SICILY, Syracuse (317-289 BC) 5 LITRAI.

Sicily. Syracuse. Agathocles, ca. 317-289 BC. AR Tetradrachm (17.2g), period 2, ca. 305 BC. ACNAC 6, Dewing 943. Obverse: Head of Arethusa left, four dolphins swimming around. Reverse: Charioteer driv

**First Time At Auction** Greek, Sicily, Syracuse, Agathokles, ca. 317 to 289 BCE. A bronze AE trias coin struck circa 304 to 289 BCE. Obverse: Draped bust of Artemis Soteira right, quiver over should

SICILY, Syracuse. Hieronymos. 215-214 BC. Silver 10 Litrai (22mm, 7.03 g, 3h). Diademed head right / Winged thunderbolt; A? above. Holloway 23 (O11/R20); BAR Issue 79; HGC 2, 1567. Thick and rough fin

344-317 BC silver stater, 8.4 grams Provenance: Private Collection

SICILY. Entella. Punic issues. 300-289 BC. AR Tetradrachm. 21.5 mm - 17.03 gr. 8h. O:\ Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin. R:\ Head of horse left; club to left, palm tree to right, Punic M�

SICILY, Syracuse. Circa 390 BC. Æ Litra. 7,03 gr. - 19,5 mm. O:\ ΣYΡA, helmeted head of Athena left, wearing necklace and Corinthian helmet decorated with an olive wreath; dolphins before an

Janiform female head / Horse galopping right. SNG Cop. 718. VF Country:Ancient Greece – Sicily

Title: Sicily. Syracuse. Ca. 475-470 BC. AR tetradrachm Origin: Syracuse Date/Period: 475-470 BC Materials: Silver Dimensions: 25 mm. 17.0 gm. Sicily. Syracuse. Ca. 475-470 BC. AR tetradrachm. 25 mm.

SICILY, Syracuse. Dionysios I, 405-367 BC. Drachm (Bronze, 32mm, 34.13 g 9). O:\ ΣYPA Head of Athena to left, wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with wreath. R:\. Sea-star between two dolphins. SN

ELECTROTYPE, Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron I. 478-466 BC. AR Dekadrachm (35mm, 35.95 g, 3h). ‘Demareteion’ issue. Charioteer, holding kentron in right hand and reins in both, driving slow quadriga righ

Sicily, Syracuse, Decadrachm, c. 400-390 BC; AR (g 41,35; mm 36; h 11); Charioteer driving fast quadriga l., flying Nike crowning him; in ex. display of military harness set on two steps, Rv. Head of

**Originally Listed At $75** Sicily, Syracuse. Hieron II (275-215 BC). Æ Hemilitron (17 grams), ca. 240 to 215 BCE. Diademed head l. R/ Warrior on horseback rearing r., holding transverse spear; A to

ANCIENT LOT of 2. Greek. Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II (ca. 275-215 BC). AE litra. Size 18-19 mm. Fine-Choice Fine. Bronze litrae, head of Poseidon left, wearing taenia / trident head, dolphin swimming

ANCIENT LOT of 2. Greek. Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II (ca. 275-215 BC). AE litra. Size 19-20 mm. Choice Very Fine. Bronze litrae, head of Poseidon left, wearing taenia / trident head, dolphin swimming

ANCIENT LOT of 2. Greek. Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II (ca. 275-215 BC). AE litra. Size 18-20 mm. Fine-Choice Fine. Bronze litrae, head of Poseidon left, wearing taenia / trident head, dolphin swimming

ANCIENT LOT of 2. Greek. Sicily. Syracuse. Hieron II (ca. 275-215 BC). AE litra. Size 18-21 mm. Fine-Choice Fine. Bronze litrae, head of Poseidon left, wearing taenia / trident head, dolphin swimming

Sicily, Syracuse Æ Hemidrachm. Time of Timoleon, circa 344-338 BC. 15.06 gr. - 24,8 mm. O:\ Laureate head of Zeus Eleutherios right, ZEΥΣ ΕΛΕΘΥΕPΙΟΣ around /

Syracuse, Sicily, Second Democracy, 415–405 BC. AE Unit. 3,83 gr. - 15,6 mm. O:\ Head of Arethusa left, wearing earring, necklace and sphendone, dolphin behind head. R:\ ΣY-ΡA across uppe

306-289 B.C. Agathokles mint. Obv: SWTEIRA legend with head of Artemis right, wearing earring and necklace, quiver behind shoulder. Rev: AGAQOKLEOS SYRAKOSEWN above and beneath winged thunderbolt. Cal

**First Time At Auction** Lot includes the following coins. Firstly 2 coins of same Hieron II with same attributions. First coin, Sicily, Syracuse, Hieron II, 275 to 215 BCE, AE 18. Sear 1223. Weight

Ancient SEXTUS POMPEY. Silver Denarius (3.87 gms), Uncertain mint in Sicily, 37/6 B.C. NGC Ch VF, Strike: 3/5 Surface: 3/5.cf. Cr-511/3; cf. CRI-334; cf. Syd-1344. Obverse brockage. Obverse: Bare head

Ancient Greek Silver Drachm Pendant Philip III Arrhidaios. 323-317 BC. Silver drachm (coin size 16mm, total weight with pendant 5.81 grams, 12h). Pendant size 23 mm. KINGS of MACEDON. Philip III Arrhi

The AR Decadrachm from Syracuse, Sicily, engraved by Euainetos and dated to 405-400 B.C., is a masterpiece of ancient Greek numismatics. Euainetos was a talented engraver whose work is highly esteemed

The Arethusa Facing Head Tetradrachm from Syracuse, Sicily, attributed to the master engraver Kimon, is a notable and highly prized coin in ancient Greek numismatics. Kimon was one of the most renowne