2nd-1st Centuries BC AR Drachm NGC - XF

ATTICA. Athens. Ca. 2nd-1st centuries BC. AR tetradrachm (27mm, 11h). NGC VG, marks, edge filing. New Style coinage, ca. 125/4 BC. Polymon, Alcetes, and Luci, magistrates. Head of Athena right, wearin

2nd-1st century B.C. Obvs: profile bust (some with legend before). Revs: horse (some with legend below). 9.48 grams total. (). Ex UK private collection. [5]

2nd-1st century B.C. Obvs: profile bust (some with legend before). Revs: horse (some with legend below). 9.61 grams total. (). Ex UK private collection. [5]

NGC Isl. Of Euboea Histiaea c.3rd-2nd Centuries BC AR tetrobol(.79g) obv nymph or maenad rv nymph on stern of ship Graded XF By NGC. The Cost Of Slabbing Alone is $50 A Key Date's Pick

EASTERN CELTS. 2nd-1st century BC. Drachm (Silver, 15mm, 2.09 g 12), 'Kugelwange' type. O:\ Celticized laureate head of Zeus to right. R:\ Horse galloping left; above, circlet. Flesche 615-618. Göb

ANCIENT BAKTRIA INDIA & CHINA : YUEH-CHI. Sapadbizes, late 1st century BC. AR Drachm, Silver. CAΠA[...] Draped bust to right, wearing crested Macedonian helmet adorned with bull’s horn and e

Ancient indo-Parthian Silver Coin: INDO-PARTHIAN. Seistan. Gondophares. Circa mid-late 1st century BC. AR Drachm (17mm, 3.18 gm). Diademed bust right / Gondophares seated right on low throne, holding

KINGS of PERSIS. VÄdfradÄd (Autophradates) IV. 1st century BC. AR Drachm (17mm, 3,52 gm) Istakhr (Persepolis) mint. Diademed bust right; crescent above / Fire temple surmounted by Ahura-Mazda; to le

KINGS of PERSIS. Uncertain king I. 2nd century BC. AR Drachm. (12mm, 1.55 gm). Head right with very short beard, wearing diadem and kyrbasia surmounted by eagle; crescent on kyrbasia / Fire temple, Ah

INDO-PARTHIANS, Aria or Margiana. Tanlis Mardates, with Raggodeme. Mid-late 1st century BC. AR Drachm (17mm, 3.64 gm). Helmeted bust of Tanlis Mardates right / Veiled bust of Raggodeme right, holding

Histiaea, Euboea Island, c.3rd-2nd Centuries BC, AR Tetrobol, NGC F

PARTHIAN KINGDOM. ESTIMATE $225 - $250.

THRACIAN CHERSONESUS, GREEK COINAGE. ESTIMATE $225 - $250.

PAMPHYLIA. Side. Ca. 3rd-2nd centuries BC. AR tetradrachm (29mm, 11h). NGC VF. Attic standard. De-, magistrate. Head of Athena right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet / Nike advancing left, wreath up

Euboea Histiaea Ca. 3rd-2nd Centuries BC. AR tetrobol (15mm, 12h) NGC VF. Head of Nymph right, wearing vine-leaf crown, earring and necklace/ Nymph Histiaea seated right on winged galley stern, stylis

KINGS of PERSIS. Vahšīr (Oxathres). 1st century BC-1st century AD. AR Drachm (10mm, 0.65 gm). Type 2. Istakhr (Persepolis) mint. Diademed bust left; symbol to right / Vahšīr (Oxathres) sta

NGC 2nd-1st Century BC Lydia, Sardes AE18 Ancient Roman Coin Ancient Graded VG By NGC. Sardis or Sardes was an ancient city best known as the capital of the Lydian Empire. After the fall of the Lydian

INDO-PARTHIANS 1ST CENTURY BC-1ST CENTURY ANCIENT SILVER COIN AR DRACHM, ISSUE OF PHRAATES IV

Ancient Greek Silver Drachm c.490-425 BC PAPHLAGONIA, SINOPE Denomination: AR DrachmNGC Certified Grade: XF Strike: 3/5 Surface: 5/5Head of Eagle left, reverse, bipartite incuse punch.

Illyria Apollonia Silver Drachm (3rd-1st Cent. BC) Ch Fine RBJ no: 284637 Year: 3rd-1st Century BC Grade: Fine Grade Service: None Denomination: AR Drachm Mint Mark: Not Shown Metal Conte

2nd-1st century B.C. Group comprising: mixed issues and types. 7.21 grams total, 18 mm each. . From the private collection of a New York, USA gentleman. [2, No Reserve]

ANCIENT GREEK KINGS OF MACEDON. PHILIP III ARRHIDAIOS. 336-323 BC. AR Drachm. In the name of ALEXANDER III.Sardes mint. Struck under Menander, circa 323/2 BC. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin

1st century B.C.-2nd century A.D. Group comprising: Phoenicia, Tyre, hippocamp and owl, AR obol; Lydia Magnesia, Asklepios AE; Lydia, Marcus Aurelius, Telesephorus AE. 8.16 grams total. (). Property o

1st century BC-2nd century AD. Group comprising: Parthia, Vologases III, drachms (8); with Indo-Greek, drachms (2; various issues"). 32 grams total. . [10]