MYSIA, Pergamon (after 133 BC) TETRADRA

200-133 BC. City name illegible, possibly a mint in Pamphylia. Obv: helmeted head of Athena right. Rev: illegible with female standing front. Pergamon, Mysia. Obv: helmeted head of Athena right, star

Mysia. Pergamon circa 200-30 BC. Bronze Æ 2.25 gr. – 15.0 mm. O:\ Laureate head of Asklepios right. R:\ AΣKΛHΠIOY ΣΩTHPOΣ, serpent-entwined staff. SNG von Aulock 1373. XF

Mysia. Pergamon circa 150-100 BC. Bronze 5.20 gr. – 19.0 mm. O:\ Head of Athena right, wearing Attic crested helmet. R:\ ΠΕΡΓΑΜΗÎΩÎ, Nike standing right, holding p

Mysia, Pergamon. Anonymous Civic Issue. Mid-late 2nd century B.C. Bronze. 3.20 gr. – 14.7 mm. Laureate head of Asklepios right / ΑΣ-ΚΛΗΠΙΟΣ / ΣΩΤΗ�

Mysia. Kingdom of Pergamon - Philetairos, ca. 269/8-263 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.7g), Pergamon mint. BMC 28; SC 309.5; See Ingvaldsen, Philetaerus in Norway, in H. Nilsson, ed., Florilegium Numismaticum

1st century B.C. Obv: head of Asclepios right. Rev: inscription each side of serpent coiled round omphalos. Cf. SNG BN 1855 (Pergamum). 5.08 grams. (). Property of a Cambridgeshire, UK, gentleman. Acc

200-1 BC. Civic issue. Obv: helmeted head of Athena right. Rev: AQHNAS NIKHFOROY legend to right and left of trophy. SNG Cop. 398-399; Amsterdam 34-35; BMC 180-182; SNG Lewis 835-838; Lindgren I 300;

133-1 BC. Obv: cista mystica, with serpent emerging, all within ivy-wreath. Rev: PER monogram to left of bow in bowcase ornamented with an aplustre, coiled serpents to left and right; IE and PRY monog

Head of Athena right / Trophy. SNG v. Aulock 1374. XF Country:ancient Greece - Mysia

Head of Athena left / Two bull´s heads opposing each other. BMC 13. VF Country:ancient Greece - Mysia

Head of Athena right / Nike to right. SNG BN 1794. VF+ Country:ancient Greece - Mysia

Laureate head of Asklepios right / Serpent around omphalos. SNG von Aulock 1372. VF+

Bust of Tyche right / Zeus standing left. SNG München 463. VF 3874

LYDIA. Sardes. circa 133 BC-AD 14. Bronze. 6.85 gr. – 17.2 mm. O:\ Laureate head of a Herakles to right, with lion's skin tied around neck. R:\ ΣΑΡΔΙΑÎΩÎ; Apollo stan

ANCIENT LYDIA TRALLEIS (189-133 BC) AR TETRADRACHM COIN, 29MM (VF)

133 BC. Rome mint. Obv: head of Roma right with XVI monogram behind. Rev: Venus in biga right with P CALP below and ROMA in exergue. BMC 968; Sydenham 468; Crawford 247/1; Sear 124. 3.83 grams. [No Re

154 BC-133 BC (Very Rare), Ancient Celtic Iberia Coin/City of Kastilo, Bull on Reverse, Over 2,100 years old!

350 BC Mysia Gambrion bronze coin, obverse engraved laureate head of Apollo right, reverse engraved tripod, lettering TAM, D: 10.2 mm, 0.85 grams. PROVENANCE: Private collection of Ken Dorney, classic

Mysia, Kyzikos. circa 480 BC. Obol AR (10mm, 0.75g). O:\ Forepart of boar left, tunny upward to right. R:\ Head of roaring lion left, retrograde K to upper left, all within incuse square. Von Fritze I

MYSIA, Parion. 500-475 BC. AR Drachm. 3.35 gr. – 13.1 mm. Gorgoneion / Incuse punch with rough design. SNG France 1343; Asyut 612; SNG Copenhagen 256. VF\XF

MYSIA, Parion. Circa 500-475 BC. AR Drachm. 3.00 gr. – 11.9 mm. Gorgoneion / Incuse punch with rough design. SNG France 1343; Asyut 612; SNG Copenhagen 256. VF+

MYSIA. Cyzicus. 480-400 B.C. AR Obol. 0.85 gr. - 9,2 mm. O:\ Forepart of boar left, tunny fish upward facing at right. R:\ Lion's head to left in incuse square, "K" in retrograde to upper left. BMC-15

Mysia, Lampsakos, 350-300 BC. Bronze. Æ 1.25 gr. – 11.1 mm. Female head r. R/ Forepart of Pegasos r. SNG BnF 1223-6; SNG Copenhagen 206-7. XF

LOT (3) ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS INCLUDING PARION, MYSIA AR HEMIDRACHM (BC 400), 12MM; GREEK SIKYON AR HEMIDRADM (BC 360-330), 16MM; MACEDONIAN NEAPOLIS, AR OBOL (BC 480-450), 8MM