1524-1576 Shahi Safavid Tahmasp I AR Shahi Mashad Coin

Medieval Silver Billion Coin of Ancient India, Kabul Shahi Dynasty ( c. 500 - 1026 A.D. Shahi Kings of Kabul & Gandhara: Samanta Deva (Honorable Chief Commander) AR Billon Jital ( 15 mm, 3.27 gm ) Obv

Lot of 8 Ancient Coins - Medieval India Silver Jitals. size 15 mm, weight approximately 3.0 grams Ancient Coins - Medieval India Silver Jital Shahis, Khudarayuka mixed types, Bull & Horseman. VF.

Persia, The Efsahris, Madir Shah, 1146 to 1160 AH; Nadirabad Mint, year 1151 AH, AR 20 shah. 1200 Nokhod Standard, 23.1 grams. OBVERSE: Arabic inscription. REVERSE: Arabic inscription. Poole 247. Pro

**Originally Listed At $300** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 222 to 235 CE. A silver coin from the reign of the Roman Emperor Severus Alexander in a modern 14K gold pendant setting. Total weight: 5.8 gra

**Originally Listed At $275** Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 317 to 326 CE. A silver coin issued in honor of Crispus, son of Constantine I in a modern 14K gold pendant setting. (Size: 1.5" L x .875" W (3

Apollonia Pontika Greek AR (Silver) Coin, Thrace. Diobol. 450-400 BC (SNG BM Black Sea-171). (SNG Stancomb-46). Anv.: Medusa's head facing. Rev.: Anchor raised, on the left "A", on the right crayfish,

[ANCIENT] Macedonia. Alexander the Great. Three AR Coins. (c. 330 BC) comprising two tetradrachm and a drachm.

17th century A.D. Group comprising: shillings (3), sixpences (3), smaller denominations (12). 30.80 grams total. Found Pembroke area, Pembrokeshire, 1980s-2000s. Property of the finder.[18, No Reserve

**First Time At Auction** A group of five Roman Egyptian coins struck in Alexandria. This includes several nice potin tetradrachms, including one of Gallienus with eagle reverse; one of Salonina, wife

**First Time At Auction** Northwestern Europe, Kingdom of Denmark / England, Northumbria, Anglo-Viking, ca. 900 CE. A rare 93% silver penny coin from the Kingdom of Northumbria, during the Viking Age.

An ancient Greece silver coin, AR Tetradrachm. 261-246 BC. Seleukid Empire, Antiochos II Theos. Featuring diademed head of Antiochus II bust turned to the right on the obverse and Apollo seated left o

Roman Republic > Q. Pompeius Rufus, 54 BCE: AR Denarius (17.5 x 18.5mm, 4g); curule chair between arrow and laurel branch / curule chair between lituus and wreath. References: Crawford 434/2, Sydenham

Roman Republic > M. Aburius M.f. Geminus, 132 BCE: AR Denarius (19.5 x 185mm, 3.9g); helmeted head of Roma facing right with X asterisk mark of value below chin & legend GEM behind / Sol holding reins

KINGDOM OF BACTRIA-HELIOCLES ANCIENT SILVER COIN AR TETRADRACHM, C. 145/130 BC

ALEXANDER III ANCIENT SILVER COIN AR TETRADRACHM EARLY POSTHUMOUS ISSUE, AD 336-323

Roman Republic > M. Aburius M.f. Geminus, 132 BCE: AR Denarius (19.5 x 185mm, 3.9g); helmeted head of Roma facing right with X asterisk mark of value below chin & legend GEM behind / Sol holding reins

Roman Republic > Anonymous: AR Didrachm/Quadrigatus (19 x 18mm, 5.4g); laureate head of Janus / Jupiter holding scepter & hurling thunderbolt, in galloping quadriga facing right, with Victory at left

Roman Imperial coinage > Antoninus Pius, 138-161 AD: AR Denarius (19 x 18.5mm, 3g), struck AD 148-149; laureate head facing right & legend ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP TRP XII / Salus standing facing left, f

12th-17th century A.D.. Group comprising: including a Henry III long voided cross penny, thirteen Edward pennies, Richard II halfpenny, Henry VIII penny, James I halfgroat, and one Elizabeth I penny,

Ancient Alexander III. 336-323 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.9 gm, 25 mm).Head of Herakles right, wearing lion’s skin headdress /Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre. Good Very Fine.

Mylasa, Circa 300 BC. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin headdress / Zeus Aëtophoros seated left, holding sceptre; AΛΕΞΑ?ΔΡΟΥ to right, monogram in left field, EY

Greek Silver AR Tetradrachm Coin of Antiochos VIII Epiphanes (Grypos), Seleukid Kingdom, Syria, 121-96 B.C. Greek, c. 121-96 B.C. Obverse: diademed head of Antiochos VIII with a fillet border. Reverse

Ancient Greece > Thasos, circa 500-480 BCE: AR Stater (19.5 x 20mm, 7.7g); ithyphallic satyr advancing right, carrying off protesting nymph / Quadripartite incuse square. References: HGC 6, S-1746; GF

Roman Imperial coinage > Sabina Augusta, 128-136/7 AD: AR Denarius (17.25 x 16.5mm, 3.6g), struck under Hadrian, circa 134-136 AD; draped bust facing right, wearing stephane, hair falling in plait dow