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2450 LYDIA, Blaundus Sabina, Demeter standingReference.
RPC III, 2450; SNG von Aulock -; SNG Copenhagen 92; BMC 73; SNG München 90; Waddington 4920.
Obv. СΑΒƐΙΝΑ СƐΒΑСΤΗ
Draped bust of Sabina, r., with hair coiled and piled on top of head above double stephane.
Rev, ΒΛΑΥΝΔƐΩΝ
Demeter veiled standing l., holding ears of corn and poppy-head in her r. hand, resting with l. on sceptre
5.47 gr
21 mm
6hokidoki
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5768 EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrian Tetradrachm 130-31 AD Hadrian-AlexandriaReference.
RPC III, 5768; Emmett 845.15; Köln 1026; Dattari 1268.
Issue L IE = year 15
Obv. AVT KAI TPAI ADPIA CEB
Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right
Rev. L-IE
Hadrian standing to left holding scepter receiving corn ears from Alexandria
12.16 gr
25 mm
12 h
Note.
Struck to commemorate the emperor’s visit to Alexandria in AD 130. It was during this visit that Hadrian’s favorite, the Bithynian youth Antinous, drowned in the Nile.
Ex CNG Auction 322, 2014okidoki
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6070 EGYPT, Alexandria Sabina Hemidrachm 134-35 AD Dikaiosyne Reference.
RPC III, 6070; Köln 1268; Emmett 1337.19; Dattari-2067; K&G-33.9
Issue L ƐΝΝƐΑΚ·Δ
Obv. ϹΑΒΙΝΑ ϹƐΒΑϹΤΗ
Bust of Sabina (hair on top of head), r., and crowned with poppy head
Rev. L ƐΝΝƐΑΚ·Δ
Dikaiosyne standing facing, head l., holding scales and cornucopia
12.26 gr
30 mm
12hokidoki
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6438 EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrian Nome Obol 126-27 AD Young Horus standingReference.
Dattari-Savio Pl. 313, 1176 (this coin). RPC 6438.13 (this coin); Emmett 1268
Issue Phthenote
Obv. ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙ ΤΡΑΙ ΑΔΡΙΑ СΕΒ
Laureate and drapery bust of Hadrian, r.
Rev. ΦΘΕΝΕΘΥ, L ΙΑ
Young Horus standing, facing, head l., holding one hawk, l. in l. hand, and another hawk, r., in r. hand
5.32 gr
19 mm
12h
Note.
From the Dattari collection.okidoki
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Alexandria. Hadrian AE35 Drachm. NilusHadrian. AD 117-138. Æ Drachm (25.29 g, 11h). Alexandria mint. Dated RY 12 (AD 127/8). AVT KAI TPAI ADPIA CEB, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind / River-god Nilus reclining left on hippopotamus standing right, holding cornucopia in extended right hand and cradling reed in left arm; IG above LDwDEK (date) in exergue. Köln 993; Dattari 1805; Milne 1267-1268; Emmett 1015.ancientone
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Crusader States: Principality of Antioch. Bohemond III (1163-1201)Metcalf Class C 388-391; Malloy 65-67
Billon Denier, struck circa 1163-1188, 18 mm
Obv: +BOANVNDVS [A ornamented with annulets, retrograde N’s], helmeted and mailed head left, crescent and star on either side.
Rev: +ANTIOCNIA [A’s ornamented with annulets, retrograde N’s], cross pattée, crescent in second quarter.
The Principality of Antioch was a crusader state created in 1098 during the First Crusade by Normans from Italy. In 1268, Baibars, the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt, took the city.
Bohemond (1144–1201), the “Stammerer” or the “Stutterer,” was the son of Constance of Antioch, the daughter of Bohemond II, by her first husband Raymond II of Poitiers, who was killed at the Battle of Inab in 1149 toward the end of the Second Crusade. She ruled as regent from 1149 until 1163, when Bohemond, with the assistance of King Baldwin III of Jerusalem, forced her to step down.
In 1164, Bohemond was captured by Nur ad-Din Zengi, who ruled the Syrian province of the Seljuk Empire, at the Battle of Harim. He was freed for a large ransom due to the intervention of King Amalric I of Jerusalem and Emperor Manuel I Comnenus. In 1192, after the fall of the Kingdom of Jerusalem following the battle of Hattin, Bohemond signed a truce with Saladin. Due to the truce, he remained neutral during the Third Crusade.
Bohemond clashed with Levon I of Armenia, who aspired to expand his kingdom. He was captured by Levon and forced to cede the Principality to Levon. However, the Antiochenes named Bohemond’s eldest son, Raymond IV of Tripoli, as their prince. Bohemond and Levon ultimately reconciled, and Raymond married Levon’s neice, Alice, who died shortly after giving birth to their son, Raymond-Roupen. Bohemond died in 1201 and the succession was disputed between his second son, Bohemond IV, and his grandson, Raymond-Roupen.Stkp
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Crusaders . Principality of Antioch, Late Anonymous 1250-1268 AE Crusaders . Principality of Antioch, Late Anonymous 1250-1268 AE
15.4 mm , 0.32 g.
A-N-T-V counterclockwise in the angles of a long cross pattée
blundered A-N-T-I in the angles of a long cross pattée
Seltman, NC 1966, p. 61, 2 var.; CCS 132 var.
Ex Slocum Collection, Sotheby's, London, Auction of March 6th, 1997, lot 164 ; ex collection of Alex G. Malloy ; Forum Ancient Coins,April 2013 ; Ex Erich Wäckerlin collection
Ex Münzen & Medaillen GmbH
Auction 47 lot 160 . Vladislav D
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Crusaders, Tripoli, Sidon or Other Uncertain Syrian City, 1250 - 1268 . AE - PougeoiseCrusaders, Tripoli, Sidon or Other Uncertain Syrian City, 1250 - 1268 .
AE - Pougeoise . 15mm.
Obverse : Uncertain blundered Arabic legend, cross pommeté, pellets in upper left and lower right quarters.
Reverse : uncertain blundered Arabic legend, six-rayed chrismon pommeté .
CCS 35 .
Very Rare .Vladislav D
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Crusaders, Tripoli, Sidon or Other Uncertain Syrian City, 1250 - 1268 . AE - Pougeoise .Crusaders, Tripoli, Sidon or Other Uncertain Syrian City, 1250 - 1268 .
AE - Pougeoise . 0.63 g
Obverse : Uncertain blundered Arabic legend, cross pommeté, pellets in upper left and lower right quarters.
Reverse : uncertain blundered Arabic legend, six-rayed chrismon
CCS 35 .
Ex Byzantium Coins, Wolfgang Leimenstoll, Gundelfingen, April 2011.
Ex Erich Wäckerlin collection
Ex Münzen & Medaillen GmbH
Auction 47 lot 67Vladislav D
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Crusaders, Tripoli, Sidon or Other Uncertain Syrian City, 1250 - 1268 . AE - PougeoiseCrusaders, Tripoli, Sidon or Other Uncertain Syrian City, 1250 - 1268 .
AE - Pougeoise . 14-17 mm ; 0,5 g
Obverse : Uncertain blundered Arabic legend, cross pommeté, pellets in upper left and lower right quarters.
Reverse : uncertain blundered Arabic legend, six-rayed chrismon pommeté .
CCS 35 .
Very Rare . Vladislav D
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Crusaders, Tripoli, Sidon or Other Uncertain Syrian City, 1250 - 1268 . AE - Pougeoise Crusaders, Tripoli, Sidon or Other Uncertain Syrian City, 1250 - 1268 .
AE - Pougeoise . 16 mm , 0.53 g
Obverse : uncertain blundered Arabic legend, six-rayed chrismon pommeté .
Reverse : Uncertain blundered Arabic legend, cross pommeté, pellets in upper left and lower right quarters.
CCS 35 .
Very Rare . Vladislav D
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Egypt, Alexandria: Hadrian (117-138 CE) BI Tetradrachm (Köln 1026-8; Dattari (Savio) 1268 & 7367; K&G 32.505; Emmett 845.15)Obv: AVTKAI TPAIAΔPIACЄB; Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right
Rev: Alexandria standing right, holding vexillum and presenting grain ears to Hadrian standing left, holding scepter; L IE across field
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Emmett 1015 - Hadrianus drachm, Nilus reclining left on hippopotamusHadrian. AD 117-138. Æ Drachm (25.16 g, 11h). Alexandria mint. Dated RY 12 (AD 127/8). AVT KAI TPAI ADPIA CEB, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind / River-god Nilus reclining left on hippopotamus standing right, holding cornucopia in extended right hand and cradling reed in left arm; IG above LDwDEK (date) in exergue. Köln 993 (same rev. die); Dattari 1805; Milne 1267-1268; Emmett 1015.12; K32.462 mattpat
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Faustina Sr, RIC (A. Pius) 1100, sestertius of AD 147-161Orichalcum sestertius (27.5g, 32mm, 6h). Rome mint. Struck after her death, AD 147-161.
Obv.: DIVA FAVSTINA, draped bust right with hair, adorned with strings of pearls, waived and coiled on top
Rev.: AETERNITAS around the edge S Cin field, Ceres, veiled, standing left holding up drapery and holding a long lighted torch.
RIC (A.Pius) 1100 [scarce]; BMCRE 1479; Cohen 46; Strack 1268 (3 coll.); Banti (I Grandi Bronzi Imperiali III-1) 21 (4 spec.); Sear (Roman Coins and their Values II) 4604Charles S
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FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C (the 2nd) / GLORIA EXERCITVS AE4 follis (324-361 A.D.) FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C, laureate, draped, cuirassed bust right / GLOR-IA EXERC-ITVS, two soldiers facing each other, holding spears and shields, with one standard between them, large filled "dot" on banner. Mintmark: dot AQP in exergue.
AE4, 16+mm, 1.53g, die axis 6 (coin alignment), noticeable shift of the reverse die right, material: bronze/copper-based alloy
FL IVL = Flavius Iulius (the first names), NOB C = Nobilitas Caesar (title before becoming an Augustus, i. e. after he ascended as Caesar in 324, but before the death of his father in 337), Gloria Exercitus (noun + genitive) "The Glory of the Army" AQP = Aquileia mint, primary officina (workshop #1), issue mark "dot".
Mintmark dot AQP points to just one type, RIC VII Aquileia 145, and clears the possible misreading of the end of the obverse legend: it is indeed ...NOB C, not AVG. Strangely though the mint years listed are 337-361, after the ascension as Augustus. A clear example of this type can be seen at WildWinds, and features the same huge filled "dot" as in my coin: http://www.wildwinds.com/coins/ric/constantius_II/_aquileia_RIC_VII_145_P.jpg
There is also an example in this gallery with roughly the same obverse and reverse style:
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-126821
Flavius Julius Constantius Augustus, born 7 August 317, was Roman Emperor from 337 to 361 (caesar to his father in 324-337). The middle and most successful son of Constantine I and Fausta, he ascended to the throne with his brothers Constantine II and Constans upon their father's death. In 340, Constantius' brothers clashed over the western provinces of the empire. The resulting conflict left Constantine II dead and Constans as ruler of the west until he was overthrown and assassinated in 350 by the usurper Magnentius. Unwilling to accept Magnentius as co-ruler, Constantius defeated him at the battles of Mursa Major and Mons Seleucus. Magnentius committed suicide after the latter battle, leaving Constantius as the sole ruler of the empire. His subsequent military campaigns against Germanic tribes were successful: he defeated the Alamanni in 354 and campaigned across the Danube against the Quadi and Sarmatians in 357. In contrast, the war in the east against the Sassanids continued with mixed results.
He was an Arian and clashed with his brother Constans (who was a devote Nicene Orthodox) over this. Subsequently he changed his position somewhat, trying to find a compromise between the two Christian denominations, and subscribed to a milder version of Arianism later known as "Semi-Arianism". In 351, due to the difficulty of managing the empire alone, Constantius elevated his cousin Constantius Gallus to the subordinate rank of Caesar, but had him executed three years later after receiving scathing reports of his violent and corrupt nature. Shortly thereafter, in 355, Constantius promoted his last surviving cousin, Gallus' younger half-brother, Julian, to the rank of Caesar. However, Julian claimed the rank of Augustus in 360, leading to war between the two. Ultimately, no battle was fought as Constantius became ill and died on 3 November 361, though not before naming Julian (of the apostasy infamy) as his successor.Yurii P
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GB/England. William IV. AR Shilling.Dated 1834.Bare head right / Two-line legend within crowned wreath. ESC 1268; SCBC 3835.
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Germany, Schongau: Konradin (1258-1268) AR Bracteate (Berger-2681; Steinhilber-137)Obv: Crowned facing bust; surrounded by tendrils.
Rev: Incuse of obverse.
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Gros tournois of Philip IV, King of FranceObverse:
+PHILIPPVS REX in the inner circle. BENEDICTV:SIT:NOMEN:DNI:NRI:DEI:REXPI, outer circle, cross in the center
Reverse:
TRONVS CIVIS, tournois in the center
Diameter: 25mm
Notes:
Philip IV le Bel ("The Fair") ruled France from 1268 until 1314 AD. In league with the current Pope, Philip oversaw the arrest, torture, and execution of hundreds of Knights Templar.
He challenged Pope Bonifice VIII and suppressed the wealthy and powerful Knights Templar with the support of 'his' captive pope, Clement V. As he was being burned, Jacques de Molay, KT, cursed both Clement and Philip. Clement died within a month and Philip within the year. Horne's characterization: he "prove(d) one of France's most unpleasant and disastrous kings, leaving in his wake catastrophe for the country and misery in Paris. Under him a new depth of savagery manifested itself in the life of Paris, a dark retreat from the enlightenment of Sugur and Philippe Auguste." Xerxes King of Kings
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Hadrian (117 - 138 A.D.)Egypt, Alexandria
Billon Tetradrachm
O: AVT KAI TPAI ADPIANOC CEB, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind.
R: Hadrian standing left, holding sceptre and clasping hands with Alexandria standing right, holding vexillum; L IE, Dated year 15 (130/1 AD) between.
13.38g
24mm
Dattari (Savio) 1268 & 7367; K&G 32.505; RPC III 5768; Emmett 845.15.
Mat
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Himera. Biga and Himera TetradrachmGreek Sicily. Himera. 440-430/425 BC. AR Tetradrachm (16.93 gm, 27.5mm, 7h). Slow biga driven l. by charioteer Pelops crowned by Nike flying r. Ex: IMEPAION (retrograde) and cock walking l. / Nymph Himera holding patera over altar to l.; satyr Silenos r. stdg below fountain w/ lions-head spout; ear of grain above. gVF. Same dies: Boston MFA 254; de Luynes 976; Rizzo pl.XXI #12; Arnold-Biucchi Himera Gp.III #15 (Q4/H12); SNG Ashmolean II #1765. HGC - ; SNG Cop - . cf. Jenkins Sicily 30; CNG 106 #36 = 100 #1268 & Triton XI #37 (same dies), Egger Brüder 15 Jan. 1912 #79 (same). Very rare.Anaximander
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hj6.28.21.xx_4formerlyhj6.28.21.01var_2Elagabalus and Julia Maesa
Marcianopolis
Obv: AVT. K. M AVP ANTΩ(NE)INOC. AVΓ. IOVΛIA MAICA AVΓ, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Elagabalus on left facing draped bust of Julia Maesa on right .
Rev: VΠ I(OV)Λ ANT CEΛEV K(OV) MAPKIANOΠOΛIT(ΩN), Hygeia standing right, feeding snake from patera. E in right field.
27 mm, 11.27 gms
Hristova-Jekov 6.28.21.1 (This die combination not in HJ)Charles M
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Hugh IIIKing of Jerusalem (1268 - 1284 CE)
King of Cyprus (1267 - 1284 CE)
Obverse: hVGVG REI DE
Cross pattee.
Reverse: IRL M: ED ChIPR
Lion rampant, left.
*It is supposed that Thomas Aquinas' work On Kingship was written for Hugh III.Pericles J2
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IranKm1142 - 50 Dinars - 1937 (SH1316)
Km1171a - 1 Rial - 1971 (SH1350)
Km1144 - 2 Rial - 1944 (SH1323)
Km1267 - 100 Rials - 2004 – Imam Reza Shrine
Km1268 - 250 Rials - 2003 (SH1383) - stylized flower
Km1269 - 500 Rials - 2004
Daniel F
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Italian States. Venice. Grosso. Lorenzo TiepoloCNI VII 3; Papadopoli 1.3; Paolucci _; Biaggi _
AR Grosso (0.965 fineness; 2.178 g.), struck under 46th Dodge Lorenzo Tiepolo (1268–1275); 2.09 g., 20.59 mm. max., 180°
Obv.: • LA • TEVPL • - • S • M • VENETI •, Doge and St. Mark standing facing, holding banner between them, D / V / X in center.
Rev.: Barred IC-XC across field, Christ enthroned facing, pellet under right elbow.Stkp
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Italian States. Venice. Grosso. Reniero ZenoCNI VII 15; Papadopoli 1.15; Paolucci _; Biaggi _
AR Grosso (0.965 fineness; 2.178 g.), struck under 45th Dodge Reniero Zeno (1252-1268); 2.02 g., 20.04 mm. max., 180°
Obv.: • RA • GENO • - • S • M • VENETI •, Doge and St. Mark standing facing, holding banner between them, D / V / X in center.
Rev.: Barred IC-XC across field, Christ enthroned facing, pellet between feet.Stkp
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Jatavarman Sundara PandyaJatavarman Sundara Pandya
1251-1268 AD
Pandyan empire, Madurai mint
4.05g
Obv: Standing king
Rev: Twin fish in the centre, Tamil legends around reading எல்லாந்தலையன் (Ellanthalaiyan), with ந்த being retrograde, meaning 'Leader of all'.
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Jatavarman Sundara Pandya Jatavarman Sundara Pandya
1251-1268 AD
Pandyan empire, Madurai mint
4.05g
Obv: Standing king
Rev: Twin fish in the centre, Tamil legends around reading எல்லாந்தலையன் (Ellanthalaiyan), with ந்த being retrograde, meaning 'Leader of all'.JayAg47
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Jatavarman Sundara Pandya Jatavarman Sundara Pandya
1251-1268
Obv-Standing king with pellets and their royal symbol fish to the top right.
Rev- Sundara Pandya in Tamil, with a crescent above and a conch below.
1.4gJayAg47
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Jatavarman Sundara Pandya I 1251-1268
Obv-Standing king with pellets and their royal symbol fish to the top right.
Rev- Sundara Pandya in Tamil, with a crescent above and a conch below.
1.4g
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Jordan, Qasr Al-Abd, Hellenistic palace dating from approximately 200 BCJordan, Qasr Al-Abd, Hellenistic palace dating from approximately 200 B.C.
Photo by by Carole Raddato from Frankfurt, Germany, 18 April 2017.
Qasr al-Abd (Arabic: 'Castle of the Slave') is a large Hellenistic palace from the first quarter of the second century BCE. Its ruins stand in modern-day Jordan in the valley of Wadi Seer, close to the village of Iraq Al-Amir, approximately 17 kilometers west of Amman.
Qasr al-Abd is believed to be Tyros, the palace of a Tobiad notable, Hyrcanus of Jerusalem, head of the powerful Tobiad family and governor of Ammon in the 2nd century BCE. The first known written description of the castle comes down to us from Josephus, a first-century Jewish-Roman historian:
He also erected a strong castle, and built it entirely of white stone to the very roof, and had animals of a prodigious magnitude engraved upon it. He also drew round it a great and deep canal of water. He also made caves of many furlongs in length, by hollowing a rock that was over against him; and then he made large rooms in it, some for feasting, and some for sleeping and living in. He introduced also a vast quantity of waters which ran along it, and which were very delightful and ornamental in the court. But still he made the entrances at the mouth of the caves so narrow, that no more than one person could enter by them at once. And the reason why he built them after that manner was a good one; it was for his own preservation, lest he should be besieged by his brethren, and run the hazard of being caught by them. Moreover, he built courts of greater magnitude than ordinary, which he adorned with vastly large gardens. And when he had brought the place to this state, he named it Tyre. This place is between Arabia and Judea, beyond Jordan, not far from the country of Heshbon.
— Flavius Josephus, Antiquities of the Jews, translated by William Whiston, Book XII, Chapter IV, 11.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qasr_al-AbdJoe Sermarini
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Knights Templar Billion DenkrKnights Templar France. Philip IV Le Bel, 1268-1314 AD.
Silver/Billon denier tournois
Obverse: Crusader cross, + PHILIPPVS REX
Castle tournois
Reverse: Castle tournois, + TVRONVS CIVISMacedonian Warrior
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Lorenzo Tiepolo Venezia Italian StatesLorenzo Tiepolo, Silver Grosso, 1268 - 1275. Silver Grosso. 20.32mm, 1.76g, Paolucci 1; Papadopoli 1; Biaggi 2778
OBV: L A TEVPL S M VENETI DVX, Doge & St. Mark standing, holding a banner between them
REV: Nimbused figure of Christ Pantokrator, sitting on a high-backed throne, IC [-] XC to left and right
SRukke
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LYDIA, THYATEIRA2nd Century AD
Semi-autonomous
AE 19.5 mm; 3.47 g
O: Draped bust of Serapis right, kalathos on head; countermark of right-facing head at left
R: QUATEI-RHNWN, Isis standing left, holding sistrum and sceptre.
Thyateira mint; BMC 53, SNG Leypold 1268laney
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Maravarman Kulasekara PandyanMaravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I
1268-1308 AD
Similar to the Chola style coins, these coins were minted after the Pandyas having beaten the Cholas in 1279 and establishing not only their independence but also the subjugation of Cholas.
Obv-Standing king with lamp next to him,
Rev-Seated king with a fish under the his arm and the royal scepter to its right!
2gJayAg47
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Maravarman Kulasekara Pandyan I1268-1308 AD
Similar to the Chola style coins, these coins were minted after the Pandyas having beaten the Cholas in 1279 and establishing not only their independence but also the subjugation of Cholas.
Obv-Standing king with lamp next to him,
Rev-Seated king with a fish under the his arm and the royal scepter to its right!
2g
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Medieval, Belgium, Duchy of Brabant, Aleydis of Burgundy ( 1261-1268 ), AR denariusObv. B-A-S-T, windmill type cross. Minters name is Bastin
Rev. N V ( Nobilis Vidua = noble widow ), climbing lion of Brabant to the left in shield of little pearls.
12mm. Louvain mint.
Found near Halle ( Flemish-Brabant, Belgium ).
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Nero - HypaepaGauis Julius Hegesippos, grammateus
66-68 AD
laureate head right
NEPΩN__KAIΣAP
Zeus Lydios standing left, holding thunderbolt and scepter
VΠA / IOV_ΓP // HΓHCIΠΠ / OC
RPC I 2546; BMC 20; SNG Copenhagen 190; SNG München 2
4,5g 19mm
ex Aureo & CalicóJ. B.
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Pandya: Jatavarman Sundara Pandya I (1250–1268) Æ Kasu (MCSI 389)Obv: Two fishes surrounded by Tamil Legend - ஈல லா நத லை ய னன (Lord of All)
Rev: Standing figure in Chola StyleQuant.Geek
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Pandya: Jatavarman Sundara Pandya I (1250–1268) Æ Kasu (MCSI 389)Obv: Two fishes surrounded by Tamil Legend - ஈல லா நத லை ய னன (Lord of All)
Rev: Standing figure in Chola Style Quant.Geek
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Pandya: Jatavarman Sundara Pandya I (1250–1268) Æ Kasu (MCSI 389)Obv: Two fishes surrounded by Tamil Legend - ஈல லா நத லை ய னன (Lord of All)
Rev: Standing figure in Chola StyleQuant.Geek
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Phillip II of MacedonPhillip II
Macedon
AE 4.10g / 18mm / -
Ob: Young male head right bound with taenia
Rv: Legend, horseman galloping right
Mint: 359-336BC
Ref: Lindgren II, 1268
Scotvs Capitis
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Pontos, GaziuraMinted under Mithradates VI
105 - 85 BC
AE 22, 7.657g, 0 degrees
O: head of Ares right in crested helmet
R: sword in sheath with strap, GAZI-OYPWN divided across field
Ref: SNG BM 1268; SNG Stancomb 718; BMC Pontus p. 30, 2; Rec Gen p. 83, 6; HGC 7 266 (R1)
Notes: Rare, gF, dark green patina, porosity/pitting, scratches, overstruck
Ex-Forum Ancient CoinsVirgil H
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PROBUS RIC 324OBVERSE: IMP PROBO INVICTO AVG
REVERSE: CONCORD AVG
BUST TYPE: F1 = Radiate, cuirassed bust left, holding spear and shield
FIELD / EXERGUE MARKS: -/-//SXXT
WEIGHT 3.81g / WIDTH 22mm
RIC: 324
COLLECTION NO. 1268
Note: very rare obverse legend (INVICTO), especially at Ticinum (similar pompous legends with INVICTVS, PIVS, PERPETVO, DEO ET DOMINO etc. were - for the most part - struck only at Serdica); shield decorated with Gorgoneion.
Only the 6th specimen of this type known to me. Barnaba6
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PROBUS RIC 347 H2 BUSTOBVERSE: IMP C M AVR PROBVS P F AVG
REVERSE: CONSERVAT AVG
BUST TYPE: H2 = radiate bust left in imperial mantle (toga picta and tunica palmata), holding scipio
FIELD / EXERGUE MARKS: -/-//TXXT
WEIGHT 3.80g / AXIS: 6h / WIDTH 22-22,5mm
RIC: 347
COLLECTION NO. 1239
ONLY 4TH SPECIMEN KNOWN TO ME (THE OTHERS BEING MY COLLECTION NO. 1025 - BUT WITH DIVERGENT WREATH TIES - AND GLOUCESTER HOARD NO. 1268 AND EBAY SALE OF 2010-11-05)
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RIC 1268 (V) Titus Æ AsT CAES IMP AVG F TR P COS VI CENSOR
Laureate head right
IVDAEA CAPTA SC
Palm tree; Judaea seated right; to left of tree, arms
Lugdunum (Lyon), 77-8 CE
8.15g
RIC 1268 Vespasian (C2)
Ex-Sarl Numis 31 France
A common but important type. Minted 8 years after the conquest of Judea by Titus. A reminder of Titus' military prowess and his place as his father's successor.Jay GT4
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RIC 1268 (V) Titus Æ As SOLD!T CAES IMP AVG F TR P COS VI CENSOR
Laureate head right
IVDAEA CAPTA SC
Palm tree; Judaea seated right; to left of tree, arms
Lugdunum (Lyon), 77-8 CE
8.81g
RIC 1268 Vespasian (C2)
Ex-Incitatus
A common but important type. Minted 8 years after the conquest of Judea by Titus. A reminder of Titus' military prowess and his place as his father's successor.
Sold to Calgary Coin April 2022
Jay GT4
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RIC 1268 Titus as Caesar [Vespasian]Æ As, 9.35g
Lyon mint, 77-78 AD
Obv: T CAES IMP AVG F TR P COS VI CENSOR; Head of Titus, laureate, bearded, r.; globe at point of bust
Rev: IVDAEA CAPTA; S C in exergue; Palm tree; to r., Judaea std. r.; to l. of tree, arms
RIC 1268 (C2). BMC 862. BNC 872. Hendin 1562.
Acquired from GB Collection, March 2019.
The importance of the Jewish War to the Flavian dynasty cannot be overestimated. It provided much needed legitimacy for the imperial rule of 'new men'. This common as struck for Titus Caesar nearly eight years after the 'Gotterdammerung' fall of Jerusalem is ample evidence of the dynasty's continued reliance on the propaganda value of 'Judaea Capta'. It would continue to be Titus' calling card even after he became emperor a year or so later. This coin was struck in Lugdunum (Lyon) in a fairly large issue that presumably addressed a shortage of bronze coinage in the Western provinces.
Good Lugdunese style with a fetching dark patina.David Atherton
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Roman Provincial: Hadrian as Augustus, AE Drachm.Egypt, Alexandria 127-128 A.D. 18.31g - 34.2mm, Axis 12h.
Obv: VT KAI [TPAI AΔPIA CEB] - Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind.
Rev: [IΓ] LΔΩΔEK - River-god Nilus reclining left on hippopotamus standing right, holding cornucopia in extended hand and cradling reed in left arm.
Ref: Milne 1267-1268; Dattari 1805; Emmett 1015
Provenance: Chris Scarlioli Collection.Christian Scarlioli
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Thyateira - AEc. 2nd century AD
draped bust of Serapis right wearing kalathos
Isis standing left holding sistrum and scepter
ΘVAT_EI_ΡHNΩN
BMC, Lydia, p. 301.53; SNG Aulock, 8274; SNG Glasgow, 1361; SNRIS Thyatira 05; BMC 53; SNG Leypold 1268
4,7g 20,5mm
ex Gorny & Mosch
ex Laurent Bricault collection
ex Rauch
wildwinds plate coinJ. B.
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Titus As (IVDAEA CAPTA, RIC II 1268) v.1TITUS as Caesar, AD 69-79
AE As (29.56mm, 9.42g, 6h)
Struck AD 77/8. Lugdunum mint
Obverse: T CAES IMP AVG F TR P COS VI CENSOR, laureate head of Titus right
Reverse: IVDAEA CAPTA, Judaea seated right mourning under palm tree, shields and vexillum behind, S C in exergue
References: RIC II 1268, RCV 2475
Warm brown patina with smoothly worn surfaces. This is one of many types commemorating the defeat of the Jewish rebels by Vespasian and his son Titus during the First Jewish War (AD 66-73)CPK
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