Auction 54: Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins

Greek coins. Sigeium. Bronze 4th century BC, 5.95g. Head of Athena, facing three-quarters r., wearing triple crested Attic helmet. Rev. Owl standing r

Greek coins. Island off Troas, Tenedos. Didrachm ca. 550-470, AR 7.44g. Janiform head with female head on l. and bearded male head on r. Rev. Double a

Greek coins. Island off Troas, Tenedos. Drachm ca. 387-300, AR 3.44g. Janiform head with female head on l. and bearded and laureate male head on r. Re

Greek coins. Aeolis, Cyme. Tetradrachm ca. 165-150, AR 16.66g. Diademed head of Apollo r. Rev. Horse standing r., with r. foreleg raised; between its

Greek coins. Myrina. Tetradrachm ca. 165-150, AR 16.41g. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rev. Apollo of Grynium standing r., holding phiale and laurel bran

Greek coins. Lesbos, uncertain mint. Stater ca. 550-500, billon 10.99g. Two confronted calves’ heads; between them, olive-tree. Rev. Incuse punch. Tra

Greek coins. Mytilene. Hecte ca. 521-478, EL 2.49g. Head of lion r., with open jaws and tongue protruding. Rev. Head of calf r., incuse. Boston 1679.

Greek coins. Mytilene. Hecte ca. 377-326, EL 2.54g. Head of Athena facing three-quarters r., wearing triple crested Attic helmete. Rev. Head of Hermes

Greek coins. Mytilene. Hecte ca. 377-326, EL 2.53g. Bust of Maenad r., head thrown back; hair in sphendone. Rev. Race torch within square frame. Bosto

Greek coins. Mytilene. Hecte ca. 377-326, EL 2.55g. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rev. Female head r. within square frame. Bodenstendt 95. Die break on o