Auction 54: Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Amatocus II, 359–351. Bronze 359-351, 11.76g. Cluster of grapes. Rev. Double axe within partially incuse square. Peter 1

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Teres III, 350–341. Bronze 350-341. 16.41g. Double axe. Rev. Wine tendril within square frame. Youroukova pl. 17, 58. Ve

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Teres III, 350–341. Bronze 350-341. 15.13g. Double axe. Rev. Wine tendril within square frame. Youroukova pl. 17, 59. Gr

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Eutes III, ca. 330–300. Bronze ca. 330-300, 4.73g. Bearded male head r. Rev. Horseman r. Youroukova pl. 11, 87 var. Ligh

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Eutes III, ca. 330–300. Bronze ca. 330-300, 3.17g. Eagle standing r., with closed wings. Rev. Legend within wreath. Your

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Lysimachus, 323–281 and posthumous issues. Tetradrachm, uncertain mint ca. 323-281, AR 16.97g. Deified head of Alexander

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Lysimachus, 323–281 and posthumous issues. Drachm, Magnesia 299-296, AR 4.22g. Head of Heracles r., wearing lion’s skin.

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Lysimachus, 323–281 and posthumous issues. Stater, Byzantium ca. 205-195, AV 8.48g. Diademed of the deified Alexander th

Greek coins. Kings of Thrace, Lysimachus, 323–281 and posthumous issues. Stater, Chalcedon ca. 205-195, AV 8.46g. Diademed of the deified Alexander th

Greek coins. Scythian ruler in Thrace, Acrosandrus (?) ca. 100 BC. Bronze, Tomis (?) ca. 100, 7.42g. Veiled, jugate heads of Demeter and Kore, wearing