CILICIA: Celenderis

Cilicia, Tarsus. Trajan, AD 98-117. AR Tetradrachm (27mm, 14.99g). Struck AD. 100. Laureate head of Trajan right. Rev. Tyche of Tarsus seated right on rock outcropping holding palm frond, below, reiv

361-334 BC. Tarsos, Cilicia Ar. stater, 361-334 BC. BLTRZ, "BAAL TARZ" = BAALTARS; Baal of Tarsos enthroned left, head facing, holding eagle, corn-ear and bunch of grapes in right hand, lotus-headed s

CILICIA, Tarsos. Mazaios. Satrap of Cilicia, 361/0-334 BC. AR Stater,16.9 gram ,24mm. This Lot is held at Heritage of Civilization Gallery in the US and ships from this address.

COIN - (1) AR Slater 378-372 Cilicia Tarsos, Head of Arethusa. Reverse: Helmeted Head of Bearded Ares facing left. Fine+.

Cilicia, Tarsus. Hadrian AD 117-138. AR Tridrachm (25mm, 9.09 g). Laur. head of Hadrian right; Rev. Tyche seated l. on throne, holding palm and cornucopia; at feet river-god Cyndus swimming left; c/m:

CILICIA. Uncertain. Obol (4th century BC). 0.54 g. - 12 mm. O:\ Youthful male head left, wearing grain wreath. R:\ Eagle, with wings spread, standing left on lion left. Göktürk 43; SNG BN 474; S

Lot of 2 Cilicia Staters test cut

CILICIA. Seleukeia. 2nd-1st century BC. AE Bronze. 3.75 gr. – 19.7 mm. O:\ ΣA Laureate head of Apollo to right. R:\ ΣΕΛΕΥΚΕΩΠΤΩΠΠΡΟΣ Τ�

Kings of Cilicia. Tarkondimotos I 39-31 BC. Bronze Æ 10.55 gr. – 21.4 mm. O:\ Diademed head right, within dotted border. R:\ BAΣIΛEΩΣ TAPKONΔIMO-TOY; ΦIΛANTΩNIOY

Cilicia, Diocaesarea. Pseudo-autonomous issue, c. AD 100-150. Bronze Æ 3.85 gr. – 18.2 mm. O:\ Turreted, veiled and draped bust of Tyche r. R:\ Eagle standing r. on palm, head l. SNG BnF 85

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BULGARI, YELLOW GOLD AND COIN 'MONETE' RING Cilicia bronze coin. 18 karat yellow gold. Ring size 7 1/4. Stamp: BVLGARI (maker's mark) 750 CILICIA 400 av J.C. 9806. Gross weight: 8.30 dwt. Accompanie

Ancient Greek CILICIA. Tarsus. Mazaeus, as Satrap (361/0-334 BC). Silver stater (25mm, 10.74 gm, 3h). Choice VF, porosity. B'LTRZ (Aramaic), Ba'altars seated left, head facing, eagle, grain ear and gr

CILICIA, Soloi. Circa 440-410 BC. AR Stater (21.5mm, 10.65 g, 11h). Amazon kneeling left, wearing pointed cap, quiver and bowcase at her side, holding bow; ivy leaves to left, helmet to right / Grape

Grouping includes (30) Micronauts bronze age comics ranging from #2 - #36, including (2) 1st Cpt. Universe appearance comics, 1st appearance of Cilicia and Jasmine, death of Mircotron, Manthing cover

1853 CICILIA AND ITS GOVENORS THOMAS BAILY LIBRARY: An historical account of Cicily, Italy 1.) Title: Lares and Penates or Cilicia and its Governors; Being a Short Historical Account of that Province

Seven bronze/copper ancient coins. Heiron II, Phanagoria (Pontus and Bosporus), Cilicia Mopsos I, and three unidentified coins. Descriptions, weights, sizes and conditions are our best judgement and d

Title: Medieval Armenia 1226-1270 C.E. Date/Period: 1226-1270 C.E. Size: 20 mm Materials: Copper tank Additional Information: Medieval Armenia. Cilicia in Asia Minor. 1226-1270 C.E. Hethum I and Zabel

Messico. Willem Janszoon Blaeu (1571-1638). Nova Hispania et nova Calicia. 1636 Una carta geografica del Blaeu. Cartageografica a colori. Foxing e bruiture. mm. 500x388

A group of 5 Medieval Armenian coins. Cilician Armenia, c. 1226-1307 AD. Represented here are examples of copper poghs, kardez and tanks of kings Hetoum I (1226 - 1270 AD), Hetoum II (1289 - 1307 AD),

A group of 5 Cilician Armenian coins. Lot includes 5 bronzes coins from Cilician Armenia, c. AD 1226 - 1307. Represented here are examples of copper kardez of kings Hetoum I (AD 1226 - 1270), Hetoum I

Philip I Philadelphus (ca. 95/4–76/5 BC). AR Tetradrachm (uncertain Cilician mint, probably Tarsos, struck 94/3-88/7 BC). 25 mm - 15,13 gr. O:\ Diademed head right; filleted border. R:\ BAΣI

A group of 5 Medieval Armenian coins. Cilician Armenia, c. 1226-1307 AD. Represented here are examples of copper poghs, kardez and tanks of kings Hetoum I (1226 - 1270 AD), Levon II (1270 - 1289 AD),

A group of 5 Medieval Armenian bronze coins. Coins are from Cilician Armenia, c. AD 1226 – 1307, and represent bronze poghs, kardez and tanks of kings Hetoum I (AD 1226 – 1270), Levon II (AD 1270