Ancient Nabatean Coin Aretas lV 9 BCE- 40 CE

Ancient Nabatean. Aretas IV. 9 B.C.E - 40 C.E. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. The bidder who has submitted t

Title: Ancient Nabatean kingdom, 9 B.C.E -40 C.E. ARETES IV Date/Period: 9 B.C.E -40 C.E. Size: 16 mm Materials: Bronze unit Additional Information: Ancient Nabatean kingdom. Petra. 9 B.C.E -40 C.E. C

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 40 BCE to 408 CE. A collection of 15 bronze, copper, and silver coins from throughout the Roman Empire. Each is clearly identified with a hand written label, and placed in

9 BC-40 AD. Petra mint. Obv: jugate busts of Aretas, laureate and draped, Shaqilath, draped, right. Rev: Aramaic legend Aretas Shuqai lat with crossed cornucopia. BMC 14-22; Meshorer, Nabatean Coins,

Near East / Central Asia, Mesopotamia, Sumer, ca. 2000 to 500 BCE; Turkey / Iran, Luristan culture, ca. 1400 to 800 BCE. Near East, Israel / Palestine, Judea, ca. 100 BCE to 40 CE. A collection of anc

Judea: Herod the Great, Pruta c.22-10/9 BCE; 13 - 14.5mm, 1.15g. Anchor with inscription / double cornucopia; based on Hen-1188. -------------------- This lot is being offered in a buy or bid sale for

9 bc-40 ad ancient bronze coin

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

Rome and the Islamic world, ca. 211 BCE to 274 CE; and ca. 700 to 1000 CE. These are two Roman silver coins, both with male busts on the front and one with what appears to be a female bust wearing a c

[ANCIENT] A Large Collection of Roman Bronze Coins (4th Century BCE-3rd Century CE)

Ancient Greek, Roman, & Parthian Empire, ca. 4th century BCE to 3rd century CE. A collection of 6 ancient coins cast from bronze and silver. Greek Euboea Eretria AR silver drachm, 357-267 BCE. Obverse

Year 3, 68/9 CE Amphora with lid type. A particularly nice example, well centered with clear legends.

Year 3, 68/9 CE Amphora with lid type. A nice example, well centered with sharp details. s.

Greece, ca. 4th to 5th century BCE; Central Asia, Indo-Scythian, ca. 58 BCE; Tabaristan, ca. 8th century CE. A collection of 4 coins that are professionally slabbed by NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corpora

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, from Han to Qing (Ching) Dynasties, ca. 175 BCE to 1600 CE. A group of six bronze coins, each from a different dynasty: Western Han, Wang Mang, Tang, Northe

Ancient Silver Scythian, Azez Coin 40 BC Afghanistan 24mm, 9-grams Dimensions: 23.52 x 3.20 mm* Weight: 9.00 grams* * (estimate/approximately)

Ancient Greece > Sicily > Syracuse, circa 480-470 BCE: AR Obol (9 x 9.5mm, 0.65g); head of Arethusa facing right / four-spoke wheel. Reference: SNG ANS 116-118, S-917; good VF, obverse a little off-ce

**Originally Listed At $400** Roman, Republic to Imperial Period, ca. 300 BCE to 400 CE; Greece, ca. 400 BCE to 100 BCE. A collection of 11 silver coins from Roman and Greek empires - included is a Ro

**Originally Listed At $300** Roman, Republic to Imperial Period, ca. 3rd century BCE to 4th century CE; Greece, ca. 300 to 100 BCE; Byzantine Empire to Islamic periods, 4th to 7th century CE; South A

Three (3) bronze coins. Smallest, Ostrogothic Kingdom, Theodoric, 493 CE to 526 CE, AE 12, 5 Nummia. A Byzantine AE 40 nummi of Phocas, 602 CE to 610 CE, Antioch Mint, BMC 104. Seljuk Turks, Urtukids

Two different small bronze Prutoth, Macabbean period, by Yehonatan (Hebrew name) also known as Alexander Janneus 103-76 BCE. Also a small bronzr of Herod Archelaus,, 4 BCE - 6 CE, who was the King Her

Ancient Central Asia, Indo-Scythian Kingdom, ca. late 1st millennium BCE to mid-1st century CE. A fine group of 50 billon drachms made from silver. Included are: Azilises, ca. 57 to 35 BCE, King mount

**First Time At Auction** Roman, Republic to Imperial Period, ca. 3rd century BCE to 4th century CE; Greek, ca. 300 to 100 BCE; Near East, Holyland & Byzantine Empire, ca. 1st to 6th century CE. A col

402-450 and 491-518 AD. Group comprising: Theodosius II (2; Constantinopolis reverses), Anastasius I, 40 numia (Constantinople mint). 9.79 grams total. [3, No Reserve]