Greek Coins
Results from 9751 to 9800 of 9801
Lot # 34
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Greek Italy. Northern Apulia, Arpi. AE 21 mm, c. 325-275 BC. Obv. ΔΑΖΟΥ. Laureate head of Zeus left; [behind, thunderbolt]. Rev. Wild boar right; above, spearhead right; in exergue, APΠΑΝΩ[Ν]. HN Italy 642; SNG ANS 635-8; HGC 1 534. AE. 8.13 g. 21 mm. Green patina. Good VF/VF.
Lot # 33
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Greek Italy. Northern Apulia, Arpi. AE 22 mm, c. 325-275 BC. Obv. Laureate head of Zeus left; behind, thunderbolt. Rev. Wild boar standing right; in exergue, APΠΑ. HN Italy 642 ; SNG ANS 639; HGC 1 534. AE. 8 g. 22 mm. Superb well struck example with exquisite brown-reddish patina. About EF.
Lot # 32
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Greek Italy. Northern Apulia, Arpi. AE 15.5 mm. c. 325-275 BC. Obv. Laureate head of Zeus left. Rev. Horse rearing left; star of six rays above, monogram below. HN Italy 644 corr. (horse right); SNG ANS -; HGC 1 537. AE. 3.35 g. 15.5 mm. R. Rare, with pleasant brown patina. VF/Good VF.
Lot # 31
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Greek Italy. Northern Apulia, Arpi. AR Diobol, c. 325-275 BC. Obv. ΑΡΠ CΕΡΤI; Head of Athena right, wearing Attic helmet decorated with Scylla. Rev. Herakles right, fighting lion with club; above, AΡΠA; Δ below. HN Italy 637; SNG ANS 632; HGC 1 527. AR. 1.16 g. 11.5 mm. R. Very rare, especially with full clear legends. Perfectly centered. Good VF. The name CEPTI should be related to the Roman name Septimius. Arpi allied with Rome at the end of the 4th century, seeking help against the neighbouring Daunian settlements, and remained loyal until the battle of Cannae (216 BC).
Lot # 30
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Greek Italy. Northern Apulia, Arpi. AR Diobol, c. 325-275 BC. Obv. Head of Athena right, wearing Attic helmet decorated with hippocamp. Rev. APΠA/NΩN. Horse prancing left. HN Italy 634; SNG ANS -; SNG Cop. -; HGC 1 526; SNG Lloyd 95. AR. 0.99 g. 13 mm. RR. Very rare issue and attractive specimen. Pleasant dark patina. Good VF.
Lot # 29
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Greek Italy. Central and Southern Campania, Neapolis. AE 14.5 mm, c. 250-225 BC. Obv. Laureate head of Apollo left. Rev. Man-faced bull advancing right, head facing, crowned by Nike flying right above; in exergue, [ΝΕΟΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ]. HN Italy 595; Cf. SNG ANS 502-3; HGC 1 482. AE. 1.53 g. 14.5 mm. Light brown patina. Good VF.
Lot # 28
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Greek Italy. Central and Southern Campania, Neapolis. AE 14.5 mm, c. 250-225 BC. Obv. Bust of Artemis right, bow and quiver over shoulder. Rev. ΝΕΟΠΟ-ΛΙΤΩΝ. Cornucopiae; (AP)A to lower left. HN Italy 594; HGC 1 481; SNG Cop. 553; Sambon 744. 2.34 g. 14.5 mm. R. Rare. Light brown patina. Pitted surface on reverse. VF.
Lot # 27
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Greek Italy. Central and Southern Campania, Hyrietes. AR Didrachm, c. 405-385 BC. Obv. Head of Athena left, wearing crested Attic helmet decorated with laurel branch and owl. Rev. Oscan ethnic. Man-headed bull standing right on double-ground. HN Italy 539; SNG ANS 260; HGC 1 435; Rutter, Campanian Coinages, 37 (O26/R31). AR. 7.39 g. 22 mm. Scarce. Lightly toned, with iridescent hues. Attractive specimen. VF.
Lot # 26
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Greek Italy. Central and Southern Campania, Hyria or Nola. AR Didrachm, c. 400-395 BC. Obv. Head of Athena right, wearing crested and wreathed Attic helmet, decorated with owl. Rev. Oscan ethnic. Man-headed bull standing right on ground-line. HN Italy 539; HGC 1 435; Rutter 17. AR. 7.53 g. 19.5 mm. Scarce. Attractive cabinet toning. A specimen with a compact yet fully struck flan, featuring the complete crest of Athena’s helmet. Good VF.
Lot # 25
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Greek Italy. Samnium, Southern Latium and Northern Campania, Teanum Sidicinum. AE 20 mm. c. 265-250 BC. Obv. Oscan ethnic. Laureate head of Apollo left. Rev. Man-faced bull advancing right; above, kithara; below, N; in exergue, Oscan ethnic. HN Italy 454; HGC 1 349; SNG ANS 616. AE. 6.14 g. 20 mm. R. Enchanting green patina. About EF/Good VF. Ex Bertolami E-245, 2022, 16.
Lot # 24
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Greek Italy. Samnium, Southern Latium and Northern Campania, Aquinum. AE 20 mm. after 276 BC. Obv. Helmeted head of Minerva left. Rev. AQVINO. Rooster standing right; behind, star. HN Italy 432; SNG ANS 114; SNG Cop. 101; HGC 1 219. AE. 5.14 g. 20 mm. RR. Very rare. The only issue of this mint. Minor roughness, brown-reddish patina. VF.
Lot # 23
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Greek Italy. Central Italy, uncertain mint. AE Cast Sextans, 3rd century BC. Obv. Head of boar right; below, M; above, two pellets. Rev. Head of boar right; below, N. Vecchi ICC 303; HN Italy 383; Haeberlin p. 166, 1-7, pl. 68, 15-16. AE. 51.91 g. 36 mm. RRR. Extremely rare, few specimens known. Pleasant green and brown patina. Minor casting flaws. VF.
Lot # 22
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AE Triens of 10 Units. Late 3rd century BC. Obv. Bust of Sethlans right, wearing pileus decorated with laurel-wreath, X behind. Rev. Etruscan legend ['pvplvna'] below hammer and tongs, •••• between. HN Italy 195; Vecchi EC 140; HGC 1 183; Sambon 119. AE. 9.31 g. 26 mm. RR. Almost complete. Very rare, with nice green-blue patina. VF.
Lot # 21
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AE Sextans, late 3rd century BC. Obv. Head of young Hercle right, bound with diadem; on shoulder, club. Rev. Two pellets in centre; above, bow and arrow to left; below, bow and pvplvna. HN Italy 187; Vecchi EC 136.18 (this coin); HGC 1 181. AE. 13.65 g. 30.5 mm. R. Green patina. Irregular flan. VF. Ex Lord Renfrew Collection, purchased from Spink & Son Ltd, 21 September 1960; Ex Baldwin's Auctions 99, 2016, 567. Published in Vecchi EC (136.18).
Lot # 20
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AR 10 Asses, c. 300-250 BC. Obv. Female head right wearing broad hair band and triple-pendant earring; behind, X. Rev. Blank. Vecchi EC Series 75 (O1); HN Italy 165; HGC 1 123; BMC 13. AR. 3.64 g. 17.5 mm. RR. Very rare. Beautiful specimen. Slightly rough surfaces. Good VF.
Lot # 19
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. Laureate Male Head Group. AR 10-Asses, c. 300-250 BC. Obv. Laureate male head left; behind, [X]. Rev. Blank, with shallow protuberance. Vecchi EC Series 70 (plate coin 70.229); HN Italy 168; SNG ANS 26 (same obverse die); Sambon 73-4. AR. 4.27 g. 19 mm. Sound metal. Brilliant and prettily toned, with iridescent highlights. Worn and rusty obverse die, otherwise. about EF. Ex CNG E-119, 2005, 3; Ex Roma Numismatics E-108, 2023, 38. Published in Vecchi EC (70.229).
Lot # 18
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AR 20-Asses, c. 300-250 BC. Obv. Facing head of Hercle, wearing lion's skin knotted at neck; XX below. Rev. Club. HN Italy 156; HGC 1 116; Vecchi EC I, 66 (O2/R1). AR. 8.51 g. 22 mm. R. Old cabinet tone. Obverse well centered; reverse off-centre as usual. Good VF.
Lot # 17
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AR 20 Asses, 3rd century BC. Obv. Facing head of Metus with protruding tongue and long hanging hair bound by diadem; below, X:X. Rev. Two caducei, head to tail. Vecchi EC Series 48 (O14/R18); HN Italy 150; HGC 1 112. AR. 8.22 g. 21.5 mm. R. Attractive piece. Light iridescent hues over a deep cabinet patina. Good VF.
Lot # 16
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AV 25-Asses, 3rd century BC. Obv. Bare male head right, with curly hair and wearing necklace; XXV behind. Rev. Blank. Vecchi EC 28 (O1); HN Italy 133; SNG ANS 4-6; HGC 1 77. AV. 1.35 g. 11.5 mm. RR. A charming example of this very rare issue. About EF. Ex Artemide LXI, 2024, 24.
Lot # 15
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AR Unit, 4th century BC. Obv. Wheel with long crossbar, central pin supported by two struts. Rev. Blank. Vecchi EC 19; HN Italy 126; HGC 1 102. AR. 0.65 g. 11 mm. RRR. Extremely rare and choice example. EF.
Choice Metus Facing
Lot # 14
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AR 10 Units. First Metus Group, c. 425-400 BC. Obv. Head of Metus with protruding tongue, hair bound with diadem; below, X. Rev. Blank. Vecchi EC Series 8.1-20 (O1); HN Italy 117; HGC 1 92; Sambon 35-36. AR. 8.05 g. 22.5 mm. RR. Very rare and superb specimen, with great details. Pleasant toning and perfectly centered. EF. The first silver Metus group and its fractions (dated by hoard evidence to the late fifth century), is on a standard close to the silver Attic Didrachm or Corinthian stater, theoretically of about 8.6g.
Lot # 13
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Populonia. AR 10 Units. First Metus Group, c. 425-400 BC. Obv. Head of Metus facing, wearing diadem; below, dolphins flanking X (mark of value). Rev. Blank. Vecchi EC Series 7; HN Italy 117; HGC 1 92; Sambon 37. AR. 7.66 g. 25 mm. RRR. Extremely rare, Vecchi records only a few specimens for this series. An extraordinary example, nicely toned and well centred. EF.
Lot # 12
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Volaterrae. AE Cast Sextans, 3rd century BC. Obv. Janiform head beardless (Culsans), wearing pointed cap. Rev. FELA-ODI retrograde (Etruscan VELATHRI) around club and two pellets. Vecchi ICC 140; HN Italy 109f. AE. 35.04 g. 36 mm. R. Very heavy for the issue and rare. Enchanting deep green patina, better in hand. Deposits on obverse. VF/Good VF.
Lot # 11
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Greek Italy. Etruria, Volaterrae. AE Cast Quadrans, 3rd century BC. Obv. Janiform head beardless (Culsans), wearing pointed cap. Rev. FELA-ODI retrograde (Etruscan VELATHRI) around club and three pellets. Vecchi ICC 139; HN Italy 109e. AE. 33.02 g. 37 mm. R. Rare, with pleasant green patina. Casting flaws. VF.
Lot # 10
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Greek Italy. Umbria, Tuder. AE 18.5 mm, c. 280-240 BC. Obv. Head of Silenus right, wearing ivy wreath and with korymbos at forehead. Rev. TVTERE. Eagle with spread wings standing left. HN Italy 37; SNG ANS 105-7; SNG BN 194-200; Campana 3. AE. 3.09 g. 18.5 mm. Scarce. Pleasant green patina and brassy highlights. Good VF.
Lot # 9
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Greek Italy. North-eastern Italy, Hatria. AE Cast Semuncia, 275-225 BC. Obv. H. Rev. AΣ. HN Italy 17; Vecchi ICC 244; HGC 1 11; Thurlow & Vecchi 187. AE. 11.03 g. 25 mm. RR. Very rare, with dark green-brown patina. Casting flaws. About VF. Ex Artemide 47E, lot 6.
Lot # 8
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Greek Italy. North-eastern Italy, Hatria. AE Biunx, c. 275-225 BC. Obv. Cock standing left; before, two pellets. Rev. Shoe right; below, HAT. HN Italy 15; Vecchi ICC 240; HGC 1 9. AE. 65.3 g. 40 mm. RR. Very rare, with lovely green patina. Minor casting flaw on reverse. VF. Ex Artemide LII, 2019, 8.
Lot # 7
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Greek Italy. North-eastern Italy, Ariminum. AE 19.5 mm, 300-260 BC. Obv. Head of Vulcan left, wearing pileus. Rev. [A]RIMN. Warrior advancing left, holding spear and Gallic shield. Vecchi EC 235; HN Italy 8; SNG ANS 101; HGC 1 22. AE. 4.79 g. 19.5 mm. R. Attractive example with deep green-brown patina. VF/Good VF.
Lot # 6
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Celtic World. Southern Gaul, Insubres. AR Drachm, imitating Massalia. 2nd century BC. Obv. Wreathed head of nymph right, wearing triple-pendant earring. Rev. Lion standing right; pseudo-legend above. BMC 3-6; CCCBM II 7-9. AR. 2.65 g. 15 mm. Good metal for type, nice style and well centred. About EF.
Lot # 5
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Celtic World. Gaul, Massalia. AR Obol, c. 100-50 BC. Obv. Bare head of Apollo left. Rev. M A within wheel of four spokes. Depeyrot, Marseille 31. AR. 0.65 g. 10.5 mm. Choice example with lovely iridescent tone. EF.
Lot # 4
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Celtic World. Northwest Gaul, Aulerci Eburovices. Debased AV Half Stater, late 3rd-early 2nd century. Obv. Stylized diademed head left; below, boar. Rev. Stylized biga galloping right; birdlike charioteer above; to right, pellet within pelleted circle; below, boar standing right. D&T 2401; Depeyrot, NC V, 136. Debased AV. 3.12 g. 20 mm. R. Rare. Well centered and struck. Good VF.
Lot # 3
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Celtic World. Vindelici. AV Stater, 'Regenbogenschüsselchen' type, 2nd-1st century BC. Obv. Bird's head left within wreath. Rev. Star or cross; above, three pellets; below, two volutes. LT 9436; Cf. Flesche 306; Kellner type II E, 1362-5. AV. 7.26 g. 17 mm. RR. Very rare and perfectly centred. About EF. The defeat of the Gaulish tribe Vindelici at Vercellae against the Romans in 101 BC marked a significant event during the Roman expansion. This clash not only halted the advance of migrating tribes but also solidified Roman control over the region. The symbolic imagery depicted on artefacts from this period reflect the Vindelici's cultural identity and their acknowledgement, albeit reluctantly, of Roman authority. These historical events offer insights into the power dynamics and cultural interactions between the Vindelici and the Roman Republic during this era.
Lot # 2
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Celtic World. Vindelici. AV Stater, 'Regenbogenschüsselchen' type I A, 2nd-1st century BC. Obv. Ring-shaped, snake-like animal left, with bristled spine and 'ram's horn' to left. Rev. Six pellets within torque. Lanz 2; Cf. Flesche 286; Kellner type I A, 1019ff. AV. 7.27 g. 20.5 mm. RR. Very rare type. VF.
Lot # 1
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Hispania. Carthago Nova (Qart Hadasht). Roman Rule. AE, after 209 BC. Obv. Bare head left (Scipio Africanus?). Rev. Horse standing right; behind, palm tree. ACIP 609; SNG BM Spain 127-8. AE. 9.76 g. 22.5 mm. R. Earthy green patina. Good VF.
Lot # 11031
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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
Lot # 3695
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Sicily. Syracuse. Hiketas II (287-278 BC). AE Litra, c. 283-279 BC. Obv. ΔΙΟΣ ΕΛΛΑΝΙΟΥ. Youthful, laureate head of Zeus Hellanios right. Rev. ΣΥΡΑΚΟΣΙΩΝ. Eagle standing left on thunderbolt; A to left. HGC 2 1449; CNS II 168; AE. 7.06 g. 20.07 x 23.5 mm. Good VF+
Lot # 3109
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Campania Phistelia Obol 325-275 BC AR g 0,54 mm 10,7 . Young male head facing Rv. FISTLVIS (in Oscan) Corn-grain between mussel and dolphin . SNG ANS 567 ff. SNG Copenhagen 576. HN Italy 613. Old cabinet tone. aEF. Good metal
The obols of Phistelia, like those of Allifae, have thin flans and convex. There are ties between Phistelia and Cuma: on obverse a male head and on reverse a grain ear a dolphin and shell. Ancient studies believe that these coins were coined at Puteoli. Instead, now this coinage is considered production of Phistelia.
Lot # 3032
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Apulia, Arpi. AE 20.6 mm. ca. 325-275 a.C. D/ Testa di Zeus a sinistra. R/ Cinghiale a destra. In esergo, APΠA . HN Italy 642. AE. g. 7.5 qSPL. Moneta attraente con patina verde oliva e sedimenti
Lot # 3726
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GRECIA ANTICA. SARDEGNA. Emissioni puniche. 1/2 calco (241-238 a.C.). A/ Testa di Tanit a sinistra. R/ Tre spighe, mezzaluna sopra e punto. Peso corporeo 1,45 g. 118,5 mm. COP-251/252. qBB
Lot # 3105
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CAMPANIA, Capua . Circa 216-211 BC. Æ Biunx (12.2 gm). Diademed head of Herakles right; club over left shoulder / Lion walking right, breaking spear held in its mouth; •• above. SNG ANS 208; BMC Italy pg. 80, 1-2; SNG Copenhagen 332; SNG Morcom -; Laffaille -; Weber 292. VF. Rare.
Lot # 3108
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Campania. Neapolis. Nomos. 300-275 BC. (Sng Ans-356). Anv.: Diademed head of nymph to right, wearing triple-pendant earring and pearl necklace; below neck truncation, (XAPI); to left, kantharos. Rev.: (NEOΠOΛITHΣ). Man-headed bull walking right; above, Nike flying right, placing wreath on bull's head. Ag. 6,84 g.
Lot # 3048
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Apulia, Salapia. AE 21,5 mm, ca. 225-210 a.C. D/ Testa laureata di Apollo a destra. R/ Cavallo impennato a destra. HN(Italy) 692c. AE. g 7,3 R.
Lot # 3480
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Himera. Prima del 407 a.C. Ae. Emilitra. D/ Testa della ninfa Himera verso sinistra. R/ Sei globetti entro corona di alloro. SNG ANS 186. Peso 4,14 g. Diametro 16,3 mm. BB+ Patina verde
Lot # 894
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SIRIA - Regno Seleucide - Antioco VII (Evergete) (138-129 a.C.) - Tetradramma - Sear 7091. R AR BB+
Lot # 892
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SASSANIDI - Cosroe II (590-628) - Dracma A. II - Zecca di Nih - Mitchiner sim. 1190. AR BB++
Lot # 891
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PONTO - Amisos - periodo di Mitridate VI (85-65 d.C.) - Medio Bronzo Zeus/Aquila. Ae q.BB
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