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Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Syracuse. Timoleon and the Third

Click here to view this lot Sicily. Syracuse. Timoleon and the Third Democracy ( BC). AE Hemidrachm. ( g - 25 mm.Obv: ZEYS E?EYTEPIOS. Laureate head of Zeus right.Rev: SYPAKOSION. Thunderbolt; in left field, grain.Ref: CNS 71; HGC.See images for a proper impression. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Syracuse. Timoleon and the Third

Sicily. Syracuse. Timoleon and the Third Democracy ( BC). AE Hemidrachm. ( g - 25 mm.Obv: ZEYS E?EYTEPIOS. Laureate head of Zeus right.Rev: SYPAKOSION. Thunderbolt; in left field, grain.Ref: CNS 71; HGC.See images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II,

Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Syracuse. AE 19 mm of Hieron II, BC.(6,30 gr. mm.).Obv: Head of Poseidon with diadem left, within circle of pearls.Rev: IEPW-NOS, Decorated trident, flanked by dolphins.Ref: SNG Cop 850. BMC 530Provenance: Roma auctioneers. Please see the images for a proper impression.Shipping by registered mail or traceable parcel Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily - Syracuse - Hieron II - BC

Sicily - Syracuse - Hieron II ( BC) (356)Bronze 6,36 g - 18 mm.Obv: Head of Poseidon left.Rev: Trident and dolphinsCalciati 194.See images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily - Syracuse - 4th Century BC - Lead

Sicily. Syracuse. 4th Century BC. Lead weight. gr. - 35x16 mm. ScarceSee images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily - Syracuse - 4th century BC - Lead

Sicily. Syracuse. 4th century BC. Lead weight with holes. gr. - 35x16 mm. RareSee images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Syracuse, end of the II Democracy -

Greek Antiquity - Syracuse, end of the II Democracy - Dyonisios I (V century BC), AE DrachmWeight: gramsNotes: rare coin in this grade.See images for a proper impression of the lot. Read More

Ancient Greek Coinage, Sicily, Syracuse Hiero II,

Click here to view this lot Syracuse Bronze of Hiero II – BC ()F: head of Poseidon facing the left B: trident with two dolphins on the side Weight: 6.14 g, diameter: 19 mm Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Greek Antiquity - Syracuse, II Democracy ( BC), AR

Greek Antiquity - Syracuse, II Democracy ( BC), AR ObolLack of metal.See images for a proper impression of the lot. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily, Hieron II ( BC) AE,

Greek coinsSicily, Hieron II ( BC)AE, Syracuse, c. BC AE (16,9 g., 26mm)Obv: Laureate head of Hieron lI leftRv. IEPONOS, horseman galloping r., wearing chlamys and holding spear.Dark patina, good very fine Authenticity guaranteed. Please see the images to form your own impression. Lot will be shipped by registered post. G 155 Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Lilybaion (Cape of Melkart).

Sicily, Lilybaion. Ca. B.C. AR tetradrachm (ca 26 mm, g). Siculo-Punic issue. Charioteer driving quadriga left, holding kentron and reins; Nike flying above crowning charioteer, Punic 'RSMLQRT' in exergue / Wreathed head of Arethusa right, wearing pendant earring and necklace; dolphins swimming around. See images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Akragas. AE BC (Roman

Sicily. Akragas. AE BC, Roman Occupation (AE g, VF, R)Obv: Laureate head of Zeus r.Rev: AKPAGANTINON, eagle standing facing with open wings on thunderbolt.Ref: SNG ANS : ASTARTE 207See images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily - Leontini - AE14 - post 210 BC

Sicily. Leontinoi circa 210 BC. Bronze Æ 14mm., 2,8g. Laureate head of Apollo left; plow behind / Forepart of roaring lion left; monogram below. very fine, green patina. CNS 15; SNG ANS -; SNG Copenhagen -.Rare. See images for proper impression Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Lot comprising 4 bronze coins,

- Akragas, BC. Hexas, bronze (AE 17 mm, 7,48 g); D/Flying eagle with open wings (beaded edge), grabs a fish; R/Crab; Montenegro ; SNG ANS - Akragas, 425 BC (AE 25 mm, g); D/Eagle in flight with wings spread; R/crab- Alaesa Archonidea, after 241 B.C. Litra (Æ mm, 10 g); D/ Laureate head ofZeus left; R/Eagle with open wings; SNG Cop. 135; CF. BMC 2. - Syracuse, Dionysus I, end of 2nd democracy. Fifth century B.C. (AE 20 mm, 7,40 g); Head of Athena left, with Corinthian helmet graduate. Legend S???; R/Hippocampus bridled with long reins; Montenegro See images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily, Katane ( BC), AR Half Litra

Greek Antiquity - Sicily, Katane ( BC), AR Half LitraWeight: 0.26 grams.Notes: type of the maximum rarity.Provenance: ex Auction Katane ()See images for a proper impression of the lot. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Lot comprising 4 bronze coins,

1-Kamarina, BC, Trias (AEg, R); O/ Head of Gorgon en face; R/ Facing gorgoneion / Owl standing right, head facing, grasping lizard; KAMA left, ••• (mark of value) in exergue; Jenkins -Katane, 360 BC (AE g, R2); O/ Laureate head of Apollo r.; R/ Isis r. holding a bird; SNG ANS ; Buceti -Himera, BC, Hemilitra (AE g, R2); O/ Head of a Gorgon facing; R/Six pellets; SNG ANS 177, BMC2 P. 39 4-Panormos, B.C. Bronze of small module (AE 12mm-2, 31g, R); O/: Laureate head l.; R/ Forepart of a horse r., under dolphin; dark patina; SNG ANS --; Montenegro ; Buceti See images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily, Katane ( BC), AR Half Litra

Greek Antiquity - Sicily, Katane ( BC), AR Half LitraObv: Head of Silenos right.Rev: KATANE - Winged thunderbolt.Weight: 0.26 grams.Note: type of the maximum rarity.Provenance: ex Auction Katane ()See images for a proper impression of the lot. Read More

Greek Antiquity - Lot of 4 AE coins (Lucania, Sicily)

Click here to view this lot 1. Lucania, Metapontion Æ15. Circa BC. Laureate head of Apollo left / Barley ear, leaf to left; tripod to right. Johnston, 'The Bronze Coinage of Metapontum,' in Kraay/Mørkholm Essays, 40; SNG ANS 597; BMC Italy -; SNG Copenhagen -; SNG Morcom . Sicily,Syracuse. AE15 mm Tetras, bronze, about 400. Head of Arethusa l., hair in ampyx and sphendone. Rev. Octopus. Calciati II, . SNG ANS 391. nice green patina.3. Lucania, Heraclea Bronze circa g. Facing head of Athena, owl on her shoulder. Rev. Trophy. Van Keuren 140. Historia Numorum Italy . Lucania. Herakleia. Æ 12 mm. Van Keuren 168; HN Italy bSee images for actual lot. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Greek Antiquity - Sicily. Lot comprising 4 AE coins, 5th-3rd

- Kentoripai, after 241 B.C. Tetras (AE g, R); D/Bust of Artemis with tiara r., bow and quiver on the shoulder; R/Tripod, in the field on the l. 3 pellets. Legend: KENTORIPINON; MONTENEGRO ; SNG ANS ; SNG COP 214 - Gelas, 420 BC. Trias (AE g.); D/Bull l., in exergue 3 pellets.; R/Head of river god r., behind the neck grain barley; MONTENEGRO ; JENKINS 505; - Akragas, Phintias, BC. AE18 (AEg,); D/Head of Artemis l.; R/Boar l., above BASILEOS, under FINTIA; CALCIATI - Entella, Mercenaries from Campania, BC (?). AE g., 24 mm, Æ, R); D/Campanian helmet. Legend ALE.; R/ Pegasus fliying r.; CALCIATI See images for a proper impression. Read More

Greek Antiquity – Macedonia – Alexander III the Great

Greek Antiquity – Macedonia – Alexander III the Great Zeus Herakles ( BC) – AR Drachm4.10 g / 15 mmObverse Head of Herakles right,wearing lion skin. Reverse A?E?AN??OYZeus Aetophoros seated left on throne,Holding eagle and sceptre. Controls:Monogram in left field.See the photos to better evaluate the coin. Read More

Greek Antiquity - The Macedonian kingdom. Acanthus, AR

The Macedonian kingdom. Acanthus.AR Tetradrachm, ca.BC, ca.28mm, ca.17.2g.Lion attacking bull, all within pelleted border./Quadripartite incuse square with granulated surfaces.Nr. Desneux 78Acanthus was founded in the seventh century BC and became a prolific mint. It's coinage circulated widely in northern and mainland Greece. Of the Archaic Greek coinages, the imagery of Acanthus is among the most striking and influential, depicting a lion attacking a bull, a motif adopted by several other cities. Lions prowled the lands of Thrace and Macedon in this era. This image of the life-and-death struggle is particularly powerful, displaying the full vigor of Archaic Greek art.See images for a proper impression.GR-WPBD Read More

Greek Antiquity – Macedonia – Alexander III the Great

Macedonia – Alexander III the Great ( BC) – AR Drachm, Abydos? BC.4,11 gr / 17 mmObverse Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin. Reverse A?E?AN??OY, Zeus Aetophoros seated left on throne, holding eagle and sceptre. Controls:Forepart of Pegasus left in left field, monogram under throne. Ref: Price .For a proper impression see the images. Read More

Greek Antiquity - The Macedonian Heroic rulers Philip II,

Greek coins - 18mm / 20mmThe Macedonian Heroic rulers:Philip IIAlexander III " the Great" Lysimachos?Authenticity guaranteed. Please see the images to form your own impression. Lot will be shipped by registered post. G L 137 Read More

Greek Antiquity - Kings of Macedon. Alexander III 'the

Click here to view this lot Obv: Head of Herakles in lion's skin to right.Rev: ??????????.Bow in bow-case and club; below, grapePrice .Condition: Very fine.Weight: 5.4 g.Diameter: 16 mm.See images for a proper impression. Click here to visit Catawiki Read More

Greek Antiquity - Baktria. Indo-Greek Kingdom. Menander I.

BAKTRIA, Indo-Greek Kingdom. Menander I. Circa BC. AR Tetradrachm (9.15 g, 12h). Helmeted, diademed, and draped bust right / Athena Alkidemos standing left; monogram to left. Bopearachchi Série 15D; SNG ANS -. F-VF, lightly toned, some porosity. The Indo-Greek Kingdom or Graeco-Indian Kingdom, was a Hellenistic kingdom covering various parts of the northwest regions of South Asia (mainly modern Afghanistan and Pakistan) during the last two centuries BC and was ruled by more than thirty kings, often in conflict with each other. The kingdom was founded when the Graeco-Bactrian king Demetrius invaded the subcontinent early in the 2nd century BC. The Greeks in South Asia were eventually divided from the Graeco-Bactrians centered in Bactria (now the border between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan). But the Greeks failed to establish united rule in present-day north-western South Asia. The most famous Indo-Greek ruler was Menander (Milinda). He had his capital at Sakala in the Punjab (present-day Sialkot, Punjab, Pakistan). See images for a proper impression. Registered Shipping. Read More

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