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Auction 320, Part 2: Ancient Coins, Lots 639–1167

Auction 320, Part 2: Ancient Coins, Lots 639–1167

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ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MOESIA INFERIOR. ISTROS. I

639 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MOESIA INFERIOR. ISTROS. Iulia Domna, 193–217 AD. Triassarion (8.57 g). Obverse: ΙΟΥΛΙΑ ΔΟΜΝΑ ΣΕ, draped bust facing right. Reverse: ΙΣΤΡΙΗ-Ν-ΩΝ, river god with a wreath of reeds reclining to the left, holding a fish in his outstretched right hand and a reed branch in his left arm; a spring vessel tapering downward on the right below; in the field at the top left, the denomination symbol Γ. AMNG I 1 - ; Varbanov, GIC I, 630. Dark green patina, ve

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400 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MACEDONIA. AMPHIPOLIS. Tib

640 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MACEDONIA. AMPHIPOLIS. Tiberius, 14–37 AD (8.55 g). Obverse: ΤΙ ΚΑΙΣΑΡ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΣ, head with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΑΜΦΙΠΟΛΙΤΩΝ, Artemis Tauropolos riding a bull with billowing veil, facing right. RPC I, 1632; Varbanov III 3140. R! Beautiful brown patina, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the E. Friedrich Collection.

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300 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MACEDONIA. PELLA OR DION.

641 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MACEDONIA. PELLA OR DION. Tiberius, 14–37 AD. ø 24 mm (9.91 g). Obverse: PIETAS, veiled bust of Pietas/Livia wearing a diadem facing right. Reverse: L RVSTI/CELIVS / CORDVS / II VIR / QVINQ / D D, all within a wreath of oak leaves. RPC I, 1543. Good condition. + Standard-taxed coin / standard taxation.

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450 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PONTUS. KINGDOM OF PONTUS.

642 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PONTUS. KINGDOM OF PONTUS. Polemo II, 38–64 CE. Drachma, 18 mm in diameter (3.56 g). 55–56 CE. Obverse: ΠΟΛΕΜwΝΟC ΒΑΣΙΛΕwC, head of Polemon II with diadem facing right. Reverse: ΕΤΟΥC [I]H (= year 18), head of Nero with laurel wreath facing right. RPC I, 3830. Fine portrait of the dynast, in good condition. Polemon II, grandson of Polemon I, was the last Roman client king of Pontus. In the year 64, Nero incorporated his territory, under the name Pont

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280 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. BOSPORAN KINGDOM

643 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. BOSPORAN KINGDOM. Aspurgus, ca. 14/15–37/38 CE. Stater, ø 19 mm (7.91 g). 34–35 CE. Mint: Panticapaion. From the collection of Victor Adda! Obverse: Head of Augustus facing right, with a dot below. Reverse: Head of Agrippa (Tiberius or Drusus?) facing right, with a monogram behind it, and below it ΑΛΤ (= Year 331 of the Bosporan Era). RPC I, 1898; BK 314.4217.3 (this specimen!); MacDonald 296; Anokhin 314. RR! Gold! Obverse die worn; reverse die broken

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10 000 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. BOSPORAN KINGDOM

644 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. BOSPORAN KINGDOM. Sauromates I, 93–123 AD. Stater (7.82 g). Year 401 = 104–105 AD. Obverse: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΣΑΥΡΟΜΑΤΟΥ, bust of the king facing right. Reverse: ΑΥ, head of Trajan with a laurel wreath facing right. Frolova 105, Plate V, 12 ff.; RPC 796; MacDonald 376/1. R! Attractive, very rare specimen. Electrum! Very fine. Provenance: From the Adolph E. Cahn Auction 66, 1930, Lot 264.

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6 000 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. BOSPORAN KINGDOM

645 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. BOSPORAN KINGDOM. Sauromates II, 174/175–210/211 CE. Didrachma, 30 mm in diameter (19.70 g). 186–196 CE. Mint: Caesarea. Obverse: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΣΑΥΡΟΜΑΤΟΥ, draped bust with diadem facing right. Reverse: King with orator’s gesture and scepter on his shoulder riding facing right; above him, a star; below him, the numeral B. Frolova Pl. 36, 22 (undated); MacDonald 528/1; RPC online IV.1 3865 (undated). Dark brown (obverse) and dark green (revers

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600 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. BOSPORAN KINGDOM

646 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. BOSPORAN KINGDOM. Rheskouporis II, 211/212–226/227 CE. Stater, diameter 19 mm (7.71 g). 217/8 CE. Obverse: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΡΗΣΚΟΥΠΟΡΙΔΟΣ, draped bust with diadem facing right. Obverse: Draped bust of Caracalla with laurel wreath facing right, a star in front of it, and the date ΔΙΦ below—year 514 of the local era. MacDonald 101, 557/4. Anokhin 167, 634B; Electron! Formerly NGC Ch XF Strike 5/5 Surface 4/5 (8528072-015), very fine.

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1 400 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. THE BOSPORAN KIN

647 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. BOSPORUS. THE BOSPORAN KINGDOM. Rheskouporis III, 233/4–234/5 AD. Stater, ø 20 mm (7.54 g). 224–225 AD. Obverse: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΡΗΣΚΟΥΠΟΡΙΔΟΣ, draped bust with diadem facing right. Reverse: Head of Severus Alexander with a laurel wreath facing right, a star in front of it, and the date ΑΚΦ below. Frolova - ; MacDonald 564/3. Electron! Nearly very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the Nominale Collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; ex Classical Numisma

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800 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MYSIA. KYZIKOS. Pseudo-aut

648 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MYSIA. KYZIKOS. Pseudo-autonomous. ø 20 mm (4.76 g). 2nd century A.D. Obverse: ΚΟΡΗ ΣΟΤΕΙΡΑ, draped bust of Kore facing right. Reverse: Panther facing right, resting its forepaw on a reclining(!) kantharos. Remnants of two-line legends in the field. RPC IV online - . RR! Dark green patina, good condition. The specimens illustrated in the RPC always show the panther with a standing vessel.

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120 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. IONIA. CHIOS. Pseudo-auton

649 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. IONIA. CHIOS. Pseudo-autonomous. Triassarion, ø 28 mm (8.04 g). c. 253–260 CE Obverse: ACCAP-IA / TPIA *, crouching sphinx with right paw on the prora facing right Reverse: Within a laurel wreath, a slender necked amphora between ears of grain and Χ-Ι/Ω-Ν. BMC - ; SNG Aulock - ; SNG Leypold - ; SNG Cop. 1660; Lindgren Coll. - . Predominantly dark in color; provenance: formerly from the Nominale Collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; formerly from the Höhn Numismat

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325 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. IONIA. SMYRNA. Britannicus

650 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. IONIA. SMYRNA. Britannicus. ø 17 mm (3.82 g). Minted under Claudius. Obverse: ZMY, bust of Britannicus facing right. Reverse: ΕΠΙ ΦΙΛΙΣΤΙΔΟΣ, Nike with a tropaion. RPC 2476. Black-brown patina, good condition.

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300 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CARIA. STRATONIKEIA. Carac

651 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CARIA. STRATONIKEIA. Caracalla and Plautilla, 202–211 CE. Large bronze coin, 39 mm in diameter (28.10 g). Obverse: [...]ΥΚΡΑ ΚΑΙ Μ ΑΥΡ ΑΝ[...] ΚΑΙ ΘΕ Σ-ΕΒ NE TC ΛΑΥΤΙΛ[...], facing busts of Caracalla (right) and Plautilla (left); on the countermark, a head facing right and ΘΕΟΥ. Reverse: [ΣΤΡΑΤΟΝ]ΕΙΚΕΩΝ ΕΠΙ ΤΟΝ ΠΕΡΤ Β ΚΑ ΔΙΟΝΥΣΙΟΥ, Hecate standing facing left with a kalathos on her head, holding a torch i

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400 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CARIA. RHODES. Nerva, 96–9

652 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CARIA. RHODES. Nerva, 96–98 CE. Didrachmon, 33 mm in diameter (19.37 g). Obverse: ΑΥΤΟΚ-ΡΑΤΩΡ ΚΑΙΣΑΡ ΝΕΡΟ[ΥΑΝ ΣΑΒΑΣΤΟΣ], head with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΔΙΔΡ-ΑΧΜΟΝ / ΡΟΔΙΩΝ, the nymphs Rhodos and Sol with a whip, shaking hands. BMC - ; SNG Cop. - ; SNG Aulock 2860; SNG Munich - ; RPC III, 2179 (this specimen). Dark green patina, good condition. Provenance: Formerly in the Nominale Collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfr

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1 400 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PHRYGIAN. AMORION. Augustu

653 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PHRYGIAN. AMORION. Augustus, 27 BC – 14 AD. ø 22 mm (6.24 g). Obverse: CEBAC[TOC], head facing right, with a lituus in front. Reverse: AΛEΞANΔPOC AMOPIANWN, eagle with caduceus standing on a bundle of lightning bolts facing right. RPC I, 3233; BMC 23. R! Spotty brown patina, nearly very fine.

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500 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PHRYGIAN. KIBYRA. Macrinus

654 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PHRYGIAN. KIBYRA. Macrinus and Diadumenian, 217–218 AD. Medallion, ø 35 mm (42.55 g). Obverse: Bust of Macrinus with a laurel wreath, wearing a paludamentum and armor; opposite him, Diadumenianus wearing a paludamentum and armor. Reverse: ΚΑΣΙΑΡΕΩΝ ΚΙΒΥΡΑΤΩΝ, Heracles standing facing right, leaning on a club covered with a lion’s skin; opposite him, Dionysus standing facing left with a thyrsus and kantharos; between them, a frontal cult image next t

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2 300 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PAMPHYLIA. PERGE. Gallienu

655 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PAMPHYLIA. PERGE. Gallienus, 253–268 AD. Hexassarion, ø 34 mm (20.57 g). A.D. 253 Obverse: ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙ ΠΟΥ ΛΙ ΓΑΛΛΙΗΝΟΣ ΕΥΣΒ, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΠΕΡ-ΓΑΙ-ΩΝ, three ballantia (purses) on a money chest; in the denomination section, S. BMC - ; SNG Aul. - (cf. 4725–4726); SNG PfPs - (cf. 420; 424); SNG BN - (cf. 557–560). R! Dark green patina, ss. Provenance: Formerly in the Nominale Collection

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160 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PISIDIA. ANTIOCH. Gordian

656 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PISIDIA. ANTIOCH. Gordian III, 238–244 AD. Sesterce, ø 34 mm (24.31 g). Obverse: IMP CAES M ANT GORDIANOVS AVG, draped armored bust with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: CAES ANTIOCH COL / SR, Lupa Romana beneath a Ficus Rumenalis. SNG BN 1210–1212 (var.); SNG PfPs 84 (var.); Krzyzanowska XIV, 73; RPC online VII.2, 2731. Black patina, good condition. Provenance: Formerly the “Nominale” Collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; formerly Münzzentrum Rheinland A

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300 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PISIDIA. TERMESSOS. Pseudo

657 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PISIDIA. TERMESSOS. Pseudo-autonomous under Gallienus, 260–268 AD. Enneassarion, ø 30 mm (19.93 g). Obverse: [ΤΕΡ]ΜΗ-ΣΣΕΩΝ, bust of Zeus with a laurel wreath facing right, with the denomination Θ below. Reverse: ΤΩΝ ΜΕΙ-ZΟΝΩΝ (“the greater Termessos”), Tyche with a kalathos, cornucopia, and oar; value mark Θ in the field on the right. SNG BN 2190; SNG Aul. 5361; SNG Cop. - ; BMC - . Dark gray patina, minor minting flaws, very fine. Provenance

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160 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. LYCAONIA. ICONIUM AS CLAUD

658 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. LYCAONIA. ICONIUM AS CLAUDICONIVM. Nero, 54–68 CE. ø 27 mm (9.89 g). Obverse: ΝΕΡΩΝ ΚΑΙΣΑΡ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΣ, head with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΠΟΠΠΑΙΑΣ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΗ ΚΛΑΥΔΕΙΚΟΝΙΕΩΝ, Poppaea as a Kore seated to the left, holding a poppy and a scepter. RPC 3544. R! Dark green patina, ss.

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160 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CYLICIA. ISAURA. Caracalla

659 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CYLICIA. ISAURA. Caracalla, 198–217 CE, ø 26 mm (8.02 g). Obverse: ΑΥΤ Μ ΑΥ ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟΣ, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΛΕΩΣ ΙΣΑΥΡΩΝ, four-columned temple façade with a broken pediment, containing a column with a bust of Septimius Severus (?). SNG PfPs 1; RPC 74820 (temp.); BMC 2; SNG Aulock 8653; Magnificent olive-green patina, richly detailed and sharply defined, nearly very fine. Provenance:

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2 800 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CYLICIA. COLYBRASSOS. Vale

660 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CYLICIA. COLYBRASSOS. Valerian II as Caesar, 255–277 AD. Hendekassarion, ø 33 mm (12.77 g). Obverse: ΠΟΥ ΛΙΚ ΚΟΡ ΟΥΑΛΕΡΙΑΝΟΣ ΚΑΙ ΣΕΒ, draped armored bust above an eagle with outstretched wings, with the numeral symbol IA in front. Rev.: ΚΟΛΥΒΡ/ΑΣΣΕΩΝ, Hades abducting Persephone in his quadriga; at the bottom right, a torch and a hydria. SNG Levante 346; SNG BN - . Dark gray patina, good condition. Provenance: Formerly in the Nomin

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750 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CYLICIA. TARSUS. Antinoos,

661 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. CYLICIA. TARSUS. Antinoos, d. 130 AD, ø 29 mm (17.61 g). Obverse: ΗΡΩC ANTINOOC, bareheaded head facing right. Reverse: ΑΔΡΙΑΝΗC TAPCOY ΜΗΤΡΟΠΟΛΕΩC NE[OK] / ΝΕΩ ΠΥΘΙΩ, a tripod-shaped lebes entwined by a snake, with a laurel branch to the left at the base. RPC III, 3292; SNG Cop. 360; Blum, Antinoos 9; BMC 157. RR! Brown patina, reverse slightly smoothed, otherwise in good condition. + Standard-taxed coin / standard taxation.

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4 400 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

662 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Cleopatra VII and Mark Antony, 36 B.C. Tetradrachm, ø 26 mm (14.47 g). Obverse: ΒΑΣΙΛΙΣΣΑ ΚΛΕΟΠΑΤΡΑ ΘΕΑ ΝΕΩΤΕΡΑ, draped bust with diadem and rich jewelry facing right. Reverse: ΑΝΤΩΝΙΟΣ ΑΥΤΟΚΡΑΤΩΡ ΤΡΙΤΟΝ ΤΡΙΩΝ ΑΝΔΡΩΝ, head facing right. McAlee 174; RPC I, 4094; Prieur 27; HGC 9, 1361. Delicate coloration, brittle clay with a cracked surface, ss-vz. Provenance: Formerl

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10 000 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

663 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Claudius, 41–54 AD. Tetradrachm, 24 mm in diameter (13.80 g). 50–54 CE Obverse: [ΤΙΒ ΚΛΑΥ]ΔΙΟΥ ΚΑΙΣΑΡΟΣ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΥ, head of Claudius with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: [ΝΕΡΩΝΟΣ ΚΑ]ΙΣΑΡΟΣ ΓΕΡΜΑΝΙΚΟΥ, draped bust of Nero facing left. RPC I, 4169; Prieur 68; McAlee 229. R! Traces of corrosion, ss. Provenance: Ex Rex Numismatics Rotterdam E-Auction 29, 2025, Lot 208.

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700 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

664 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Nero as Caesar, 50–54 AD. Didrachm, 20 mm in diameter (7.30 g). 51–54 CE Obverse: ΝΕΡΩΝΟΣ ΚΑΙΣΑΡΟΣ ΓΕΡΜΑΝΙΚΟΥ, draped bust facing right Reverse: ΔΙΔΡΑΧΜΟΝ, simpulum and lituus. RPC I, 4171; Prieur 70; McAlee 272; BMC Ionia p. 74 no. 209 (Ephesus). Delicate patina, provenance: formerly from the “Nominale” collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; formerly from Emporium Hamburg Alpha Auction 1,

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325 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

665 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Nero, 54–68 AD. Tetradrachm, ø 29 mm (15.12 g). 61–62 CE Obverse: ΝΕΡΩΝΟΣ ΚΑΙΣΑΡΟΣ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΥ, bust with laurel wreath and aegis facing right. Reverse: Eagle with outstretched wings perched on a bundle of lightning bolts; left in the field, a palm branch; date outside the die. RPC I, 4182; Prieur 82; McAlee 258. Obv. scratch; Rev. slight double strike; good condition.

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325 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

666 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Vespasian, 69–79 CE. Tetradrachm, ø 26 mm (14.07 g). 69–70 CE Obverse: ΑΥΤΟΚΡΑ ΚΑΙΣΑ ΟΥΕΣΠΑΣΙΑΝΟΥ, head with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΕΤΟΥΣ ΝΕΟΥ ΙΕΡΟΥ Β, eagle with a wreath in its beak perched on a club facing left, palm branch to the left. RPC II, 1962; Prieur 123; McAlee 347. Iridescent patina, nearly very fine.

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550 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

667 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Trajan, 98–117 CE. Tetradrachm, ø 26 mm (14.30 g). 112–113 CE Obverse: ΑΥΤΟΚΡ ΚΑΙΣ ΝΕΡ ΤΡΑΙΑΝΟΣ ΣΕΒ ΓΕΡΜ ΔΑΚ, head with laurel wreath facing right, with a club behind it and an eagle below. Rev.: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞ ΙZ ΥΠΑΤ S, Tyche seated on a rock holding ears of grain, with the Orontes River below. RPC III, 3548; Prieur 1500 (Tyros); McAlee 472. Slight patina, minor die flaws, ss-vz.

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400 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

668 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Hadrian, 117–138 AD. Tetradrachm, ø 25 mm (14.75 g). A.D. 118 Obverse: ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙ ΘΕ ΤΡΑ ΠΑΡ ΥΙ ΘΕ ΝΕΡ ΥΙ ΤΡΑΙ ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟΣ ΣΕΒ, armored bust with a laurel wreath and a cloak draped over the shoulders, facing right. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞ ΥΠΑΤ Β, eagle with an animal’s leg in its talons. Prieur 156; McAlee 533; RPC III, 3688. Beautiful patina, untraceable provenance: Ex Savoca Numismati

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425 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

669 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Geta, 197–211 AD. Tetradrachm, ø 29 mm (12.92 g). 209–211 AD Obv.: ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙ ΓΕΤΑΣ ΣΕΒ, head with laurel wreath facing right Rev.: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞ ΥΠΑ ΤΟ Β, eagle with a wreath in its beak and an animal leg in its talons. Prieur 210; McAlee 719; RPC online V.3, 84532. Patina, very fine.

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350 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

670 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Gordian III, 238–244 AD. Billon tetradrachm, 27 mm in diameter (13.83 g). 240 AD. Obverse: ΑΥΤΟΚ Κ Μ ΑΝΤ ΓΟΡΔΙΑΝΟΣ ΣΕΒ, draped armored bust with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞΟΥΣΙΑΣ / S C, eagle with outstretched wings and a wreath in its beak. Prieur 279; McAlee 321. Very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the “Nominale” collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; formerly from Empor

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250 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

671 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Gordian III, 238–244 AD. Tetradrachm, ø 28 mm (11.94 g). Obverse: AYTOK K M ANT ΓΟΡΔΙΑΝΟC CEB, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞΟΥCIAC / S C, eagle with outstretched wings facing right, head facing left, holding a wreath in its beak. Prieur 281–282; McAlee 860. Uncirculated! .

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250 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

672 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Gordian III, 238–244 AD. Tetradrachm, ø 27 mm (13.63 g). Obverse: AYTOK K M ANT ΓΟΡΔΙΑΝΟC CEB, draped armored bust with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ EΞ ΥΠΑ TO B, eagle with outstretched wings facing right, head facing left, holding a wreath in its beak, with a ram running between its legs facing right and turning its head, above which is a crescent moon. RPC VII.2, 3520; Prieur 302; McAlee 874

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375 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

673 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Philip I, 244–249 AD. Billon tetradrachm, 27 mm in diameter (10.40 g). A.D. 244 Obverse: ΑΥΤΟΚ Κ Μ ΙΟΥΛ ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ ΣΕΒ, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞΟΥΣΙΑΣ, eagle with a wreath in its beak between S and C, below MON VRB, above on the left the mint mark S. Prieur 310; McAlee 901F; RPC online VIII, 29139. Patina, very fine.

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225 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

674 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES. Otacilia Severa, 244–248 AD. Billon tetradrachm, 27 mm in diameter (12.55 g). A.D. 247. Obverse: ΜΑΡ ΩΤΑΚΙΛΙ ΣΕΟΥΗΡΑΝ ΣΕΒ, draped bust with wreath on a crescent moon facing left. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞΟΥΣΙΑΣ ΥΠΑΤΟ Γ, eagle with a wreath in its beak to the right, below which is ΑΝΤΙΟΧΙΑ / S C. Prieur 390; McAlee 1098. Slightly rough surface, very fine.

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225 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH O

675 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. ANTIOCH ON THE ORONTES Trajan Decius, 249–251 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 27 mm (11.06 g). Obverse: ΑΥΤ Κ Γ ΜΕ ΚΥ ΤΡΑΙΑΝΟΣ ΔΕΚΙΟΣ ΣΕΒ, draped armored bust with a laurel wreath, with a dot below. Rev.: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞΟΥΣΙΑΣ, eagle with a wreath in its beak perched on a palm branch, with S C below. Prieur 577; McAlee 1125a; RPC IX, 1692. Slight patina, very fine.

Estimation

96 - 120 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. EMESA. Ju

676 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. EMESA. Julia Domna, 193–217 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 26 mm (11.29 g). 215–217 CE Obverse: ΙΟΥΛΙΑ ΑΥΓΟΥΣΤΑ, draped bust with diadem facing right Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞ ΟΥΣΙΑΣ, eagle with outstretched wings and a wreath in its beak, below which is a bust of the Shamas with a radiate crown facing left, with “A.” under the beak. Prieur 949; RPC online V.3, 87660. Tone, provenance: ex Savoca Numismatik Online Auction 297, 2025

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300 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. LAODIKEIA

677 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTHERN LEVANT. LAODIKEIA AD MARE. Caracalla, 197–217 AD. Tetradrachm, 26 mm in diameter (13.24 g). 215–217 CE Obverse: ΑΥΤ · Κ · Μ · Α · ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟ-C CEB ·, head with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: · ΔΗΜΑΡΧ · ΕΞ · ΥΠΑΤΟC · TO · Δ ·, eagle with outstretched wings facing right, head turned to the left, holding a wreath in its beak, with a star between its legs. Prieur 1179; RPC 87443. Almost mint condition. Provenance: for

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160 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. DECAPOLIS. CAPITOLIAS. Com

678 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. DECAPOLIS. CAPITOLIAS. Commodus, 177–192 AD. ø 27 mm (10.50 g). A.D. 190 Obverse: ΑΥΤ ΚΑ ΜΑ ΑΥΡ ΚΟΜΟΔΟΣ, head with laurel wreath facing right Reverse: ΚΑΠΙ ΑΛΕΞΑ ΜΑΚΕ ΓΕΝΑΡ, with the year in the field. Bust of Alexander the Great facing right. RPC 6564; Spijkerman 15. Dark green patina with a light coating, very fine.

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200 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. DECAPOLIS. GADARA. Gordian

679 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. DECAPOLIS. GADARA. Gordian III, 238–244 AD. ø 27 mm (14.84 g). ca. 240 AD. Obverse:: ΑΥΤΟΚ Κ ΜΑΡ ΑΝΤΩ ΓΟΡΔΙΑΝΟΣ, draped and armored bust with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΠΟΜΠ ΓΑΔΑΡΕΩΝ, galley with crew facing right, with the year ΓΤ below. RPC 3625.64 (this specimen); Spijkerman 93. Black-green patina, ss. Provenance: ex Bank Leu 50, 1990, Lot 349; ex Tradart 2, 1992, Lot 226; ex Tradart 17, 2014, Lot 379.

Estimation

2 000 - 2 500 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. DECAPOLIS. GERASA. Hadrian

680 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. DECAPOLIS. GERASA. Hadrian, 117–138 AD. ø 25 mm (12.65 g). 129–130 CE. Dated to the year 14. Obverse: DI AYTK TPA ADRIANOC CE, draped cuirass bust with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: APTEMIC TYXE GERACWN, draped bust of Artemis Tyche with a sash and a bow slung over her shoulder, facing right, on a crescent moon. RPC III 4085; Spijkerman 4. R! Excellent portrait! Black-green patina, nearly very fine.

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550 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PALESTINE. CAESAREA MARITI

681 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PALESTINE. CAESAREA MARITIMA. Diadumenian, 217–218 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 24 mm (15.49 g). Obverse: Μ ΟΠ ΑΝΤΩ-ΝΙΝΟΣ ΚΑΙ, draped armored bust facing right. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞ ΟΥΣΙΑΣ, eagle with a wreath in its beak standing on a torch entwined by a snake. Prieur 1679; RPC online Vol. 3, 87194. Patina, good condition. Provenance: Ex Savoca Numismatik Auction 297, 2025, Lot 147.

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110 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PALESTINE. CAESAREA PHILIP

682 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PALESTINE. CAESAREA PHILIPPI (PANEAS). Herod Agrippa II, ca. 50–100 CE, ø 29 mm (17.49 g). Under Vespasian, 74–75 CE. Obverse: ΑΥΤΟΚΡΑ ΟΥΕΣΠΑΣΙ ΚΑΙΣΑΡΙ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΩ, head of Vespasian with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΕΤ ΙΕ - ΒΑ / ΑΓΡΙ-ΠΠΑ, city goddess with a polo and cornucopia in her left arm, standing facing left, holding two ears of grain in her raised right hand. RPC II 2252; Meshorer Plate 12, 12. RR! Significan

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170 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PALESTINE. FIRST JEWISH RE

683 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PALESTINE. FIRST JEWISH REVOLT, 66–70 CE. ø 21 mm (5.59 g). 69–70 CE. Mint: Jerusalem. Obverse: Hebrew inscription “For the Redemption of Zion,” temple chalice. Reverse: Hebrew inscription “Year 4,” lulav (palm branch) between two etrogim (citrus fruits). Meshorer 214; Hendin 1369; HGC 10, 153. Dark brown patina, good condition.

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400 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PALESTINE. BAR KOCHBA REVO

684 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. PALESTINE. BAR KOCHBA REVOLT, 132–135 A.D. Hadrian, 117–138 CE. Shekel, ø 25 mm (14.41 g). 133–134 CE. Mint: Jerusalem. Obverse: Paleo-Hebrew inscription “Jerusalem,” four-columned temple façade with tabernacle (Ark of the Covenant?) in the center. Reverse: Paleo-Hebrew inscription “Year 2 of Jerusalem’s Freedom,” lulav and etrog. Mildenberg 12 (O2 R7); TJC 229; Hendin 1386. RRR! Dark patina, very fine. In NGC Holder No. 8538809-005 (Ch VF, Strike 4/5,

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5 000 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. ARABIA. BOSTRA. Trajan, 98

685 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. ARABIA. BOSTRA. Trajan, 98–117 AD. Tridrachm, ø 25 mm (10.73 g). 112–114 CE Obverse: ΑΥΤΟΚΡ ΚΑΙΣ ΝΕΡ ΤΡΑΙΑΝΟΣ ΣΕΒ ΓΕΡΜ ΔΑΚ, bust with laurel wreath and aegis facing right. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞ ΥΠΑΤΟΣ S, a two-columned naiskos with the veiled cult image of Artemis of Perge; an eagle in the pediment. Metcalf—; RPC III, 4070. Patina, nearly very fine.

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375 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MESOPOTAMIA. EDESSA. Carac

686 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. MESOPOTAMIA. EDESSA. Caracalla, 198–217 CE. Billon tetradrachm, 24 mm in diameter (12.25 g). 215–217 CE. Obverse: ΑΥΤΚ Μ ΑΥ ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟΣ Σ, armored bust with laurel wreath and shield facing left. Reverse: ΔΗΜΑΡΧ ΕΞ ΥΠΑΤΟΣ ΤΟ Δ, eagle with a wreath in its beak, altar between its legs. Prieur 847; Bellinger 140; RPC online Vol. 3, 81944. R! Subtle patina, good condition. Provenance: Privately acquired through Tradart.

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700 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

687 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Tiberius, 14–37 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 27 mm (13.05 g). A.D. 20–21. Obverse: ΤΙΒΕΡΙΟΣ ΚΑΙΣΑΡ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΣ, head of Tiberius with a laurel wreath facing right; in front of it, to the right, the date LZ. Rev.: ΘΕΟΣ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΟΣ, head of Divus Augustus with a radiant crown facing right. Dattari 78; Milne 38–51; BMC 36; Cologne, Alexandria 78; Emmett 60; RPC 5089. Subtle patina, tiny die flaws, excellent condition.

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600 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

688 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Claudius, 41–54 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 26 mm (12.84 g). 41–42 CE Obverse: [ΤΙ ΚΛΑΥΔΙ ΚΑΙΣ ΣΕΒΑ] ΓΕΡΜΑΝΙ ΑΥΤΟΚΡ, head of Claudius with a laurel wreath facing right, with L B in front (= year 2). Rev.: ΑΝΤΩΝΙΑ ΣΕΒΑΣΤΗ, draped bust of Antonia Minor facing right. RPC I, 5117; Dattari 114–116; Geissen 62–63; Kampmann/Ganschow 12.3. Somewhat rough, good surface condition. Provenance: Formerly in t

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400 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

689 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Claudius, 41–54 AD. Diobol, ø 25 mm (12.21 g). 45–46 AD Obv.: ΤΙ ΚΛΑΥ KAI CEBAC ΓΕΡΜΑ, head with laurel wreath facing right, with a star in front. Rev.: ΑΥΤΟΚΡΑ, bull facing right, charging; below, L C (= Year 6). RPC I, 5167; Dattari 177; Kampmann/Ganschow 12.57. RR! Beautiful dark brown patina, good condition. Provenance: Formerly the collection of E. Friedrich. To date, only a few other specimens from this extremely ra

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900 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

690 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Domitian, 81–96 AD. Obol, 18 mm in diameter (3.30 g). 91–92 CE Obverse: ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙΣ ΘΕΟ ΥΙΟΣ – ΔΟΜΙ ΣΕΒ ΓΕΡΜ, head with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Handshake, surmounted by L IA (year 11). RPC II, – (cf. 2667 for the obverse legend and 2668–2669 for the reverse type); Dattari – . Excellent portrait! Unpublished variant! RRR! Brown patina, very fine.

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1 500 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

691 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Domitian, 81–96 AD. Obol, ø 18 mm (3.38 g). 91–92 AD. Obv.: ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙΣΑΡ ΔΟΜΙΤ ΣΕΒ ΓΕΡΜ, head with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Seated griffin facing right, left forepaw resting on a wheel; in the field in front of it, L IA (= year 11). RPC II, 2647; Dattari 610–611. RR! Black-green patina, nearly very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the SL Collection, in Germany before 1973.

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600 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

692 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Trajan, 98–117 CE. Drachma, ø 34 mm (14.82 g). 112–113 CE Obverse: ΑΥΤ ΤΡΑΙΑΝ ΑΡΙ CEB ΓΕΡΜ ΔΑΚΙΚ, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΕΙΡΗΝΗ ΚΑΙ ΟΜΟΝΟΙΑ, Eirene with ears of grain and Homonoia with a double cornucopia, facing each other and shaking hands, with L IC (= year 16) between them. RPC III, 4715.2; Kampmann/Ganschow 27.445. RR! Brown patina, minimal loss of relief,

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1 300 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

693 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Hadrian, 117–138 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 27 mm (13.00 g). 127–128 CE Obverse: ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙ ΤΡΑΙ ΑΔΡΙΑ ΣΕΒ, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: ΠΑΤΗΡ ΠΑΤΡΙΔΟΣ, dextrarum iunctio, with “IB” below. RPC III, 5715; Dattari 1524; Geissen 979–980; Kampmann/Ganschow 32,459; Emmett 848. Patina, nearly very fine.

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225 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

694 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Hadrian, 117–138 AD. Obol, ø 15 mm (2.03 g). Year 11 = 126–127 AD. Nomos Koptites. Obv.: Head with laurel wreath facing right. Rev.: ΚΟΠΤΙ, gazelle facing right, with the year designation L–IA in the field. Dattari 1970; RPC III 6277; Weber-Geissen—(cf. p. 99, no. 2, hemiobol). R! Black-green patina, very fine.

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475 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

695 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Hadrian, 117–138 CE. Obol, 15 mm in diameter (2.34 g). 126–127 CE. Name coin for the citizens of Latopolis. Obv.: Head with laurel wreath and robe draped over left shoulder, facing right. Rev.: ΛΑΤ-Ο-ΠΟΛ L IA (= Year 11), Nile perch. RPC III, 6321; Dattari 6278. RR! Black-green patina, nearly very fine. During the Greco-Roman period, Latopolis was the name of the city of Esna—a reference to the Nile perch (Lates or Lates niloticus)

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2 600 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

696 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Antoninus Pius, 138–161 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 24 mm (13.44 g). 138–139 CE Obverse: ΑΝΤΩΝΙΝΟΣ ΣΕΒ ΕΥΣΕΒ, head with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Athena Stathmia with scales and cornucopia; in the field, the letters L–Z. Cologne, Alexandria 1433; Dattari 2178; RPC online 645. Greenish-gray patina, very fine.

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225 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

697 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Marcus Aurelius as Caesar, 139–161 AD. Tetradrachm, ø 24 mm (13.81 g). 158–159 CE Obverse: Μ ΑΥΛΗΙΟ-Σ ΚΑΙΣΑΡ Μ, draped bust facing left Reverse: ΦΑΥΣΤΙΝΑ ΣΕΒ, bust of Faustina Minor facing right, with the inscription KB (= Year 22). Dattari 3141; RPC 2070. Greenish-brown patina, nearly very fine.

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950 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

698 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Commodus, as Caesar, 166–177 AD. Diobol, ø 24 mm (14.56 g). 178–179 CE Obverse: ΑΥΡΗΛΙΟΣ ΚΟΜΜΟΔΟΣ ΣΕΒ ΥΠΑΤ Β, draped bust with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Tyche standing with a cornucopia and an oar; above, to the left, the year L–Θ. RPC 3356 (only one specimen!); Dattari 3839. RRR! Greenish-brown patina, nearly very fine.

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275 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

699 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Severus Alexander, 222–235 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 25 mm (13.49 g). 224–225 AD Obverse: Α ΚΑΙ Μ ΑΥΡ CEOVHP ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟC EVCEB, draped armored bust with laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Λ ΤΕΤΑΡΤΟΥ (= Year 4), bust of Sarapis with kalathos facing right. RPC VI, 10294 (temp.); Dattari 4364; brown patina, very fine.

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375 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

700 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Gordian I, 238 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 25 mm (11.97 g). 238 AD Obverse: Α Κ Μ ΑΝ ΓΟΡΔΙΑΝΟΣ ΣΕΜ ΑΦΡ ΕΥΣΕ, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Zeus enthroned facing left, holding a scepter and a sacrificial bowl; at his feet, an eagle with folded wings standing facing left; in the field, the date L - A (Year 1). Dattari 4663; RPC VII 3640. R! Very good portrait! Brown patina, provenance: ex

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1 100 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

701 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Philip I, 244–248 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 22 mm (12.05 g). 244–245 CE Obverse: Α Κ Μ ΙΟΥ ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΣ ΕΥΣΕΒ, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Homonoia standing facing left with a double cornucopia, right hand raised; in the field, left: L / B (year 2). Dattari 4886; RPC online VIII ID 2782. Magnificent chestnut-brown patina, very fine.

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350 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

702 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Zenobia, 272 AD. Billon tetradrachm, 23 mm in diameter (8.40 g). 272 AD Obverse: ΣΕΠΤΙΜ ZΕΝΟΒΙΑ ΣΕΒ, draped bust facing right. Reverse: Bust of Selene in a crescent moon facing right, with “L E” in the left field. Dattari 5513; Kampmann/Ganschow 108.5; RPC Online ID 757761. R! Dark green patina, fields smoothed, ss-vz.

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4 000 €

ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA.

703 - ROMAN PROVINCIAL COINS. NORTH AFRICA. ALEXANDRIA. Galerius as Caesar, 293–305 AD. Billon tetradrachm, ø 20 mm (6.85 g). 295–296 AD Obverse: ΓΑΛ ΜΑΞΙ-ΜΙΑΝΟΣ Κ, draped bust in armor with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: Half of a laurel wreath, with the year L Δ below, and an eagle with outstretched wings. RPC online X, 76757; Dattari 6179 (this specimen); Emmett 4213; Geissen - ; Kampmann/Ganschow 122.34. Dark brown patina, very fair to fair. Provenance: Formerly in the

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950 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. AES GRAVE. Anonymous, 240–225 BC.

704 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. AES GRAVE. Anonymous, 240–225 BC. Triens, 41 mm in diameter (86.20 g). Mint mark: Rome. Obverse: Head of Mars wearing a Corinthian helmet facing left, with four dots below. Reverse: Prora facing right, with four dots below. Cr. 35/3a; Syd. 74; Haeberlin Plate 17, 6 ff.; Thurlow-Vecchi 53. Green patina, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988); acquired from Redder, Leipzig, on March 10, 1932.

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1 300 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. AES GRAVE. Anonymous, 240–225 B.C.

705 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. AES GRAVE. Anonymous, 240–225 B.C. Quadrans, 36 mm in diameter (68.81 g). Mint mark: Rome. Obverse: Head of Hercules with lion’s skin facing left, with three dots behind it. Reverse: Ship’s prow facing right, with three dots below it. Cr. 35/4; Syd. 75; Haeberlin Pl. 18, 1 ff.; Thurlow-Vecchi 54. Green patina, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988); ex Cahn Auction 75, Frankfurt, July 4, 1932, lot 449. (The Princely Fürstenbe

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1 600 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. AES GRAVE. Anonymous, 240–225 B.C.

706 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. AES GRAVE. Anonymous, 240–225 B.C. Sextans, 27 mm in diameter (36.93 g). ca. 230 B.C. Mint: Rome. Obverse: Convex shell, with a club below between two dots. Reverse: Concave shell, with a club below. Cr. 27/9; HN Italy 322; Syd. 42; Haeberlin Pl. 29, 13 ff.; Thurlow-Vecchi 27. Dark green patina, ss.

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750 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 BC. Anony

707 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 BC. Anonymous, 225–214 BC. Didrachma, ø 21 mm (7.25 g). 217–216 BCE. Mint: Rome. Obverse: Head of Janus with a laurel wreath. Rev.: ROMA (linear inscription in a rectangular frame with a trapezoidal narrow side), Jupiter with a bundle of thunderbolts and a long scepter, driving a quadriga guided by Victoria, galloping to the right. Cr. 28/3; Syd. 64c; HN Italy 334; RRSC Q16. Light patina, fine details, well-centered, nearly very fine. Provenance:

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1 100 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 B.C. Anon

708 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 B.C. Anonymous, 225–212 B.C. Didrachma, 22 mm in diameter (6.87 g). ca. 216 B.C. Mint in Sicily. Obv.: Head of Janus with a laurel wreath. A dot at the bottom. Reverse: Jupiter with a bundle of lightning and a scepter, driving a quadriga guided by Victoria to the right; below, in relief on a tabula: ROMA. Cr. 31; Syd. 64; RRSC Q20O. Magnificent patina; obverse has fine scratches, nearly very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppen

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1 100 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 B.C. Anon

709 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 B.C. Anonymous, 211 B.C. Denarius, ø 19 mm (4.58 g). Mint mark: Rome. Obverse: Head of Roma with winged helmet facing right, with the value mark “X” behind her. Reverse: The Dioscuri on horseback with lances at the ready, facing right; “ROMA” at the bottom. Cr. 44/5; Syd. 167f. Particularly fine style! Excellent condition. Provenance: Formerly in the “Nominale” collection of Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; formerly in Grün Auction 67, 2016, Lo

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550 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 B.C. Anon

710 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 B.C. Anonymous, 211 B.C. Quinar, 15 mm in diameter (1.94 g). Mint mark: Rom. Obverse: Head of Roma wearing a winged helmet facing right, with the denomination “V” behind her. Reverse: The Dioscuri riding with their lances sheathed, facing right; “ROMA” at the bottom. Cr. 44/6; Syd. 169. King, Roman Quinarii, p. 247, no. 1; Fine patina, nearly mint. Provenance: Formerly the “Nominale” Collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; formerly Dr. Buss

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425 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 B.C. Anon

711 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 B.C. Anonymous, 211 B.C. Silver sesterce, 13 mm in diameter (1.06 g). Mint mark: Rome. Obverse: Head of Roma with winged helmet facing right, with the denomination IIS behind her. Reverse: Dioscuri on horseback with lances held in their hands facing right, with “ROMA” at the bottom. Cr. 44/7; Syd. 142. Dark patina, very fine. Provenance: Formerly the “Nominale” Collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; formerly MünzZentrum Auction 171, 2015, Lot 2

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375 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 BC. 214 B

712 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ANONYMOUS COINS, 280–211 BC. 214 BC. Quinar, 16 mm in diameter (2.33 g). Mint in southeastern Italy. Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma facing right, with V in the background. Reverse: ROMA, Dioscuri facing right on horseback, with H. Cr. 85/1a; Syd. 174; King Roman Quinarii, p. 250, no. 16; RRSC Bq14. Slightly iridescent tint, very fine. Formerly NGC no. 6206039-007 (Ch XF, Strike: 5/5, Surface: 3/5).Provenance: From Classical Numismatic Group eAuction 561, 2024, Lot 530; formerly

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650 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C., 211

713 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C., 211–210 B.C. Quinar, 16 mm in diameter (2.31 g). Minted in southeastern Italy. Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma facing right, with V in the background. Reverse: ROMA, facing right; the Dioscuri on horseback, with H. Cr. 85/1a; Syd. 174; King, Roman Quinarii, p. 250, no. 16. Obverse: scratch, very fine. Provenance: From the collection of Leo Benz, Numismatik Lanz, Auction 88, 1998, Lot 73, acquired in 1977 from Baranowsky, Rome.

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550 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Q, 2

714 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Q, 211–210 B.C. Victoriatus, ø 18 mm (3.05 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Head of Jupiter with a laurel wreath facing right, with “L” below. Reverse: ROMA, Victoria crowning a tropaeum, with “Q” between them. Cat. 102/1; Syd. 115. Very fine. Provenance: From the collection of Leo Benz, Numismatik Lanz, Auction 88, 1998, Lot 78; from Lanz Auction 44, 1988, Lot 332.

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600 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Anon

715 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Anonymous, 206–195 B.C. Denarius, ø 20 mm (4.18 g). Mint mark: Rom. Obv.: Helmeted head of Roma facing right, with an “X” behind her and a staff in front of her. Rev.: “ROMA” framed by lines; the Dioscuri riding facing right with spears at the ready and stars above their heads. Cr. 112/2a; Syd. 240. Fine patina, very fine. Provenance: Formerly the collection of Leo Benz, Numismatik Lanz, Auction 88, 1998, Lot 81; acquired in February 1982

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800 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. TAMP

716 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. TAMP, 194–190 B.C. Denarius, ø 19 mm (3.62 g). Mint mark: Rome. Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma facing right, with an “X” behind it. Reverse: ROMA, the Dioscuri on horseback facing right, with “TAMP” in ligature above. Cr. 133/2b; Syd. 334. Very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Leo Benz, Numismatik Lanz, Auction 88, 1998, Lot 182; acquired in December 1975 from Kunst + Münzen, Lugano.

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350 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. P. P

717 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. P. Paetus, 138 B.C. Denarius, ø 20 mm (4.10 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Head of Roma wearing a griffin helmet facing right, with an “X” behind her. Reverse: P PAETVS / ROMA, the Dioscuri riding horses facing right. Cr. 233/1; Syd. 455. Fine patina, good condition. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Leo Benz, Numismatik Lanz, Auction 88, 1998, Lot 108; acquired in July 1971 in Stockholm.

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250 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Anon

718 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Anonymous, 115 or 114 B.C. Denarius, 20 mm in diameter (3.91 g). Mint mark: Rom. Obverse: Head of Roma wearing a Corinthian helmet facing right, with “ROMA” below and “X” behind. Reverse: Seated Roma, with a she-wolf suckling twins in front of her, and two birds. Cr. 287/1; Syd. 530. Obverse: slight scuff mark, nearly very fine. Provenance: ex-collection of Leo Benz, Numismatik Lanz, Auction 88, 1998, Lot 87; acquired in February 1973 from V

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1 000 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. F

719 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. Fonteius, 114 or 113 B.C. Denarius, 21 mm in diameter (3.95 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Janus-like bust of the Dioscuri; in the lower left field, a control mark; in the lower right, a star. Reverse: C FONT (ligature); a ship with oarsmen and a helmsman facing left; below, ROMA. Cr. 290/1; Syd. 555. Fine patina, very fine.

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850 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 BC. Q. Mi

720 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 BC. Q. Minucius Thermus, 103 BC. Denarius, ø 20 mm (3.97 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Helmeted head of Mars facing left. Reverse: Q THERM MF (partially ligated), Roman soldier shielding a fallen comrade in battle against a barbarian warrior. Cr. 319/1; Syd. 592. Beautiful patina, ss-vz.

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425 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. P

721 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. Publicius Malleolus, A. Postumius Albinus, and L. Metellus, 96 BC. Denarius, 18 mm in diameter (3.99 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: L METEL / A ALB S F, Head of Apollo facing right. Star below. Obverse: C MAL, Roma seated on shields facing left holding a spear, crowned by Victoria facing right; inscription ROMA in the section. Cr. 335/1b; Syd. 611. Dark patina, nearly very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988)

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325 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. D. I

722 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. D. Iunius Silanus, 91 B.C. Denarius, 18 mm in diameter (3.91 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Head of Roma wearing a helmet facing right, with the control mark C in the background. Reverse: D SILANVS [L F / ROMA], Victoria with a whip and a palm branch driving a biga to the right, with VIII above. Cr. 337/3; Syd. 646. Patina, very fine.

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250 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. D. I

723 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. D. Iunius Silanus, 91 B.C. As, ø 27 mm (11.60 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Janus-headed Jupiter, with the numeral I above. Reverse: D SILANVS L F, prow facing right. Cr. 337/5; Syd. 649. Greenish-brown patina, very fine. Provenance: From the “Nominale” Collection, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Weiser; ex Teutoburg Coin Auction 86, 2014, Lot 2436. In 91 BC, the standard for Roman bronze coins was lowered to 1/2 uncia (13.6 g) (semi-uncial standard; Crawford II 5

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475 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. L. C

724 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. L. Calpurnius Piso Frugi, 90 B.C. Quinar, 15 mm in diameter (1.99 g). Mint mark: Rome. Obverse: Head of Apollo with a laurel wreath facing right, with “III” as a control mark in the background. Reverse: L PI-SO / FRVGI, Victoria standing with a wreath and a palm branch on her left shoulder, facing right. Cr. 340/2e; King, Quinarii, p. 256, no. 40; Syd. 672. Obverse: slightly faintly struck, almost very fine.

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200 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. G

725 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. Gargonius, Ogulnius, and M. Vergilius, 86 B.C. Denarius, 18 mm in diameter (3.96 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Head of Apollo with an oak wreath facing right, with a bundle of lightning bolts below. Reverse: Jupiter in a galloping quadriga, steering with his left hand facing right, holding a bundle of lightning bolts in his raised right hand. Cr. 350A/2; Syd. 723. Patina, very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–

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275 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. P. C

726 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. P. Crepusius, 82 B.C. Denarius, 19 mm in diameter (3.62 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Head of Apollo with a laurel wreath facing right, with a scepter and an “I” behind him, and a control mark in front. Rev.: P CREPVSI, horseman with lance riding to the right; CCCXXXXIII in the upper left of the field. Cr. 361/1c; Syd. 738a. Old cabinet tone, very fine. Provenance: Privately acquired from Tradart.

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600 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Q. A

727 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Q. Antonius Balbus, 83–82 B.C. Denarius, ø 18 mm (3.50 g). Mint mark: Rome. Obverse: Head of Jupiter with a laurel wreath facing right, with “S C” behind him. Reverse: Q ANTO BAB / PR, Victoria in a quadriga facing right, holding reins, a palm branch, and a wreath. Cr. 364/1a; Syd. 742a. Signs of corrosion, almost very fine. Provenance: Formerly in the collection of Leo Benz, Numismatik Lanz, Auction 88, 1998, Lot 149; acquired in December 19

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375 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 BC. Postu

728 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 BC. Postumius Albinus, 81 BC. Denarius, 19 mm in diameter (4.04 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: HISPAN, head of Hispania with veiled head facing right. Reverse: A POST AF SN ALBIN (in ligature), a man in a toga standing between a legionary eagle and fasces facing left. Cr. 372/2; Syd. 746. Magnificent dark patina; obverse with a small scratch; excellent condition. Provenance: From the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988). Acquired from Redder, Leipzig,

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350 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. M. V

729 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. M. Volteius, 78 B.C. Denarius, ø 18 mm (3.84 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Head of Jupiter with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: M VOLTEI M F, tetrastyle façade of the Capitoline Temple.

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3 800 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. C

730 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. Calpurnius Piso Frugi, 67 B.C. Denarius, 19 mm in diameter (3.95 g). Minted in Rome. Obverse: Head of Apollo with a headband facing right, with a club in the background. Reverse: C PISO L F FRV, a horseman galloping with a victory palm facing right, with a mark above. Cr. 408/1b; Syd. 851. Magnificent patina! High relief; obverse shows fine scratches in the field; excellent provenance: formerly in the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988

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550 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. L. M

731 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. L. Manlius Torquatus, 65 B.C. Denarius, ø 20 mm (3.87 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: [SIBYLLA], head of the Sibyl with an ivy wreath facing right. Reverse: L TORQVAT / III VIR, a tripod with an amphora on top, a star on the left and right, the whole within a torque. Cr. 411/1a; Syd. 837. Dark patina, good condition.

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650 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. L. R

732 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. L. Roscius Fabatus, 64 B.C. Denarius, 19 mm in diameter (3.94 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Head of Juno Sospita wearing a goatskin cap facing right, with a control mark behind her. Below, L ROSCI. Reverse: A girl in a long robe standing facing right, with a raised snake opposite her; a control mark on the left, and FABATI below. Cr. 412/1 (control marks 52 on Plate LXVIII); Syd. 915. Patina, very fine.

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325 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. M. I

733 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. M. Iunius Brutus, 54 B.C. Denarius, ø 19 mm (3.49 g). Mint mark: Rom. Obverse: BRVTVS, head of L. Iunius Brutus facing right. Reverse: AHALA, head of C. Servilius Ahala facing right. Cr. 433/2; Syd. 907; Kent-Overbeck Plates 18, 73. Magnificent patina, slight weakness in the strike, ss-vz. Provenance: From the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988); from Cahn Auction 75, Frankfurt, May 30, 1932, lot 788.

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950 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Q. P

734 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Q. Pompeius Rufus, 54 B.C. Denarius, ø 18 mm (3.85 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: Q POMPEI Q F / RVFVS, curule chair on a pedestal, with COS inscribed on it; arrow on the left, laurel branch on the right. Reverse: SVLLA COS, curule chair; lituus on the left, wreath on the right; below, on a pedestal, Q POMPEI RVF. Cr. 434/2; Syd. 909. Attractive patina, excellent provenance: From Tradart Auction 5, 1995, Lot 141.

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400 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. C

735 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. C. Coelius Caldus, 51 B.C. Denarius, ø 18 mm (3.91 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: C COELIVS CALDVS / COS, head of C. Coelius Caldus facing right, behind him a tabula bearing L D. Reverse: CALDVS IIIVIR, head of Sol facing right, in front of him a Macedonian shield, behind him an oval shield with a bundle of lightning bolts. Cr. 437/1b; Syd. 892. Attractive specimen! Excellent provenance: ex Tradart, Auction 5, 1995, Lot 142; ex Tradart, Auction 2, 1992,

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4 400 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Mn.

736 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Mn. Acilius Glabrio, 49 B.C. Denarius, ø 18 mm (4.00 g). Mint: Rome. Obverse: SALVTIS, head of Salus with a laurel wreath facing right. Reverse: MN ACILIVS / IIIVIR VALETV (partially in ligature), Valetudo facing left with a snake, leaning on a column. Cr. 442/1a; Syd. 922. Slightly iridescent tint, very fine.

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650 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Gnae

737 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Gnaeus Pompeius Sextus Magnus, 49 B.C. Denarius, ø 17 mm (3.58 g). Mint: mobile in Hispania Citerior. Obv.: VARRO PRO Q, archaic herma-style bust of Jupiter with diadem facing right. Rev.: MAGN PRO / COS, dolphin, scepter, and eagle. Cr. 447/1a; Syd. 1033. Patina, reverse die mark, ss.

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640 €

ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Gaiu

738 - ROMAN REPUBLIC. ROMAN REPUBLIC AFTER 211 B.C. Gaius Julius Caesar, 49–48 B.C. Denarius, ø 17 mm (4.08 g). Minted in Gallia Narbonensis or Hispania Citerior. Obverse: CAESAR; an elephant facing right tramples a dragon. Reverse: Culullus, aspergillum, securis, and an apex cap. Cr. 443/1; Syd. 1006; Woytek, Arma et Nummi, p. 558. Magnificent patina, excellent provenance: From the collection of Erwin Oppenländer (1901–1988), acquired in the 1930s from Seaby London, B 785, 190.

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2 400 €

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