Auction 54: Roman, Greek and Byzantine coins

Greek coins. Lydia, Uncertain King. 1/12 stater before 561, EL 1.18g. Lion’s head r., with open jaws; on forehead, radiate dot. Rev. Square punch. Wei

Greek coins. Croesus, ca. 561–546. Siglos ca. 561-546, AR 5.36g.. Forepart of lion and bull facing each other. Rev. Two incuse squares with uneven sur

Greek coins. Phrygia, Apameia. Bronze ca. 133-48, 7.89g. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rev. Eagle flying r. over Maeander symbol between two pileii. SNG

Greek coins. Lycia, Phaselis. Stater ca. 500, AR 10.68g. Prow l. Rev. Incuse square with striated lines. SNG von Aulock 4392 (these dies). Heipp-Thame

Greek coins. Pamphilia, Aspendus. Stater ca. 465-430, AR 10.91g. Naked warrior advancing r., holding spear and shield. Rev. Trisceles. Rosen 738 (thes

Greek coins. Cilicia, Tarsus. Datames, 378-372 or Pharnabazus 379-344. Tetartemorion ca. 378-344, AR 0.13g. Diademed head of Aphrodite r. Rev. Helmete

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