Auction 54: Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins

The Roman Empire. Gratia Honoria sister of Valentinian III, 426 (?). Solidus, Ravenna ca. 430-445, AV 4.28g. D N IVST GRAT HO–NORIA P F AVG Pearl-diad

The Roman Empire. Majoran, 457–461. Solidus, Arles 457–461, AV 4.41g. D N IVLIVS MAIOR–IANVS P F AVG Helmeted, diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r.,

The Roman Empire. Anthemius, 467–472. Solidus 467, AV 4.41g. D N ANTHE–MIVS P F AVG Helmeted, pearl diademed and cuirassed bust facing three-quarters

The Roman Empire. Julius Nepos first reign, 24th June 474–28th August 475. Solidus, Ravenna 474-475, AV 4.35g. D N IVL NE–POS P F AVG Helmeted, pearl-

The Roman Empire. Romulus Augustus, 31st October 475–4th September 476. Tremissis 31st October 475-4th September 476, AV 1.42g. D N ROMVLS AVGVSTVS P

Barbaric Coinage imitating Imperial Issues. Theodoric, 493-526. In the name of Anastasius, 491-518. Solidus, Roma 491-518, AV 4.43g. D N ANASTA–SIVS P

Celtic coins. Rhineland and Southern Germany. Stater 1st century BC, AV 7.52g. Bird’s head l. within wreath-like torque. Rev. Four pellets within torq

Greek coins. Hispania, Ilipa. Bronze 2nd century BC, 18.32g. Fish r. Rev. Ear of barley. SNG Copenhagen 149. Villaronga 363. Dark green patina and abo

Greek coins. Umbria or Etruria, uncertain mint. Sextans 3rd century BC, Æ 26.69g. Club. Rev. Two pellets. Sydenham Aes Grave 243. Haeberlin pl....

Greek coins. Latium, Alba Fucens. Obol ca. 280-275, AR 0.50g. Helmeted of Minerva l. Rev. Eagle, with open wings, standing l. on thunderbolt. Stazio,