Řecko (Greek)

Mysia, Priapos Bronze Circa 300-200 BC., Æ 11mm., 1.08g. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rev. Crab; A above; below, harpa above ΠPI. SNG France -. SNG Copenhagen -. BMC -. Lindgren & Kovacs -.

Good Very Fine

Mysia, Pergamon Bronze Circa 133-27 BC., Æ 18mm., 4.69g. Laureate head of Asklepios r. Rev. Serpent coiled around omphalos. SNG France 1803-27. SNG von Aulock 1372.

About Extremely Fine

Troas, Assos Obol Circa 500-450 BC., AR 8mm., 0.47g. Griffin r. Rev. Head of lion right within incuse square. SNG Ashmolean –. SNG von Aulock –. SNG Copenhagen –. Weber 5318. BMC 3.

Very Fine

Troas, Neandreia Obol 4th century BC., AR 9mm., 0.56g. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rev. Ram standing r. within incuse square. SNG Ashmolean 1171. SNG Copenhagen 446.

Good Very Fine

Aeolis, Kyme Hemiobol Circa 450-400 BC., AR 8mm., 0.49g. Head of eagle l.; K to l. Rev. Quadripartite incuse square. SNG Ashmolean –. SNG von Aulock 1623 var. (K retrograde); SNG Copenhagen 31.

Nice Very Fine

Lesbos, Mytilene Hekte Circa 454-428/7 BC., EL 10mm., 2.45g. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rev. Two steer heads confronted; ΛE above; all within incuse square. Bodenstedt Em. 35 (dies b/γ). HGC 6, 961 var. (letters not noted). BMC 37.

Very Fine



Extremely rare with letters on reverse, Bodenstedt notes four examples, all from the same reverse die, all in museum collections (Berlin, BM, and Karlsruhe).

Asia Minor, Uncertain Bronze 27 BC-AD 14., Æ 25mm., 17.56g. Bare head r. Rev. Spear, sella quaestoria (Quaestor's seat of office), and fiscus (imperial treasury); Q below sella. RPC 5409. There is some debate as to the portrait on this type, as well as its origin. The obverse style is strikingly similar to that of RPC 4082 (Cilicia), which has the legend PRINCEPS FELIX, identifying the portrait indubitably as Augustus. It has also been suggested that the type portrays C. Sosius, a general of Marc Antony, who was quaestor of Syria and Cilicia in 38 BC.

Nearly Very Fine

Ionia, Ephesos Trihemiobol Circa 390-380 BC., AR 7mm., 0.74g. Bee. Rev. Forepart of a stag r., head turned l. SNG Kayhan 192; SNG Copenhagen 241.

Very Fine

Ionia, Ephesos Bronze Circa 375-325 BC., Æ 11mm., 1.30g. Bee with straight wings. Rev. Female head (Artemis) l., wearing stephane. BMC 68.

Good Very Fine

Ionia, Ephesos Bronze Circa 200 BC., Æ 16mm., 4.40g. Hermotrephes, magistrate. Bee. Rev. Stag standing r.; quiver above, EPMOTPPEΦHΣ downward to r. Kinns, Attic Class A; Imhoof-Blumer, KM 22.

Very Fine