Mitchell Auctions Sale 4 - Rare Coins, Banknotes, and Related Material

An ancient coin pairing: Kellenderis-Cilicia Silver Obol (356-333BC). Horse galloping obverse/ goat seated reverse. Abt.EF; Rome, Diocletian Bronze Fo

Phoenicia, /Tyre (126BC- 66AD) Silver Shekel. Laureate head of Melkart facing right on obverse. Eagle with palm frond over shoulder on reverse. VF. An

Rome. Trajan (98- 117AD) Silver Denarius. Abt. Unc and toned a rich lilac- grey with areas of iridescence in the devices. Est.$275

Rome. Faustina Junior (147- 175AD). Silver Denarius. Ch AU and exhibiting excellent definition. The lustre, likewise, is wonderfully vibrant for such

Rome. Divus Antoninus Pius (Died 161 AD). Silver Denarius. Very Ch BU and a simply magnificent coin in every respect. In fact, from the standpoint of

Rome. Septimius Severus. Silver Denarius (193- 211 AD). ICG VF35. Microgranular surfaces. Est$45

Rome. Caracalla (198-217AD). Silver Denarius. BU. Bold, frosty, and toned a delicate lilac on either side. A beauty! Est. $325

Rome. Caracalla (198-217 AD). Silver Denarius. BU and truly outstanding for a coin of this issue. Lustrous, assertive, and aesthetically pleasing. Est

Rome. Julia Soaemias (218-222 AD). Silver Denarius. ChAU. Boldly struck, wonderfully well centered, and worthy of the finest collection. Finding a fin

Rome. Gordian III Silver Denarius (238-244 AD). ANACS VF30 and housed in an early cache holder. Est$50

A quintet of 2nd and 3rd Century silver Roman Denarii. All are attributed and range in grade from Fine to Very Fine. A total of 5 coins. Est$175

Rome. Gordian III Silver Denarius (238-244 AD). Silver Antoninianus. NTC AU58 and of lovely quality. Lustrous and well struck on a broad planchet. Est

Rome. Maximianus (286-305 AD) Billon Antoninianus. ICG AU53, some light deposits. Lustrous and conservatively graded. Est$45

Byzantine Empire. Constantine X Ducas (1059- 1067AD). Gold Histamenon Nomisma. EF and enjoying a pleasing, balanced presentation. Scarce. Est. $350

Byzantine Empire. John II Comnenus (1118- 1143 AD). Electrum Aspron Trachy. Very Fine and pleasing for the grade. Est. $250

US Colonial 1652 Pine Tree Sixpence, Noe-33. PCGS VF35 and a very handsome specimen. Bold definition is augmented by smooth, medium grey surfaces. The

1/2C 1800 C.1. NGC MS64BN Boldly struck, entirely natural, and displaying rich satiny lustre beneath handsome chocolate- brown patina. Traces of mint

1C 1794 S.63 (R-2). The so-called Fallen 4 variety. NGC VF30 BN. The obverse strike is soft on the letters of LIBERTY, otherwise this chestnut- brown

U.S. Pattern. 1C 1859 Judd- 228, Copper- Nickel. NGC MS64 CAC. Satiny and boldly struck. This important transitional issue marries the standard 1859 o

1C 1879 NTC MS64RB. This well struck, faded red example is quite solid for the grade. Est. $150