Parion - Gorgoneion Hemidrachm

400-300 BC. Obv: head of gorgoneion facing. Rev: PA-RI legend above and beneath bull standing left, head turned right, bucranium below. BMC 19; SNG von Aulock 7423; SNG Stockholm 2057; SNG Tuebingen 2

Ancient Greece > Parion (Parium): Hemidrachm (13.5 x 13mm, 2.25g), 350-300 BCE; head of Gorgoneion facing, sticking tongue out (not snake), no crown on head / bull standing to left with head reverted

Ancient Greece > Parion (Parium): Hemidrachm (13.5 x 13mm, 2.25g), 350-300 BCE; head of Gorgoneion facing, sticking tongue out (not snake), no crown on head / bull standing to left with head reverted

Lot of 2 Ancient Greek MYSIA, Parion. 4th century BC. AR Hemidrachm (12-13mm, 2.43-1.74 grams). Silver hemidrachm Bull standing left, head right / Gorgoneion (hole). And THRACE, Apollonia Pontika. Sil

ca. 4th Century BCE. Fine struck crisp visual head Gorgoneion obv. Rev.: PI, bull n. L. with head turned back, including the crescent moon. BMC 21. Weight: 2.64 gProvenance: EX Nomos Auction 11, 2015,

Parion. AR Hemidrachm. Circa 350-300 BC (12.4mm, 2.34g, 9h). Bull standing to left, head turned back to right; pellet between hindlegs; Rev.: Facing gorgoneion. SNG BN -. Unpublished in the standard r

5th century BC. Obvs: gorgoneion head facing. Revs: irregular punch. 9.63 grams total. ("). [3]

475 B.C. Obv: head of gorgoneion facing. Rev: linear cross-like shape in incuse. SNG France 1349; Rosen Coll. 525. 3.31 grams. (). Ex UK private collection. [No Reserve]

475 B.C. Obv: head of gorgoneion facing. Rev: linear cross-like shape in incuse. SNG France 1349; Rosen Coll. 525. 3.16 grams. (). Ex UK private collection. [No Reserve]

475 B.C. Obv: head of gorgoneion facing. Rev: linear cross-like shape in incuse. SNG France 1349; Rosen Coll. 525. 3.34 grams. (). Ex UK private collection. [No Reserve]

Head of Gorgo facing / Cow standing left. SNG France 1385-1386. VF 3582

LOT (3) ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS INCLUDING PARION, MYSIA AR HEMIDRACHM (BC 400), 12MM; GREEK SIKYON AR HEMIDRADM (BC 360-330), 16MM; MACEDONIAN NEAPOLIS, AR OBOL (BC 480-450), 8MM

Ancient Greece > Parion: 3/4 Drachm or AR Tetrobol (11.5 x 12mm, 3g),c. 480 BCE; head of Gorgoneion facing / incuse square containing cruciform pattern with dot at center. Reference: S-3917; F-VF, obv

MYSIA, Parion. 500-475 BC. AR Drachm. 3.35 gr. – 13.1 mm. Gorgoneion / Incuse punch with rough design. SNG France 1343; Asyut 612; SNG Copenhagen 256. VF\XF

Lot of 9 Ancient MYSIA, Parion. 5th century BC. Silver Drachms (12-14 mm, 2.68- 3.82 grams). Facing gorgoneion with protruding tongue / Disorganized linear pattern within incuse square. SNG BN 1351–

MYSIA, Parion. Circa 500-475 BC. AR Drachm. 3.00 gr. – 11.9 mm. Gorgoneion / Incuse punch with rough design. SNG France 1343; Asyut 612; SNG Copenhagen 256. VF+

4th century BC. Obv: head of Gorgoneion facing. Rev: PA-RI above and beneath bull standing left, head turned back. Sear 3919, Dewing 2204, BMC 14-16, SNG VA 1319, SNG France 1356-1357. 2.40 grams. (")

4th century BC. Obv: head of Gorgoneion facing. Rev: PA-RI above and beneath bull standing left, head turned back. Sear 3919, Dewing 2204, BMC 14-16, SNG VA 1319, SNG France 1356-1357. 1.98 grams. (")

Roman, Holy Land / Phoenicia, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A remarkable rectangular segment from the end of a lead sarcophagus executed in relief with images encoded by its makers with deep meaning abou

Roman, Holy Land / Phoenicia, ca. 2nd to 4th century CE. A stunning rectangular segment from the long side of a lead sarcophagus executed in relief with a top border comprised of several laurel leaves

**First Time At Auction** Greece, Hellenistic period, ca. 323 to 30 BCE. A dazzling gold applique featuring the repousse image of a gorgoneion - the head of a woman with hair of venomous snakes - surr

Ancient Greece, early Hellenistic Period, ca. 3rd century BCE. A fine mold-made terracotta votive shield of a discoid form with a concave base, a pair of pierced suspension holes, and a stylized gorgo

Magna Graecia, South Italic Colonies, ca. 4th century BCE. A mold-made earthenware antefix depicting a Gorgoneion or the head of a Gorgon - a frightening beast-like female creature seen as early as th

Greece, Sikyon, ca. 360 to 330 BCE. Silver hemidrachm with chimaera facing left, dove on reverse flying left. The dove was the symbol of Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty. Coin set in 14kt gold mo