Stater (Struck 250-225 BC) Mesembria, GOLD (8.47g) Obv

330-250 B.C. Obv: two naked athletes, wrestling, grasping each other by the arms; KI between them. Rev: ESTEE legend with slinger advancing right; triskeles rotating left in right field, all within do

Six silver ancient coins. 1) Athena Owl , well centered , holed at 11 o'clock. 2) Two Istros stater Obv: double head Rev: Eagle and dolphin. 3) Half quadrigatus, Rome 225-212 BC, obv: double head l an

GAUL. Ambiani. Ca. 59-50 BC. AV stater (5.74 gm). Gallic War issue. Blank convex surface / Disjointed horse right, crescents and pellets around. Depeyrot, NC VI 161. SCBC 11. Well struck. NGC Choic

KINGS of MACEDON. ALEXANDER. As regent, 317-305 BC. AV Stater (18mm, 8.58 g, 11h). In the name and types of Philip II. Pella mint. Struck circa 317/6-315/4 BC. Laureate head of Apollo right / chariote

60-50 B.C. Obv: plain. Rev: horse right with symbols and pellets around and pellet below S. 11; DT 235; ABC 16. 6.14 grams. (). Ex DNW sale. UK private collection.

1st century B.C. Obv: profile bust left. Rev: horse left with vestiges of charioteer above and D sideways symbol below. 1.62 grams. (). Property of a North London, UK, gentleman.

1st century B.C. Obv: short line within faint crescent with traces of zig-zag border. Rev: horse right with charioteer arms above and eight-spoked wheel below. S. 38-39 variant (obverse); cf. BMC 471

Pontic Kingdom Mithradates VI 120-63 B.C. Gold Stater Graded NGC: Stunning gold coin from 120-63 BC. Mithradates VI, AV Stater. Strike 4/5, surface 2/5. Callatis, Lysimachus type Alexander III/Athena

Ancient SKYTHIA, Geto-Dacians. Koson. Mid 1st century BC. gold Stater (20mm, 8.61 gm). Roman consul accompanied by two lictors advancing left / Eagle standing left on scepter, holding wreath. Hourmouz

Eastern Europe, Skythia (also Scythian), Geto-Dacians. Koson, ca. mid-1st century BCE. Gold stater. Obv: Koson Roman Consul, togate, l. between two Lictors, carrying axe over shoulder; in front, monog

DESCRIPTION: Thracian Gold Coin Circa 54 BC. A gold stater represented one month's pay issued to Brutus army. Also known as the gold Coson stater of Brutus. Obverse said to be King Coson and 2 bodygua

Alexander the Great III AV Stater Gold Coin 336-323 BC

Title: 1845-D Liberty Head $2.50 Gold Coin Date/Period: 1845 Materials: Gold Dimension: 18mm Description: Between 1840 and 1907, a total of 11,921,171 Coronet quarter eagles were struck at five mints:

3rd century B.C. Obv: degraded bust right. Rev: horse left. 6.96 grams. Ex UK private collection.

Mint Error Mania 1924 Gold $20 St. Gaudens NGC Obverse Struck Thru MS64Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (IS/UBBB)

Mint Error Mania 1904 Gold $20 Liberty Head NGC Obverse Struck Thru MS62Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (IS/ULBB)

Mint Error Mania 1898 Gold $20 Liberty Head NGC Obverse Struck Thru MS61Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (IS/UBBB)

Mint Error Mania 1898-S Gold $20 Liberty Head NGC Obverse Struck Thru MS62Winner shall receive the exact coin shown here. (IS/UBBB)

2023 $25 1/2oz Gold A.G.E. NGC MS69 Obv Struck Thr

Macedon. Macedonian Kingdom - Philip III Arridaios, 323-317 BC (In the Name and Types of Philip II, 359-336 BC). AV Stater (8.6g), Abydos mint, ca. 320 BC, struck under Lennatos or Antigonos I Monopht

450-420 B.C. Unclear king. Obv: bull standing left (usually with winged solar disk above, ankh to left and name of king below). Rev: eagle flying left, dot in lower left corner, all within incuse squa

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

METAL: 18k gold. MEASUREMENTS: bracelet will fit up to 6 1/4" wrist and is 18mm wide. Set with 10mm ancient coins. MARKED: Bvlgari, 750, Thracia-Mesembria 5th cent BC, Thracia-Apollonia 4th cent

Ancient Corinthian Stater set in Silver / gold Necklace. Authentic Greek Silver coin Corinthian AR Stater Circa 405-345 BC. Pegasos flying left / Head of Athena left, wearing Corinthian helmet; Fire A