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Large Lots MIXED. Celtic - Oriental Greek. Lot of nine (9) silver, billon, and bronze issues. Includes: Celtic: BI Stater (3) // Greek: various AR issues (3) // various Æ issues (2) // Oriental Greek:

Greek Coins Sicily. Selinos. Tetradrachm. 415-409 BC. (Hgc-2, 1221). (Sng Ans-699). (Schwabacher-30). Anv.: Apollo and Artemis standing right in a quadriga moving slowly to right; Artemis holding the

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Dekadrachm. 405-370 BC. Signed works by Master Euainetos. (Gallatin RVII/CXV, same dies). (Sng Ans-362). Anv.: Charioteer driving galloping quadriga to left, holding kent

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Tetradrachm. 310-305 BC. Time of Agathokles. (Ierardi-103e). (Hgc-2, 1536). (Boston MFA-463 = Warren 406). Anv.: Head of Kore to right, wearing wreath of grain ears and s

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 33. 405-367 BC. Time of Dionysios I. (CNS-II 62). (Sng Ans-454/69). (Hgc-2, 1436). Anv.: Head of Athena to left, wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with wreath; ΣYPA

Oriental Greek BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Hermaios Soter. Circa 105-90 BC. AR Tetradrachm (26mm, 9.17 g, 12h). Posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians near Kabul, circa 50-35 BC. Diademed and drap

Greek Coins Sicily, Stiela Litra circa 450-430, AR (*originally noted as AE in spreadsheet), 13 mm, 0.59 g. Apollo standing l., holding laurel branch and phiale above altar. Rev. [ΣΤ]ΙΕΛΑΝΟΝ retrograd

Coins of Ancient India Ancient Malwa/Contemporary Greek, Ujjaini Region (200 BC), Contemporary of Vijayamitra, Copper Tetradrachma, Upper Chambal Series, Broad flan, Obv: diademed Hellenistic portrait

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Litra. 295-289 BC. Time of Agathokles. (Bmc-402). Anv.: Head of youthful Herakles to left, wearing tainia; ΣVRΑΚΟΣΙΟΝ before, star behind. Rev.: Lion advancing to right,

Greek Coins Sicily. The Mamertinoi. Trichalkon. 220-200 BC. Messene. (Hgc-2, 855). Anv.: Laureate head of Apollo to right. Rev.: Warrior advancing to right, holding shield and spear; (MAMEPTINΩN) behi

Greek Coins Sicily. Himera. Tetras or Trionkion. 420-415 BC. (CNS-I 31). (Hgc-2, 475). Anv.: Pan, blowing into conch shell and cradling lagobolon in arm, riding goat springing to left; barleycorn and

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 24. 240-215 BC. (Bmc-600). Anv.: Diademed head of Poseidon to left. Rev.: Trident flanked by two dolphins swimming downwards; IEPΩNOΣ across fields, monogram to left.

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Litra. 317-289 BC. Time of Agathokles. (Sng Ans-568). (SNG Morcom-730). Anv.: ΣYPAKOΣIΩN Head of Kore to left, wearing wreath of grain, earring and necklace; behind, shel

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 22. 287-278 BC. Time of Hiketas II. (Hgc-2, 1448). Anv.: Laureate head of Zeus Hellanios to left; ΔΙΟΣ ΕΛΛΑΝΙΟΥ before. Rev.: Eagle with spread wings standing to left

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 24. 287-278 BC. Time of Hiketas II. (Hgc-4, 1449). Anv.: Laureate head of Zeus Hellanios to right; ΔIOΣ EΛΛANIOY before. Rev.: Eagle standing to left on thunderbolt; Σ

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Litra. 295-289 BC. Time of Agathokles. (CNS-II 151). (Sng Ans-740). (Hgc-2, 1465). Anv.: Head of youthful Herakles to right, wearing tainia; ΣVRΑΚΟΣΙΟΝ before, bow behind

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Litra. 375-344 BC. Time of Dionysios I. (CNS-II 44). (Sng Ans-447). (Sng Cop-722). Anv.: Helmeted head of Athena left; ΣYPA above, dolphin before and behind. Rev.: Hippoc

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Hemilitron. 405 BC. Second Democracy. (CNS-22). (Hgc-2, 1479). (SNG Ans-404/10). Anv.: Head of Arethousa to left, her hair bound in sphendone. Rev.: Wheel of four spokes;

Greek Coins Sicily. Messana. Litra. 338-318 BC. (Sng Ans-393). (CNS-12). (Hgc-2, 830). Anv.: Wreath head of Poseidon left, ΠOΣEIΔAN before. Rev.: Filleted trident; dolphins to left and right; MEΣΣANIΩ

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 25. 287-278 BC. Time of Hiketas II. (Hgc-2, 1448). Anv.: Laureate head of Zeus Hellanios to left; ΔΙΟΣ ΕΛΛΑΝΙΟΥ before, trophy behind. Rev.: Eagle with spread wings st

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Hemilitron. 287-283 BC. Time of Hiketas II. (CNS-125). (Sng Ans-772). (Hgc-2, 1466). Anv.: Head of Kore to left, wearing corn wreath; ΣYPAKOΣIΩN before. Rev.: Nike drivin

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 25. 295-289 AD. Time of Agathokles. (CNS-II 142). (Sng Ans-708). (Hgc-2, 1537). Anv.: Draped bust of Artemis Soteira to right; quiver over shoulder, ΣΩTEIPA downwards

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 18. 310-305 BC. Time of Agathokles. (CNS-II 85 (Third Democracy)). (Hgc-2, 1486). Anv.: Laureate head of Apollo to left; ΣYPAKO(ΣIΩN) before. Rev.: Pegasos flying to l

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 19. 317-289 BC. Time of Agathokles. (Sng Ans-580). (Calciati-II 345, 191Ds 65RI 12). Anv.: Head of Arethusa to left; ΣΥΡΑΚΟΣΙΩΝ before, bunch of grapes behind. Rev.: B

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Hemilitron. 343-317 BC. Time of Timoleon and the Third Democracy. (CNS-II 72). (Sng Ans-477/88). (Hgc-2, 1440). Anv.: Laureate head of Zeus Eleutherios to right; ZEΥΣ ΕΛΕ

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Hemilitron. 343-317 BC. Time of Timoleon and the Third Democracy. (CNS-II 72). (Sng Ans-477/88). (Hgc-2, 1440). Anv.: Laureate head of Zeus Eleutherios to right; ZEΥΣ ΕΛΕ

Greek Coins Sicily. Himera. Hemilitron. 415-409 BC. (CNS-I 35). (Hgc-2, 479). Anv.: Head of nymph to left; six pellets (mark of value) before, IM-E below. Rev.: Six pellets (mark of value) within wrea

Greek Coins Islands off Sicily. Lipara. Tetras. 425-400 BC. (CNS-I 5). (Sng Cop-1086). (SNG München-1679). Anv.: Head of Aiolos right, wearing pileos; dotted border around. Rev.: ΛIΠAPAION around thre

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 18. 240-215 BC. Time of Hieron II. (Hgc-2, 1550). Anv.: Diademed head of Poseidon to left. Rev.: Ornate trident head flanked by two dolphins swimming downwards; IEPΩ-N

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 27. 283-279 BC. Time of Hiketas II. (CNS-154/5). (Sng Ans-782/3). Anv.: Laureate head of Zeus Hellanios to left; ΔIOΣ EΛΛANIOY before. Rev.: Eagle standing to left on

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 24. 287-278 BC. Time of Hiketas II. (CNS-254). (Hgc-2, 1448). Anv.: (ΔΙΟΣ ΕΛΛΑΝΙΟΥ), laureate head of Zeus Hellanios to left. Rev.: ΣΥΡΑΚ(ΟΣΙΩΝ), eagle standing to lef

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 20. 306-289 BC. Time of Agathokles. (CNS-II 142). (Sng Ans-708). (Hgc-2, 1537). Anv.: Draped bust of Artemis Soteira to right; quiver over shoulder, (ΣΩTEIPA). Rev.: W

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 22. 334-317 BC. Time of Timoleon and the Third Democracy. (CNS-78). (Sng Ans-526/9). (Hgc-2, 1442). Anv.: Wreathed head of Arethusa to left; ΣΥΡΑΚΟΣΙΩΝ around. Rev.: P

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Litra. 405-367 BC. Time of Dionysios I. (CNS-II 34/5). (Sng Ans-426/33). (Hgc-2, 1456). Anv.: ΣYPA, head of Athena to left, wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with wreat

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 33. 405-367 BC. Time of Dionysios I. (CNS-II 62). (Sng Ans-454/69). (Hgc-2, 1436). Anv.: Head of Athena to left, wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with wreath; ΣYPA

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 16. 415-405 BC. Time of the Second Democracy. (CNS-II 24). (Sng Ans-417). (Hgc-2, 1480). Anv.: Head of Arethusa to left. Rev.: Dolphin to right; cockle shell below, ΣV

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. 16 Litrai. 240-218/5 BC. Philistis, wife of Hieron II. (Hgc-2, 1554). (Sng Ans-884). (Sng Ashmolean-2107). Anv.: Diademed and veiled head of Philistis to left; torch behi

Greek Coins Islands off Sicily. Lipara. Onkia. 425-400 BC. (CNS-I 5 var.). (Sng Cop-1086 var.). (SNG München-1679 var.). Anv.: Head of Aiolos right, wearing pileos. Rev.: ΛIΠAPAION retrograde around t

India - Ancient INDO-GREEK: LOT of 27 bronzes, a mix of square and round coins from various periods, some scarce types, including Bactria (2 of Euthydemos I), Indo-Greek Kingdom (11: Diomedes, Antialk

Ancient - Greek BACTRIA (INDO-GREEK) & YUEH CHI: LOT of 3 silver & 6 copper coins, Bactria: Apollodotus I (1 pc, square AR drachm, severely corroded), Philoxenos (1, nice VF), Hermaios (2), Apollodotu

Oriental Greek BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Hermaios Soter. Circa 105-90 BC. AR Tetradrachm (24mm, 9.53 g, 12h). Posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians near Kabul, circa 80-75 BC. Diademed and drap

Greek SICILY, Syracuse. Gelon I. 485-478 BC. AR Tetradrachm (26.5mm, 16.71 g, 10h). Struck circa 480-478 BC. Charioteer, holding kentron and reins, driving slow quadriga right; above, Nike flying righ

Greek Coins SICILY - SYRACUSE Type : Tétradrachme Date : c. 480-475 AC. Mint name / Town : Syracuse, Sicile Metal : silver Diameter : 23,5 mm Orientation dies : 1 h. Weight : 17,32 g. Rarity :

Greek Coins SICILY - SYRACUSE Type : Tétradrachme Date : c. 475-470 AC. Mint name / Town : Sicile, Syracuse Metal : silver Diameter : 24,5 mm Orientation dies : 9 h. Weight : 16,78 g. Rarity :

GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK Royaume lagide, Ptolémée II (283-246 av. J.-C.). Bronze ND (264-263 av. J.-C.), Sicile. Svoronos 610 - CPE.B288 ; Bronze - 17,35 g - 25,5 mm - 1 h Avec une

Greek Coins SICILY - ALASEA (KAINON) Type : Hemilitron Date : c. 365-360 AC. Mint name / Town : Kainon, Sicile Metal : copper Diameter : 23 mm Orientation dies : 3 h. Weight : 8,22 g. Rarity :

Greek Coins SICILY - HIMERA Type : Litra Date : c. 500-484 AC. Mint name / Town : Sicile, Himère Metal : silver Diameter : 12 mm Weight : 0,80 g. Rarity : R3 Obverse legend : Anépigraphe Obver

Greek Coins BAKTRIA. Indo-Greek kingdom. Hermaios Soter (Circa 105-90 BC). Tetradrachm. Posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians. Obv: Diademed and draped bust right. Rev: Zeus enthroned slightly lef

Oriental Greek BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Hermaios Soter. Circa 105-90 BC. AR Drachm (16mm, 2.41 g, 12h). Posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians near Kabul, circa 50-35 BC. Diademed and draped bu

Oriental Greek BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Hermaios Soter. Circa 105-90 BC. AR Drachm (17.5mm, 2.17 g, 12h). Posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians near Taxila. Struck circa 55-50 BC. Diademed and

Greek Mysia, Gambrion. AE Struck under Gorgion, circa 400 BC. (1.23g, 11.4mm) Laureate head of Apollo to left / Forepart of bull butting to right, head facing; ΓAM above. BMC -; SNG Copenhagen 144; J.

GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK Royaume lagide, Ptolémée II (283-246 av. J.-C.). Bronze ND (264-263 av. J.-C.), Sicile. CPE B297 - Svoronos 615 ; Bronze - 17,12 g - 26 mm - 3 h Frappée en

India INDO-GREEK: LOT of 168 square bronzes, mostly Indo-Greek also with a good number of Indo-Scythian and Taxila pieces; most well-circulated with moderate to heavy encrustation, the majority still

India INDO-GREEK: LOT of 61 BI tetradrachms, the majority Indo-Scythians with about 20 Indo-Parthians, nearly all with king on horseback right on obverse (a couple facing left), a few different revers

10/ Greek Indo-Greek Kingdom. Hermaios Soter (c.95/90-80/70BC) Tetradrachm. Indian standard, posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians near Kabul, c.50-35BC. Silver; 25.5mm; 7.86g. A: BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ

Greek Sicily. Syracuse. Tetradrachm struck under Dionysios I. Circa 405-400 BC (Silver, 24.33 mm, 16.82 g). Charioteer, holding kentron and reins, driving fast quadriga left; Nike flying right above,

Oriental Greek BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Hermaios Soter. Circa 105-90 BC. CU Tetradrachm (25mm, 9.01 g, 3h). Posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians, circa 50-5 BC. Diademed and draped bust right

GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK Sicile, Catane. Tétradrachme ND (après 461 av. J.-C.), Catane. NGC CH XF 4/5 4/5 Fine style overstuck (6559583-001). Av. Le Dieu-fleuve Amenanos sous forme

GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK Sicile, Syracuse, Denys l'Ancien (406-367 av. J.-C.). Décadrachme, coins d'Évainètes (non signés) ND (405-380 av. J.-C.), Syracuse. NGC AU* 5/5 5/5 Fine sty

GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK GRÈCE ANTIQUE - GREEK Zeugitane, Carthage. Demi-shekel ND (213-210 av. J.-C.), Carthage. NGC Ch AU 5/5 3/5 (6639719-010). Av. Tête laurée à gauche d'Hercule-Melqart, aux traits r

Greek Coins SICILY - SYRACUSE Type : Tétradrachme Date : c. 480-475 AC. Mint name / Town : Syracuse, Sicile Metal : silver Diameter : 24,5 mm Orientation dies : 9 h. Weight : 17,41 g. Rarity :

Greek Coins SICILY - MESSANA Type : Tétradrachme Date : c. 445-439 AC. Mint name / Town : Messine, Sicile Metal : silver Diameter : 28 mm Orientation dies : 3 h. Weight : 17,00 g. Rarity : R2

The Basileia Hellenika Collection of Exceptional Tetradrachms BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Antialkidas, circa 130-120 BC. Tetradrachm (Silver, 24 mm, 9.81 g, 1 h), Indian standard, Kapisa (?). ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩ

Greek SICILY. Syracuse. Deinomenid Tyranny, 485-466 BC. Tetradrachm (Silver, 26 mm, 17.11 g, 12 h), circa 485-483. Charioteer driving quadriga walking to right, holding kentron in his right hand and r

Greek Coins Sicily, Catana Tetradrachm work of the "Maestro della Foglia", circa 415-410, AR 27 mm, 17.2 g. Slow quadriga r. driven by charioteer, wearing long chiton and holding reins with both hands

*Greek Coins Sicily, Camarina Tetradrachm circa 425-405, AR 26 mm, 16.82 g. Fast quadriga driven r. by helmeted Athena, holding reins and kentron; above the horses Nike flying l. to crown her. In exer

Greek Coins Sicily, Naxos Tetradrachm circa 415, AR 27 mm, 17.43 g. Bearded head of Dionysus r., hair bound with stephane adorned with ivy-wreath. Rev. NAΞION Bearded, naked Silenus, with pointed ears

Oriental Greek BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Hermaios Soter. Circa 105-90 BC. AR Tetradrachm (26mm, 9.60 g, 12h). Posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians near Kabul, circa 80-75 BC. Diademed and drap

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 20. 306-289 DC. Time of Agathokles. (CNS-II 142). (Sng Ans-708). (Hgc-2, 1537). Anv.: Draped bust of Artemis Soteira to right; quiver over shoulder, (ΣΩTEIPA). Rev.: W

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. AE 31. 405-367 BC. Time of Dionysios I. (CNS-II 62). (Bmc-287). (Hgc-2, 1436). Anv.: Head of Athena to left, wearing laureate Corinthian helmet; (ΣY)PA before. Rev.: Sea-

Greek Coins Sicily. Syracuse. Stater. 341-335 BC. Time of Timoleon and the Third Democracy. (Pegasi-II p. 607, 1-2). (Sng Ans-499). (Hgc-2, 1400). Anv.: Pegasos flying to left. Rev.: Head of Athena to

Indo-Greek Kingdom, Hermaios (c. 105-90 BC) (3): i) AE Square Unit, radiate and draped bust of Zeus-Mithras right, rev. horse pranching right, monogram below, 7.78g (HGC 12, 297), good fine to very fi

Oriental Greek BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Hermaios Soter. Circa 105-90 BC. AR Tetradrachm (26mm, 7.69 g, 12h). Posthumous issue struck by Indo-Skythians near Kabul, circa 50-35 BC. Diademed and drap

Greek Coins SICILY - SYRACUSE Type : Drachme Date : c. 380 AC. Mint name / Town : Syracuse, Sicile Metal : copper Diameter : 30 mm Orientation dies : 5 h. Weight : 30,56 g. Rarity : R1 Obverse

World Coins Indo Sakas in Western India, (242-243AD) Antike silver Drachm, Obverse: Bust of Isvaradatta right, with corrupted Greek legend, in Indo-Greek style, Reverse: Three-arched hill or Chaitya,

Ancient - Assorted ANCIENT: LOT of 78 coins, mostly Kushan bronzes (from Yueh-Chi period to later rulers), plus a few Eastern Greek (incl. a Sophytes drachm and a Seleukos I elephant drachm, both with

India - Ancient INDO-GREEK: LOT of 34 silver drachms, including 14 drachms of Hermaios (average Fine) and 20 of various Indo-Scythian (average VG, mostly of Azes); most with corrosiion (especially the

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