Ancient Greek Coins - Phocaea - Ionia - Civic Coinage -

Klazomenai, also known as Clazomenae, was an ancient Greek city located on the coast of Ionia (modern-day Turkey). The city issued coinage during various periods, and one such coin is the AR Tetradrac

Lot of twelve numismatic reference works: Silver Weights of countries from 1850-1979; The Story of Money (2); An Outline of Ancient Greek Coins; Roman Imperial Coins; The Modern Coinage of Kutch; The

500 BC. Cast coinage. Obvs: central pellet with four spokes and raised rim. Revs: plain or ??? across centre. 4.70 grams total. See SNG BMC 221. [4, No Reserve]

5th-3rd century BC. A group of flat sectioned bronze dolphins with detailing of the eye, dorsal fin and tail. 18 grams, 25-33mm (1 3/4"). Sear 1684. This unique type of coinage was cast in Olbia, in t

Ancient Greek Coins - Magnesia ad Maeandrum - Alexander III (The Great) - Tetradrachm. 282-225 BC. Posthumous issue, Ionia mint. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress. Rev: ALEXANDRO

LOT (3) ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS INCLUDING BITHYNIA KIOS, AR HEMIDRACHM (BC 350-300), 12MM; GAUL MASSALIA, AR OBOL (BC 320-300), 9MM; BOEOTIA FEDERAL COINAGE, AR HEMIDRACHM (BC 379-371), 15MM

Lot of 5 Ancient Greek Fraction Silver coins c.500 BC. Size 7 - 9 grams. A collection of mixed types Greek fractional coinage.

Ancient Greek Bactria INDIA, Kushan Empire. temp. Kujula Kadphises – Vima Takto. Circa AD 80-113. Æ Didrachm . Attic standard. Uncertain (Begram?) mint. The only Kushan Coin in the Greek Coinage St

Roman, ca. 300 BCE - 600 CE. Interesting study lot of 31 ancient Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Near-eastern coins.  Included are silver Imperial and large bronze Roman coinage and numerous denomination

Ionia, Miletus, 6th-5th Century BC, Greek Coinage, AR Obol NGC F4934426208

Ionia, Miletus, late 6th-5th Centuries BC, Greek Coinage, AR Obol, NGC VG Oversize Holder4934426237

479-412 BC. Obv: crab, no symbol. Rev: AKRAC-ANTOS (N retrograde) legend above and beneath eagle standing left. BMC 38-39; Hoover HGC 78; SNG ANS 970ff; Sear 741. 16.75 grams.

400-344 BC. Obv: head of nymph Larissa, three-quarters facing to left. Rev: LARIS-AIWN legend above and beneath horse grazing right, left forefoot raised. BMC 57; Sear 2120. 6.09 grams.

Circa 297-281 B.C. Lampsakos mint. Obv: diademed head of the deified Alexander right, with horn of Ammon. Rev: BA?I?E?? ?Y?IMAXOY with Athena seated left, holding Nike, shield against throne, monogram

After 449 B.C. Obv: helmeted head of Athena right, full eye, wearing earring, necklace, and crested Attic helmet ornamented with three laurel leaves and vine scroll. Rev: AQE to right of owl standing

Ancient Greek Coins Now Earrings And Pendant, Ca. 380 BC, H 2.2" 40g 3 pcs | Choker set with moonstones and Zeres coin. Pair earrings set with 7mm. moonstones. 14K yellow gold. Property of a Grosse Po

Kingdom of Macedon, Antigonos I Monophthalmos AR Tetradrachm. 16.99g, 24mm, 2h. Struck as Strategos or king of Asia under Aspesias, in the name and types of Alexander III. Susa, circa 316-311 BC. Head

485-466 B.C. Deinomenid Tyranny, struck under Hieron I. Obv: bearded charioteer driving slow quadriga walking right, Nike flying right above, crowning the horses. Rev: SYRAKOSION legend clockwise from

94-83 BC. Antioch ad Orontem mint. Obv: diademed head of Antiochos X right. Rev: BASILEWS ANTIOXOY EYSEBOYS FILOPATOROS legend to right and left of Zeus seated left, holding Nike and sceptre; omega-S

580-480 BC. Obv: naked ithyphallic satyr with long hair, running right in a crouching posture, carrying off a nymph who is raising right arm in protest, her hand shown as the palm and the thumb. Rev:

336-328 BC. Pella mint. Obv: laureate head of Zeus right. Rev: FILIP-POY above naked male rider on horseback right, holding long palm branch; dolphin swimming right beneath horse. 14.04 grams. SNG ANS

Antique Ancient Greek Coins Mixed Sicily Gela And More Lot Of 24 .We can not guarantee authenticity of these items. Please, review all the photos and ask any questions prior to auction. No returns or

356-342 BC. Obv: head of the nymph Larissa facing slightly left, with hair in ampyx. Rev: LARIS-AIWN legend above and beneath horse right, about to lie down. Lorber, Phase L-III, 43; Hoover HGC 453; B

1st century BC. Group comprising: Persia and Parthia hemidrachms, including two hemidrachms of Artaxerxes (Ardashir II, 50-1 BC) showing the king wearing a crenellated crown on the obverse and the kin