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RDR -- Brandenburg-Preussen
Friedrich Wilhelm III. (1797-1840)
1826
Pfennig (Kupfer)
Münzstätte: Düsseldorf
Vs: Gekröntes Wappen. Umschrift: "360 EINEN THALER"
Rs: Wert, Jahreszahl und Münzzeichen.
Gewicht: 1,3g
Durchmesser: 17 mm
Erhaltung: schön _897Antonivs Protti
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Schweiz - Bern
1/2 Batzen 1826 (?)
Überprägt auf ein 1/2 Batzen aus dem 18. Jahrhundert.
vgl. Divo/Tobler 44
Erhaltung: Überprägungsspuren, gewellt, sehr schön.
Durchmesser: 23 mm
Gewicht: 1,6 g Billon _591Antonivs Protti
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001j. Octavian001j. Octavian
Great-nephew of Julius Caesar, who named him as heir in his will. Octavian used this de facto legitimacy to maneuver for power. In 43 BC he, Mark Antony and Marcus Lepidus formed the Second Triumvirate to defeat the assassins of Caesar. The Triumvirate began proscriptions in which over 2,000 (mostly wealthy) Romans were branded as traitors, deprived of their property, and either executed or driven into exile. This served both to eliminate enemies, and to fill the coffers of the three. Following their victory at the Battle of Philippi (42 BC), the Triumvirate divided the Roman Republic among themselves and ruled as de facto dictators. The Triumvirate collapsed, and Octavian and Antony eventually fell into all-out war. Primarily due to the military leadership of Agrippa, Octavian won the war, with the decisive victory at Actium in 31 BC. Although Octavian made displays of personal bravery on several occasions, he demonstrated little aptitude for generalship. Octavian then consolidated his power in Rome. A note on naming: he was born Gaius Octavius; after Julius Caesar's death, Octavian insisted on being called Caesar. It was primarily his opponents who continued to call him Octavian. It is now primarily a matter of convenience to use the name Octavian for him in the pre-Augustus period prior to 27 BC.
Coin: Summer 37 BC. AR Denarius (18.5mm, 3.68 g, 12h). Mint in southern or central Italy. Bare head right, wearing beard / Emblems of the augurate and pontificate: simpulum, aspergillum, guttus, and lituus. Crawford 538/1; CRI 312; Sydenham 1334; RSC 91; RBW 1826. From the Kalevala Collection. Ex Bacchus Collection (Heritage 61175, 25 October 2020), lot 97135. CNG Triton XXVII – Session 5, Lot 5665 (17 Jan 2024)lawrence c
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056 Jozsef II., (Habsburg-Lotharingia), King of Hungary, (1780-1790 A.D.), H 1875, U 1324a, 1789 A, AR-1/2 Thaler, #1056 Jozsef II., (Habsburg-Lotharingia), King of Hungary, (1780-1790 A.D.), H 1875, U 1324a, 1789 A, AR-1/2 Thaler, #1
avers: IOS II•D•_G•R•IMP•S•A•_G•H•B•REX•A_•A•D•B•& L•, Two winged Angel holding Hungarian Crown over the Hungarian Shield.
reverse: S•MARIA_MATER DEI_ A _PATRONA HUNG•1789•X, Crowned Madonna (Virgin Marie) seated, child (Jesus) on the left arm.
diameter: 33,8mm, weight: 14,02g, axis: 0h,
exe, mint mark: -/-//A, mint: Wien, date: 1826 A.D.,
ref: Unger III 1324a, Huszár-1875,
Q-001
quadrans
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058 Ferenc I., (Franc I. of Habsburg-Lotharingia), King of Hungary, (1792-1835 A.D.), H 1947, U 1365a, 1826 B, AR-Thaler, #1058 Ferenc I., (Franc I. of Habsburg-Lotharingia), King of Hungary, (1792-1835 A.D.), H 1947, U 1365a, 1826 B, AR-Thaler, #1
avers: FRANCISCVS I•D•G•AVSTRIAE IMPERATOR •, Laureate bust right.
reverse: HVN•BOH•LOMB•ET VEN• - GAL•LOD•IL•REX•A•A•1826•, Crowned two-headed eagle.
diameter: 39,0-39,7mm, weight: 28,2g, axis: 0h,
exe, mint mark: -/-//B, mint: Körmöcbánya, date: 1826 A.D.,
ref: Unger III-1363b, Huszár-1947,
Q-001
quadrans
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106 Aurelianus (270-275 A.D.), T-1826, RIC V-I 064, Rome, AE-Antoninianus, ORIENS AVG, Z/-//XXIR, Sol walking right, #1106 Aurelianus (270-275 A.D.), T-1826, RIC V-I 064, Rome, AE-Antoninianus, ORIENS AVG, Z/-//XXIR, Sol walking right, #1
avers:- IMP AVRELIANVS AVG, Bust right, radiate, cuirassed. (B1)
revers:- ORIE N S AVG, Sol walking right, holding olive branch in right hand and bow in left hand, left foot resting on a captive in oriental dress kneeling on the ground to right, head turned left, right hand raised. (Sol 8)
exerg: Z/-//XXIR, diameter: 21,5-22mm, weight: 3,14g, axes:7 h,
mint: Rome, iss-11, off-7, date: 275 A.D., ref: RIC-V-I 64, T-1826 (Estiot), C-,R,
Q-001quadrans
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106 Aurelianus (270-275 A.D.), T-1826, RIC V-I 064, Rome, AE-Antoninianus, ORIENS AVG, Z/-//XXIR, Sol walking right, #2106 Aurelianus (270-275 A.D.), T-1826, RIC V-I 064, Rome, AE-Antoninianus, ORIENS AVG, Z/-//XXIR, Sol walking right, #2
avers:- IMP AVRELIANVS AVG, Bust right, radiate, cuirassed. (B1)
revers:- ORIE N S AVG, Sol walking right, holding olive branch in right hand and bow in left hand, left foot resting on a captive in oriental dress kneeling on the ground to right, head turned left, right hand raised. (Sol 8)
exerg: Z/-//XXIR, diameter: 20,5-22mm, weight: 4,61g, axes:5h,
mint: Rome, iss-11, off-7, date: 275 A.D., ref: RIC-V-I 64, T-1826 (Estiot), C-,R,
Q-002quadrans
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1826 GEORGE IV AE HALFPENNYObverse: GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA • 1826 •. Laureate head of George IV facing left.
Reverse: BRITANNIAR: REX FID: DEF: Britannia seated facing right, right hand resting on shield, left holding trident. Shamrock, Rose and Thistle (indicative of Ireland, England and Scotland respectively) in exergue.
Diameter 28mm | Weight 9.32gms
SPINK: 3824
This portrait of George IV, used on his later coinage, was designed by William Wyon (1795 - 1851).
With the issues of George IV, Britannia now appears on pennies, halfpennies and farthings facing right instead of left, she would remain that way until 1967. She also acquires a helmet, recalling Roma and, before that, Athena.*Alex
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1826 GEORGE IV AE PENNYObverse: GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA • 1826 •. Laureate head of George IV facing left.
Reverse: BRITANNIAR: REX FID: DEF: . Britannia seated facing right, right hand resting on shield, left holding trident. Shamrock, Rose and Thistle (indicative of Ireland, England and Scotland respectively) in exergue.
Diameter 34mm
SPINK: 3823
This portrait of George IV, used on his later coinage, was designed by William Wyon (1795 - 1851).
With the issues of George IV, Britannia now appears on pennies, halfpennies and farthings facing right instead of left, she would remain that way until 1967. She also acquires a helmet, recalling Roma and, before that, Athena.*Alex
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1826 Hadrian Sestertius Roma 130-38 AD ArabiaReference.
Strack 770; RIC II, 943; C. 1233; RIC III, 1826 pl ; Banti 643
Bust C2/L
Obv. HADRIANVS AVG COS III P P
Laureate draped bust, viewed from side
Rev. RESTITVTORI ARABIAE S C in ex.
Hadrian standing right, holding scroll and raising up kneeling Arabia who holds bundle of cinnamon or incense canes; camel between the figures.
25.60 gr
32 mm
hokidoki
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1826 Half Dollar, United States of AmericaMolinari
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1828 GEORGE IV AE FARTHINGObverse: GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA • 1826 •. Laureate head of George IV facing left.
Reverse: BRITANNIAR: REX FID: DEF: Britannia seated facing right, right hand resting on shield, left holding trident. Shamrock, Rose and Thistle (indicative of Ireland, England and Scotland respectively) in exergue.
Diameter 22mm
SPINK: 3825
This portrait of George IV, used on all his later coinage, was designed by William Wyon (1795 - 1851).
With the issues of George IV, Britannia now appears on pennies, halfpennies and farthings facing right instead of left, she would remain that way until 1967. She also acquired a helmet, recalling Roma and, before that, Athena.*Alex
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1860 VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD" FARTHINGObverse: VICTORIA D:G: BRITT:REG:F:D: "Bun head" bust of Queen Victoria with youthful features facing left.
Reverse: FARTHING. Britannia seated facing right, her right hand resting on shield, her left holding a trident; in left background, a lighthouse and in right background, a ship; 1860 in exergue.
SPINK: 3958
Victoria's "bun head" portrait was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 - 1891), he was the eldest son of William Wyon, who had previously designed the "young head" portrait of the Queen. The letters L C WYON are incuse amongst the ornamentation of the Queen's dress.*Alex
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1862 VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD" HALFPENNYObverse: VICTORIA D:G: BRITT:REG:F:D: "Bun head" bust of Queen Victoria with youthful features facing left.
Reverse: HALF PENNY. Britannia seated facing right, her right hand resting on shield, her left holding a trident; in left background, a lighthouse and in right background, a ship; 1862 in exergue.
Diameter 25mm
SPINK: 3956
Victoria's "bun head" portrait was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 - 1891), he was the eldest son of William Wyon, who had previously designed the "young head" portrait of the Queen. The letters L C WYON are incuse amongst the ornamentation of the Queen's dress.
*Alex
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1875 "H" VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD" FARTHINGObverse: VICTORIA D:G: BRITT:REG:F:D: "Bun head" bust of Queen Victoria with elderly features facing left.
Reverse: FARTHING. Britannia seated facing right, her right hand resting on shield, her left holding a trident; in left background, a lighthouse and in right background, a ship; 1875, small "H" below, in exergue.
Diameter: 20mm
SPINK: 3959
Victoria's "bun head" portrait was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 - 1891), he was the eldest son of William Wyon, who had previously designed the "young head" portrait of the Queen. The letters L C WYON are incuse amongst the ornamentation of the Queen's dress.
On 1st April 1850 the auction was announced of equipment from the defunct Soho Mint, created by Matthew Boulton around 1788. At the auction, on 29th April, Ralph Heaton II bought Boulton's four steam-powered screw presses and six planchet presses for making blanks from strip metal. These were installed at Heaton's Bath Street works, and his Birmingham Mint began to strike trade tokens for use in Australia. In 1851 copper planchets were made for the Royal Mint to make into pennies, halfpennies, farthings, half-farthings and quarter-farthings.
In 1853 the Royal Mint was overwhelmed with producing silver and gold coins and so Ralph Heaton and Sons won their first contract to strike finished coins for Britain, these coins had no mintmark to identify them as from Birmingham.
In 1860 the firm bought a 1-acre plot on Icknield Street and constructed a three storey red brick factory. Completed in 1862 and employing 300 staff, it was at this time the largest private mint in the world.
From 1874 the Birmingham Mint began striking bronze pennies, halfpennies and farthings for the Royal Mint. This time though, the Birmingham Mint issues are distinguished by an H (for Heaton) mintmark below the date on the reverse. Victorian British coins bearing the H mintmark were produced in 1874, 1875, 1876, 1881 and 1882.*Alex
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1876 "H" VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD" HALFPENNYObv: VICTORIA D:G: BRITT:REG:FID:DEF: "Bun head" bust of Queen Victoria with elderly features facing left.
Rev: HALF PENNY. Britannia seated facing right, her right hand resting on shield, her left holding a trident; in left background, a lighthouse and in right background, a ship; 1876, small H below, in exergue.
SPINK: 3957
Victoria's "bun head" portrait was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 - 1891), he was the eldest son of William Wyon, who had previously designed the "young head" portrait of the Queen. The letters L C WYON are incuse amongst the ornamentation of the Queen's dress.
On 1st April 1850 the auction was announced of equipment from the defunct Soho Mint, created by Matthew Boulton around 1788. At the auction, on 29th April, Ralph Heaton II bought Boulton's four steam-powered screw presses and six planchet presses for making blanks from strip metal. These were installed at Heaton's Bath Street works, and his Birmingham Mint began to strike trade tokens for use in Australia. In 1851 copper planchets were made for the Royal Mint to make into pennies, halfpennies, farthings, half-farthings and quarter-farthings.
In 1853 the Royal Mint was overwhelmed with producing silver and gold coins and so Ralph Heaton and Sons won their first contract to strike finished coins for Britain, these coins had no mintmark to identify them as from Birmingham.
In 1860 the firm bought a 1-acre plot on Icknield Street and constructed a three storey red brick factory. Completed in 1862 and employing 300 staff, it was at this time the largest private mint in the world.
From 1874 the Birmingham Mint began striking bronze pennies, halfpennies and farthings for the Royal Mint. This time though, the Birmingham Mint issues are distinguished by an H (for Heaton) mintmark below the date on the reverse. Victorian British coins bearing the H mintmark were produced in 1874, 1875, 1876, 1881 and 1882.*Alex
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1876 "H" VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD" PENNYObv: VICTORIA D:G: BRITT:REG:FID:DEF: "Bun head" bust of Queen Victoria with elderly features facing left.
Rev: ONE PENNY. Britannia seated facing right, her right hand resting on shield, her left holding a trident; in left background, a lighthouse and in right background, a ship; 1876, small H below, in exergue.
SPINK: 3955
Victoria's "bun head" portrait was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 - 1891), he was the eldest son of William Wyon, who had previously designed the "young head" portrait of the Queen. The letters L C WYON are incuse amongst the ornamentation of the Queen's dress.
On 1st April 1850 the auction was announced of equipment from the defunct Soho Mint, created by Matthew Boulton around 1788. At the auction, on 29th April, Ralph Heaton II bought Boulton's four steam-powered screw presses and six planchet presses for making blanks from strip metal. These were installed at Heaton's Bath Street works, and his Birmingham Mint began to strike trade tokens for use in Australia. In 1851 copper planchets were made for the Royal Mint to make into pennies, halfpennies, farthings, half-farthings and quarter-farthings.
In 1853 the Royal Mint was overwhelmed with producing silver and gold coins and so Ralph Heaton and Sons won their first contract to strike finished coins for Britain, these coins had no mintmark to identify them as from Birmingham.
In 1860 the firm bought a 1-acre plot on Icknield Street and constructed a three storey red brick factory. Completed in 1862 and employing 300 staff, it was at this time the largest private mint in the world.
From 1874 the Birmingham Mint began striking bronze pennies, halfpennies and farthings for the Royal Mint. This time though, the Birmingham Mint issues are distinguished by an H (for Heaton) mintmark below the date on the reverse. Victorian British coins bearing the H mintmark were produced in 1874, 1875, 1876, 1881 and 1882.*Alex
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1886 VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD" FARTHINGObverse: VICTORIA D:G: BRITT:REG:F:D: "Bun head" bust of Queen Victoria with elderly features facing left.
Reverse: FARTHING. Britannia seated facing right, her right hand resting on shield, her left holding a trident; in left background, a lighthouse and in right background, a ship; 1886 in exergue.
SPINK: 3958
Victoria's "bun head" portrait was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 - 1891), he was the eldest son of William Wyon, who had previously designed the "young head" portrait of the Queen. The letters L C WYON are incuse amongst the ornamentation of the Queen's dress.
From 1881 heraldic colouring was added to Britannia's shield on the reverse.*Alex
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1891 VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD" PENNYObv: VICTORIA D:G: BRITT:REG:FID:DEF: "Bun head" bust of Queen Victoria with elderly features facing left.
Rev: ONE PENNY. Britannia seated facing right, her right hand resting on shield, her left holding a trident; in left background, a lighthouse and in right background, a ship; 1891 in exergue.
SPINK: 3954
Victoria's "bun head" portrait was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 - 1891), he was the eldest son of William Wyon, who had previously designed the "young head" portrait of the Queen. The letters L C WYON are incuse amongst the ornamentation of the Queen's dress.
From 1881 heraldic colouring was added to Britannia's shield on the reverse.*Alex
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1893 VICTORIA BRONZE "BUN HEAD" HALFPENNYObverse: VICTORIA D:G: BRITT:REG:F:D: "Bun head" bust of Queen Victoria with elderly features facing left.
Reverse: HALF PENNY. Britannia seated facing right, her right hand resting on shield, her left holding a trident; in left background, a lighthouse and in right background, a ship; 1893 in exergue.
Diameter 25mm
SPINK: 3956
Victoria's "bun head" portrait was designed by Leonard Charles Wyon (1826 - 1891), he was the eldest son of William Wyon, who had previously designed the "young head" portrait of the Queen. The letters L C WYON are incuse amongst the ornamentation of the Queen's dress.
From 1881 heraldic colouring was added to Britannia's shield on the reverse.*Alex
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81. George IV.Penny, 1826.
Obverse: GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA 1826 / Larueate bust, left.
Reverse: BRITANNIAR REX FID DEF / Britannia seated, right.
19.39 gm., 33 mm.
Seaby #3823.Callimachus
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Alexander the Great336-323 B.C.
Silver Drachm
4.00 gm, 18-20 mm
Obv.: Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin
Rev.: Zeus enthroned left holding eagle and scepter, K at left, crescent under throne, AΛEΞANΔΡOΥ to right
Colophon mint, 310-301 B.C.
Price 1826; Müller 274.Jaimelai
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Anonymous AE SemisAnonymous AE Semis. Circa 211 BC. Laureate Bust of Saturn right, S behind / Prow right, S above. Cr56/3; Syd143. 8.79g, 23mm.
Very Good.
Ex Roma NumismaticsPhiloromaos
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AURELIAN RIC TEMP 1826OBVERSE: IMP AVRELIANVS AVG
REVERSE: ORIENS AVG
BUST TYPE: B = Radiate, cuirassed bust right
FIELD / EXERGUE MARKS: Z/-//XXIR
MINT: ROMA
WEIGHT: 4.03 g
RIC TEMP: 1826 (41 ex. cited)Barnaba6
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AURELIAN RIC TEMP 1826OBVERSE: IMP AVRELIANVS AVG
REVERSE: ORIENS AVG
BUST TYPE: B = Radiate, cuirassed bust right
FIELD / EXERGUE MARKS: Z/-//XXIR
MINT: ROMA
ISSUE: 11 (early – September 275)
WEIGHT: 4.78 g
RIC TEMP: 1826 (41 EX. CITED)
Collection no. 272
ex G.J.R. Ankoné collection Barnaba6
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Balbusmuseum on PalatinJ. B.
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bmc413_2Elagabalus
Tyre, Phoenicia
Obv: [IMP CA]ES MAV ANTONINVS AV, laureate draped and cuirassed bust right.
Rev: TV R IO [RVM], Serpent entwined ovoid baetyl, palm tree to left, murex shell to right.
28 mm, 12.26 gms
BMC 413Charles M
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Charles X (1824-1830) - 2 francs 1826 LAtelier de Bayonne (L)
CHARLES X ROI DE FRANCE . tête a gauche
Ecu de france couronné dans une couronne de laurier, dans le champ 2 | F, a l'exergue 1826 L
Tranche inscrite : DOMINE SALVVM FAC REGEM
9.87 gr
Ref : Le Franc VIII # 258/19
03-230Potator II
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Charles X - 1 franc - 1829 BayonneArgent, 4,73 g, 23 mm
Av./ CHARLES X ROI DE FRANCE, tête nue de Charles X à gauche.
Rv./ 1 F, en accostement d'un écu de France sommé d'une couronne, entouré de deux branches de laurier nouées à leur base par un ruban, 1826 dessous.
Réfs : F-207.64 (32 455 ex.).Gabalor
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Cilician Armenia. Levon III (1301-1307)Nercessian 431, Bedoukian 1826 ff.
AE kardez, Sis (now Kozan, Turkey) mint, 3.94 g., 21.62 mm. max., 90°.
Obv: King seated on a bench-like throne, holding cross in right hand and staff in left, ԼԵՒՆ ԹԱԳԱՒՈՐ... (Levon, Takavor Hayots = Levon, King of the Armenians).
Rev. Cross potent, with lines, + ՇԻՆԵԱԼ Ի ՔԱՂ... (Shineal I Kaghakn I Sis = Struck in the City of Sis).Stkp
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CITY-GATE, Macrinus, Moesia inferior, Nikopolis ad Istrum, 23. HrHJ (2013) 8.23.46.04 corr. (plate coin)Macrinus, AD 217-218
AE 27, 14.01g, 27.34mm, 45°
struck under governor Marcus Claudius Agrippa
obv. AV K OPPEL CE - VH MAKRINOC
bust, laureate, r.
rev. VP AGRIPPA NIKOPOLITWN PROC / C ICTRW
city-gate with three towers, all with three pinnacles, closed double-door
ref. a) not in AMNG:
cf. AMNG I/1, 1826 (for Diadumenian)
b) Varbanov (engl.) 3383
c) Hristova/Hoeft/Jekov (2013) No. 8.23.46.4 corr. (plate coin)
writes NIKOPOLEITWN
very rare, VF/EF, dark-brown patina, a wunderful coin!
Jochen
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Constantius II, AE4, NO LEGEND; VOT XX/MVLT/XXX, CONSΘ.AE4
Constantius II
Caesar: 324 - 337AD
Augustus: 337 - 361AD
Issued: 347 - 348AD
15.00mm 2.00gr 6h
O: DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG; Diademed (rosettes) head, right.
R: NO LEGEND; Wreath, VOT XX/MVLT/XXX, within.
Exergue: CONSΘ
Constantinople Mint
RIC VIII Constantinople 69; Aorta: 2955: B4, O19, R107, T164, M6.
okta2000-2013 272093071826
1/12/16 1/29/17Nicholas Z
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D. João VI40 reis
1816-1826 CE
Obverse: 182X JOANNES VI D G PORT BR ET ALG R
Reverse: 40 UTILITATI PUBLICAEPericles J2
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Domitian. AD 81-96. Æ As (28mm, 10.23g). Rome mint. Struck AD 87. Laureate head right / Fortuna standing left, holding rudder and cornucopia.
RIC II 544.Antonivs Protti
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EMILIAEMILIA - 1826 (1860) 5 Centesimi, copper. KM#3.dpaul7
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ENGLAND - GEORGE IVGeorge IV - Britannia seated on reverse. 1826 FARTHING. KM-697dpaul7
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GB/England. George IV - 1826 - ShillingBare head. Obv: profile bust with date below and GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA legend. Rev; lion on crown with BRITANNIARUM REX FIDEI DEFENSOR legend. S. 3812; ESC 1257.
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George IV, 1820-1830AE Farthing.
Laureate head left, GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA / Britannia seated right, holding trident, with shield bearing saltire of arms, BRITANNIAR: REX FID: DEF:.
S-3825.
socalcoins
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German StatesHannover - Km116 - 1/24 Thaler - 1817-1818
Hesse Cassel - Km571.2 - 4 Heller - 1826-1831
Meckleburg Schwerin - Km204 - 1 Schilling - 1763-1785
Prussia - Km453.1 - 120th Thaler / 3 Pfenninge - 1846-1860
Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld - Km138.3 - 6 Kreuzer - 1821-1826
Saxony - Km1136 - 3 Pfennige - 1836-1837
Saxe Gotha-Altenburg - Km280 - Heller - 1744-1750Daniel F
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German States. Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. KArl Alexander 1853 - 1901. Copper 2-Pfennige 1826.German States. Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach. KArl Alexander 1853 - 1901. Copper 2-Pfennige 1826. S.W.E. above arms / Value and Date, rosette below.
KM c63
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Great Britain - 1 Penny - 1826 (George IV)Part of a large, mixed world lot I bought on a whim.
33.95 mm. 17.70 gms.maridvnvm
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Husam al-Din Timurtash DirhamArtuqids of Mardin, Husam al-Din Timurtash, AH 547-572 / AD 1122-1152. Dirham (Bronze, 28 mm, 14.15 g, 6 h), Mardin.
Obv: Large diademed male head to right.
Rev: Legend in Arabic in three lines, 'Malik al-umara / Abu al-Muzaffar / Alpi bin; Legend around in Arabic, 'Il-Ghazi / Timurtash bin / bin Artuq' (all in Kufic).
Reference: Spengler & Sayles 26; Album 1826.3.
Condition: Fast vorzüglich. Scarce.
Solidus Numismatik.
Provenance: Slg. Prof. Dr. Peter Robert Franke.
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Indonesia - SumatraKm287 - 1/4 Stuiver (Duit) - 1826-SDaniel F
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Italian States. Sardinia. Carlo Felice 1821 - 1831. Copper Centesimo 1826-P.Italian States. Sardinia. Carlo Felice 1821 - 1831. Copper Centesimo 1826-P. Crowned arms within wreath / CAR.FELIX.D.G.REX SAR.CVP.ET.HIER, value and date within wreath.
KM 99.1
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John Adams, 1971 NYU Hall of Fame MedalObv: THE HALL OF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ©1971 - JOHN ADAMS - 1735 - 1826, portrait of Adams facing slightly to left within a circle of 13 stars, a quill below.
Rev: PRINCIPAL - RIGHT - ABOVE - EVIL, a war in Heaven between Good and Evil in the forms of Michael and Lucifer.
Category: Statesman
Year Elected: 1900
Medal Issued: 1971
Sculptor: Don DeLue
Mint: Medallic Art Company
Details: Bronze, 44 mm, 0°
Matt Inglima
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King George IV Silver SchillingKING GEORGE IV (1820 TO 1830) Silver Schilling DATED 1826
Obverse: Uncrowned portrait of King George IV left, legend around, date below.
Lettering:
· GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA ·
Reverse: Crowned lion passant atop crown, legend around, national flower emblems below.
Lettering: BRITANNIARUM REX FIDEI DEFENSOR
2nd portrait; 3rd reverseMacedonian Warrior
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MODERN MILLED (up to 19th Century), BRAZIL, 80 Réis 1826 C80 Réis
1826
Cunhado em Cuiabá
Não catalogada por Prober (1957): Florões Verticais, 24 Tulipas, Cruz tipo 1 (só existe catalogada F.V. com 26 T., com 24 T. apenas F.O.).
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Moesia inferior, Nikopolis ad Istrum, 23. Macrinus, HrHJ (2018) 8.23.46.06 (plate coin)Macrinus, AD 217-218
AE 27, 14.01g, 27.34mm, 45°
struck under governor Marcus Claudius Agrippa
obv. AV K OPPEL CE - VH MAKRINOC
laureate head r.
rev. VP AGRIPPA NIKOPOLITWN PROC / C ICTRW
city-gate with three towers, all with three pinnacles, closed double-door
ref. a) not in AMNG:
cf. AMNG I/1, 1826 (for Diadumenian)
b) Varbanov (engl.) 3383
c) Hristova/Hoeft/Jekov (2018) No. 8.23.46.6 (plate coin)
very rare, VF/EF, dark-brown patina, a wunderful coin!
Jochen
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Moesia inferior, Nikopolis ad Istrum, Diadumenian, HrHJ (2018) 8.25.46.2 var. (Coinlandia replica)Diadumenian, AD 217-218
AE 31, 17.45g, 30.5mm, 0°
Original: AE 28, 12.4g!
struck under governor Marcus Claudius Agrippa
obv. K M OPPEL ANTWNI DIADOVMENIANOC
Bare head r.
rev. VP AGRIPPA NIKOPOL - ITWN PR / OC ICTRW
City-gate with 3 towers, each with 3 pinnacles, closed double door
ref. a) AMNG I/1, 1826
b) Varbanov 3673
c) Hristova/Hoeft/Jekov (2018) No. 8.25.46.2 var. (has NIKOPO - LITWN)
Replica from Coinlandia/Bulgaria
All our coins are high quality, high standard, hand struck interpetations of museum pieces. The coins intentionally differentiate in weight and size from the museum coins, so they cannot be used as counterfeit. Struck by a master artisan in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.Jochen
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Netherlands. East Indies. William I 1815 - 1840. Copper 1/4 stuiver 1826-S.Netherlands. East Indies. William I 1815 - 1840. Copper 1/4 stuiver 1826-S. Crowned arms divides value / NEDERL INDIE 1826 S.
KM 287
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Netherlands. East Indies. William I 1815 - 1840. Copper 1/4 stuiver 1826-S.Netherlands. East Indies. William I 1815 - 1840. Copper 1/4 stuiver 1826-S. Crowned arms divide value / NEDERL, INDIE, 1826, A.
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Netherlands. East Indies. William I 1815 - 1840. Copper 1/4 stuiver 1826-S.Netherlands. East Indies. William I 1815 - 1840. Copper 1/4 stuiver 1826-S. Crowned arms divide value / NEDER INDIE 1826 S.
KM 827 (287)
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Philip I - Epiphaneia244-245 AD
radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right from behind
AVT K M IOV_ΛI ΦIΛIΠΠOC CEB
Tyche facing, head turned left, holding rudder and cornucopia
EΠIΦA_NEΩN·AIT
SNG Levante 1826 (same obverse die); SNG France 2403 (same obverse die); SNG von Aulock -; L&K A1491B (same dies)
33,1g 32mmJ. B.
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Philippos Philadelphos (Posthumous), 93-83 BC. Nominal: AR tetradrachm. City: Antioch.Obv .: Diad. King's head to the right.
Rev .: BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΦIΛΛIΠΠOY ... Zeus is enthroned to the left, holding scepter and Nike.
Condition: fine to very fine.
Dimensions: 15.06g, 25mm.
Newell: 441, BMC: 10, Sear: 7196.Canaan
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PORTUGAL - KING JOAO VI - 1816-1826AE 40 Reis - 1824. King Joao VI - (1816-1826). KM #340.dpaul7
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Probus, Antoninianus, CLEMENTIA TEMP, ε XXIAE Antoninianus
Probus
Augustus: 276 - 282AD
Issued: 276AD
22mm 3.70gr
O: IMP CM AVR PROBVS AVG; Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust, right.
R: CLEMENTIA TEMP; Probus standing right on left, holding scepter, receiving globe from Jupiter to right, holding scepter.
Exergue:ε, above line; XXI, below line.
Antioch Mint
Aorta: 1977: B87, O25, R13, T95, M1.
RIC 921, E; Sear 11960.
alghanem1 272461826609
11/29/16 1/20/17Nicholas Z
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Roman Republic, Anonymous AE SemisState : Roman Republic
Denomination : Bronze Semis
Date : Circa 211-206 BC
Maximum Diameter : 28.97 Millimeters
Weight : 19.78 Grames
Moneyer : ( anonymous)
Mint : Rome
Die Axis : →
Grade : Almost EF with smooth dark patina , an exceptionally fine example of this early issue.
Obverse : Laureate head of bearded Saturn Right, mark of value S behind
Reverse : Prow of galley right, mark of value S above , ROMA below.
References : Crawford 56/3 ; BMCRR 229 ; Sydenham 143a ; Sear ( Roman Coins & Their Values I ) 766
This Coin has been personally inspected and authenticated by Dr. David R. Sear as an exceptional fine example of this early struck issue.
**Numismatic Note by Mr. Andrew McCabe :
Dear Sam,
This exceptional looking semis is an anonymous version of the Crawford 50 anchor series, published by me in The Anonymous Struck Bronze Coinage of the Roman Republic: a Provisional Arrangement, in Essays Russo, 2013 (Witschonke, van Alfen eds). It's in my group D, whose description says
McCabe group D1, Related to RRC 50 anchor. Broad squared Janus, tall thick prowstem, prominent keel and rostrum. Average 40 gram As. Asses have a broad square Janus head. Reverses have tall thick prowstems which are either line bounded or solid fill. There are often curved keel lines with downward pointing rostrums. The deck structures are small and flat-topped. Flans are thick and dumpy. There are often off-strikes, flat-strikes or flan defects.
I show below pictures of two styles of As and Semis from this series. The two styles probably relate to two different die engravers. Your coin corresponds to the second of the semisses shown below. I admit I considered buying it myself but wondered whether the field surfaces were smoothed, and then you bought it. Now I see the coin again I think there's no problem with it, it's likely been professionally cleaned and patinated. It is a very high quality coin for a Roman Republican bronze.
Below my Group D photo, I show a standard Crawford 50/3 anchor as, with the symbol. You should hopefully see that the anonymous and the coin with anchor symbol look essentially similar as regards style, design details and flans.
Andrew
For more information , please go to :
http://www.forumancientcoins.com/board/index.php?topic=100262.msg618261#msg618261
Numismatic Note: The rapid slide in the weight standard of the Roman Republican bronze coinage, occasioned by Rome's military
catastrophes at the hands of the Carthaginian Hannibal in the early stages of the Second Punic War, was finally halted by the enactment of the sweeping currency reform of circa 211 BC. For the first time asses were issued as struck coins in place of the cast Aes Grave pieces, thus completing the process which had begun about six years before with the introduction of struck fractional denominations. Following the reform, struck bronzes were produced in a range of values (principally as, semis, triens, quadrans, sextans, and uncia) on the sextantal weight standard based on an as of about 44 grams. The initial issues were anonymous but as the series progressed, various control-marks (symbols, letters and monograms) began to appear, usually on the reverse, indicating the moneyer responsible for the coin's production. This exceptionally fine example of the semis, or half as, is anonymous and belongs to the initial phase of production following the reform of circa 211 BC. Crawford dates it to the half decade 211-206 BC.
The obverse type of Saturn, father of Jupiter, became standard on the semis denomination about 225 BC and at the same time the reverse type for all bronze denominations was standardized as the prow of a galley, the principal instrument of Rome's success against Carthage in the First Punic War.
From Sam Mansourati Collection.Sam
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RPC 1825 Domitian as Caesar [Vespasian] VariantÆ29, 12.38g
Koinon of Cyprus, 75-76 AD
Obv: ΚΑΙϹΑΡ ΔΟΜΙΤΙΑΝΟϹ; Head of Domitian, laureate, r.
Rev: ΚΟΙΝΟΝ ΚΥΠΡΙΩΝ ƐΤΟΥϹ Η; Temple of Aphrodite at Paphos, in which canonical xoanon; paved semicircular walled courtyard; garland between two antae; star on either side of xoanon; dove facing inwards on apex
RPC 1825 var. (larger denomination).
Acquired from Forvm ancient Coins, June 2021.
A smattering of bronzes were struck under the name of the Koinon of Cyprus during Vespasian's reign dated regnal year 8 in either 75 or 76. All are fairly rare today. Just like the Cypriot tetradrachms, two reverse designs were employed: a standing Zeus and the Temple of Aphrodite at Paphos. This Æ29 temple reverse struck for Domitian Caesar is apparently unique. RPC 1825 list one specimen in Berlin, but it is an Æ33 weighing 24.31g, twice the weight of the above piece. https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/2/1825 RPC 1826 has the same temple reverse description as 1825, which clearly is a mistake - it should to be the smaller bronze standing Zeus type pictured in the plates. https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/2/1826
Either way, I cannot find another example of the temple reverse in the smaller denomination. So, for now I'll catalogue it as RPC 1825 var.
David Atherton
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RUSSIA - Nicholas IRUSSIA - Nicholas I (1825-1855) AR Poltina, 1826. C-160.dpaul7
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S.3812 George IVShilling of George IV, king of Great Britain 1820-1830
1826
S.3812
Second bust
O: GEORGIUS IV DEI GRATIA 1826
R: BRITANNIARUM REX FIDEI DEFENSOR
Ex- eBaySt. George's Collection
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SCHAUMBURG-HESSEN - Wilhelm IISCHAUMBURG-HESSEN - Wilhelm II (1821-1847) Copper 1 Pfennig, 1826. Obv.: Crowned arms divide W. K. Rev.: Diamond-like rosettes flank I / GUTER / PFENNIG / 1826 over rosette. Reference: KM #41.dpaul7
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Schjöth 1515, Hartill (QC) 17.70-71 Type CP1.2, Hartill (CCC) 22.620, KM C 16-3/3.1Daoguang (1821-1850)
1 cash (cast brass), 1821 -1826 [?], Jiangsu Province, Suzhou mint, 23.5 mm.
Obv: Daoguang tongbao.
Rev: Boo su.
A coastal province type. Type P1.2 is comprised of coins with a closed head, two dot tong.
Hartill (QC) rarity 11Stkp
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Schjöth 1525, Hartill (QC) 25.168 Type 2.1, Hartill (CCC) 22.639, KM C 27-2.1Daoguang (1821-1850)
1 cash (cast brass), 1826 -1846, Yunnan Province, Dongchuan Mint (Dung mint name), 25 mm.
Obv: Daoguang tongbao.
Rev: Boo dung.
Type 2 is comprised of coins with a square head tong, and with the radical of Dao written with a straight line. In Type 2.1 coins, the D- of dung is written with a straight line.
Hartill (QC) rarity 9Stkp
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Schjöth 1525, Hartill (QC) 25.168a Type 2.2, Hartill (CCC) 22.640, KM C 27-2Daoguang (1821-1850)
1 cash (cast brass), 1826 -1846, Yunnan Province, Dongchuan Mint (Dung mint name), 22.5 mm.
Obv: Daoguang tongbao.
Rev: Boo dung.
Type 2 is comprised of coins with a square head tong, and with the radical of Dao written with a straight line. In Type 2.2 coins, the D- of dung is written with a loop, and there is a seven stroke bei.
Hartill (QC) rarity 8Stkp
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Schjöth 1526, Hartill (QC) 25.167 Type 1.2, Hartill (CCC) 22.638, KM C 27-2.1Daoguang (1821-1850)
1 cash (cast brass), 1826 [?] -1846 [?], Yunnan Province, Dongchuan Mint (Dung mint name), 24 mm.
Obv: Daoguang tongbao.
Rev: Boo dung.
Type 1 is comprised of coins with a square head tong, and with the radical of Dao written with a bent line. In Type 1.2, the D- of dung is written with a straight line.
Hartill (QC) rarity 9Stkp
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Stephen Collins Foster, 1964 NYU Hall of Fame MedalObv: STEPHEN COLLINS FOSTER, bust of Stephen Foster, musical notations in field behind, 1826 - 1864.
Rev: Man playing banjo leaning against tree, in the distance are folk dancers on a riverbank, a log cabin, and a paddle-wheel riverboat beyond. THE HALL OF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ©1964 in field.
Category: Music
Year Elected: 1940
Medal Issued: 1964
Sculptor: Walker Hancock
Mint: Medallic Art Company
Details: Bronze, 44 mm, 0°
Matt Inglima
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Thomas Jefferson, 1962 NYU Hall of Fame MedalObv: THOMAS JEFFERSON 1743 - 1826, bust of Jefferson facing left.
Rev: THE HALL OF FAME FOR GREAT AMERICANS AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY. depictions of a sword, quill, and compass within a laurel wreath.
Category: Statesman
Year Elected: 1900
Medal Issued: 1963
Sculptor: Sidney Waugh
Mint: Medallic Art Company
Details: Bronze, 44 mm, 0°
Matt Inglima
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Tryphon. Spiked Macedonian helmet AE B of Northern Syria.Seleukids. Tryphon. 142-138 BC. AE B (5.27 gm, 18.1mm, 2h) of Northern Syria (Apamea?) Diademed head of Tryphon right. / Spiked Macedonian helmet left with ibex horn on visor. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΤΡΥΦΩΝΟΣ | ΑΥΤΟΚΡΑΤΟΡΟΣ, ΑΣΚ (downward) to inner left. aVF. Bt. Axis Mundi, 2002. SC 2040b; HGC 9 #1061; BMC 5; Babelon Rois #1047-1048; Houghton CSE I #263; Seyrig Syrian #27; SNG Spaer 1825-1826.Anaximander
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Tryphon. Spiked Macedonian helmet AE B of Northern Syria.Seleukids. Tryphon. 142-138 BC. AE B (4.77 gm, 16.6mm, 1h) of Northern Syria (Apamea?). Diademed head of Tryphon right. / Spiked Macedonian helmet left with ibex horn on visor. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΤΡΥΦΩΝΟΣ | ΑΥΤΟΚΡΑΤΟΡΟΣ, ΑΣΚ to inner left. gVF. Bt. Herakles Numismatics, 2010. SC 2040b; HGC 9 #1061; BMC 5; Babelon Rois #1047-1048; Houghton CSE I #263; Seyrig Syrian #27; SNG Spaer 1825-1826.Anaximander
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Victoria BresciaStatue of Victoria Brescia (Italian: Vittoria alata = winged Victory), found behind the Capitoline Temple of Brescia in 1826, now in the Santa Giulia Museum in Brescia.
Roman copy of a statue of Aphrodite of the 3rd century BC from a Greek City State. Wings added in 1st century BC to transform her in a winged Victory holding a shield to write on it (name of Victor?). The original Aphrodite (type of the Venus of Capua) was holding the shield of Ares to look at her face reflected on the inside of the shield.
The type of the Victoria of Brescia can be found on many Roman coins and on Trajan's column.
Jochen
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