Auction 52: Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins

The Byzantine Empire, Constantine IX Monomachus, 1042 – 1055, Histamenon nomisma 1042-1055, AV 4.44 g. +IHS XIS REX – REGNANTIUM Christ enthroned faci

The Byzantine Empire, Constantine IX Monomachus, 1042 – 1055, Tetarteron nomisma 1042-1055, AV 2.82 g. + his REX REGNATInm Nimbate bust of Christ faci

The Byzantine Empire, Constantine IX Monomachus, 1042 – 1055, Miliaresion 1042-1055, AR 2.70 g. +DECPOI - NA CwZOIC The Virgin orans, nimbate, standin

The Byzantine Empire, Constantine IX Monomachus, 1042 – 1055, 2/3 miliaresion 1042-1055, AR 2.04 g. H RLACER - NITICA Facing bust of the Virgin orans,

The Byzantine Empire, Alexius I Comnenus and colleagues, 1081 – 1118, Histamenon nomisma, Thessalonica 1081-1082, AR 4.13 g. +KERQ - ALEX Facing bust

The Byzantine Empire, Alexius I Comnenus and colleagues, 1081 – 1118, Histamenon nomisma, Thessalonica 1081-1082, AR 4.46 g. +KERQ – ALEZ Facing bust

The Byzantine Empire, Alexius I Comnenus and colleagues, 1081 – 1118, Histamenon nomisma, Thessalonica 1081-1082, AR 4.28 g. +KERQ – ALEZ Facing bust

The Byzantine Empire, Alexius I Comnenus and colleagues, 1081 – 1118, Post reform coinage, 1092-1118. Hyperpyron, Thessalonica 1092-1118, AV 4.40 g. K

The Byzantine Empire, Alexius I Comnenus and colleagues, 1081 – 1118, Post reform coinage, 1092-1118. Hyperpyron, Thessalonica 1092-1118, AV 4.41 g. K

The Empire of Nicaea, Theodore I Comnenus, 1208 – 1222, Trachy, Magnesia 1208-1222, AR 4.31 g. Christ seated facing on throne with crossed nimbus, rai

Barbaric Coinage imitating Imperial issues, The Visigoths, In the name of Libius Severus, 461-466. Solidus, Gaul (?) 461-507, AV 4.23 g. DNIIBIVSSEVE

Barbaric Coinage imitating Imperial issues, The Ostrogoths, Theodoric, 493-526. In the name of Anastasius, 491-518. Solidus, Roma 491-518, AV 4.43 g.

Barbaric Coinage imitating Imperial issues, The Ostrogoths, Theodoric, 493-526. In the name of Anastasius, 491-518. Quarter siliqua, Sirmium 518-527,

Barbaric Coinage imitating Imperial issues, The Lombards, In the name of Heraclius, 610-641. Tremissis, Tuscany ca. 620-700, AV 1.42 g. D N HERACL – I

Greek Coins, Etruria, Populonia, 10 asses ca. 211-206, AR 4.26 g. Laureate male head l.; behind, X. Rev. Blank. SNG Firenze 461 (this obverse die). Ve

Greek Coins, Campania, The Campani, Didrachm ca. 405-385, AR 6.60 g. Head of Hera Lacinia facing three-quarters r., wearing sphendone. Rev. Man-headed

Greek Coins, Apulia, Arpi, Diobol ca. 325-275, AR 0.95 g. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rev. Heracles r., fighting lion. McClean 397 (these dies). Histor

Greek Coins, Luceria, Uncia ca. 211-200, Æ 3.52 g. Laureate head of Apollo r.; bow and quiver at shoulder. Behind, pellet. Rev. Frog. SNG ANS 7...

Greek Coins, Calabria, Tarentum, Nomos ca. 340-335, AR 7.73 g. Naked ephebos, crowned by Nike flying l., riding trotting horse l. and leading another

Greek Coins, Calabria, Tarentum, Nomos ca. 340-335, AR 7.37 g. Horse rearing r., restrained at neck by groom. Rider crowned by Nike. Rev. Dolphin ride