Ancient Greek Coins - Black Sea - Apollonia Pontika -

Circa 450 BC. Obv: head of Apollo facing. Rev: anchor (right way up, hooks below), A on right, crayfish on left; uncertain magistrate's initials at far right. 1.32 grams. SNG BMC Black Sea -; Sear -;

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,

Date: ca. 2nd C BC Material: bronze Dimensions: 19-21mm ; 25.9grams Lot of 4 Ancient Greek Bronze Coins. Black sea region mints. Supern Ancient Coins in Great Condition. No Reserve: This lot starts at

Date: ca. 2nd C BC Material: bronze Dimensions: 17-20mm ; 25.8grams Lot of 4 Ancient Greek Bronze Coins. Black sea region mints. Supern Ancient Coins in Great Condition. No Reserve: This lot starts at

Men's silver ring with an ancient greek coin set in it. An extremely fine handworked unique piece done in Florence (Italy) in modern style with a touch of ancient in it: a Black Sea silver Drachm from

Northern Greece, Thrace, Black Sea Region, Apollonia Pontika, ca. mid to late 4th century BCE. An extremely fine silver drachm! Obverse: facing gorgoneion or Medusa head. Reverse: anchor with "A" and

Ancient Greece, Islands of Thrace, Apollonia Pontika, ca. 450 to 400 BCE. A fine pair of silver drachma from Apollonia Pontika depicting a frontal face of Medusa with large eyes, mouth agape, and a ra

DESCRIPTION: Greek Silver Didrachm 450-400 B.C. Apollonia Pontika Ancient Coin CIRCA: 450-400 B.C ORIGIN: Greece DIMENSIONS: D: 12mm CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for details on item

Lot of 6 Ancient Greek Black Sea Area Bronze Arrow heads c.350 BC. size 32-36 mm, 1 1/4 -1 3/8 inches length. Arrowhead-money cast bronze with socket for shaft, barb at base. Meloy.1266. great quality

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Ca. Late 5th - 4th Century BC Obv: Facing gorgoneion with protruding tongue Rev: Anchor; A and crayfish flanking, all within circular incuse. SNG Bulgaria 229ff.; SNG BM Black Sea 157; HGC 3.2, 1323 S

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

4th-3rd BC. Obv: two male heads facing, the right head inverted. Rev: ISTRIH, eagle standing left on dolphin, A below. AMNG 416; BMC 2; BM Black Sea 237-238; Canarache 51, 55, 58-60. 5.99 grams. (").

Jenkins, G.K, "Ancient Greek Coins", New York, 1972. 310 pages. Loaded with excellent black and white photos. Jenkins was keeper of the Department of Coins and Medals in the British Museum.  Also, Su

Thrace, Black Sea Area, Apollonia Potika, ca. late 4th century BCE. A reduced silver drachm. Obverse: Anchor, crayfish to right and A to left. Reverse: Gorgoneion or Medusa head facing. S.1655, SNG BM

Greek on the Black Sea Ancien Art from the Hermitage Trofimova A.A. (2007). Los Angeles, J. Paul Getty Museum. ISBN: 978-0-89236-883-9 CHF 50 / 100 EUR 45 / 91 _____________________________ Th

Beautiful SILVER coin from Pantikapaion in the Black Sea area - BOSPOR. The coins from that area are very rare and very collectable. You can check CNG catalog and you will see the high prices for that

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before die struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They are

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia (presently Ukraine) which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before dying struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commer

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before dying struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They a

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before die struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They are

From the Greek Black Sea colony of Olbia which provided slaves, cereal, and fish. Before die struck coinage, these dolphin figures served as a means of exchange, vital for commerce to thrive. They are

Title: Ancient Greece. Olbia. Dolphin coins. Group of 3 Date/Period: 500-300Â’s B.C.E. Dimension: 28 mm. 28 mm. 33 mm Material: Bronze unit. Description: Ancient Greece. Olbia, on the Black Sea. 50

Title: Ancient Greece. Olbia, dolphin coin. Date/Period: 500-300 B.C.E Dimension: 23 mm Material: Bronze Description: Ancient Greece. Olbia. On the black sea coast. 500-300 B.C.E. Dolphin shaped Bronz