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Denarius - 101 BC. - Mint of Rome
M. LVCILIVS RVFVS - Gens Lucilia
Obv.: Helmeted head of Roma right within laurel wreath; P V behind
Rev.: Victory in biga right holding reins and whip; RVF above, M LVCILI in exergue.
Gs. 4 mm 19,2x21,5
Craw. 324/1, Sear RCV 202, Grueber 1613
Maxentius
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007a2. Civil WarAR Denarius. Struck under Vitellian forces in Southern Gaul, March AD 69. I• O• M [CA]PITOLINVS, diademed and draped bust of Jupiter to left, palm branch below chin / VESTA P R QVIRITIVM, veiled Vesta enthroned to left, holding patera and lit torch. RIC I 125a; BMCRE 72; RSC 432. 3.00g, 18mm, 9h. Roma Numismatics Auction 85 Lot 1613.lawrence c
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047 Mathias II., (Mathias of Habsburg), King of Hungary, (1608-1619 A.D.), AR-Denarius, U-869, 1613 A.D.,047 Mathias II., (Mathias of Habsburg), King of Hungary, (1608-1619 A.D.), AR-Denarius, U-869, 1613 A.D.,
avers:- MAT•II•D•G•HV•BO•REX•1613, Crowned Hungarian shield in circle of dots, mint-mark (K-B) on each side, border of dots.
revers:- PATRONA HVNGARI•, Madonna seated facing, on crescent, in sunburst, in circle of dots, holding infant Jesus in her left arm, Austrian shield with band below, border of dots.
diameter: 14,5-15mm, weight: 0,37g, axis: 1h,
mint: Hungary, , mint mark:
date: A.D., ref: Unger-, CNH-, Huszar-,
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1613Antoninianus
Antioch
Issue 8
ROMAE AETERNAE
G 1613mauseus
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1613Antoninianus
Antioch
Issue 7
ROMAE AETERNAE
G 1613mauseus
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1st-2nd Century C.E. Heart-Shaped Harness PendantA larger harness pendant made from sheet bronze. 75mm x 64mm.
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5841 EGYPT, Alexandria. Hadrian Drachm 132-33 AD Sarapis on Eagle Reference.
RPC III, 5841; Emmett 1026.17; D1822
Issue L IZ = year 17
Obv. ΑΥΤ ΚΑΙϹ ΤΡΑΙΑΝ - ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟϹ ϹƐΒ
Laureate draped and cuirassed bust of Hadrian, r., seen from rear
Rev. L ΙΖ
Bust of Sarapis, wearing kalathos, r.; below, eagle with outstretched wings; to r., palm-branch
24.18 gr
35 mm
12hokidoki
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Antoninus Pius, RIC 719, Sestertius of AD 143-144 (Victoria - Britan)Æ Sestertius (25.41g, Ø33mm, 12h). Rome mint. Struck AD 143-144.
Obv.: ANTONINVS AVG PIVS P P TR P COS III, laureate head of Antoninus Pius facing right.
Rev.: IMPERATOR II (around), BRITAN / S C (in field), Victoria standing left on globe holding wreath and palm branch.
RIC 719; BMCRE 1613; Cohen 114; Strack 928; Banti (I Grandi Bronzi Imperiali II-3) 45 (6 spec.).
ex Harlan J. Berk, 185th Buy Bid Sale (2013)Charles S
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Aurelian - silvered antoninianusRome
summer 273 AD
Issue 2
radiate and cuirassed bust right
IMP AVRELIANVS AVG
Sol standing half right, head turned left, wearing chalmys, holding globe, raising hand
SOLI I_NVICTO
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LV 72-7; RIC1st 54
https://ric.mom.fr/en/coin/1613
2,7g 21mm
ex NaumannJ. B.
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Baktria, Euthydemos I. Herakles Seated on Rock.Euthydemos I Theos Megas. 225-200 BC. AR Drachm (3.44 gm, 16.5mm, 7h). Diademed head of Euthydemos I right / Heracles seated left on rock, resting club on pile of stones. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΕΥΘΥΔΕΜΟΥ. VF. Contemporary Sogdian imitation? Bt. Guy Clark, Charlotte, 2011. Bopearachchi Série 7A; HGC 12 #46; Kritt A3; MIG 1 Type 90, #1613; SNG ANS 9 #133. Cf. Heberden Coin Room HCR45139 for similar type. Anaximander
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BOUILLON & SEDANBOUILLON & SEDAN -- Henri de la Tour - (1591-1623) -- Copper 2 Liards, 1613. Obv.: Bust right, date below. rev: Crowned arms. Reference: KM #12.1dpaul7
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Byzantine Empire: Nicephorus I (802-811) Æ Follis, Syracuse (Sear 1613; DOC III.11)Obv: N-Δ/Є/C; Crowned bust of Nicephorus facing, wearing loros and holding cross potent
Rev: C/T/A; Crowned bust of Stauracius facing, wearing chlamys and holding cross potentQuant.Geek
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C.SULPICIUS C.f. GALBA.AR denarius. 106 BC. 3,93 grs. Laureate heads of the Dei Penates conjoined left. D.P.P. before. / Two soldiers swearing oath over over sow.Letter N above. C.SVLPICI.C.F in exergue.
Craw 312/1. RSC Sulpicia 1.
EX Roma Numismatics. I.& L. Goldberg 59,lot 2304. Malter, Ridge collection, lot 1613.benito
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C.SULPICIUS C.f. GALBA. AR denarius. 106 BC. 3,93 grs. Laureate heads of the Dei Penates conjoined left. D.P.P. before. / Two soldiers swearing oath over over sow.Letter N above. C.SVLPICI.C.F in exergue.
Craw 312/1. RSC Sulpicia 1.
I.& L. Goldberg 59,lot 2304. Malter, Ridge collection, lot 1613.
benito
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Dombes, Marie de Bourbon Montpensier (1608-1626), France.Liard, billon, 0,81 g
Av./ + M P DOMBAR D MONTISP, M couronnée entre trois lis posés 2 et 1 .
Rv./ + DNS ADIVTOR MEVS 1613, croix de l'ordre du Saint-Esprit .
Réfs : PA-5172Gabalor
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Domitian Sebaste, Samaria Countermark LXFDomitian Ae 25mm, 14.02 g. Sebaste, Samaria. O: Laureate head of Domitian IMP DOMITIANVS CAESAR; Countermark: LXF, of the Tenth Legion Fretensis in rectangular punch. R: Tyche standing to left resting foot on rock(?) holding spear and globe, [CEBAC]THNWN (of the people of Sebaste); in l. field, date: LΘΡ (year 109 = 81/2 AD). Host coin - RPC II 2226, with LXF - Hendin 1613a.
The Tenth Legion probably acquired its name, Fretensis, from the Fretum Siculum, the straits where the legion fought successfully against Sextus Pompey.
It is undoubtedly most famous for its part in the destruction of Jerusalem under General Titus. Starting in 66 CE, Roman armies began fighting their way from the northern parts of Israel, down to Jerusalem.
Titus advanced on Jerusalem near Passover 70 C.E., trapping the residents and pilgrims inside the city. His forces stripped the Judean countryside of trees to build a 4.5-mile-long wall of pointed stakes around the capital.
In that year X Fretensis, in conjunction with V Macedonica, XII Fulminata, and XV Apollinaris, began the five month siege of Jerusalem that would result in what Jewish Bible scholar Alfred Edersheim described as a, “tribulation to Israel unparalleled in the terrible past of its history, and unequalled even in its bloody future.”
What was the Tenth Legion doing in Sebaste, Samaria? According to some scholars it was perhaps to defend against the appearance of a pseudo-Nero, who had garnered the support of the Parthians.
Nemonater
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Gallienus (Publius Licinius Egnatius Gallienus) (253-268 A.D.)SRCV 10343 var. (exergue), RIC V S-655, Göbl 1613g, Van Meter 180°.
BI Antoninianus, 3.88 g., 20.60 mm. max., 180°.
Antioch mint, 9th emission, struck during sole reign (260-268 A.D.), ca. 262-264 A.D.
Obv: GALLIENVS AVG, radiate draped cuirassed bust right.
Rev: ROMAE AETERNAE (= to the eternal Rome), Roma seated left on shield, holding spear right and Victory left. Star in left field.
RIC rarity C.Stkp
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Gallienus RomaGallienus, AE Antoninianus
Obverse: GALLIENVS P F AVG, radiate and cuirassed bust right
Reverse: ROMAE AETERNAE, Roma seated left on shield, Victory in right, spear in left, star upper left
From Forvm:
I think Archivum nailed it here is what I saw that looked like yours. Göbl 1613g if Draped and Currased ; GALLIENVS AVG, ROMAE
AETERNAE, Radiate draped cuirassed bust, Roma seated left on shield, holding spear right and Victory left. Star in left field.
http://www258.pair.com/denarius/images/erf_ri1993.jpg SRukke
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Gallienus, Antoninianus, ROMAE AETERNAEAR Antoninianus
Gallienus
Augustus: 253 - 268AD
Issued: 260 - 268AD
24.0 x 20.5mm
O: GALLIENVS AVG; Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, right.
R: ROMAE AETERNAE; Roma seated left, holding Victory and spear.
Exergue: (Star)
Antioch Mint
RIC 654, radiate, draped, cuirassed; Goebl 1613i.
Aorta: 1389: B61, O10, R320, T245, M1.
coverkid1
4/7/14 3/6/17Nicholas Z
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H-281/1609, Transylvania, Gábor Báthori (Gabriel) (1608-1613 A.D.) Princ of Transylvania, 3 AR-Groschen(III) (Dutka), Huszár (Erdély 1995) 281var. (1609),Transylvania, Gábor Báthori (Gabriel) (1608-1613 A.D.) Princ of Transylvania, 3 AR-Groschen(III) (Dutka), Huszár (Erdély 1995) 281var. (1609),
Avers: GABRIEL•D•G•PRIN•TRAN•ET•S•, Bare head and cuirassed bust right.
Revers: *III*/•16-Báthori shield-09•/ GROS•ARG / TRIP•REGNI /•TRANSYL•/•VANI•
diameter: 19,5mm, weight: 2,22g, axis: 2h,
mint mark: No mint, mint: Transylvania (Erdély), date: 1609 A.D.,
ref: Huszár (Erdély 1995) 281var. (1609) Legend and date variation,
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H-301/1613, Transylvania, Brassó (1608-1613 A.D.), 3 AR-Groschen(III), Huszár (Erdély 1995) 301var. (1613),Transylvania, Brassó (1608-1613 A.D.), 3 AR-Groschen(III), Huszár (Erdély 1995) 301var. (1613),
Avers: •1613•GROSS•CIVITA•BRASSO, Shield the city of Brassó.
Revers: + DEVS•PROTEKTOR•NOSTER, Eagle with spread wings turned left.
diameter: 20,3-20,8mm, weight: 1,42g, axis: 11h,
mint mark: No mint, mint: Transylvania (Erdély), Brassó, date: 1613 A.D.,
ref: Huszár (Erdély 1995) 301var. (1613) Legend and date variation,
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Kopeck - Mikhail I МОС/КВА Mikhail Fedorovich (1613 - 1645 CE)
Obverse: A horseman with a spear (depicts the Tsar) on a galloping horse, right. The letters under the feet of the rider.
МОС
КВА
Reverse: Cyrillic inscription. ЦАРЬ И ВЕЛИКИЙ КНЯЗЬ МИХАИЛ ФЕДОРОВИЧ ВСЕЯ РУСИ
Lettering:
ЦРЬIВЕ
ЛIКИIКНA
SЬМIХAIЛЪ
ФЕДОРОВIЧ
BCEАPУСI
(Tsar and Grand Prince Mikhail Fedorovich of All Rus)
Mintmark: MOC / KBA (Moscow) Pericles J2
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Louis XIII, Roi de France (1610-1643) - Denier tournoisDenier tournois, cuivre, 1,34 g.
& sous le buste et les deux lis pour Aix.
A/ LOYS XIII R D FRAN ET NAVA, buste de Louis XIII à droite.
R/ +DENIER TORNOIS 1613
Réfs : CGKL 260Gabalor
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Louis XIII, Roi de France (1610-1643) - Double tournoisDouble tournois, cuivre, 2,91 g
Lettre A au droit pour l'atelier de Paris
A/ LOYS XIII R DE FRAN ET NAVA, tête de Louis XIII laurée à droite.
R/ DOVBLE TOVRNOIS 1613, trois lis.
Réfs : CGKL 386a2Gabalor
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M. Lucilius Mn.f. M.n. Rufus - AR denariusRome
²96 BC / ¹101 BC
helmet head of Roma right all within wreath
PV
Victory in biga left, holding whip and reins
RVF
M·LVCILI
¹Crawford 324/1, SRCV I 202, Sydenham 599, RSC I Lucilia 1, BMCRR Rome 1613
²Mark Passehl - Roman moneyer & coin type chronology, 150 – 50 BC
3,9g 20mm
ex Naumann
The PV on the obverse indicates this coin was struck from silver withdrawn from the public treasury (EX ARGENTO PVBLICO).J. B.
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M. Lucilius Rufus, Crawford 324/1M. Lucilius Rufus, gens Lucilia
AR - denarius, 3.77g
Rome, c. 101 BC
obv. Head of Roma, helmeted with winged gryphion helmet, r., PV behind, all within laurel wreath
rev. Victory driving biga right, holding reigns and in raised r. hand whip
RVF above, M. LVCILI in exergue
Crawford 324/1; Lucilia 1; Sydenham 599; Albert 1129; BMCR 1613
Good VF, broad flan
PV is short for 'ex argento publico' = struck from public silver
The Victory on the reverse refers to the Marius' victories over the Teutones and Ambrones at Aquae Sextiae in 102 B.C. and the Cimbri at Vercellae in 101 B.C. (Roman Republican Coinage by Michael H. Crawford)
Jochen
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Marie de Montpensier (1608-1627), Douzain - 1613Atelier de Trevoux
+ MARIA . P . DOMBAR . D . MONTISP . (coeur), Ecu de Bourbon couronné, dans le champ, deux M couronnés
+ DNS . ADIVT : ET . REDEM . MEVS . 1613, Croix echancrée cantonnée de couronnes
1.93 gr
Ref : Divo Dombes # 128a (meme coin d'avers, 2° exemplaire décrit), PA # 5161v, Boudeau # 1073Potator II
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Marie de Montpensier (1608-1627), Liard - 1613Atelier de Trévoux
[+ M . P DOMBAR . D . MONTISP] M couronnée entre trois fleurs de lis
+ DNS AD]IVTOR M[EVS 1616 Croix de l'ordre de Saint Esprit
0.76 gr
Ref : Divo Dombes # 136Potator II
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MINT II Normanby 1451 var. DIVO VICTORINO PO, Radiate head right
PROVIDENTIA AVG, Providentia standing left
Normanby 1451 var.
Posthumous issue. Note the othographic error in the obverse legend. An obverse die link to a specimen offered in the Numismatic Circular for April 1995, no. 1613.
Weight 1.55gAdrianus
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Moesia inferior, Nikopolis ad Istrum, 18. Caracalla, HrHJ (2018) 8.18.48.09 (plate coin)Caracalla, AD 198-217
AE 17, 2.99g, 17.24mm, 225°
obv. AV KEC - [ANTWNO]
Bust, draped and cuirassed, laureate, r.
rev. NIKOPOLITWN PROC ICTRO
Crescent with 8-pointed star, below another small star
ref. a) AMNG I/1, 1613, pl. XX, 34 (1 ex., traded)
b) not in Varbanov (engl.)
c) Hristova/Hoeft/Jekov (2018) No. 8.18.48.9 (plate coin)
F+, some roughness
The obv. legend I have taken from Pick.Jochen
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POST MEDIEVAL, Germany, BRAUNSCHWEIG - WOLFENBÜTTEL, 1 TALER, 1609Silver coin with 28,66 grams
Ruler.: Heinrich Julius (1589 - 1613)
Obv.: HONESTVM PRO PATRIA 1609
Rev.: HENRICVS. IVLIVS.D:G:P.EP.HA.DVX.BRVNS.ETLV
ref.: Welter: 645, Dav.: 6285
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Principauté de Sedan, Henri de la Tour d'Auvergne (1594-1623), France.Liard, type 4, cuivre, 4,25 g.
A/ HENR DE LA TOVR D BVLLIONAEVS 1613, buste à droite.
R/ SVP PRINCEPS SEDANENSIS, écu écartelé de la Tour d'Auvergne, d'Auvergne, de Turenne, de Bouillon et Boulogne couronné.
Réfs : PA 6324Gabalor
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Republic of Ragusa (now, Dubrovnik, Croatia)Viščević 5.700; Rešetar 1425; Mimica –
AR dinar (= grosso or groš). Viščević Group III Type 50 Variety 4, struck 1594-1613 (updating Rešetar [Rešetar Type 46]). Type struck with approximate weight of .64 g. (.52 g. to .78 g. range) with a fineness of .916 AR and an approximate size of 18 mm.; .56 g., 17.13 mm. max., 180°
Obv.: S BLASIVS – RAGVSI – I (cross-bars in letters A), nimbate (milled aureole) St. Blasé, raising right hand in benediction and holding bishop's crozier (knotted crozier with knotted crook) and city gates with three towers on chest, R in left field.
Rev.: Nimbate (smooth aureole with smooth rays) bust of Jesus, raising right hand in benediction and holding gospel book (without dots) in left hand, head of St. Blasé on chest, IE - XE (= Jesus Christ) across field.
The dinar was minted following the edict issued by the Great Council in 1337 and continued until 1621. The weight standard (1 dinar = 30 folari) was based on the Venetian standard, and the depiction of Jesus on the obverse is borrowed from the Venetian golden ducat. The depiction of St. Blase on the reverse is patterned on the portrayal by Ancona of its patron saint on its coins. The designation of obverse and reverse is per Dimnik & Dobrinić, who note that most references designate the sides in opposite manner.Stkp
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ROMAN EMPIRE - CARACALLAROMAN EMPIRE - CARACALLA (AD 198-217) MOESIA INFERIOR. Odessos mint. 25 mm. 8.91 g. Four-assarion of Odessos. AV K M AVP CEVHPOC ANTWNINO, laureate draped bust right / ODHCCEITWN, Great God of Odessos standing left, sacrificing from patera over flaming altar to left & holding corucopiae. Reference: Moushmov 1613.dpaul7
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RUSSIA - Mikhail Feodorovich RomanovRUSSIA - Mikhail Feodorovich Romanov (1613-1645) AR Kopek, Moscow Mint. Obv.: Horseman with spear; cyrillic for Moscow below. Reverse: Cyrillic letters. Reference: Grishin-Kleshcninov #367: Obv. #6, Rev. #10.dpaul7
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RUSSIA - Mikhail Feodorovich RomanovRUSSIA - Mikhail Feodorovich Romanov (1613-1645) AR Kopek, Moscow Mint. Obv.: Horseman with spear; cyrillic for Moscow below, O above. Reverse: Cyrillic letters. VERY complete legend! Reference: GN #28dpaul7
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Russia. Mikhail Fyodorovich Romanov (1613-1665)Grishin-Kleishnikov 338 (Knight die 1, text die 10), Group I
AR wire kopek; Moscow mint, struck 1614. .49 g., 12.46 mm. max., 180â—¦
Obv: Horse rider with spear, MOC / [KBA] (=Moscow) below.
Rev: Cyrillic legend in six lines, ЦРЬ-I[BE] / Л-KIKИS[Ь] / МИХЯI[ЛO-Ф] / EДО[POBIЧ] / Ь-BCEѦ-P[W] / • C[IИ] (Czar and Grand Prince Mikhail Fyodorovich of all Russia).Stkp
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Russia. Czar Mikhail Fedorovich (A.D. 1613-1645) Silver-wire Denga (8.36mm, 0.3g) Moscow mint. pre-1620.Russia. Czar Mikhail Fedorovich (A.D. 1613-1645) Silver-wire Denga (8.36mm, 0.3g) Moscow mint. pre-1620. Horseman (St. George) armed with spear, slaying dragon / Tsar and Grand Prince Mikhail Fedorovitch of All Russia.
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Russia. Czar Mikhail Fedorovich (A.D. 1613-1645) Silver-wire Kopeck (12.27mm, 0.6g) Moscow mint. pre-1620.Russia. Czar Mikhail Fedorovich (A.D. 1613-1645) Silver-wire Kopeck (12.27mm, 0.6g) Moscow mint. pre-1620. Horseman armed with spear / Tsar and Grand Prince Mikhail Fedorovitch of All Russia.
A.S.Melnikova, 3-9.
Kleschshinov and Grishin 340, 1-12.
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Russia. Mikhail Fedorovich A.D. 1613-45 Silver-wire kopek (12.56mm, 0.5 grams).Russia. Mikhail Fedorovich A.D. 1613-45 Silver-wire kopek (12.56mm, 0.5 grams). Horseman With A Spear / King's name and titles. Moscow Mint.
Coin blanks for these types were not needed, since it was possible to strike heated silver wire with dies and subsequently cutting out the sheeted coins. Although often crudely struck, these coins were some of the most efficiently made of their time, an innovation that began largely at the Moscow mint During Ivan's rule.
After Ivan "the terrible" died, Civil War broke out across Russia in order to fill the power-vacuum Ivan's death left open.
Mikhail Fedorovich was elected Czar by the Russian council in 1613, in an attempt to reorganize government and stabilize social upheavals. Although expected to fail by many, Fedorovich developed a firm rule across Russia, avoided European conflicts, and established the Romanov dynasty, which lasted 300 years until the Russian revolution of 1917.
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Russia. Mikhail Fedorovich Romanov 1613 - 1645 silver-wire kopek.Russia. Mikhail Fedorovich Romanov 1613 - 1645 silver-wire kopek. Horseman right, armed with spear. Mint-mark MOC/KBA (Moscow) below / Ruler's name and title.
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Russia. Mikhail Fyodorovich Romanov (1613-1645) Grishin-Kleishnikov __ (Knight die 10 or 12, text die __), Group I
AR wire kopek; Moscow mint, struck 1617 or 1618. .53 g., 13.64 mm. max., 180
Obv: Horse rider with spear, m (= moneyer's mark) below.
Rev: Cyrillic legend in five or six lines, roughly: ~ / ЦРЬIBE / ЛIKIИKHS / МИХЯIЛO / ФEДОPOBIЧЬ BCEѦ PW CIИ (Czar and Grand Prince Mikhail Fyodorovich of all Russia).Stkp
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Russia. Mikhail Fyodorovich Romanov (1613-1645)Grishin-Kleishnikov __ (Knight die 8 or 11 or 13-21 or 23 or 26-38, text die __), Group I
AR wire kopek; Moscow mint, struck 1616-16__. .48 g., 13.20 mm. max., 0
Obv: Horse rider with spear, °/m (= moneyer's mark) below.
Rev: Cyrillic legend in five lines, roughly: ~ ЦРЬIBE ЛIKIИKHS МИХЯIЛO ФEДОPOB / I ЧЬ BCEѦ / PW CIИ (Czar and Grand Prince Mikhail Fyodorovich of all Russia).Stkp
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Sb 1613 - Nicephore Ier & Stauracius -B*Numis
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Taras, Calabria480-470 BC
AR Litra (8mm, 0.84g)
O: Scallop shell with seven teeth, within dotted border.
R: Four spoked wheel.
D'Andrea IV, 77; Vlasto 1110-14; Cote 7-9; McGill II, 140; SNG France 1613-14; SNG ANS 1328; Sear 228; BMC 1, 56
Scarce
ex Alex Malloy
Founded by Spartan refugees in 706 BC, Taras quickly became the major port on the Tarentine Gulf.
Renowned for its purple cloth made from the superior local wool and dye from the abundant murex shell, Taras thrived during the fifth and fourth centuries BC, establishing a democratic government in 473.Enodia
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Trajan RIC 245; Woytek 396bTrajan. AD 98-117. AR Denarius . Rome mint. 112-113 AD. ((18mm, 3.47g, 6h) Obv: IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P COS VI P P, Laureate bust right, draped left shoulder. Rev: Arabia standing left, holding branch and bundle of canes; to left, small camel standing left, ARAB ADQ in ex. Woytek 396b; RIC 245; RSC 26
Ex: Athena, VcoinsPaddy
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TROPPAU-JAEGENDORF - KarlTROPPAU-JAEGENDORF - Karl von Liectenstein (1614-1627) AR 3 Krajcar, (1)618. Onv.: Bust right, denomination 3 below. CAROL D G OPPRAVIAE Rev.: Cap over 2 shields; CC between; PRINC D L LICHTENS 618 Reference: KM #13dpaul7
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