Auction 54: Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins

Greek coins. Cilicia, Tarsus. Mazeus, 361-334. Obol 361-334, AR 0.74g. Helmeted head of Bearded warrior l. Rev. Female head wearing, sharply pointed c

Greek coins. Seleucid Kings of Syria, Antiochus VII and Cleopatra Thea, 125–121. Tetradrachm, Antiochia ca. 121-120, AR 16.39g. Jugate busts r. of Cle

Greek coins. Seleucid Kings of Syria, Antiochus VIII, 121–96. Tetradrachm, Tarsus 116-114, AR 16.48g. Diademed head r. within border of reeds. Rev. Al

Greek coins. Seleucid Kings of Syria, Tigranes II of Armenia, 95–56. Tetradrachm, Antiochia 95-56, AR 15.82g. Draped bust r., wearing Armenian tiara w

Greek coins. Phoenicia, Bambyce-Hierapolis under Alexander the Great (?). Stater ca. 330-325, AR 7.41g. Zeus as Baltaars seated l., head facing, holdi

Greek coins. Sidon. Evagoras, 346-343. Double siglos 346-343, AR 25.79g. Galley l. Rev. The Great King on chariot l. driven by charioteer; behind, sol

Greek coins. Sidon. ‘Abd’astart II, ca. 342-333. Double siglos 342-333, AR 25.85g. Galley l. Rev. The Great King on chariot l. driven by charioteer; b

Greek coins. Tyre. Didrachm ca. 336-306, AR 8.46g. Melqart riding hippocamp r.; below, waves and dolphin. Rev. Owl, head facing, standing r., with clo

Greek coins. Judaea. Agrippa I, 37–44 AD. Bronze, Caesarea Maritima ca. 42-43, 14.43g. Laureate head of Tiberius r. Rev. Distyle temple within which t

Greek coins. Judaea. Second revolt, Bar-Kokhba war, 132-135. Middle bronze 133-134, 12.29g. Palm tree. Rev. Wine leaf on tendril. Mildenberg 49. Hendi