Auction 54: Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins

Greek coins. Time of Croesus, 561-546. 1/12th stater light standard, Sardes ca. 561-546, AV 0.66g. Confronted foreparts of lion, with extended r. fore

Greek coins. Time of Croesus, 561-546. Siglos ca. 561-546, AR 5.42g. Confronted foreparts of lion, with extended r. foreleg, and bull. Rev. Bipartite

Greek coins. Cilicia, Nagidos. Stater ca. 420-400, AR 10.67g. Head of Dionysos r., wearing ivy wreath. Rev. EP - AGIDE - WN Head of Aphrodite r., h

Greek coins. Seleucid Kings of Syria, Seleucus I Nikator, 312-294. Tetradrachm, Susa ca. 305-295, AR 17.00g. Head of Alexander r. in Dionysian helmet

Greek coins. Seleucid Kings of Syria, Cleopatra Thea, 126–125. Tetradrachm, Ake-Ptolemais 126-125, AR 15.72g. Diademed, draped and veiled bust of Cleo

Greek coins. Seleucid Kings of Syria, Seleucus VI, ca. 97-94. Tetradrachm, Seleucia ad Calycadmum ca. 97-94, AR 15.14g. Diademed head r.; all within b

Greek coins. Iudaea, The first Jewish War, 66-70 AD. Shekel, Jerusalem year 2 (67-68 AD), AR 14.05g. Shekel of Israel year 2 in Paleo-Hebrew character

Greek coins. The Persian Empire. Daric mid 4th century BC, AV 8.33g. The Great King kneeling r., holding bow and spear. Rev. Oblong incuse with striat

Greek coins. Bactria, Antimachus, 185–170. Tetradrachm, Balkh 185-170, AR 16.87g. Draped bust of Antimachus I r., wearing causia. Rev. BASILEWS QEOU /

Greek coins. The Ptolemy Kings of Egypt, Ptolemy I as king, 305-282. Triobol, Alexandria 305-282, AV 1.77g. Diademed head of Ptolemy I r., lion’s skin