Greek Dynasts of Lycia. Perikles 380-360 BC. 1/3 Stater AR 17 mm, 3,12 g Facing lion scalp / Triskeles; to left, laureate and draped bust of Apollo (?) facing slightly to left; all within incuse squar
Greek Lycia. Masikytes circa 30-20 BC. Hemidrachm AR 15 mm, 1,56 g Λ-Υ, laureate head of Apollo left / M-A, lyre; trident to left; kerykeion to right. very fine Troxell 54.
Greek Lycia. Masikytes circa 30-20 BC. Hemidrachm AR 16 mm, 1,81 g Λ-Υ, laureate head of Apollo left / M-A, lyre; trident to left; kerykeion to right. extremely fine Troxell 54.
Greek Lycia. Masikytes circa 40-20 BC. Hemidrachm AR 14 mm, 1,65 g Head of Apollo right, wearing tainia / Kithara; ΛYKIΩN above, M-A across field, aphlaston to lower right; all within incuse square. g
Greek Lycia. Kragos circa 30-20 BC. Hemidrachm AR 14 mm, 1,45 g Laureate head of Apollo right / K-P, lyre; palm branch to left; star to right. extremely fine SNG von Aulock 4303 var.
Greek Lycia. Kragos circa 48-42 BC. Hemidrachm AR 16 mm, 1,90 g Laureate head of Apollo right / Lyre; K P across fields; all within rectangular incuse. extremely fine RPC I 3301; SNG Copenhagen 59-60.
Greek DYNASTS of LYCIA. Khinakha. Circa 440/30-400 BC. AR Stater (18.5mm, 9.84 g). Pegasos flying right; ì below; all on raised disc / Large triskeles; conjoined ᛉ and diskeles in one section; all in
Greek DYNASTS of LYCIA. Thibãnuwa. Circa 480-460 BC. AR Stater (18.5mm, 9.79 g). Aperlai (Apollonia) or Phellos mint. Two dolphins leaping, left and right, respectively; human eye below / Tetraskeles,
Greek LYCIA, Phaselis. Circa 530-500 BC. AR Stater (19mm, 10.86 g). Prow of galley right, terminating in a boar's forepart / Incuse square bisected with two parallel lines; one half further divided by