Lycia, Phaselis AR Silver Tetrobol Galley

**Originally Listed At $325** Greece, Bithynia, Kios, ca. 350 to 300 BCE. AR hemistater (2.41 g) Obv: Laureate head of Apollo to right. Rev: Prow of galley on waves to right. Ex. PCAG Long Beach Aucti

81-27 BC. Obv: prow of galley right with Nike flying right above. Rev: F-A across fields, Athena Promachos walking right, brandishing spear and holding shield on left arm. 3.88 grams. Walcher 2543; SN

81-27 BC. Obv: prow of galley right with Nike flying right above. Rev: F-A across fields, Athena Promachos walking right, brandishing spear and holding shield on left arm. 5.45 grams. Heipp-Tamer B56;

**Originally Listed At $350** Ancient Near East, Phoenicia, Sidon, ca. 386 to 372 BCE. A scarce double silver / AR shekel from Sidon. OBVERSE: Phoenician galley to left. REVERSE: Persian king and driv

Euboea Histiaea Ca. 3rd-2nd Centuries BC. AR tetrobol (15mm, 12h) NGC VF. Head of Nymph right, wearing vine-leaf crown, earring and necklace/ Nymph Histiaea seated right on winged galley stern, stylis

186-185 B.C. Phaselis, Lycia mint, dated year 33. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress, countermark of Seleukid anchor. Rev: ALEXANDROY legend with Zeus seated left, right leg drawn

LOT (3) ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS INCLUDING GREEK AR ISTROS MOESIA DRACHM (BC 400), 19MM; PISIDIA SELGE AR TRIHEMIOBOL (BC 300), 10MM; MACEDONIAN AMPHIPOLIS AR TETROBOL (BC 158-149), 15MM

LOT (3) ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS INCLUDING CHERRONESOS THRACEM AR HEMIDRACHM (BC 400-350), 13MM; LYCIAN DYNASTIES PERIKLE, AR TETROBOL (BC 380-362), 15MM AND ANOTHER

Roman Republic, Fonteius, ca. 114 to 113 BCE. AR denarius (3.4 g) Obverse: Janiform head of Dioscur, S and star on either side. Reverse: Galley with pilot and rowers. RRC 290/1; Sydenham 555; Fonteia

Phoenicia, Aradus, ca. 400 to 338 BCE, AR stater, 9.8 grams. OBVERSE: Laureate head of bearded sea deity facing right. REVERSE: Galley to right, waves below, Phoenician letters above. Cp. BMC 4-5. 22

Near East / Holy Land, Judaea, Jewish War, ca. 66 to 70 CE. AR silver shekel. First revolt, year 3, 68-69 CE. 'Shekel of Israel' (Paleo-Hebrew), ritual chalice with pearled rim, the base raised by pro

Greece/Macedon, reign of Philip II, ca. 359 to 336 BCE. AR silver tetradrachm. Laureate head of Zeus right / Youth on horseback right; monogram below. Size: 0.95" W (2.4 cm); 14.1 grams Provenance: p

**First Time At Auction** Greece, Attica, Athens, ca. 449 to 404 BCE. AR silver tetradrachm. Obverse: Head of Athena to right, wearing crested Attic helmet adorned with three olive leaves. Reverse: Ow

**Originally Listed At $500** Greek Macedon, Kings of Macedon, Alexander III, The Great, 336 to 323 BCE. Silver Tetradrachm, (14.2 grams), mint of Mesembria, head of young Herakles facing right, weari

167-88 B.C. Magistrates Asklepios and Nikarchos. Obv: laureate head of Asklepios right. Rev: ASKLHP upwards to left, NIKARXO upwards to right, KWI below, coiled serpent, all within incuse square, H be

Greece/Kings of Macedon, Alexander the Great, ca. 336 to 323 BCE. AR silver tetradrachm. Babylon Mint, ca. 317 to 311 BCE. Obverse: Head of Herakles wearing lion scalp to right. Reverse: Zeus seated l

Greece, Islands of Thrace, Thasos, ca. 500 to 463 BCE. AR stater. Satyr advancing right, carrying protesting nymph, Quadripartite incuse square left Rider, Thasiennes 5; SNG Copenhagen 1010-1. Size: 0

Northern Greece, Thrace, Black Sea Region, Apollonia Pontika, ca. mid to late 4th century BCE. An extremely fine silver drachm! Obverse: facing gorgoneion or Medusa head. Reverse: anchor with "A" and

Central Asia, Indo-Greek kingdom, Bactria, Menander, ca. 165/55 to 130 BCE. AR tetradrachm (9.4 g). On the obverse, helmeted bust of king right, Greek legend around. On the reverse, Athena Alkidemos s

**Originally Listed At $300** Greece, Seleucids, ca. 150 BCE. Antioch on the Orontes. Vs .: head of the king with diadem n. R. Rs, Apollo on Omphalos n. L. sitting, in the section monogram. SC 1785 /

**Originally Listed At $300** Italy, Lucania, Metapontion, ca. 470 to 440 BCE. AR triobol (1.27 g). Obverse: ME, ear of barley with 5 grains. Reverse: Incuse, ox head. Same obverse die as in Noe. Rare

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 159 to 160 CE. A very fine AR silver Antoninus Pius (138 to 161 CE) Rome minted denarius. Obverse: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP TR PXXIII, laureate head right. Obverse: FELICITATI

A Group of Rare Ancient Parthian AR Silver Coins , All Different Kings and Types , Some Rare Types , Circa 500 B.C

Macrinus AR silver denarius, Rome. RV. PONTIFEX MAXIMUS - 19mm, 2,3 grams - ca.300AD - Property of a Manchester collector; acquired in the 1980s. - All items come with Free International postage, acco