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000994 Larissa ¾ Left, Horse Grazing RightThessaly Greece, the City of Larissa
Obv: Head of the nymph Larissa 3/4 facing l., ampyx in her hair, wearing a simple necklace. All within a border of dots.
Rev: ΛΑΡΙΣ above, ΑΙΩΝ in exergue below the ground line, horse with straight legs grazing r.
Denomination: silver obol; Mint: Larissa; Date: late 4th - early 3rd Century BC1; Weight: .70g; Diameter: 10.4mm: Die axis: 170º; References, for example: Herrmann Group VII Series B, pl. V, 192; McClean 4630, pl. on p. 173, no. 24; SNG Cop 135; SNG Ashmolean 3889; SNG München 77; BCD Thessaly II 344 var. with monogram, 385.6; HGC 4, 516.
Notes:
1This is the date provided in BCD Thessaly II.
2BCD Thessaly II 328 corrects Herrmann’s reference from a tritetartemorion to an obol.
Provenance: Ex. Ars Coin Wien, January 26, 2022.
Photo Credits: Ars Coin Wien
CLICK FOR SOURCESTracy Aiello
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Alyattes triteLydian Kingdom, Alyattes II or Uncertain King Before Kroisos, c. 610 - 561 B.C.
Electrum trite, Weidauer Group XVI, 86-89 var; SNG von Aulock 2868, Rosen 655, aVF, Sardeis mint, weight 4.682g, maximum diameter 13.0mm, c. 610 - 561 B.C.; obverse head of roaring lion right, with knob and rays atop snout, 'V' style mane; reverse irregular divided rectangular incuse;Caffaro
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Apollonia Pontica Topalov 07 - Silver DrachmSilver Drachm
4.00 gm, 15 mm
Obv: Upright anchor with thin flukes and a thin stock; blank to left, crayfish to right
Rev.: Swastika arms bent left, deeply engraved into flan
Topalov Apollonia p. 564, 7; BMC Mysia p.8, 1; Pl.II, 1;
HGC 3, 1314; SNG BM Black Sea 148 var. (clockwise swastika);
SNG Bulgaria (Ruse) II 53-54, (494-470 BC, Reduced Milesian standard trite (1/3 stater))
Topalov Type 7: Silver Drachmas (?)/tetrobols (?) (as per the system of Aegina) (550-540/535 B.C.) type “upright anchor, a crab viewed sideways – swastika in a deep groove”
Obv.: Upright anchor with thin flukes and a thin stock. Side view of the additional symbol of a crab right between the fluke and the stock.
Rev.: Schematic view of a swastika with rounded arms bent to the left deeply engraved in the flan.
Jaimelai
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Apollonia Pontica Topalov 07 - Silver DrachmSilver Drachm
4.12 gm, 14 mm
Obv: Upright anchor with thin flukes and a thin stock; blank to left, crayfish to right
Rev.: Swastika arms bent left, deeply engraved into flan
Topalov Apollonia p. 564, 7; BMC Mysia p.8, 1; Pl.II, 1;
HGC 3, 1314; SNG BM Black Sea 148 var. (clockwise swastika);
SNG Bulgaria (Ruse) II 53-54, (494-470 BC, Reduced Milesian standard trite (1/3 stater))
Topalov Type 7: Silver Drachmas (?)/tetrobols (?) (as per the system of Aegina) (550-540/535 B.C.) type “upright anchor, a crab viewed sideways – swastika in a deep groove”
Obv.: Upright anchor with thin flukes and a thin stock. Side view of the additional symbol of a crab right between the fluke and the stock.
Rev.: Schematic view of a swastika with rounded arms bent to the left deeply engraved in the flan.Jaimelai
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Apollonia Pontica Topalov 09 - Silver Drachm550-540/535 B.C.
3.94 gm, 12-16 mm
Obv: Upright anchor with thin flukes and a thin stock; blank to left, crayfish to right
Rev.: Swastika arms bent right, deeply engraved into flan;
Topalov Apollonia p. 564, 9; BMC Mysia p.8, 1; Pl.II, 1;
HGC 3, 1314; SNG BM Black Sea 148;
SNG Bulgaria (Ruse) II 55-58, (494-470 BC, Reduced Milesian standard trite (1/3 stater))
Topalov Type 9: Upright Anchor a crab viewed sideways – Swastika in a deep grove (550-540/535 B.C.)
Obv.: Upright anchor with thin flukes and a thin stock. Side view of the additional symbol of a crab right between the fluke and the stock.
Rev.: Schematic view of a swastika with arms bent to the right deeply engraved in the flan.
Jaimelai
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Attica, Athens, Athena, AΘE, Tritetartemorion Attica. Athens
Tritetartemorion (454-404 BC)
Obv: Helmeted head of Athena right.
Rev: A Θ Ε within three crescents
Ag, 6mm, 0.48g
Ref.: Kroll 21b, SNG Copenhagen 57 shanxi
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CALABRIA, Taras. Circa 380-325 BC. AR Tritemorion(?) 0.47 g
Female head left / Three crescents facing outward around central pellet.
Vlasto 1139 (this coin); HN Italy 924.
Near VF, toned, cleaning marks. Apparently unique.
From the Colin E. Pitchfork Collection. Ex Spink Numismatic Circular CVIII.4 (August 2000), no. 2874; M.P. Vlasto Collection, 1139; Nervenga Collection (Sambon, 18 November 1907), lot 381.Leo
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EB0063 Lion / BullChersonessos, CARIA, AR Tritetartemorion, 500-480 BC.
Obverse: Lion’s head to right with open jaws.
Reverse: Bull head right, XEP.
References: Babelon 714; BMC 3; Cahn X2; Cf. SNG Munich 334 and Rosen 625. Extremely rare.
Diameter: 10mm, Weight: 0.912g.EB
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Greek, Catalogue of the Collection of Tarentine Coins formed by M. P. Vlasto #1139CALABRIA, Taras. Circa 380-325 BC. AR Tritemorion(?) (0.47 g).
Female head left / Three crescents facing outward around central pellet. Vlasto 1139 (this coin); HN Italy 924. Near VF, toned, cleaning marks. Apparently unique.
From the Colin E. Pitchfork Collection. Ex Spink Numismatic Circular CVIII.4 (August 2000), no. 2874; M.P. Vlasto Collection, 1139; Nervenga Collection (Sambon, 18 November 1907), lot 381.Leo
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GREEK, Lydia, Time of Alyattes II, late 7th century BC, Electrum Third StaterKINGS of LYDIA. Time of Alyattes II. Late 7th century BC. EL Third Stater - Trite (12mm, 4.76 g).
Obv:Head of roaring lion right, sun with four rays on forehead
Rev: Double incuse punch.
Weidauer 64; BMC Lydia p. 2, 2; Rosen 653. VF.
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HIPPOCAMPUSAR denarius. 72 BC. 3,78 grs. Bust of Amphitrite right,seen from behind letter C before, symbol (crab) behind / Neptune,brandishing trident, in sea chariot right,drawn by two hippocamps,above C.
Q.CREPER.M.F. / ROCVS in two lines below.
Craw 399/1b. RSC Crepereia 2. CNR Crepereia 2/3. benito
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IONIA, Ephesus - EL trite (1/3 stater)IONIA, Ephesus
ca. 600-550 BC.
EL trite (1/3 stater) 13 mm, 4.69 gm
Obverse – “Primitive bee”, as viewed from above
Reverse - Two incuse squares of differing size, side by side, with rough interior surfaces
Karwiese Series II.1, Type 1.; Rosen 257
(Photo courtesy on Heritage Auctions, Inc.)cmcdon0923
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Ionia, Kolophon - TritemorionObv: Head of Apollo right.
Rev: Monogram TP within incuse square.
Weight: 0,3 g
Ref: SNG Kayhan 357vs1969
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IONIA, TeosIONIA, Teos. Circa 450-425 BC. AR Hemitritemorion (6mm, 0.14 g). Forepart of griffin right / Quadripartite incuse square. Matzke Group Cb7-3, 103 (this coin); Balcer -; SNG Copenhagen -; MACW 77. Near VF, toned, some porosity. From the Daniel Koppersmith Collection. Ex Elsen FPL 206 (November-December 1999), no. 69P.
ecoli
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IONIA. Ephesus. Ca. 600-550 BC. EL third-stater or trite (13mm, 4.67 gm).IONIA. Ephesus. Ca. 600-550 BC. EL third-stater or trite (13mm, 4.67 gm). NGC Fine 3/5 - 4/5. 'Primitive' bee, viewed from above / Two incuse squares of differing size, side by side, with rough interior surfaces. Karwiese Series II.1, Type 1.Mark R1
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Italy, Herculaneum, House of the Neptune mosaicThe House of the Neptune mosaic is named after the stunning mosaic that dominates the centre of the back wall. The mosaic shows Neptune and Amphitrite surrounded by a decorative motif.
From my visit to Herculaneum in August 2015 maridvnvm
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Italy, Herculaneum, Mosaic of Neptune and Amphitrite The mosaic of Neptune and Amphitrite.
From my visit to Herculaneum in August 2015 maridvnvm
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Jupiter, Pluto, Persephone, Neptune, AmphitritePallazo AltempsJ. B.
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Kingdom of Lydia Alyattes II EL TriteKingdom of Lydia. Alyattes II EL Trite. 610-560 BC. Sardes mint, 4.67g, 13mm.
O: Confronted lion’s heads (only the right is visible); walwet (partially off flan) between.
R: Double incuse square punch. Weidauer 93.
The Kingdom of Lydia under the Mermnad dynasty may well have been the originator of coinage in the Mediterranean world. It possessed rich deposits of electrum, an alloy of gold and silver, which was the only metal used for coin production in its earliest stages. While most of these coins are anepigraphic, a small number of types bear either the the inscription walwet or kukalim in Lydian, the former thought to be the name of the Mermnad king known from Greek sources as Alyattes.
On trites such as this coin, the oversized die features two confronted lion's heads, with the inscription between them, although only the right or left lion is ever fully visible. It would seem the dies were initially produced for the striking of staters, although none survive.
Nemonater
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Neptune and AmphytriteAR denarius. 72 BC. 3,78 grs. Bust of Amphytrite right,seen from behind letter C before, symbol (crab) behind / Neptune,brandishing trident, in sea chariot right,drawn by two hippocamps,above C.Q.CREPER.M.F. / ROCVS in two lines below.
Craw 399/1b. RSC Crepereia 2. CNR Crepereia 2/3.
Amphytrite daughter of Nereid and Doris was courted by Neptune. But she fled from his advances to Atlas, at the farthest ends of the sea. There the dolphin of Neptune sought her through the islands of the sea, and finding her, spoke persuasively on behalf of Poseidon. As Hyginus writes he was rewarded by being placed among the stars as the constellation Delphinus.
benito
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Phoenicia: AE15, Civic Issue.Arados 136-51 B.C. 3.40g - 15.2mm, Axis 12h.
Obv: Jugate heads of Zeus and Hera (Rouvier: "Poseidon and Amphitrite") right.
Rev: Prow left surmounted by Athena standing left. Phoenician lettering above and date in Phoenician below.
Ref: BMC 346; Sear Greek 6004; Rouvier 338.
Provenance: Chris Scarlioli Collection.Christian Scarlioli
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Q.CREPEREIUS M.f. ROCUSAR denarius. 72 BC. 3,78 grs. Bust of Amphitrite right,seen from behind letter C before, symbol (crab) behind / Neptune,brandishing trident, in sea chariot right,drawn by two hippocamps,above C.
Q.CREPER.M.F. / ROCVS in two lines below.
Craw 399/1b. RSC Crepereia 2. CNR Crepereia 2/3.
benito
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Q.CREPEREIUS M.f.ROCUSAR denarius. 72 BC. 3,78 grs. Bust of Amphitrite right,seen from behind letter C before, symbol (crab) behind / Neptune,brandishing trident, in sea chariot right,drawn by two hippocamps,above C.
Q.CREPER.M.F. / ROCVS in two lines below.
Craw 399/1b. RSC Crepereia 2. CNR Crepereia 2/3.benito
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Taras, Calabria334-302 BC
AR Tritemorion (3/4 Obol) (8.4mm, 0.50g)
O: Head of horse right; Θ to right.
R: Head of horse left.
Vlasto 1695v; Cote ---; SNG Cop 1052ff;
Scarce
ex Munzhandlung Ritter
Enodia
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Taras, Calabria325-280 BC
AR Tritemorion (3/4 Obol) (8mm, 0.43g)
O: Bridled horse’s head right; eight-rayed star to right.
R: Bridled horse’s head right.
Vlasto 1707; Cote 261v; McGill II, 212v (no star); HN Italy 981; SNG ANS 1560v (no star); Sear 358v (no star)
ex Forvm Ancient Coins
Enodia
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Taras, Calabria272-240/35 BC
AR Tritemorion (9mm, 0.45g)
O: Head of horse left.
R: Head of horse right.
D'Andrea XLIV, 1563 (this coin); Vlasto 1698, McGill II, 215v (letter); HN Italy 981v; Cote ---
Scarce
ex Savoca Coins
D'Andrea plate coin, Series XLIV, 1563
Enodia
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Taras, Calabria 325-280 BC
AR Tritemorion (3/4 Obol) (8mm, 0.38g)
O: Bridled head of horse right.
R: Bridled head of horse right; Φ to right.
cf Vlasto 1716; cf SNG France 2236; McGill II, 211v; HGC I, 926v; Cote 520v; Sear 358v; HN Italy 981
ex LAC
Possibly an unpublished variety with this control mark.Enodia
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Teos, Ionia540/30 - 478 B.C.
Silver Tritemoria
0.29 gm, 8.7 mm
Obv.: Griffin seated right with curled wings; fore-leg raised
Rev.: Quadripartite incuse square
SNG Kayhan 600,
Balcer 70
from Balcer: Tritemoria c. 540/30-478
GROUP XXXI No inscription, lotus
70 A. 70 Similar (large ear, long neck, high haunch to body, beaded border)
symbol in lower right field.
P. 92 Quar. sq. incuse, surfaces striated.
Jaimelai
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Thrace, Thasos. 411-350 BC.AR Tritemorion. .4gms. 8mm.
Obv: Head of bald & bearded Satyr right
Rev: Q A S I, two dolphins swimming left & right, one above the other. BMC 60. SNGCop 1033.Dino
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Thrace, Thasos. 411-350 BC.AR Tritemorion. 0.4gms. 9mm.
Obv: Head of bald & bearded Satyr right
Rev: Q A S I, two dolphins swimming left & right, one above the other. BMC 60. SNGCop 1033.Dino
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Uncertain, Ionia - [cf. CNG 72, lot 774 (hemihekte); CNG 81, lot 534 (hekte); CNG Coin Shop Inv. #765642 (hemihekte); CNG 51, lot 432 (trite); NAC 23, lot 1250 (trite) - All listed as unique or extremely rare. No rev. match w/ listed coin]Electrum Hemihekte, Samian-Euboeic standard, gVF, 1.190g, 7.3mm, c. 600 - 550 B.C.
Obv. - scarab beetle
Rev. - star shaped pattern in incuse square
Unpublished and unique with star incuse reverse.
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Purchased from Forum Ancient Coins
Ex. FORVM Dealer Photo
Sold 08May2015 via eBay
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