished in the standard references. aVF, earthen green patina. Apparently unique.

3055 - NB Apulia, Teate Æ Biunx. Circa 225-200 BC. Head of Athena to right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet / Owl standing slightly to right, head facing; TIATI to left, two pellets (mark of value) below. HN Italy 702c; HGC 1, 659. g 5.78, mm 17,47. Very Fine. Good Green patina

3056 - NB Apulia, Teate. Nummus ca 225-200, Æ 31.5 mm, 26.31 g. Wreathed head of Zeus of Dodona r. Rev. [TIATI] Eagle, wings open, standing r. on thunderbolt; in r. field, N. Weber 474. Historia Numorum Italy 703. Very rare and in unusual condition for this difficult issue. Olive green patina, good very fine

3080 - NB BRUTTIUM. The Brettii. Ae Unit (Circa 214-211 BC). Obv: Diademed head of Nike left; behind, grain ear. Rev: BPETTIΩN. Zeus standing left with thunderbolt and sceptre; cornucopia in field to right. HN Italy 1982; SNG ANS 60. Condition: Good Very fine. Green patina Weight: 4.64 g. Diameter: 16.58 x 16.66 mm.

3082 - NB Bruttium, the Brettii Æ Unit (Drachm). Circa 211-208 BC. Laureate head of Zeus to right; thunderbolt behind / Warrior advancing to right, nude but for helmet, holding shield and spear, leaf to lower right. 7.45 g, 22mm. Good VF. Gorgeous green patina

3084 - NB BRUTTIUM, Kroton. Circa 300-250 BC. Æ Hemiobol (2,31 gm). K-P, cuttle fish / Scallop shell. SNG ANS 447; BMC Italy -; SNG Copenhagen -; SNG Morcom -; Laffaille -; Weber -. VF, dark green patina. Very Rare. 

3091 - Bruttium, Terina. Ca. 350-275 B.C. Æ (18,28 mm. 4,73 g). Head of nymph left /...... crab with inverted crescent between claws. Holloway & Jenkins 121; SNG ANS 889; HN Italy 2646. Green patina. Very fine. In the mid-fourth century B.C., Terina suffered frequent attacks by the Italic Bruttians. For this reason Terina supported both Alexander the Molossian and Pyrrhos when they campaigned in Italy in 333 and 280-275 B.C. This coinage was struck in the period between the rise of the Bruttians and the end of the Pyrrhic War and directly relates to expenses of this troubled period for the city.

3142 - Apulia Meridionale, Diobolo, Taranto, c. 450-380 a.C. AR (g 0.94; m 11.3 x 10.9) d/Testa di Atena a d. indossa elmo attico decorato con Scilla nell’atto di scagliare una pietra r/ Eracle inginocchiato a d. in lotta con il leone Nemeo. a s. clava, a d. civetta. Vlasto 1323-1324; HNItaly 976; SNG Copenhagen 976; SNG ANS 1413. Variante rara, patina scura

3189 - NB Central and Southern Campania, Capua (?). AE coins, 3rd century BC. D/ Wreathed head of Dionysos right. R/ Lion or panther right. SNG Cop. 342. R. 19,7 mm, 10,03 g. Dark emerald green patina. VF. An interesting coin, rare and heavy

Molto Rara

3198 - NB Frentani - Semioncia databile al periodo 210-175 a.C. - Zecca: Larinum - Diritto: testa di Artemide a destra - Rovescio: cane in corsa verso destra - gr. 2,79 - Molto rara - Migliore di BB (SNG Cop. n. 275). Patina verde