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Deutsches Reich
Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller war ein bedeutender deutsche Dichter, Dramatiker, Philosoph und Historiker (*1759 in Marbach am Neckar, + 1805 in Weimar)
Zinnmedaille
Signiert W.S (Wenzel Seidan)
Undatiert (1859)
Auf den 100. Geburtstag Schillers gewidmet vom Prager Schiller-Verein
Vs: Umschrift, darin bekleidetes Brustbild nach rechts.
Rs: Sieben Zeilen Schrift zwischen zwei Lorbeerzweigen
7,5 g ; 26,0 mm
Kleine Randunebenheiten, Vorzüglich _1193Antonivs Protti
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Trajan AR Denarius. Rome, AD 113-114. IMP TRAIANO OPTIMO AVG GER DAC P M TR P, laureate and draped bust right / COS VI P P SPQR, Trajan's column surmounted by statue of the emperor; at base, two eagles. RIC 307; BMCRE 522; RSC 115. 3.53g, 20mm, 6h. Ex: Roman Numismatics E-Sale 58, lot 1102, June 20, 2019; Ex: Spink Auction 18055, Lot 296, November 7, 2018; Ex: CNG E-auction 393, lot 242, March 15, 2017; Ex: Dr. Lawrence D. Sporty Collection; Ex: CNG Inventory # 874073, June 2010.paul1888
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064 - Septimius Severus denarius - RIC 424Obv:– IMP CAE L SEP SEV PERT AVG COS - II, Laureate head right
Rev:– VICT AVG, Victory walking left, holding wreath in right hand, palm in left
Minted in Emesa, A.D. 194 - 195
References:– BMCRE 395, VM 150/1, RIC 424, RSC 675a
Ex Spink Auction 18055, Lot 435. Ex. Michael Kelly Collection
2.74 g, 18.02 mm. 180 degree maridvnvm
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064 - Septimius Severus denarius - RIC 495Obv:– L SEP SEVERVS PER AVG P M IMP XI, laureate head right
Rev:– PAR AR AD TR P VI COS II P P, Victory advancing left, holding wreath and palm
Minted in Laodicea ad Mare, A.D. 198
References:– BMCRE 625. RIC 495, RSC 361
Ex Spink Auction 18055, Lot 448. Ex. Michael Kelly Collection
3.97 gms, 19.07 mm. 0 degreesmaridvnvm
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1804 - 640 reis B KM# 231
Country Brazil
Years 1799-1805
Value 640 Réis (640)
Metal Silver (.917)
Weight 17.76 g
Shape Roundxokleng
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1805 LYDIA, Nacrasa Hadrian Tyche Reference.
RPC III 1805/7; BMC 17-8.
Obv: ΑΥΤΟ ΤΡΑΙΑΝΟС ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟС.
Laureate and cuirassed bust right.
Rev: ΝΑΚΡΑСΙΤΩΝ.
Tyche standing left, holding rudder and cornucopia.
3.63 gr.
19 mm
12hokidoki
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1812 AE Non-local Halfpenny Token. Stockton on Tees, Yorkshire.Obverse: ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MAN TO DO HIS DUTY •. Bust of Horatio Nelson facing left.
Reverse: BRITISH NAVAL HALPPENNY (sic). Three masted ship, probably H.M.S. Victory, sailing right, 1812 in panel below.
Edge: Centre Grained.
Diameter 30mm | Die Axis 6
Withers: 1590 | Davis: 150 (Yorkshire)
The dies for this token were, according to some sources, engraved by Thomas Wyon. Though the manufacturer of the token is unknown, it was most likely struck in Birmingham.
Issued from Stockton on Tees, this token seems to have been struck to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar which took place in 1805, and in which Nelson was killed. The issuer is uncertain but it was probably Robert Christopher and Thomas Jennett.
Robert Christopher & Thomas Jennett were booksellers and printers in Stockton, they were also the Stockton agents for the Sun Fire Office.
Jennett was Christopher's apprentice and on the completion of his indentures, he was taken into partnership. Matching the high standards of his companion, Jennett became well known and much respected, growing to be a man of power and influence. He became a magistrate and was mayor of Stockton three times.*Alex
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1813 AE Penny Token. Flint, Flintshire.Obverse: FLINT LEAD WORKS. View of the lead works, smoking away in full production; 1813 below in exergue.
Reverse: ONE POUND NOTE FOR 240 TOKENS • around ONE PENNY TOKEN in centre.
Edge: Centre Grained.
Diameter 34mm | Die Axis 6
Withers: 1313 | Davis: 12
SCARCE
The dies for this token were engraved by Thomas Halliday. The manufacturer of the token is unknown but it would in all probability have been struck in Birmingham. It was issued by George Roskell at the Flint Lead Works in Flintshire.
The Flint Lead Smelting Works was the only issuer of tokens in North Wales in the 19th century. The company produced lead from ore obtained from mines on the nearby Halkyn mountain. George Roskell (1777-1847) of Garstang, Lancashire, came to Flintshire as a shareholder in the Milwr Mine, and later became the senior partner in the Flint Smelting Works. In 1805, he married Mary Ann, only child of James Potts of Stokyn, near Holywell. His eldest son, George Potts Roskell succeeded to the Stokyn estate. In 1852 the Flint Lead Works became absorbed in the more extensive Alkali Works of Muspratt Bros. and Huntley, which by 1885 was one of the largest chemical works in Britain.
The town of Flint has its origins in the turbulent times of Edward I in the13th century when he invaded Wales for the complete subjugation of the Welsh princes and the people of Wales. Edward I picked the only suitable spot on the marshy shore, where an outcrop of rock jutted out some fifty yards into the river, on which to build the castle and town of Flint. The castle was built on the rock and joined by a drawbridge to the town. The town was built in the form of a Roman encampment, with a double ditch and earthen banks crowned by timber ramparts and four regular gates.*Alex
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8. Antiochos IV EpiphanesSELEUKID KINGS of SYRIA. Antiochos IV Epiphanes. 175-164 BC. Æ “Egyptianizing” series. Antioch mint. Struck 169-168 BC. Head of Isis right, wearing tainia / Eagle with closed wings standing right on thunderbolt. SC 1414; HGC 9, 644.ecoli
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Achaean league - AR hemidrachmMegara
c. 175-168 BC
laureate head of Zeus Amarios right
lyre above (AX) monogram, all within wreath
ΔΩ_PO
BCD Peloponessos 27.1; McClean 6431-2, Benner S. 78, 4; HGC 4, 1805
2,3g 14,5mm
ex LanzJ. B.
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Alexander I Balas 150-145 B.C.Alexander I Balas 150-145 BC. (Double struck coin). Ae 19.1~20.6mm. 5.18g. Obv: Head of Alexander I right, as Alexander the Great, wearing lionskin headdress, dotted border. Rev: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ, Apollo standing left, holding arrow in outstretched right hand, and bow in left. Hoover 901; SC 1795 and 1805.ddwau
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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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Anonymous, Sardes, Lydia, AE18, ΣAPΔIANΩN, OΔHTAE18
AE
Greek Imperial: Sardes, Lydia
Anonymous
Issued: Second - First Centuries BC
18.00mm 7.15gr 0h
O: NO LEGEND; Bearded, laureate head of Herakles, right, wearing lionskin with paws tied around neck; beaded border.
R: ΣAPΔIANΩN: Apollo standing facing, head left, raven in right hand, laurel branch in left hand, all within laurel wreath; beaded border.
Exergue: OΔHT = Monogram #?
GRPC Lydia Supp. 129a; cf. Savoca 111th Blue Auction, Lot 510, August, 2021.
N&N London Auctions/Stefan Asenov Green Auction XII, Lot 385.
7/10/23 8/25/23Nicholas Z
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AUSTRIA - SALZBURGAUSTRIA - Salzburg - Kurfürst Erzherzog Ferdinand 1803 - 1806. Kreuzer, 1805, aVF. 22 mm, 4.4 g dpaul7
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BHM 0601. Foundation of Christchurch, Birmingham, 1805.Obv. Draped and cuirassed bust right, by Webb. GEORGIUS III DG BRITTANIARUM REX FD
Rev. View of the church ED XTI LAR PRIM ANG P C GEO III FIDEI COLUMEN PRESIDIUM DECUS BIRM XI CAL AUG MDCCCV
WM40. Taylor 65A.
Commemorates the foundationg of Christchurch, Birmingham.LordBest
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Bramsen 0453. Deputation des maires de Paris a Schoenbrunn, 1805.Obv. A winged, trumpet-blowing woman runs left, carrying a tablet behind her a pile of spoils of war. Signed in the left field, BRENET F, DE GERMANIS. // IMP VRBI SVAE.
Exergue: PRIMITIAE · BELLI · ARMA · ET · SIGNA · MILITARIA E · MANVBIIS · VERTINGENS CIVITATI · DONATA VI · ID · OCT · MDCCCV
Rev. On the right Napoleon and Murat in classical dress, at their feet a nymph with an urn, approaching from the left are two men, one offering a scroll PANNONIA · SVBACTA. // SCHOENBRUNN.
Exergue: AEDILES. PARIS. IMP. NEAPOLIONI. A. VICTORIA REDVCI IN. SVBVRBANO. CAESARVM GRATES. AGVUNT. PR. ID. DECEMBR. MDCCCV
68mm.
This medal was struck to commemorate the events following the Battle of Austerlitz in the First Austrian campaign, namely the fact that Austria was subdued and Vienna taken by French forces. 1805. LordBest
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Bramsen 0476. Josephine imperatrice et reine, 1805. Obv. Draped and diademed bust of Josephine to the right JOSEPHINE IMP ET REINE
Bronzed lead 68mm. Uniface.
A lead cliche produced by the engraver Andrieu approximately dated to 1805-21. Original paper backing, missing glass bubble.LordBest
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Byzantine EmpireAE1 969 - 976 CE
Obverse: Christ facing with book of Gospels, + EMMANOVHA IX-XC.
Reverse: +IhSvS
XRISTvS
bASILEv
bASILE
(Jesus Christ king of kings)Pericles J2
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Carthage. Carthage circa 400-350 BC. Obv. Head of Tanit to left, wearing wreath of grain ears.
Rev. Horse standing right, palm tree in background, three pellets above pellet in right field.
References: MAA 18l; Jenkins & Lewis 13; SNG Copenhagen 118. SEAR 6508-11.
16.1mm and 2.23grams.
As found condition.
Canaan
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Carthaginian CoinA bronze coin minted in Carthage or possibly Punic Sicily between 264-241 BC. 16 mm, 2.06 g
Obverse: Head of Tanit left wearing earrings and wreathed in ears of grain
Reverse: Horse standing right, date palm tree behind
Attribution: SNG Copenhagen 109chuy1530
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CILICIA, Tarsos. 164-27 BC. Æ Tyche/Sandan.Obv. Turreted head of Tyche right.
Rev. Sandan standing on the back of a mythological beast right, holding hammer and flower; ΘP over monogram to left. SNG France 1305-6 var. (control marks); SNG Levante 962.Canaan
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Domitian - TomisAE 20, Thrace, Tomis.
Obverse: ΔOMITIANOC KAICA ΓEPM , Laureate head right.
Reverse: TOMITWN, Nike standing on globe left, holding wreath and palm.
Moushmov 1805.
20mm , 4.3 gm
Jerome Holderman
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Drusus JuniorAE As, Rome Mint, Struck 22-23 AD.
Obverse: DRVSVS CAESAR TI AVG F DIVI AVG N, bare head left.
Reverse: PONTIF TRIBVN POTEST ITER around large SC.
References: RIC I 45 (Tiberius), BMCRE 99, Cohen 2, RCV 1794Justin L
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Egypt, Alexandria, Hadrian, Milne 1267Hadrian, AD 117-138
AE - drachm, 35.4mm, 26.43g
Alexandria, 129/30 (year 12)
obv. AVT KAI - TRAI ADRIA CEB
Bust, draped and cuirassed, seen from behind, laureate, r.
rev. Rivergod Nilus, bearded and laureate, nude to hips, leaning l., resting with l.
arm on hippopotamus, stg. r., holding cornucopiae in outstretched r. hand and
reed in l. arm
in ex. LDWDEK (= year 12)
in upper field LS
Milne 1267; Dattari 1805; Köln 993; Emmet 1015
about VF, blue-green patina
IS = 16 cubits, means the optimal level of the flood of the Nile (Curtis Clay)
Jochen
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ElagabalusAR Denarius, Rome Mint, Struck 220-222 AD
Obverse: IMP ANTONINVS PIVS AVG (no break), Horned, laureate, draped and bearded bust right.
Reverse: INVICTVS SACERDOS AVG, Elagabalus, in Syrian priestly robes, standing half left, sacrificing holding patera in right hand over lighted altar, a club or cypress in his left hand. A recumbent bull sits behind the altar, star in left field.
References: RIC IV 88b, RSC 61, BMCRE 212Justin L
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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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France. Monneron Confidence TokenAE/copper token; valued at 2 Sols; designed by Augustin Dupré and minted in 1791 (the first pieces leaving the mint on November 3, 1791) on the Watt steam presses of Matthew Boulton’s Soho Mint, Birminghan, England, for Frères Monneron; 18.28 gr. (minted at 27 to the pound), 32 mm., 180°.
KM France TN23; Guilloteau.233l; Mazard153; Brandon 217c; Droulers.62; Bouchert 54/1; Hennin 342. Pl. 32.
Obv: France in the guise of Liberty seated, facing left, raising a spear surmounted by a Phrygian cap leaning on a tablet bearing the inscription DROITS / DE / L'HOMME / ARTIC. / V. (representing the Declaration of the Rights of Man), rooster on a pillar behind her, LIBERTE SOUS LA LOI (= Liberty Under the Law), L'AN III DE LA LIBERTE (= Year III/1791 of Liberty) in exergue.
Rev: MONNERON FRERES NEGOCIANS A PARIS (= Moneron Brothers, Merchats of Paris), MEDALLE / DE CONFIANCE / DE DEUX SOLS A / ECHANGER CONTRE / DES ASSIGNATS DE / 50L ET AU DESSUS / 1791 (= Medal of Confidence of Two Sols, to be Exchanged for Assignats of 50 Livres or Above, 1791).
Edge: ⁕ BON POUR BORD MARSEI ⁕. LYON ROUEN ⁕ NANT ET STRASB (= Good for Bordeaux, Marseilles, Lyon, Rouen, Nantes and Strasbourg).
Although the Bastille was stormed in 1789, the coinage of Louis XVI continued to be struck until 1792, with a new constitutional coinage in copper or bell-metal, silver and gold commencing in 1791. Thar coinage circulated alongside the ancien régime pieces, but did little to alleviate the shortage of specie. A short-term solution was attempted by the introduction of the assignats, which were paper money backed by confiscated church properties and land. Produced in vast quantities, the assignats eventually depreciated to the point of worthlessness. The tokens of Frères Monneron were issued in response to this situation.
The Monneron brothers, Jean-Louis (1742-1805), Pierre-Antoine (1747-1811), and Joseph-François-Augustin (1756-1824), were the sons of a Huguenot lawyer from Annonay, who made his fortune by buying the rights to receive the gabelle (salt tax) for the town of Annonay. By 1791, Joseph-François-Augustin obtained the right to strike copper token coinage. Production began in late 1791. However, in March 1792, Frères Monneron went bankrupt and Pierre-Antoine fled. His Francois-Augustin resumed the business, but a law of enacted on May 3, 1792 prohibited the manufacture of private coins. These currencies of necessity circulated only until the end of 1793.
The tokens were designed by the greatest engraver of the revolutionary era, Augustin Dupré (1748-1833), who had made his name as a medalist, producing many medals commemorating the American Revolution before becoming the Engraver General of the French mints in 1791. Stkp
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George Washington 1797 MedalObv: G. WASHINGTON PRES. UNIT. STA. bust of George Washington facing right.
Rev: COMMISS. RESIGNED : PRESIDENCY RELINQ., a banner, sword, fasces, and laurel branch laid upon an altar decorated with a shield, 1797 in exergue.
Designer: John Reich
Mint: Philadelphia, Date: 1805 (20th Century restrike), Bronze, Diameter: 39.7 mmMatt Inglima
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German States. Bavaria. Maximillian IV, Joseph as elector 1799 - 1805. .3330 silver 6-Kreuzer 1790.German States. Bavaria. Maximillian IV, Joseph as elector 1799 - 1805. .3330 silver 6-Kreuzer 1790. MAX.IOSEPH II KONIG VON BAIERNm head right . LAND MUNZE 1807, crowned arms divide value.
KM 346
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German States. BAvaria. Maximillian IV, Joseph as elector 1799 - 1805. .3330 silver 6-Kreuzer.German States. BAvaria. Maximillian IV, Joseph as elector 1799 - 1805. .3330 silver 6-Kreuzer. MAX.IOS.H.L.B.C.&, head right / crowned arms divides value and date.
KM 310 var.
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German states. Prussia. Friederich Wilhelm III. .5210 silver 4 Groschen 1805 A.German states. Prussia. Friederich Wilhelm III. .5210 silver 4 Groschen 1805 A. FRIDRERKVS WILHELM III BOROSS REX, bust left / Crowned arms dividing date 1805, PURA COLON 84 EX MARCIA, value 4 GR and mint-mark A below.
KM 370
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gordian Perge medallionAYT KAI MAP ANT ΓOPΔIANOC CE
radiate, cuirassed and draped bust right seen from behind
ΠEP | ΓAI | AC APTEMIΔOC || ACVΛOY
Artemis, standing on the right, in a bige pulled by 2 deer, taking an arrow in his quiver with his right hand and a bow with his left hand
32 mm ; 18,23 g.leseullunique
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Great Britain Lord Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson 1758 - 1805Centenary of the Battle of Trafalgar, WM Medal
Silver medal, Hardy 110, Brown BHM 3923, Eimer –, EF, light scratches and marks, weight 11.628g, maximum diameter 31.8mm, die axis 0o, 1905; obverse HORATIO VISCOUNT NELSON . K · B · DUKE OF BRONTE · &, uniformed bust of Admiral Lord Nelson left; reverse ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY, CENTENARY / OF THE / BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR / 1905 in four lines above, view of the naval battle, TRAFALGAR / OCT.21.1805 in two lines in exergue; from the J. Eric Engstrom Collection.
Struck by Spink & Sons, after Küchler.
Descriptive Write-Up and Photo Credits: Forum Ancient Coins.Tracy Aiello
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Great Britain Lord Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson 1758 - 1805Medal Commemorating the Wreck of HMS 'Foudroyant', 1897
Copper medal, Brown BHM 3613, Eimer 1813, Hardy 107, AT, scratches and marks, pendant loop attached, 28.58g, 38.1mm, 0o, Birmingham mint, after 1897; obverse ·:· HORATIO. VISCOUNT NELSON ·:·, uniformed bust facing slightly left, wearing tricorne decorated with diamond aigrette; BORN, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1758/DIED, 21st OCTOBER, 1805 / in two lines below, REG: No 311490 in small lettering along the bottom; reverse "FOUDROYANT," LORD NELSON'S FLAGSHIP., the HMS Foudroyant under sail left, COMMENCED BUILDING 1789 / LAUNCHED AT PLYMOUTH APRIL 1798 / WRECKED AT BLACK POOL / JUNE 16TH, 1897 in five lines below, MEDAL STRUCK FROM COPPER OF VESSEL AFTER BREAKING UP in small lettering along the bottom.; ex J. Eric Engstrom Collection.
Descriptive Write-Up and Photo Credits: Forum Ancient Coins
Per Wikipedia the Foudroyant was Lord Nelson’s flagship from June 6, 1799 until the end of June 1800.Tracy Aiello
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Great Britain Lord Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson 1758 - 1805The Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners Royal Benevolent Society Membership Token
Tin medal; Hardy 94; Weight 8.7g; Diameter 32mm; Die axis 0o; Date 1905; Obverse: uniformed bust of Lord Vice Admiral Nelson l., in l. field: №, circular and clockwise ENGLAND EXPECTS EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY inscribed on a belt with the fastened buckle at 6 1/2h; Reverse: port-quarter view of a three-masted ship partially dismasted driving on the rocks in a heavy sea, clockwise SHIPWRECKED MARINERS SOCIETY, ・1861・at 6h between the start and end of the legend. Slot pierced for suspension. Creator: Joseph Davis.
Photo Credits: 56salesman
Per Royal Museums Greenwich this is a membership token issued annually as a receipt for a subscription. I assume that the № in the left field was for inscribing one’s membership number, but I have no evidence of that. The date at 6h is the date of issue.Tracy Aiello
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Great Britain Lord Vice Admiral Horatio Nelson 1758 - 1805British and Foreign Sailors Society Medal Commemorating the Trafalgar Centenary
Copper medal; Brown BHM 3924, Hardy 112; VF, scratches, rim dings; 12.470g; 28.8mm; 0o; 1905. Obverse PRESENTED BY BRITISH & FOREIGN SAILORS SOCIETY (top clockwise) CONTAINING VICTORY COPPER FROM LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY (bottom counter clockwise), Lord Nelson standing left, DEATH OF NELSON OCT 21 1809 CENTENARY MEMENTO OCT 21 1905 in banner across, E.R. VII below. Reverse "ENGLAND EXPECTS THAT EV ERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY" (top clockwise) "THANK GOD I HAVE DONE MY DUTY" (bottom counter clockwise), flagship HMS Victory right, VICTORY.TRAFALGAR / OCT. 21 1805 in two lines below; from the J. Eric Engstrom Collection.
Descriptive Write-Up and Photo Credits: Forum Ancient Coins
I note that on the top of the reverse at 12h between “EV” and “ERY” is a 1 mm diameter circle with a raised outline. Could this be a marker for a pierce point should the owner want to suspend the medal?Tracy Aiello
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Hadrian (117-138)AR Denarius
18.60 mm 1.97 gr.
laureate head right
Felicitas reverse?
[nail holed; recovered from an uncleaned lot]
Ken W2
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hj6.28.21.012Elagabalus and Julia Maesa
Marcianopolis
Obv: AVT. K. M AVP ANTΩNEINOC. 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) MAPKIANOΠOΛITΩN, Hygeia standing right, feeding snake from patera. E in left upper field.
27 mm, 11.89 gms
Hristova-Jekov 6.28.21.1Charles M
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IrelandKm9 - 1 Farthing - 1953 - Eire
Km137 - 1/2 Penny - 1805 (holed)
Km10 - 1/2 Penny - 1953
Km19 - 1/2 Penny - 1971
Km3 - 1 Penny - 1935
Km20 - 1 Penny - 1971
Daniel F
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John Hyrcanus I / Antiochus VII. 104-76 BC. Prutah , S.E. 181= 132/131 BC. Obv: Upside down anchor flanked by BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANTIOXOY EYEPΓETOY (of King Antiochus, benefactor), date along left side of anchor AΠP (181).
Rev: Lily.
15.4 MM AND 3.09 GRAMS.
References: Hendin 451. SNG Israel 2134.
This type probably inaugurated the Hasmonean mint in Jerusalem as the first Judean prutah, with the approval of Antiochus VII. The lily was a symbol of Jerusalem and its use in lieu of a portrait was apparently part of the Seleucid effort to appease the Jews, whose law stated: Thou shalt not make unto thee a graven image…Canaan
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King George III Half Penny 1805King GEORGE III (1760-1820) COPPER Half Penny DATED 1806
Obverse: Shorter haired laureate and draped bust of King George III facing right, legend around, date below.
Lettering:
GEORGIUS III • D : G • REX.
Reverse: Seated figure of Britannia facing left, trident in left hand, shield with Union flag resting on left, olive branch in raised right hand, legend above, sea behind with ship on left.
Lettering:
BRITANNIA
SOHOMacedonian Warrior
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Marcus Aurelius Silver DenariusMarcus Aurelius (7 Mar 161 - 17 Mar 180 CE), Silver Denarius, RIC III 253, RSC II 257a, BMCRE IV 561, Hunter II 57 var. (laur. head), SRCV II 4903, gVF, well-centred and struck on an oval flan, same die wear, nicely toned, minor marks, edge cracks, plain edge, weight 3.11g, composition Ag, diameter 19.0×17.0mm, thickness 2.47mm, die axis 0°, Rome mint, Dec 171 - Dec 172 CE; obverse M ANTONINVS AVG TR P XXVI, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind; reverse IMP VI COS III, Aequitas, draped, standing half-left, scales in right hand, cornucopia in left; from the Roger Belmar Collection; ex Baldwin's (2021); ex Michael Kelly Collection, Part 2, Spink e-auction 18055 (7 Nov 2018), lot 413; £170.00.Serendipity
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Mark Antony unofficial foureeANT IMP III VIR R P C
Bare head of Mark Antony right, lituus behind
CN DOMIT AHENOBARBVS IMP
Prow of galley right star above
Corcyra? Summer 40BC
2.08g
Sear 1472; Imperators 258. RBW 1805. Crawford 521/2
Ex-ANE
Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus was a republican admiral who accompanied Brutus to Macedonia after Caesar's assassination. He was given command of the fleet in the Adriatic. After Cassius and Brutus were defeated at Philippi, Ahenobarbus turned to piracy and was in command of up to 2 legions and 70 ships. He was reconciled to Antony's side by Asinius Pollio and after the Pact of Brundisium he was given back his civic rights and was appointed Governor of Bithynia. He remained loyal to Antony almost to the end but deserted him just prior to Actium, dying shortly after of illness. Jay GT4
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MaximianusFirst reign, 286-305 AD
AE Follis, Carthage mint, 2nd officina. Struck 297-298 AD
Obverse: IMP MAXIMIANVS P F AVG, Laureate head right.
Reverse: FELIX AD-V-ENT AVGG NN, Africa standing facing, head left, wearing elephant skin headdress and holding signum and tusk; at feet to left, lion with captured bull; H in left field; PKS in exergue.
References: RIC VI 23b, RCV 3630, Van Meter 035Justin L
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MEDALS. Sir Edward Stanley G. Robinson. Keeper of Coins at the British MuseumMEDALS. Sir Edward Stanley G. Robinson. Keeper of Coins at the British Museum, 1912-1952. Æ Medal (51mm, 85.7 g, 12h). P. Vincze, engraver. SCRINII NUMM. IN MUS. BRITT. CUSTODI D. D. D. SOCII ET AMICI, Head of Edward Robinson left / SIC TIBI MVSA MEMOR, Half-nude woman seated left, writing in book set on Ionic column, placing hand on broken jar filled with coins . BHM -. EF.
Ex-CNGecoli
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MEXICO - Charles IVMEXICO - Charles IV (1788-1808) AR 1/2-Real, 1805, Mexico City Mint. KM#72.dpaul7
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MODERN MILLED (up to 19th Century), Ireland, George III, copper half penny3 viewsKM # 147 IrelandKM # 147 Ireland copper half penny3 viewsKM # 147 Ireland. George III, king of the United Kingdoms of Britain and Ireland. AE 1/2 penny. GEORGIVS III D.G. REX, diademed head of George III right / HIBERNIA 1805, Crowned Harp
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Moesia inferior, Nikopolis ad Istrum, 25. Diadumenian, HrHJ (2018) 8.25.20.03 #1 (plate coin)Diadumenian, AD 217-218
AE 28, 12.40g, 28.12mm, 0°
struck under governor Marcus Claudius Agrippa
obv. K M OPPEL ANTWNI DIADOVMENIANO - C
Bare head r.
rev. VP AGRIPPA NIKO - POLITWN PROC ICTRW
Asklepios in himation, nude to waist, snake stuff under r. shoulder, stg. frontal. looking l.
ref. a) AMNG I/1, 1805
b) Varbanov (engl.) 3670 (cites AMNG 1805, correct description, wrong pic!)
c) Hristova/Hoeft/Jekov (2018) No. 8.25.20.3 (plate coin)
F+, nearly black patina
Jochen
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Moesia inferior, Nikopolis ad Istrum, 25. Diadumenian, HrHJ (2018) 8.25.20.03 #2 (plate coin)Diadumenian, AD 217-218
AE 27, 10.91g, 26.65mm, 0°
struck under governor Marcus Claudius Agrippa
obv. K M OPPEL ANTWNI DIADOVMENIANO - C
Bare head r.
rev. VP AGRIPPA NIKO - POLITWN PROC ICTRW
Asklepios, in himation, stg. frontal, head l., resting with r. hand on snake staff set in arm pit, l. hand at hip
ref. a) AMNG I/1, 1805
b) Varbanov (engl.) 3670
c) Hristova/Hoeft/Jekov (2018) No. 8.25.20.3 (plate coin)
about VF, dark green patina
Jochen
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Poland. East Prussia. Friedrich III of Prussia billon 3-groschen 1805 B.Poland. East Prussia. Friedrich III of Prussia billon 3-groschen 1805 B. FRID.WILHELM.BORUSS.REX, bust left / crowned eagle over value and date.
KM c60
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RIC 0322 DomitianusObv: IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR P IIII, Laureate head right, with aegis
Rev: IMP VIIII COS XI CENSORIA POTESTAT P P (anticlockwise, from low right), Minerva standing left, with spear
AR/Denarius (20.31 mm 3.466 gr 6h) Struck in Rome 85 A.D. (2nd issue)
RIC 322 (R2) - BMCRE, BNF unlisted
ex Roma Numismatics E-Sale 59 Lot 796, ex Spink Auction 18055 Lot 107, from the Michael Kelly Collection of Roman Silver CoinsFlaviusDomitianus
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RIC 562 DomitianAR Denarius, 3.45g
Rome mint, 88 AD
Obv: IMP CAES DOMITIAN AVG GERMANICVS; Head of Domitian, laureate, bearded, r.
Rev: COS XIIII across field; Minerva adv r., with spear and shield (M1)
RIC 562 (R). BMC 141. RSC 67. BNC -.
Ex Spink eAuction 18055, 7 November 2018, The Michael Kelly Collection of Roman Coins part 2, lot 95.
In 88 AD Domitian struck a brief special issue of Minerva denarii with unusual obverse legends and austere reverse designs. The obverse legends deviate from the usual formula, sometimes spelling out fully DOMITIANVS and/or GERMANICVS and lacking a TR P number. The reverses feature only a terse legend across field with the IMP number absent. Here is an example from this rare issue with GERMANICVS spelled out on the obverse and the consular number across field on the reverse. Why the mint was experimenting with the legends and the layout of the reverses in 88 is a mystery. Perhaps the issue was struck in conjunction with a special event that year (the Secular Games?) and are commemorative in nature. Regardless, the mint soon returned the denarius to its conventional Minerva arrangement, hinting that these scarce issues were indeed struck for a special occasion.
Struck in good style. David Atherton
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Roman Empire, Maximianus, First reign, 286-305 ADAE Follis, Carthage mint, 2nd officina. Struck 297-298 AD
Obverse: IMP MAXIMIANVS P F AVG, Laureate head right.
Reverse: FELIX AD-V-ENT AVGG NN, Africa standing facing, head left, wearing elephant skin headdress and holding signum and tusk; at feet to left, lion with captured bull; H in left field; PKS in exergue.
References: RIC VI 23b, RCV 3630, Van Meter 035Justin L
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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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S.225 D. Junius L.f. SilanusAR denarius, 19mm, 3.71g, VF
Struck at Rome 91 BC
Helmeted head of Roma right, X behind / D. SILANVS ROMA, Victory in biga right, V above.
Sear 225; Cr 337/3; Syd 646; Junia 15.
Lawrence W
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Schjöth 1508, Hartill (QC) 18.16 Type 1.b, KM 476.2Jiaqing (1796-1820)
1 cash (cast brass), 1796 – 1805 [?], Jiangxi Province (in Nanchang), 25 mm.
Obv: Jiaqing tongbao.
Rev: Boo chang.
Type 1 is comprised of coins with a six stroke bei and a large ji in jia, per the Board of Revenue reform type (cf. Schjöth 1489, Hartill (QC) 5.140 Type A1, KM 440.1). Type 1.b coins have a dot on the top left of the reverse.
Hartill rarity 10Stkp
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Septimius Severus. AD 193-211. AR Denarius. Rome mint. Struck AD 204. Obv. SEVERVS PIVS AVG Laureate head of Septimius Severus to right.
Rev. INDVLGENTIA AVGG / IN CARTH Dea Caelestis riding a lion right, holding a thunderbolt in her right hand and a scepter in her left; below, water gushing out from rocks.
References: Cohen 222. RIC 266.
18mm, 2.01 grams.Canaan
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Sestertius of Vespasian/Roma, 69-79 AD33mm. Possibly sestertius of Vespasian, IMP CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M TR P P P COS III Laureate head of Vespasian to right. Rev. ROMA / S - C Roma, helmeted, standing left, holding Victory facing right in her right hand and spear in her left. See https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=2344147 for reference.Celticaire
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Severus AlexanderAR Denarius, Struck AD 231, Rome mint.
Obv: IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG, laureate and draped bust right.
Rev: PROVIDENTIA AVG, Providentia standing left, holding grain ears over modius in right hand, anchor in left.
Ref: RIC IV 252Justin L
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Soloi-Pompeiopolis53-52 BC
head of Cn. Pompeius Magnus right
ΣΩ
Nike advancing right holding wreath and palm
ΠOMΠHIOΠOΛITΩN
ΔI / ΛA
SNG Levante 880-882var (Beizeichen), SNG BN 1214-1217var (dito).
7,4g 19,5mm
ex SavocaJ. B.
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Valerian I, 253-260 AD.CILICIA, Anemurium. Valerian. 253-260 AD. Æ 26mm (10.0 gm). Dated year 3 (255/6 AD).
AU K P LI OUALERIANON, laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / ANEMOVPIEWN ET G, tetrastyle temple with statue of Tyche holding rudder and cornucopiae.
SNG Levante 517 (this coin); SNG France -; BMC Lycaonia -; SNG Copenhagen -; SNG von Aulock -.Antonivs Protti
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Victory Crowning Emperor over Captives: Elagabalus, Nikopolis AE TetradrassarionRoman Provincial. Elagabalus AE Tetrassarion (26mm, 11.89g, 9h), Moesia, Nikopolis ad Istrum (Novius Rufus, Legate), 218-222 CE.
Obv: AVT K M AVPH ANTΩINOC. Laureate, draped bust right, seen from behind.
Rev: VΠ NOBIOV POV ΦOV NIKOΠOΛITΩN ΠPOC ICTP / O-N. Emperor standing left, holding spear and sword, foot on captive, crowned by Nike, between them a captive cowering beneath shield.
Ref: HHJ (8.26.34.2, 2015-2021 eds., 2014 Addenda III, #149 [LINK]) = RPC VI 1197 (Temp.) ex. 1 [LINK] = Wildwinds (Elagabalus [LINK] / Moesia, Niko. [LINK]) = this coin illustrated.
Prov: Ex zumbly; George Spradling (Agora 38, 174 = Coinproject 38-074 [LINK]); J. Winnett Collection (Tantalus 16683, 26 Jun 2006) [LINK]; Heather Howard Collection (Elag.125 on her archived Elagabalus Page [LINK]); Henry Clay Lindgren (1914-2005) Collection Duplicates (unpublished, Antioch Associates BBS 42 [15 Nov 2002], 72).
Many thanks to Jochen for help cataloging this coin.Curtis JJ
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