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

Greek coins. Mytilene. Hecte ca. 377-326, EL 2.55g. Head of Kabeiros r., wearing pileus; at sides, star. Rev. Female head r. within square frame. Bost

Greek coins. Ionia, uncertain mint. Trite (Samian-Euboic standard) ca. 650-600, EL 5.83g. Blank surface. Rev. Rectangular punch. Triton sale X, 2007,

Greek coins. Ionia, uncertain mint. Trite (Milesian standard) ca. 650-600, EL 4.76g. Striated surface. Rev. Bipartite rectangular punch. Traité...

Greek coins. Ionia, uncertain mint. 1/24 stater (Phocean standard) ca. 650-600, EL 0.65g. Phibula. Rev. Quadripartite irregular punch. SNG von Aulock

Greek coins. Ionia, uncertain mint. Hemihecte ca. 625-600, EL 1.37g. Mill sail in relief. Rev. Quadripartite irregular punch. Rosen cf. 365 (1/24 stat

Greek coins. Ionia, uncertain mint. 1/24 stater ca. 625-600, EL 0.65g. Mill sail in relief. Rev. Quadripartite incuse punch. Rosen 365. Weidauer 151.

Greek coins. Ionia, uncertain mint. 1/48 stater (Samian standard) ca. 600-550, EL 0.78g. Boar head l. Rev. Irregular incuse punch. Rosen cf. 316 (1/6

Greek coins. Ephesus. Phanes (?). 1/24 stater ca. 625-600, EL 0.57g. Forepart of stag, looking backwards. Rev. Incuse square punch with irregular line

Greek coins. Ephesus. Tetradrachm ca. 387-295, AR 15.23g. Bee seen from above. Rev. Forepart of stag, looking backwards; behind, palm tree. SNG Copenh

Greek coins. Miletus. Hemihecte (Lido-Milesian standard) ca. 600-550, EL 1.00g. Lion’s head r. Rev. Punch containing five pellets connected by lines.

Greek coins. Miletus. Hemihecte (Lido-Milesian standard) ca. 600-550, EL 1.15g. Lion’s head r. Rev. Punch containing striated lines. SNG Kayhan 450 va

Greek coins. Phocaea. Hecte ca. 477-388, EL 2.54g. Diademed young male head l.; behind, seal. Rev. Quadripartite incuse square. Bodenstedt 63. Rare. O

Greek coins. Phocaea. Hecte ca. 477-388, EL 2.55g. Female head l.; below neck truncation, seal. Rev. Quadripartite incuse square. Bodenstedt 90. Good

Greek coins. Phocaea. Hecte ca. 477-388, EL 2.56g. Head of Athena l., wearing Attic crested helmet; below neck truncation, seal. Rev. Quadripartite in

Greek coins. Phocaea. Hecte ca. 387-326, EL 2.54g. Head of Artemis l.; below neck truncation, seal. Rev. Quadripartite incuse square. Bodenstedt 99. V

Greek coins. Islands of Ionia, Chios. Stater ca. 490-435, AR 7.79g. Sphynx seated l.; before, amphora. Rev. Quadripartite incuse square. SNG Copenhage

Greek coins. Caria, Cnidus. Drachm ca. 490-465, AR 6.14g. Forepart of lion r., with open jaws and tongue protruding. Rev. Aphrodite head r., within in

Greek coins. Satraps of Caria, Pixodarus, 340–334. Didrachm ca. 340-334, AR 6.96g. Laureate head of Apollo three-quarters r. Rev. Zeus Laubrandos stan

Greek coins. Island off Caria, Rhodes. Tetradrachm ca. 229-205, AR 11.92g. Head of Sol facing three-quarters r. Rev. Rose with bud; in l. field, thund

Greek coins. Lydia, Uncertain King. Trite before 561, EL 4.76g. Lion’s head r., with open jaws; on forehead, radiate dot. Rev. Rectangular bipartite i

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

Greek coins. Phoenicia, Bambyce-Hierapolis under Alexander the Great (?). Stater ca. 330-325, AR 7.41g. Zeus as Baltaars seated l., head facing, holdi

Greek coins. Sidon. Evagoras, 346-343. Double siglos 346-343, AR 25.79g. Galley l. Rev. The Great King on chariot l. driven by charioteer; behind, sol

Greek coins. Sidon. ‘Abd’astart II, ca. 342-333. Double siglos 342-333, AR 25.85g. Galley l. Rev. The Great King on chariot l. driven by charioteer; b

Greek coins. Tyre. Didrachm ca. 336-306, AR 8.46g. Melqart riding hippocamp r.; below, waves and dolphin. Rev. Owl, head facing, standing r., with clo

Greek coins. Judaea. Agrippa I, 37–44 AD. Bronze, Caesarea Maritima ca. 42-43, 14.43g. Laureate head of Tiberius r. Rev. Distyle temple within which t

Greek coins. Judaea. Second revolt, Bar-Kokhba war, 132-135. Middle bronze 133-134, 12.29g. Palm tree. Rev. Wine leaf on tendril. Mildenberg 49. Hendi

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