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Collection of "Theodor Prowe" [Fedor Ivanovich Prowe (Moscow, 1872 – 1932)], sold in three parts by the firm Brüder Egger.


Gebr. Egger auction 17 (28 Nov 1904), collection Prowe
Gebr. Egger auction 40 (2 June 1912), collection Prowe II
Gebr. Egger auction 46 (11 June 1914), collection Prowe III

Auction catalogs referenced by Roman Provincial Coinage (RPC).

Greek and Roman Provincial coins from this large collection regularly still appear on the market.


Catalogs online (Uni. Heidelberg):

Prowe I: Available online
Prowe II: Available online
Prowe III: Available online



Bibliographic References:

Prowe-Egger I = Clain-Stefanelli 1759, Spring 150;
Prowe-Egger II = Clain-Stefanelli 1991, Spring 155;
Prowe-Egger III = Clain-Stefanelli 1991, Spring 159.


Of Prowe-Egger I, BCD wrote: "One should perhaps just quote John Spring who in turn quotes Leonard Forrer in Spink's 1929 NC: "the [Bruder Egger] catalogues... are still constantly consulted by scientists and collectors alike". This first Prowe offering includes a selection of Greek rarities, as well as some stunning large Roman Provincial bronzes” (Jacquier 48, 1096).

And: "The Prowe collection had an unusually high percentage of Greek rarities of which the most interesting were illustrated. In this first portion, the Roman Provincials were mixed with the Greek and included some large sized coins. Medallions were also to be found in the Roman section, together with some contorniates” (from Jacquier 47, 2071).

BCD's comments on Prowe-Egger III: "Forty-three plates showing the best and most interesting coins of this legendary collection. A real collector’s collection, covering all areas and periods of the Greek world, with special emphasis on large-sized Roman Provincials” (Auctiones GmbH 51, 119).

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