Auction 54: Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins

Greek coins. Judaea. Second revolt, Bar-Kokhba war, 132-135. Zuz 134-135, AR 3.22g. Legend within wreath. Rev. Jug with handle l.; on r., palm branch.

Greek coins. Mesopotamia, Babylon. Mazaios, ca. 331-328. Double shekel ca. 331-328, AR 17.23g. Baltaars seated l. on throne, holding sceptre. Rev. Lio

Greek coins. Parthia, Mithradates II, 129–88. Tetradrachm, Seleucia 123-88, AR 15.84g. Diademed bust of Mithradates I l. Rev. Parthian archer seated r

Greek coins. Parthia, Phraates IV, 38–32. Drachm, Ecbatana 38-32, AR 3.68g. Diademed head l.; in l. field, star over crescent and in r. field, eagle s

Greek coins. The Acheamanid kings of Persia. Siglos ca. 480-420, AR 5.40g. The Great King advancing r., holding bow and spear. Rev. Irregular rectangu

Greek coins. The Acheamanid kings of Persia. Siglos ca. 420-350, AR 5.68g. The Great King advancing r., holding bow and dagger. Rev. Irregular rectang

Greek coins. The Acheamanid kings of Persia. In the name of Antiochus II. Stater, first Diodotic mint in Eastern Asia (Aï Khanoum) ca. 250-235,...

Greek coins. The Acheamanid kings of Persia. Eucratides I, ca. 170-145. Tetradrachm, Merv ca. 155-145, AR 16.57g. Naked, heroic and diademed bust of E

Greek coins. Egypt under Persian domination, Sabakes ca. 340–333. Tetradrachm, Memphis ca. 335-333, AR 17.10g. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rev. Owl sta

Greek coins. Ptolemaic Kings of Egypt, Ptolemy I Soter, 305–282. Tetradrachm, Alexandria 305-282, AR 14.70g. Diademed head r. Rev. Eagle standing l. o