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| Lysimachos,
323-281 BC, Kingdom of Thrace, AE 14 (14 mm), 2.23 gm, Sear-6820 obv.: Young male head right in crested Athenian helmet, rev.: Forepart of lion right. note: Strong strike on this small Greek bronze. |
$45.00 |
| Kolophon,
430-400 BC, Ionia, AR (Silver) tetartemorion, 0.25 gm, 6 mm, Sear-4345 obv.: Laureate head of Apollo facing. rev.: TE monogram in incuse square. note: This little devil is at the limit of my camera!! The text is correct. It is only 1/4 gram in weight and 6 mm ( 1/4 inch) in diameter. It's no wonder that these would get lost. |
$49.00 |
| The Black Sea,
450-400 BC, AR (Silver) Drachm, 2.83 gm, 15 mm, Sear-1655 obv.: Face of Gorgon. rev.: Anchor note: Good metal. Sharp strike. Obverse slightly of center. |
$145.00 |
| Larissa, 395-344
BC, Thessaly, AR (Silver) diobol, 2.12 gm, 14 x 16 mm, SNG-133 obv.: Larissa 3/4 facing. rev.: Horse grazing. note: Pleasant portrait of Larissa. |
$145.00 |
| Philip II,
359-336 BC, The Kingdom of Macedon, Pella mint, AE (bronze), 6.69 gm, 16x18 mm, Sear-1602 obv.: Diademed head of Apollo right. rev.: Youth on horseback right, "ΦIΛIΠΠOY" above, monogram 4 for N below. note: Beautiful pale green patina on this sharp bronze coin. ex. Malter |
$95.00 |
| Ptolemy IX,
116-106 BC, Alexandria mint, AR (Silver) tetradrachm, 24 mm, 13.47 gm obv.: Head of Ptolemy I facing right. rev.: Eagle facing left. note: Dark original hoard patina. Good overall detail. |
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| Ptolemy X,
97/96 BC, Alexandria mint, AR (Silver) tetradrachm, 24 mm, 13.92 gm obv.: Head of Ptolemy I facing right. rev.: Eagle facing left; regional year = 17 note: Nice detail with highlight toning. Sharp coin. |
$165.00 |
| Alexander the Great,
336-323 BC, Kings of Macedon, Mesembria mint (minted 175 - 125 BC.) AR (Silver) tetradrachm, 29 mm, 16.29 gm obv.: Head of Alexander in lion's skin head-dress facing right right. rev.: Zeus enthroned left holding scepter and eagle; to left, ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔРΟΥ; to right, ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ. note: Nice coin, well struck with good detail. Obverse highest point on lions skin smooth from lack of metal or die fill as is common on these high relief portraits. |
$165.00 |
