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Celtic Coinage, Gaul, Second Century BC. Gold Stater (7.86 g). Laureate head right of Apollo. Reverse: Charioteer driving quadriga right. Cf. D &...

Britain. Celtic Coinage, Corieltauvi. South Ferriby type, c. 45-10 BC. Gold Stater (5.56 g). Abstract or Celticized head right of Apollo (mainly the w

Britain. Celtic Coinage, Corieltauvi. South Ferriby type, c. 45-10 BC. Gold Stater (5.86 g). Abstract head right of Apollo. Reverse: Disjointed horse

Britain. Celtic Coinage, Dobunni. Antedrig, c. 10 BC-AD 10. Gold Stater (5.41 g). Emblem of tribe (tree?). Reverse: Celticized horse right; below, six

Britain. Celtic Coinage, The Corieltauvi, c. 55-45 BC. Gold Stater (5.91 g) of the reduced weight type. Abstract head right of Apollo. Reverse: Disjoi

Britain. Celtic Coinage, Iceni. Early Freckenham type, c. 45-40 BC. Gold Stater (5.46 g). Opposed crescents with triple pellets above and below. Rever

Britain. Celtic Coinage, Iceni. Late Freckenham type, c. 40 BC. Gold Quarter Stater (1.07 g). Highly decorated wreath motif. Reverse: Celticized horse

Britain. Celtic Coinage, Trinovantes. Whaddon Chase type, c. 55-45 BC. Gold Stater (5.66 g). Abstract head right of Apollo. Reverse: Romanized horse r

Britain. Celtic Coinage, Trinovantes. Cunobeline, c. AD 10-20. Gold Stater (5.32 g) minted at Camulodunum (today's Colchester). Ear of grain. Re...

Britain. Celtic Coinage, Trinovantes. Cunobeline, c. AD 10-20. Gold Quarter Stater (1.34 g) minted at Camulodunum. Ear of grain. Reverse: Celticized h

Celtic Coinage, Danube Area, Second - First Centuries BC. AR Tetradrachm (12.49 g), variant of the Kroisbach type. Celticized male head left. Reverse:

Two VF Gold Staters of Celtic Britain. Trinovantes, Whaddon Chase type (Van Arsdell 1476) and Trinovantes, Cunobeline (Van Arsdell 2010). Lot of 2 coi

Two VF Celtic Gold Coins minted in Ancient Britain. A Stater of the Cunobeline biga type (Van Arsdell 1910-1) and a Quarter Stater of the Atrebates st

Two Coins of Celtic Britain. One is an electrum stater (VF-EF), the other is a quarter stater (About EF). Lot of 2 coins. Estimated Value $450 - 550.

Three Coins of Celtic Britain. Two silver units struck by Queen Boudicca are joined with a gold quarter stater. Condition is VF. Lot of 3 coins. Esti

Two Fractional Coins. Celtic Britain (AR Unit of the Verica, edge chipped) and a gold tremissis of the Byzantine emperor Heraclius (VF). Lot of 2 coin

Sicily, Akragas, c. 483-472 BC. AR Didrachm (8.62 g). Eagle standing left. Reverse: Crab. SNG ANS 950-953; Dewing 552-3 var. Unusually concise dies. A

Sicily, Syracuse, c. 480-475 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.36 g). Quadriga driven at steady pace right by charioteer; above, Nike flying right crowning horse

Sicily, Syracuse, c. 485-465 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.22 g). Quadriga driven at steady pace right by charioteer; above, Nike flying right crowning horse

Sicily, Syracuse, c. 460-440 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.64 g). Quadriga driven at steady pace right by charioteer; above, Nike flying right crowning horse

Sicily, Syracuse, c. 410 BC or somewhat later. AR Tetradrachm (17.15 g). Galloping quadriga right driven by charioteer; above, Nike flying left; in ex

Sicily, Syracuse. Agathokles, 317-289 BC. Electrum 25 Litrai (3.72 g). Laureate head left of Apollo; behind, bucranium. Reverse: Tripod-lebes. Jenkins

Sicily, Syracuse. Agathokles, 317-289 BC. Electrum 25 Litrai (3.56 g). Laureate head left of Apollo; behind, amphora. Reverse: Tripod-lebes. Cf. Jenki

Sicily, Syracuse. Agathokles, 317-289 BC. Electrum 25 Litrai (3.51 g) minted c. 310-289 BC. Laureate head left of Apollo; behind, lamp. Reverse: Tripo

Sicily, Syracuse. Agathokles, 317-289 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.97 g). Wreathed head right of Persephone-kore. Reverse: Nike standing facing before troph

Sicily, Siculo-Punic Coinage, c. 335 BC. Gold Stater (9.39 g). Bust left of Tanit (Persephone) wreathed with grain, wearing necklace and triple-drop e

Two Coins of Syracuse in Sicily. An electrum 12½ litrai (Apollo/kithara, Nearly VF) and a silver tetradrachm minted under Agathokles (Fair/Very...

Macedon, Akanthos, c. 465-424 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.11 g). Lion right attacking bull left; above, delta and iota; in exergue, vine leaves. Reverse: E

Macedon. Olynthos, Chalkidian League, c. 420-355 BC. AR Tetradrachm (14.43 g). Laureate head right of Apollo. Reverse: Kithara with seven strings. SNG

Kingdom of Macedon. Philip II, 359-336 BC. Gold Stater (8.58 g) minted at Pella, c. 340-328 BC. Laureate head right of Apollo. Reverse: Charioteer dri

Kingdom of Macedon. Philip II, 359-336 BC. Gold Stater (8.58 g) minted at Amphipolis, c. 340-328 BC. Laureate head right of Apollo. Reverse: Chariotee

Kingdom of Macedon. Philip II, 359-336 BC. Gold Stater (8.60 g) minted at Pella, c. 340-328 BC. Laureate head right of Apollo. Reverse: Charioteer dri

Kingdom of Macedon. Philip II, 359-336 BC. Gold Stater (8.59 g) minted posthumously at Amphipolis, c. 336-328 or somewhat later. Laureate head right o

Kingdom of Macedon. Philip II, 359-336 BC. Gold Stater (8.61 g) minted posthumously at Pella, c. 323-315 BC. Laureate head right of Apollo. Reverse: C

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Distater (17.20 g) minted in Macedon, likely at Amphipolis, c. 330-320 BC. Head right o

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Distater (17.12 g) minted in Macedon, likely at Aegeae, lifetime issue of c. 336-323 BC

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Stater (8.43 g) minted possibly at Magnesia ad Maeandrum, c. 305-297 BC, or perhaps lat

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Stater (8.59 g) minted at Miletos, c. 325-323 BC. Head right of Athena wearing triple-c

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Stater (8.49 g) probably minted in the East. Head right of Athena wearing triple-creste

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Stater (8.55 g) minted at Sidon, 324-323 BC. Head right of Athena wearing triple-creste

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Stater (8.53 g) attributed to Abydos, c. 323-317 BC. Head right of Athena wearing tripl

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Stater (8.58 g) attributed to Abydos, c. 323-317 BC. Head right of Athena wearing tripl

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.00 g) minted posthumously at Kallatis, before c. 240 BC. Head right of He

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.81 g) minted posthumously at Odessos, before c. 240 BC. Head right of Her

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.29 g) minted in the Black Sea area, likely Mesembria, c. 175-125 BC. Head

Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, the Great, 336-323 BC. Gold Stater (8.49 g) minted at Abydos under Philip III, c. 318/7 BC. Head right of Athena we

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. Gold Stater (8.47 g) possibly minted at Lysimachia, c. 297-281 BC. Diademed head right of the deified Alexa

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. Gold Stater (8.45 g) minted at Byzantion in Thrace, c. 220-205 BC. Diademed head right of the deified Alexa

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.13 g) minted at Lampsakos, c. 297-281 BC. Diademed head right of the deified Alexander t

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.07 g) minted posthumously at Kios, c. 270-240 BC. Diademed head right of the deified Ale

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.97 g) minted posthumously at Kios, c. 270-240 BC. Diademed head right of the deified Ale

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. Gold Stater (8.41 g) minted posthumously by Mithradates VI of Pontos, c. 88-86 BC, likely at Tomis. Head ri

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. Gold Stater (8.23 g) minted posthumously by Mithradates VI of Pontos, c. 88-86 BC at Tomis. Head right of t

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. Gold Stater (8.22 g) minted posthumously by Mithradates VI of Pontos, c. 88-86 BC at Istros(?). Head right

Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos, 323-281 BC. Gold Stater (8.30 g) minted posthumously by Mithradates VI of Pontos, c. 88-86 BC at Tomis. Head right of t

Kingdom of Thrace. Koson, died c. 29 BC. Gold Stater (8.45 g) minted c. 40-29 BC. Consul between lictors, all togate, advancing left. Reverse: Eagle s

Kingdom of Thrace. Koson, died c. 29 BC. Gold Stater (8.73 g) minted c. 40-29 BC. Consul between lictors, all togate, advancing left. Reverse: Eagle s

Kingdom of Thrace. Koson, died c. 29 BC. Gold Stater (8.54 g) minted c. 40-29 BC. Consul between lictors, all togate, advancing left. Reverse: Eagle s

Kingdom of Thrace. Koson, died c. 29 BC. Gold Stater (8.42 g) minted c. 40-29 BC. Consul between lictors, all togate, advancing left. Reverse: Eagle s

Two EF Gold Staters from Thrace. Koson, died c. 29 BC. Figures advancing left/eagle. Lot of 2 coins. Estimated Value $800 - 900.

Islands off Thrace, Thasos, c. 180-Early First Century BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.82 g). Head right of young Dionysos wearing ivy wreath. Reverse: Herakle

Attica, Athens, c. 143-142 BC. AR "New Style" Tetradrachm (16.69 g). Head right of Athena, wearing triple-crested helmet decorated with pa...

Four Highly Collectible Silver Greek Issues. Aigina (archaic stater, porous Fine), Ephesos (tetradrachm, crystallized VG-F), two tetradrachms of the P

Corinthia, Corinth, 360-338 BC. AR Stater (7.67 g). Pegasos with curled wing, walking left. Reverse: Helmeted head left of Athena; above, Nike flying

Corinthia, Corinth, c. 350-306 BC. AR Stater (8.50 g). Pegasos flying left. Reverse: Head left of Athena wearing laureated helmet; behind, cornucopiae

Three Silver Coins of Corinth. Archaic issues, not often seen, are present, with all being over-cleaned. Likely from the same hoard, condition average

Three Silver Coins. Two archaic staters of Corinth, as well as a Hellenistic tetradrachm of Kyme. Condition averages Fine. Lot of 3 coins. Estimated

Peloponnesos, Sikyon, c. 380-330 BC or a little earlier. AR Stater (11.76 g). Chimaera prowling left. Reverse: Dove flying left within olive wreath. B

Kingdom of the Cimmerian Bosporus. Pharnakes, c. 63-47 BC. Gold Stater (8.17 g) probably minted at Pantikapaion, 51-50 BC. Diademed head right of Phar

Paphlagonia, Kromna, c. 340-300 BC. AR Tetrobol (3.54 g). Laureate head left of Zeus. Reverse: Bust left of Hera. Waddington p. 184, 1. Beautifully to

Kingdom of Bithynia. Nikomedes III, 128-94 BC. AR Tetradrachm (15.68 g) dated year 200 (99-98 BC). Diademed head right of king. Reverse: Zeus standing

Kingdom of Bithynia. Nikomedes IV, 94-74 BC. AR Tetradrachm (15.53 g) dated year 205 (94-93 BC). Diademed head right of king. Reverse: Zeus standing l

Kingdom of Bithynia. Nikomedes IV, c. 94-74 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.76 g) dated year 208 (90-89 BC). Diademed head right of king. Reverse: Zeus standin

Aiolis, Kyme, c. 150-145 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.65 g). Diademed head right of the Amazon Kyme. Reverse: Horse prancing right; below, vase with one han

Aiolis, Kyme, c. 150-145 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.68 g). Diademed head right of the Amazon Kyme. Reverse: Horse prancing right; below, vase with one han

Lesbos, Mytilene, c. 377-326 BC. Electrum Hekte (2.54 g). Head right of youthful Dionysos wearing ivy wreath. Reverse: Head right of Io with small cow

Lesbos, Mytilene, c. 377-326 BC. Electrum Hekte (2.57 g). Laureate head right of Zeus. Reverse: Snake within linear square. Bodenstedt 96 (plates 31 a

Two Greek Coins. An electrum hekte of Lesbos (scratched; F-VF) is paired with a tetradrachm of Macedon as a Roman Province (VF). Lot of 2 coins. Esti

Ionia, Phokaia, c. 480-450 BC. Electrum Hekte (or Sixth Stater; 2.59 g). Forepart of rooster left with seal above to right. Reverse: Irregular incuse

Kingdom of Lydia. Time of Alyattes to Kroisos, c. 600-560 BC. Electrum Trite (or Third Stater; 4.73 g). Lion's head right with open jaw; on nose...

Kingdom of Lydia, c. 550 BC or later. AR Siglos (of Half-Stater; 5.27 g). Foreparts of lion and bull, facing each other. Reverse: Two incuse squares.

Two Fractional Gold Coins. 1/24 (electrum) stater probably of Lydia (cf. Rosen 283) and a tenth stater of Kyrene (heads of Zeus and Nymph; BMC 153). C

Lycia, Uncertain Dynast, c. 480-430 BC or later. AR Stater (9.89 g). On circular shield, Pegasos with curved wing, flying right; below, letters (?). R

Cilicia, Tarsos, Satrapal Coinage. Pharnabazos, 379-374 BC. AR Stater (10.85 g). Baaltars enthroned left. Reverse: Bust left of helmeted warrior (Ares

Cilicia, Tarsos. Mazaios, 361-334 BC. AR Stater (10.94 g). Baal of Tarsos enthroned left, holding eagle, grain ear and bunch of grapes in right hand;

Cilicia, Tarsos. Mazaios, 361-334 BC. AR Stater (11.14 g). Baal of Tarsos enthroned left, holding eagle, grain ear and bunch of grapes in right hand;

Cilicia, Tarsos. Mazaios, 361-334 BC. AR Stater (10.93 g). Baal of Tarsos enthroned left, holding eagle and lotus-tipped scepter. Reverse: Lion attack

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochos I, 280-261 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.96 g) minted at Seleucia on the Tigris. Diademed head right of Antiochos I. Rever

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochos IV, 175-164 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.85 g) minted at Ake-Ptolemais in Palestine. Diademed head right of Antiochos IV.

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Demetrios I, 162-150 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.25 g) minted at Antioch, 151-150 BC. Diademed head right of Demetrios I within la

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Demetrios II, First Reign, 146-138 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.91 g) likely minted at Mopsos, c. 146-142 BC. Diademed head right o

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochos VII, 138-129 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.73 g) minted at Antioch. Diademed head right of Antiochos VII. Reverse: Athena

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochos VII, 138-129 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.27 g) minted at Antioch. Diademed head right of Antiochos VII. Reverse: Athena

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Cleopatra Thea and Antiochos VIII, 125-120 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.48 g) minted at Ake-Ptolemais in Palestine. Jugate busts ri

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Cleopatra Thea and Antiochos VIII, 125-120 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.48 g) minted at Damascus, 121-120 BC. Jugate busts right of

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochos VIII, 121-96 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.67 g) minted at Antioch. Diademed head right of Antiochos VIII. Reverse: Zeus s

Syria, Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochos VIII, 121-96 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.49 g) minted at Akko. Diademed head right of Antiochos VIII. Reverse: Zeus stan

Three VF Greek Silver Coins. Incorporating an earlier tetradrachm of the Seleukid Kingdom, another tetradrachm of Seleukeia in Syria (dated year 4) an

Phoenicia, Sidon. Baalshallim II, c. 386-372 BC. AR Double Shekel (26.90 g). War galley traveling left over waves. Reverse: Bearded king in horse-draw

Phoenicia, Tyre, 89/88 BC. AR Shekel (14.37 g) dated year 38. Laureate head right of Melqart. Reverse: Eagle standing left on prow; in left field, yea