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Anonymous Denarius - After 211 BC
Obv.: Helmeted head of Roma right, with triple earring, spike above visor, X behind.
Rev.: The Dioscuri riding right, ROMA in linear frame below.
Gs. 3,2 mm. 18,2x19,5
Cr44/5, Sear RCV 38
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Sicily, Syracuse, Agathocles (317-289 BC), Silver Tetradrachm, struck c.310-305 BC.
Obv/ Head of nymph Arethusa facing left, her hair wreathed with grain, wearing a triple-pendant earring and a pearl necklace, three dolphins swimming around, NK below neck.
Rev/ ΣYPAKOΣIΩN (in exergue); charioteer, wearing a long chiton and holding a kentron (goad) in his right hand and the reins on his left, driving a fast quadriga left, triskeles above, AI monogram in exergue off flan.paul1888
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1st Century BC - 1st Century CE, IRON AGE BRITAIN, Tribe: Dobunni, AR Unit, uninscribed seriesObverse: Degraded Celtic “Moon Head” facing right, pellets/symbols in front.
Reverse: Celticised triple tailed horse galloping left; cross above, pellets around.
Diameter: 13.0mm | Weight: 0.67gms | Axis: 3h
SPINK: 377 | ABC 2024
RARE
THE DOBUNNI
The Dobunni were one of the few Iron Age tribes which issued coins before the arrival of the Romans. Their territory covered an area that today broadly coincides with the English counties of Bristol, Gloucestershire and the north of Somerset, although at times their territory may have extended into parts of what are now Herefordshire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire, and Warwickshire.
Remnants of several hillforts thought to have been occupied by the Dobunni can be seen in the Bristol area at Maes Knoll, Clifton Down, Burwalls and Stokeleigh, all overlooking the Avon Gorge, as well as at Kingsweston Down and Blaise Castle.
Unlike their neighbours, such as the Silures in what later became south-east Wales, the Dobunni were not a warlike people, being primarily a large group of farmers and craftspeople living in small villages. They submitted to the Romans even before they reached their territory, and after the Roman conquest they readily adopted a Romano-British lifestyle. The Romans gave the Dobunni capital the name of Corinium Dobunnorum, which is known as Cirencester today.
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Michael VII, Ducus MiliaresionObverse: EN TOVTW NIKATE MIXAHL S MARIA, cross crosslet on globus resting on
three steps, x at center of cross, pellet within crescent on shaft;
in field to left, facing bust of Michael, bearded, wearing crown and
jeweled chlamys; to right, facing bust of Maria, wearing crown and
loros; triple border
Reverse: MIXAHL KAI MARIA PICTOI RACILEIC PWMAIWN in
five lines; -+- above and below; triple border.
Mint:Constantinople
Date: 1071-1078 CE
SB 1874, DO 6
20mm, 1.75g (clipped)
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00098 Larissa Profile Left, Horse Prancing RightThessaly Greece, the City of Larissa
Obv: [ΛAPlΣA in small letters l. and up], head of Larissa facing l., hair bound at top of head, triple drop earring, pearl necklace. All within a border of dots.
Rev: Bridled horse with tail in an upright curl prancing r. on ground line, ΛAP above, I in front of horse’s head, ΣAI down and in front, ΩN up and behind.
Denomination: silver drachm; Mint: Larissa; Date: c. 370 - 360 BC1; Weight: 5.78g; Diameter: 19mm: Die axis: 330º; References, for example: Hermann Group V, pl. IV, 16; Liampi 1992, 25; Lorber 2008, pl. 45, 100; BCD Thessaly I 1133; BCD Thessaly II 183; HGC 4, 448.
Notes:
1This date range fits within BCD Thessaly I and II, Lorber 2008, and HGC 4.
Despite the absence of ΛAPlΣA in tiny letters in front of Larissa’s head (with 25x magnification I can detect what are perhaps very, very faint indications of parts of the legend), the shape of the mouth, the chin, and the stray lock of hair in front of Larissa’s forehead lead me to determine that this is an example of BCD Thessaly I 1133 and II 183 and not 1134 and 184 respectively. Thus, this is an example of, per BCD Thessaly I and Lorber 2008, Larissa’s profile in the style of Euainetos at Syracuse.
Provenance: Ex. CNG Electronic Auction 505 December 1, 2021 Lot 124, from the Sigmund collection.
Photo Credits: CNG
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001w. TriumvirsSecond Triumvirate, Marc Antony, Octavian and Lepidus. AE16 of Ephesus, Ionia, 39 BC. 15.8mm, 4.54 g. Obv: Triple jugate heads right
Rev: EΦE, cult image of Artemis Ephesia facing, with supports.
RPC I 2569; BMC 191; SNG Cop 357. A FORUM coin.lawrence c
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003 - John I Tzimisces (969-976 AD), Millaresion - Sear 1792Obv: +IhSyS XRISTyS NICA*, Cross crosslet on globus above two steps. at centre, circular medallion containing facing bust of John with short beard, wearing crown and loros and dividing the inscription I/W - A/N. Triple border ornamented with eight equally spaced glbules.
Rev: IWANN / EN XW AVTO / CRAT´EVESb´/ bASILEVS / RWMAIW´in five lines, -:- above and beneath, triple bordet as on obv. pierre_p77
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003a4. TiberiusAR Denarius. Lugdunum mint. Obv: TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS, laureate head right. Rev: PONTIF MAXIM, Livia (as Pax) seated right, holding olive-branch and inverted spear; chair legs ornamented, triple line below. RSC 16b, RIC 28.lawrence c
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02 Augustus RIC I 0359Augustus 27 B.C.-14 A.D. Moneyer L. Vinicius. Rome Mint. 16 B.C. (3.72g, 18.8m, 5h). Obv: Anepigraphic, bare head right. Rev: L Vinicivs in ex., Triumphal arch inscribed SPQR IMP CAE in two lines sur. by Quadriga bearing Augustus, r. holding laurel-branch, l. scepter; smaller arch on sides w archer on l. and slinger on r. RIC I 359 (R2). RSC 544.
This coin depicts Augustus’ triple arch, perhaps the first in Rome. Beginning as a double arch to commemorate his victory at Actium, the third arch was probably added to commemorate the return of the lost standards from Parthia. For a scarce type, this example is well centered and has good details on the reverse including complete legends.Lucas H
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030 Zeugitana, Carthage, 310-290 BCElectrum shekel-didrachm, 18.5mm, 7.43g, nice VF
Head of Tanit left, wreathed with corn; she wears necklace and triple-drop earring; dot before neck / Horse standing right on exergal line; three pellets under exergual line.
Certificate of Authenticity by David R. Sear, ACCS
Ex: Apollo Numismatics
Jenkins V, 282-2; Müller p. 84, 52Lawrence W
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04-06 - TIBERIO (14 - 37 D.C.)AR Denario 19 mm 3.7 gr.
Anv: "TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS" (Leyenda de der. a izq.) - Busto laureado viendo a derecha.
Rev: "PONTIF MAXIM" (Leyenda de der. a izq.) - Julia Livia (Madre del Emperador personificando a la Paz) sentada a derecha en una silla con patas ornamentadas apoyadas en una plataforma (triple-linea), portando un largo cetro en mano derecha y rama de olivo en izquierda.
Este denario es el comúnmente llamado “el Penique del Tributo” de la muy conocida historia relatada en el Evangelio de San Mateo (22,17-21) del Nuevo Testamento.
Acuñada 16 - 37 D.C.
Ceca: Lugdunum - Hoy Lyon Francia
Rareza: S
Referencias: RIC Vol.1 #28 Pag.95 - Sear RCTV Vol.1 #1763 Pag.346 - BMCRE Vol.1 #45 - Cohen Vol.1 #16 Pag.191 - DVM #8b Pag.75 - CBN #16 - RSC Vol. II #16b Pag.1 - Hendin #916 Pag.418mdelvalle
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04-12 - TIBERIO (14 - 37 D.C.)AR Denario 19 mm 3.7 gr.
Anv: "TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS" (Leyenda de der. a izq.) - Busto laureado viendo a derecha.
Rev: "PONTIF MAXIM" (Leyenda de der. a izq.) - Julia Livia (Madre del Emperador personificando a la Paz) sentada a derecha en una silla con patas ornamentadas apoyadas en una plataforma (triple-linea), portando un largo cetro en mano derecha y rama de olivo en izquierda.
Este denario es el comúnmente llamado “el Penique del Tributo” de la muy conocida historia relatada en el Evangelio de San Mateo (22,17-21) del Nuevo Testamento.
Acuñada 16 - 37 D.C.
Ceca: Lugdunum - Hoy Lyon Francia
Rareza: S
Referencias: RIC Vol.1 #28 Pag.95 - Sear RCTV Vol.1 #1763 Pag.346 - BMCRE Vol.1 #45 - Cohen Vol.1 #16 Pag.191 - DVM #8b Pag.75 - CBN #16 - RSC Vol. II #16b Pag.1 - Hendin #916 Pag.418
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043 B.C., P.Accoleius Lariscolus, Republic AR-Denarius, Crawford 486/1, Rome, Diana-Hecate-Selene facing, #1043 B.C., P.Accoleius Lariscolus, Republic AR-Denarius, Crawford 486/1, Rome, Diana-Hecate-Selene facing, #1
avers: Bust of Diana Nemorensis right draped, behind P•ACCOLEIVS upwards, before LARISCOLVS downwards, border of dots.
reverse: Triple cult statue of Diana Nemorensis (Diana-Hecate-Selene) facing, behind, cypress grove, border of dots.
exergue: -/-//--, diameter: 16,5-17,5mm, weight: 3,74g, axis: 6h,
mint: Rome, date: 43 B.C., ref: Crawford 486/1, Sydenham 1148, Sear Imperators 172, B. Accoleia 1.
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117-138 AD - Sabina AE Dupondius or As - struck 117-135 ADobv: SABINA AVGVSTA HADRIANI AVG P P (draped bust right, in triple tiara & with hair coiled on top of head)
rev: VESTA S-C (Vesta seated left holding palladium & sceptre)
ref: RIC II 1046 (S), C.83
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161 - Commemorative - RIC VII Arles 369 (R2)Obv: CONSTANTINOPOLIS, Helmeted and laureate Constantinopolis bust left
Rev: None, Victory standing left on prow of a galley, holding transverse spear across her body and shield
Minted in Arles (Triple palm branch angled left | _ /PCONST).
Reference:– RIC VII Arles 369 (R2)maridvnvm
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161 - Commemorative - RIC VII Arles 369 (R3)Obv: CONSTANTINOPOLIS, Helmeted and laureate Constantinopolis bust left
Rev: None, Victory standing left on prow of a galley, holding transverse spear across her body and shield
Minted in Arles (Triple palm branch angled left | _ /SCONST).
Reference:– RIC VII Arles 369 (R3)maridvnvm
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1620 Felipe IV / Carlos II162? / 16?? / 168? AD, Triple Dated, Felipe IV / Carlos II, 8 Maravedis.Molinari
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1783. Louis XVI. Burgundy Canal Inauguration.Obv. Draped bust right LUDOVICO XVI FR ET NAVAR REGI OPTIMO COMITIA BURGUND
Rev. Female water nymph, holding caduceus, surrounded by three male water nymphs on rocks surrounded by various symbols of prosperity UTRIUSQUE MARIS JUNCTIO TRIPLEN FOSSIS ABARARI ADLISER SEQUAN RHENUM SIMUL APERTIS MDCLXXXIII
Commemorates the construction of a canal system in Burgundy.LordBest
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1794 AE Halfpenny Token. Chichester and Portsmouth, Sussex.Obverse: IOHN HOWARD F•R•S PHILANTHROPIST•. Bust of John Howard facing left.
Reverse: CHICHESTER AND PORTSMOUTH • / HALFPENNY; Arms of the town of Portsmouth; the sun and moon over a triple-towered castle, with the arms of Chichester above the gateway below the central tower, 1794 in exergue.
Edge: PAYABLE AT SHARPS PORTSMOUTH AND CHALDECOTTS CHICHESTER.
Diameter 29mm | Die Axis 12
Dalton & Hamer: 19
This token was probably manufactured by Peter Kempson in Birmingham and the dies were engraved by Thomas Wyon. The issuers of this token were John Chaldecott, a silversmith and cutler in Chichester and Thomas Sharp, a mercer in Portsmouth. Chaldecott was also a partner in the Chichester Old Bank and the Portsmouth, Portsea and Hampshire Bank. The two men were probably relations or close friends and they issued joint tokens in both Portsmouth and Chichester in the 18th century.
This token was struck in the name of John Howard who was born in Lower Clapton, London the son of a wealthy upholsterer. After the death of his father in 1742, he received a sizeable inheritance. Since he was wealthy and had no true vocation, in 1748 Howard left England and began to travel. However, while in Hanover he was captured by French privateers and imprisoned. It was this experience that made him consider the conditions in which prisoners were held.
In 1758 Howard returned to England and settled in Cardington, Bedfordshire. As a landowner he was philanthropic and enlightened, ensuring that his estate housing was of good standard and that the poor houses under his management were well run.
In 1773 he became High Sheriff of Bedfordshire. On his appointment he began a tour of English prisons which led to two Acts of Parliament in 1774, making gaolers salaried officers and setting standards of cleanliness.
In April 1777, Howard's sister died leaving him £15,000 and her house. He used this inheritance and the revenue from the sale of her house to further his work on prisons. In 1778 he was examined by the House of Commons, who were this time inquiring into prison ships, or “hulks”. Two days after giving evidence, he was again travelling Europe, beginning in the Dutch Republic.
His final journey took him into Eastern Europe and Russia. Whilst at Kherson, in what is now Ukraine, Howard contracted typhus on a prison visit and died. He was buried on the shores of the Black Sea in a walled field at Dophinovka (Stepanovka), Ukraine. Despite requesting a quiet funeral without pomp and ceremony, the event was elaborate and attended by the Prince of Moldovia.
Howard became the first civilian to be honoured with a statue in St Paul's Cathedral, London. A statue was also erected in Bedford, and another one in Kherson. John Howard's bust can still be seen as a feature in the architecture of a number of Victorian prisons across the UK.*Alex
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1809-R Brazilian Gold 6400 RéisBrazil, João VI Prince Regent (1799-1816), Gold 6400 Réis, 1 Peça, 1809-R, SCWC KM 236.1, Friedberg 93, Russo 559, Gomes 33.09, LMB 559, Bentes 311.07, Guimaraes 1809-1.1, no dot after REGENS variety, EF, light handling marks in otherwise brilliant fields, engrailed edge, weight 14.3436g (AGW 0.4229oz), composition 0.917 Au, 0.083 Cu, diameter 32.0mm, thickness 1.0mm, die axis 0°, Rio de Janeiro mint, 1809; obverse JOANNES • D • G • PORT • ET • ALG • P • REGENS (João, by the Grace of God, Prince Regent of Portugal and the Algarves), laureate and draped bust right, 1809 and mint mark • R • below, engraved by Cipriano da Silva Moreira and designed by Domingos Sequeira, toothed border surrounding; reverse crowned, ornately garnished oval shield of Arms of the Kingdom of Portugal bearing seven castles, triple-turreted, surrounding smaller inner shield area with five shields, each with five bezants in saltire, arranged as a cross, toothed border surrounding; from the Roger Belmar Collection; ex Sovereign Rarities (10 Jun 2022); ex Spink auction 21007 (29 Sep 2021), lot 224; ex Douro Cargo, Spink auction 118 (20-1 Nov 1996), lot 136 with ticket; £2,750.00.Serendipity
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1902 Edward VII Coronation Gold MedalGreat Britain, Edward VII (1901-10), Official Coronation Gold Medal, 1902, Coronation of Edward VII commemorative, BHM 3737, Eimer 1871b, small size, EF, matt finish, small flecks of red toning, small flan flaw on reverse, otherwise fully lustrous and choice, engraved by George William de Saulles, plain edge, weight 17.02g (AGW 0.5018oz), composition 0.917 Au, 0.083 Cu, diameter 31.0mm, thickness 1.9mm, die axis 0°, London mint, 1902; obverse EDWARD VII-CROWNED 9·AUGUST 1902, crowned and mantled bust right, wearing Chain of the Garter, olive branch tied with ribbon behind; reverse ALEXANDRA-QUEEN CONSORT ·, crowned, veiled and draped bust right, wearing pearl drop earring with triple-strand pearl choker and double-strand pearl necklace, rose spray behind, 9·AUG. 1902 on scroll in exergue; from the Roger Belmar Collection; ex Sovereign Rarities (20 Nov 2023); ex London Coins auction 178 (4 Sep 2022), lot 578 with COI; £2,500.00.Serendipity
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1902 Edward VII Coronation Silver MedalGreat Britain, Edward VII (1901-10), Official Coronation Silver Medal, 1902, Coronation of Edward VII commemorative, BHM 3737, Eimer 1871b, Fearon 353.1, Wollaston 27, small size, aUNC, matt finish, toned, engraved by George William de Saulles, plain edge, weight 12.8g (ASW 0.3807oz), composition 0.925 Ag, 0.075 Cu, diameter 31.0mm, thickness 2.0mm, die axis 0°, London mint, 1902; obverse EDWARD VII-CROWNED 9·AUGUST 1902, crowned and mantled bust right, wearing Chain of the Garter, olive branch tied with ribbon behind; reverse ALEXANDRA-QUEEN CONSORT ·, crowned, veiled and draped bust right, wearing pearl drop earring with triple-strand pearl choker and double-strand pearl necklace, rose spray behind, 9·AUG. 1902 on scroll in exergue; from the Roger Belmar Collection; ex R. Ingram Coins (20 Nov 2023); £49.50.Serendipity
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1937 George VI Coronation Silver MedalGreat Britain, George VI (1936-52), Official Coronation Silver Medal, 1937, Coronation of George VI commemorative, BHM 4314, Eimer 2046b, small size, EF, bright finish, nice example, plain edge, weight 15.29g (ASW 0.4547oz), composition 0.925 Ag, 0.075 Cu, diameter 32.0mm, thickness 2.0mm, die axis 0°, London mint, 1937; obverse GEORGE VI CROWNED-12 MAY 1937, crowned and mantled bust left, wearing Chain of the Garter, small PM raised on King's shoulder below right for engraver Percy Metcalfe; reverse QVEEN ELIZABETH-12 MAY 1937, crowned and draped bust left, wearing triple pearl drop earring with 4-strand pearl necklace, small PM raised on Queen's shoulder below right for engraver Percy Metcalfe; ex Timothy Medhurst Coins & Antiquities (22 Mar 2024); £48.00.Serendipity
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210 Basil II Bulgaroktonos, AD 976-1025Gold histamenon nomisma, 25mm, 4.40g, aEF
Struck at Constantinople c. AD 1005-1025
+ IhS CIS REX REGNANTIhM, bust of Christ facing, wears pallium, colobium, and nimbus cruciger with crescents; raised right hand, Gospels in left; triple border / + bASIL C CONSTANT b R, facing crowned busts of Basil wearing loros of square pattern (left) and Constantine wearing jeweled chlamys; holding between them with right hands a long plain cross; manus Dei above Basil's head; triple border
Certificate of Authenticity by David R. Sear, ACCS
DOC 6a; Sear 1800; Wroth 12-13 Lawrence W
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215 Constantine VIII, AD 1025-1028Gold histamenon nomisma, 25mm, 4.37g, gVF
Struck at Constantinople
+IhS XIS REX REGNANThM, bust of Christ Pantocrator facing, wears tunic, himation, and nimbus cruciger with crescents; right hand raised, Gospels in left; triple border / + CWhSTAhTIh BASILEUS ROM, crowned bust facing with long beard; wears loros, holds labarum with pellet on shaft with right, akakia in left; triple border. Scarce.
Certificate of Authenticity by David R. Sear, ACCS
DOC 2; Sear 1815Lawrence W
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22.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./00.01./01., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #0122.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./00.01./01., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #01
avers: BЄ LA RЄX, Triple human head.
reverse: Negative pictures.
exergue/mintmark: -/-//--, diameter: 14mm, weight: 0,26g, axis:0h,
mint: Esztergom , date: A.D., ref: Huszár-200, CNH I.-280, Unger-118,
Kiss-Toth: CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./00.01./01.,
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22.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./a01.15./16., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #0122.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./a01.15./16., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #01
avers: BЄ LA RЄX, Triple human head.
reverse: Negative pictures.
exergue/mintmark: -/-//--, diameter: 14mm, weight: 0,26g, axis:0h,
mint: Esztergom , date: A.D., ref: Huszár-200, CNH I.-280, Unger-118,
Kiss-Toth: CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./a01.15./16., Sigla, pellet belove the letter L and A, but inside the inner circle in front of one of the faces.
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22.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./b01.01./28., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #0122.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./b01.01./28., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #01
avers: BЄ LA RЄX, Triple human head. The wedge between the "X" and "B".
reverse: Negative pictures.
exergue/mintmark: -/-//--, diameter: 14,0mm, weight: 0,25g, axis:0h,
mint: Esztergom , date: A.D., ref: Huszár-200, CNH I.-280, Unger-118,
Kiss-Toth: CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./b01.01./28., Sigla, wedge after the "X" letter down.
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22.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./b01.05./32., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #0122.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./b01.05./32., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #01
avers: BЄ LA RЄX, Triple human head.
reverse: Negative pictures.
exergue/mintmark: -/-//--, diameter: 13,5-14,0mm, weight: 0,25g, axis:0h,
mint: Esztergom , date: A.D., ref: Huszár-200, CNH I.-280, Unger-118,
Kiss-Toth: CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./b01.05./32., Sigla, wedge before the "L" letter down.
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22.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./e01.03./48., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #0122.02. Béla IV., King of Hungary, (1235-1270 A.D.), Bracteata, (uncertain), CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./e01.03./48., H-200, CNH I.-280, U-118, AR-Bracteata, #01
avers: BЄ LA RЄX, Triple human head.
reverse: Negative pictures.
exergue/mintmark: -/-//--, diameter: 13,2mm, weight: 0,19g, axis:0h,
mint: Esztergom , date: A.D., ref: Huszár-200, CNH I.-280, Unger-118,
Kiss-Toth: CÁC III. 22.02.1.1./e01.03./48., Sigla, small circle between the letter "A" and "R" very close to the inner pearl circle.
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2262A CARIA Trapezopolis Sabina Ae 19 Mên standingReference.
RPC --; apparently unpublished.
Magistrate Ti. Fla. Max. Lysias
Obv: CABЄINA CЄBACTH
Draped bust of Sabina, r., hair coiled and piled on top of head above triple stephane
Rev: ΔΙΑ Τ Φ ΜΑΞ ΛVСΙΟV TPAΠEZOΠ/ OΛITΩN.
Mên standing, l., wearing Phrygian cap, holding pine cone and sceptre, behind his shoulders, crescent
4.22 gr
19 mm
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3252 CILICIA, Zephyrion Hadrian, SabinaReference.
RPC III, 3252/5; 72-75; Imhoof "Den Haag", 4; SNG Tahberer 1745-1746; LEVANTE NC 1988 S140,74(1) / COLL BERLIN / IMHOOF ZFN 1876 S343,3
LEVANTE NC 1988 S140,75(2) / HANDEL
http://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/3/3252/5/
Obv. ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟС СΕΒΑСΤΟС ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟΠΟΛΕΙΤωΝ
laureate head of Hadrian, right.
Rev. СΑΒΙΝΑ СΕΒΑСΤΗ ΖΕΦΥΡΙΩΤΩΝ
Draped bust right, a triple tiara above the brow (wearing Stephan)
10.60 gr
27 mm
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66006 Constantine I/Campgate Nicomedia22094 Constantine I/Campgate
Obv: CONSTAN-TINVS AVG
Triple Pearl No rosette facing Right
Rev: PROVIDEN-TIAE AVGG
9-10 levels 2 Turrets 1 star
SMN epsilon
Mint: Nicomedia 18.2 mm 3.0g
RIC VII Nicomedia 153; Sear 16260
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66013 Constantine I/Campgate Nicomedia 22101 Constantine I/Campgate
Obv: CONSTAN-TINVS AVG
Triple Pearl No rosette facing Right
Rev: PROVIDEN-TIAE AVGG
6 levels 2 Turrets 1 star no door
SMNA in Exergue
Mint: Nicomedia 18.9 mm 2.6g
RIC VII Nicomedia 153; Sear 16260
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66031 CONSTANTINE I/CAMPGATE NICOMEDIA22199 CONSTANTINE I/CAMPGATE NICOMEDIA
Obv: CONSTAN-TINVS AVG
Triple pearl bust right
Rev: PROVIDEN-TIAE AVGG
CAMPGATE WITH 7 LEVELS, 2 TURRETS, 1 STAR NO DOOR
SMN DELTA
MINT: NICOMEDIA 17.2MM 1.6G
RIC VII Nicomedia 153; Sear 16260
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74.8 Charles Edward Stuart & Henry Benedict Stuart.Legitimacy of Jacobite Succession, ca 1737-40. Bronze Medal attributed to Ermenegildo Hamerani.
Obverse: HVNC SALTEM EVERSO IVVENEM [svccvrrere sæclo] / Bust of Charles Edward Stuart as an adolescent (about age 16 or 17), in armor and wearing ermine mantle. Wolf & Twins on bust truncation.
Reverse: TRIPLICIS SPES TERTIA GENTIS / Bust of Henry Benedict Stuart as a child (about age 11 or 12), in armor.
44.80 gm., 45 mm.
MI ii 493/35; Eimer 544A; Woolf 47:1.
Translations:
Obverse: A quote from Virgil, of which only the first 4 words appear on the medal: HVNC SALTEM EVERSO IVVENEM which translates as “At Least Permit This Youth . . . “ But Virgil continues with the words “svccvrrere sæclo” which are not on the medal. The meaning of the entire quote is usually given as “At least permit this youth to repair the ruins of the age.”
Reverse: The Third Hope of a Triple Nation.
The Wolf & Twins on the truncation of the obverse bust indicate this medal was struck in Rome.
Callimachus
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Abbasids, Tabaristan, Anonymous First Series 781ADObverse: Sasanian style bust right wearing mural crown, three pellets on breast, 'GDH PZWT' on left, 'NYWK' in outer left margin and 'PD' in outer right, star within crescent left, right and below in margin.
Reverse: Fire altar set on three steps and flanked by two attendants standing facing wearing mural crowns and holding scepters with ribbons, star either side of the flames, date on left and mint on right, alternating triple pellets and star within crescents in outer margin.
Silver Hemidrachm Dated PYE130Skyler
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Abbasids, Tabaristan, Anonymous First Series, 781 ADObverse: Sasanian style bust right wearing mural crown, three pellets on breast, 'GDH PZWT' on left, 'NYWK' in outer left margin and 'PD' in outer right, star within crescent left, right and below in margin.
Reverse: Fire altar set on three steps and flanked by two attendants standing facing wearing mural crowns and holding scepters with ribbons, star either side of the flames, date on left and mint on right, alternating triple pellets and star within crescents in outer margin.
Silver Hemidrachm Dated PYE130Skyler
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Achaea. Achaea, Patras(Patrae). Sabina Æ20Obv: SABINA AVG / Draped bust of Sabina, r., hair coiled and piled on top of head above triple stephane.
Rev: COL A A PATREN / Genius naked running l. to altar, looking back, holding box in his l. hand.
BCD Peloponnesos 552.5, Plate ancientone
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agathoklesAgathokles, Syracuse, 317-289 BC, Bronze.
Obverse- SWTEIRA, head of Artemis right, wearing triple-pendant earring and necklace, quiver over shoulder.
Reverse- AGAQOKLEOS above, ASILEOS below; winged thunderbolt.
23mm, 10.2 grams.b70
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Agathokles, SNG ANS 708, 295 BC, Sicily, SyracuseHead of Artemis right, in triple-pendant earring & necklace, quiver over shoulder. Winged thunderbolt
Remnants of SWTEIRA on front.
AGAQOKLEOS BASILEOS
Saving/Savior Artemis
of King AgathoklesJonathan N
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Amisos - AR siglosc. 400 - 360 BC
Aphro... magistrate
turreted head of Hera-Tyche left wearing stephanos ornamented with palmettes and annulets, triple-drop earrings and pearl necklace
owl standing facing on shield, grain ear left
AΦ_PO
ΠEIPA
SNG BM Black Sea 1059, SNG Stancomb 660, SNG Cop 122, Rec Gén 27, McClean 7351, HGC 7 229
5,7g 18mm
ex AureaJ. B.
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Amisos, Pontos105-90 or 90-85 B.C.
Bronze AE27
19.64 gm, 27.5 mm
Obv.: Helmeted head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested Attic helmet ornamented with Pegasus
Rev.: Perseus standing facing, wearing pointed helmet or cap, with flaps, and himation over shoulders; holding harpa in right hand and head of Medusa in left, whose decapitated winged body lies at his feet, AMI-ΣOY across field, monograms to left and right
HGC vol. 7, 238;
SNG Black Sea 1166-76;
BMC 13, p.16, 30-31;
Sear 3637
Jaimelai
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Amisos, Pontos105-90 or 90-85 B.C.
Bronze AE29
20.06 gm, 29 mm
Obv.: Helmeted head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested Attic helmet ornamented with Pegasus
Rev.: Perseus standing facing, wearing pointed helmet or cap, with flaps, and himation over shoulders; holding harpa in right hand and head of Medusa in left, whose decapitated winged body lies at his feet; AMI-ΣOY across field, monograms to left and right
HGC vol. 7, 238;
SNG Black Sea 1166-76;
BMC 13, p.16, 30-31;
Sear 3637
Jaimelai
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Amisos, Pontos105-90 or 90-85 B.C.
Bronze AE26
18.95 gm, 26.5 mm
Obv.: Helmeted head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested Attic helmet ornamented with Pegasus
Rev.: Perseus standing facing, wearing pointed helmet or cap, with flaps, and himation over shoulders; holding harpa in right hand and head of Medusa in left, whose decapitated winged body lies at his feet; AMI-ΣOY across field, monograms to left and right
HGC vol. 7, 238;
SNG Black Sea 1166-76;
BMC 13, p.16, 30-31;
Sear 3637
Jaimelai
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Amisos, Pontos105-90 or 90-85 B.C.
Bronze AE27
18.23 gm, 27 mm
Obv.: Helmeted head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested Attic helmet ornamented with Pegasus
Rev.: Perseus standing facing, wearing pointed helmet or cap, with flaps, and himation over shoulders; holding harpa in right hand and head of Medusa in left, whose decapitated winged body lies at his feet; AMI-ΣOY across field, monograms to left and right.
HGC vol. 7, 238;
SNG Black Sea 1166-76;
BMC 13, p.16, 30-36;
Sear 3637
Jaimelai
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AnonymousObv: Helmeted head of Roma facing right, with triple earring, spike above visor, X behind.
Rev: The Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux, on horseback, riding right, ROMA in exergue.
Silver Denarius, Rome mint, c. 211 BC
4.4 grams, 18.5 mm, 180°
RSC Anonymous 2, S38Matt Inglima
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Antiochos I SoterAntiochos I Soter. 280-261 BC. Æ 14mm. Sardes mint. Facing bust of Athena in triple-crested helmet / BASILEWS ANTIOCOU, Nike walking left, holding wreath and palm; counter mark (anchor) to right. SNG Spaer 233; Newell, WSM 1369; cf. Houghton 626. Molinari
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Antiochos I Soter. 281-261 BC. Æ 15mmAntiochos I Soter. 281-261 BC.
Obv. Facing head of Athena, wearing triple crested helmet.
Rev. Nike standing left, holding wreath and palm; ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ / ANTIOXOY to left and right, monogram outer left.
Ref. Houghton 627
( Repatinated due to treatment for BD. )Lee S
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Antiochus I SoterAE14, 280-261 BC, Syria
Obverse: Facing head of Athena in triple-crested helmet.
Reverse: BASILEWS-ANTIOXOU , Nike Facing Left with wreath and palm., Monogram in circle to the left.
SG6883v(monogram r.), BMC 58 pl.IV.13
14mm, 2.3 gm.
Jerome Holderman
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ApuliaLeft
Messapian ware
Tazza or stemmed patera
Central “sun” motif within triple concentric bands on tondo, four bands on outer lip
c.4th Cent. BC
Right
Daunian ware
Shallow cup or kiathos
Single handle, double bands on tondo and single on rim
c.5th-4th Cent. BC
mauseus
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Arab-Sasanian, Abbassid Governors of Tabaristan, AR Hemidrachm, 136 PYE (Post Yazdgard Era = AH 170 = 786/787 AD)Islamic, Arab-Sasanian, Abbassid Governors of Tabaristan, AR Hemidrachm, 136 PYE (Post Yazdgard Era = AH 170 = 786/787 AD)
Obverse: APZ-WT, APD, BAHB, Right facing bust imitating Khusru II, wearing winged crown surmounted by star and crescent, inside single-dotted border, crescents with stars at 3, 6 and 9 o'clock.
Reverse: TPWLSTAN, Sasanian style fire altar with two attendants standing facing, crescents on their heads, both hands on sword hilt, inside triple dotted-border, crescents with stars at 3, 6, 9 and 12 o'clock, three pellets at the diagonals. Pahlavi date and mintmark in lower left and right margins.
Reference: Album 73, Malek 175
Ex: Kayser-i Rum Numismatics +photo
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Obverse Legend: Segoe UI Historic, etc.
𐭠𐭯𐭦𐭥𐭲 ← APZ-WT
𐭠𐭯𐭣 ← APD
𐭡𐭠𐭧𐭡 ← BAHB
Reverse Legend:
𐭲𐭯𐭥𐭫𐭱𐭲𐭠𐭭 ← TPWLSTAN
Gil-galad
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Arados AE 15.8mm, Zeus/ Ram of galleyArados, Phoenicia, 174 - 142 B.C. Bronze AE 16, BMC Phoenicia p. 16, 104 ff., VF, rough, 2.877g, 15.8mm, obverse head of Zeus right; reverse, triple-pointed ram of galley left, Phoenician letters above, Phoenician date numeral below. Ex FORVMPodiceps
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Arados BMC Phoencia-127Phoenician 146-145 BC
AE 14.48mm 3.7g
OBV :: Bearded head of Zeus right
REV :: Triple pointed ram of galley left. Phoenician letters above, date below
BMC Phoencia-127
Purchased 04/2008Johnny
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Arados Phoenicia Zues and Naval RamBMC 123, Phoenicia, Arados AE15. 2nd Century BC. Bust of Zeus right / triple-pointed ram of galley left, Phoenician inscription below.
Arados, Phoenicia, 2nd century BC, 4g, 16mm, axis 0o
OBV: Laureate head of Zeus right.
REV: Tripointed ram on prow of galley, Phoenician date above and lettering below.
SRukke
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Arados, Phoenicia 140 - 139 B.C.
Bronze AE16
3.75 gm, 16 mm
Obv.: Bust of Zeus right, boarder of dots
Rev.: Triple-pointed ram of galley left; Phoenician script (AN) above galley, Phoenician date (city year 120) below; boarder of dots
Sear 6001, BMC Phoenicia 104 var.
Dating tenative - please let me know if you have a better interpretationJaimelai
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Arados, Phoenicia 150 B.C.Obverse: Male head facing right
Reverse: triple pointed ship prow left, phoenician inscription below. Dk0311USMC
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Arados- Phoenicia BMC 123Arados, Phoenicia AE15.
2nd Century BC.
Bust of Zeus right /
triple-pointed ram of galley left, Phoenician inscription below.xokleng
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Arados- Phoenicia BMC 123Arados, Phoenicia AE15.
2nd Century BC.
Bust of Zeus right /
triple-pointed ram of galley left, Phoenician inscription below.xokleng
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ARCH, Augustus, RIC 359Augustus 27 B.C.-14 A.D. Moneyer L. Vinicius. Rome Mint. 16 B.C. (3.72g, 18.8m, 5h). Obv: Anepigraphic, bare head right. Rev: L Vinicivs in ex., Triumphal arch inscribed SPQR IMP CAE in two lines sur. by Quadriga bearing Augustus, r. holding laurel-branch, l. scepter; smaller arch on sides w archer on l. and slinger on r. RIC I 359 (R2). RSC 544.
This coin depicts Augustus’ triple arch, perhaps the first in Rome. Beginning as a double arch to commemorate his victory at Actium, the third arch was probably added to commemorate the return of the lost standards from Parthia. For a scarce type, this example is well centered and has good details on the reverse including complete legends.Lucas H
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ARLES single branch//SCONSTA fairly standard issue from Arles. It appears to be a little scarcer than the issue with a triple branched palm in the field but not noticeably so.Adrianus
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ARLES triple branch//SCONSTA nice example of a common type. Note the elaborate curls of hair emerging from under the visor and rim of Roma's helmet.Adrianus
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ArmahObverse: King seated right in a high-backed chair holding a staff topped with a cross. Triple pellet behind the neck. Legend is divided into 2 either side of figure, King (left) Armah (right).
Reverse: Cross framed by two wheat stalks with gold inlaid hole at centre. Ge’ez legend (Let there be joy to the people).
Mint :
Date : AD. 7th C
Reference : M-H 147-8, V68
Cost : R360
Grade : F+
Weight : 2.3g
Comments : 20mm, Die Axis 0°.Peattie
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Athens New Style tetradrachmPolycharm(os), Nikog(enes), and Aianti-, magistrates, struck 133/2
30mm, 16.82g, 11h
ob: head of Athena Parthenos right, wearing necklace, pendent earring, and triple-crested Attic helmet decorated with the protomes of four horses above the visor, a Pegasos in flight rightward above the raised earpiece, and a curvilinear ornament on the shell
rev: Owl standing right, head facing, on amphora; A-Ó¨E above Î OΛY-XAPM/NIKOΓ/AIAN/TI (magistrates’ names) in five lines across field; winged kerykeion to left, B on amphora, ΔI below; all within wreath
Thompson 377 var. (same obv. die; unlisted month/control letters combination)
ex Triton XIV, Lot: 216areich
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Athens New Style, Ktesi- and Eyma- (Thompson 275)Greek (Hellenistic). Attica, Athens "New Style" AR Tetradrachm (32mm, 16.73g, 6h), Magistrates Ktesi- and Eyma-, c. 139/8 BCE.
Obv: Head of Athena to right, wearing necklace, pendent earring, and triple-crested Attic helmet decorated with vine scroll, Pegasus above.
Rev: A-ΘE | KTH/ΣΙ | EY/MA. Owl standing r. on amphora, head front; ethnic and magistrates' names l. and r., in r. field Nike advancing r. holding out wreath with both hands; ΠP (contractor or engraver's initials) in lower l. field, letter on amphora illegible [K]; all within olive wreath.
Ref: Thompson 275; cf. Thompson 274f (Ktsei-, Euma-); HGC 4, 1602; Svoronos, A. Pl. 42, 9.
Prov: Ex-Harlan J Berk 208 (5 Sep 2019), Lot 77; ex Stephen Corn (1943-2018) Collection; Ex-Tom Cederlind (August 2014), with tag [possibly Cederlind BBS 176 (16 October 2014) – “176” on reverse of tag – or Cederlind BBS 175 (14 August 2014)?]; ex-Münzen & Medaillen GmbH (DE) Auction 40 (Munich, 4 June 2014), Lot 196; ex-Giessener Münzhandlung Dieter Gorny GmbH Auction 67 (Munich, 2 May 1994), Lot 161.
Notes: Unfortunately the toning was mostly stripped after M&M GMBH 40. I think it looked a lot better that way [LINK]. Otherwise, I thought the Stephen Corn Collection of New Style Tetradrachms was very impressive.Curtis JJ
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Attica, Athens Silver Tetradrachm, New Style, c. 115/114 B.C.Attica, Athens Silver Tetradrachm, New Style, c. 115/114 B.C.
31.4mm, 16.61 grams.
Obv: Head of Athena to right, wearing triple-crested Attic helmet decorated with a palmette and gryphon.
Rev: Owl standing three-quarters right, head facing, on amphora, cluster of grapes on vine in right field, Δ on amphora, ΠE below.
Ref: Thompson 633g.
About Extremely Fine.
mjabrial
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ATTICA, ATHENS, 121-120 BCTetradrachm, 29mm, 16.8g
"Three graces" type New Style, Magistrates EURYKLEI, ARIARI and XENOKRA. Control ΔI.
O: Head of Athena wearing triple crested Arthenian helmet ornamented with Pegasos and foreparts of horses
R: Owl stg r facing an upturned amphora, 3 figures adv
SGC-2557robertpe
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ATTICA, ATHENS, 125-124 BCTetradrachm, 29mm, 16.78g
"Tripod" type New Style, THEODOTOS as 3rd magistrate, "A" Month
O: Head of Athena wearing triple crested Arthenian helmet ornamented with Peasos and foreparts of horses
R: Owl stg r facing an upturned amphora, Tripod in LF, ΜΕ under amphora, 3 Magistrates POLEMON ALKETES THEOLTOS, all surrounded by wreath
Thompson 466a (s.o.d.)
Ex Freeman & Searrobertpe
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ATTICA. Athens. Ca. 2nd-1st centuries BC. AR tetradrachmATTICA. Athens. Ca. 2nd-1st centuries BC. AR tetradrachm (34mm, 16.94 gm, 12h). NGC XF 4/5 - 3/5, brushed, die shift. New Style coinage, ca. 148/7 BC, Ammo(nius) and Dio-, magistrates. Head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested Attic helmet decorated with a vine scroll, Pegasus above solid upturned cheek flap / A-ΘE / AM/MΩ / ΔIO, owl standing facing on overturned amphora; kerchnos in left field, A below, all within wreath. Thompson 101a. Mark R1
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Æthelred-II 978-1016Æthelred-II 978-1016, AR Penny
Obverse: Helmet Type w/Bust Left, Thetford Mint, EÐELRED•REX•ANGL
Reverse: Osberen Moneyer. Voided long cross with central pellet and triple crescent ends, over square with incurved sides; trefoil at each point. XOSB•EREN•M•OЕEOD:
N-0775 / S-1152Vacolony
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B 057 Nicephorus III. Botaniates (1078-1081 A.D.), SB 1886, AR-Miliareson, Constantinopolis, Rare !B 057 Nicephorus III. Botaniates (1078-1081 A.D.), SB 1886, AR-Miliareson, Constantinopolis, Rare !
avers: EN TOVTω NIKATE NIKHΦ KAI MAPIA, cross-crosslet on globe resting on three steps, X in centre, dot in crescent on shaft, crowned busts of Nicephorus, bearded and wearing jewelled chlamys on left, and Maria wearing loros, on right.
revers: - + - /NIKHΦP/KAI MAPIA/ΠICTOI RA/CIΛEIC Pω/MAIωN in five lines;
–+– above, –o– below; triple border.
exe:-/-//- • -, diameter: 22-23mm, weight: 1,52g, axis: 6h,
mint: Constantinopolis, date:, ref: SB-1886, p-373, Rare !
Q-001quadrans
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Bactria, Graeco-Baktrian Kings, Demetrios, Æ29, ca. 200-185 BC.Bactria, Graeco-Baktrian Kings, Demetrios,
Æ29, Hemi-obol / Triple Unit / Trichalkon (28-29 mm / 12.41 g), ca. 200-185 BC.,
Obv.: Head of elephant slightly right with raised trunk, wearing bell.
Rev.: BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΔHMHTPIOY, either side of large caduceus (with serpent heads at the upper ends), monogram ΔPI... in field to left.
SNG ANS 209-11 ; Bopearachchi Série 5C ; MIG 108a ; cf. Sear GC 7533 .
my ancient coin database
Arminius
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Billion trachy John III Type V, SB 2144Obverse: Bust of Christ Emmanuel, beardless, and nimbate, wearing tunic and kolobion; holds scroll in l. hand.
Reverse: Full length figure of emperor on l, and St. Tryphon, beardless and nimbate, holding between them long shaft at the head of which lys, and the base of which small globe. Emperor wears stemma, divitison, jeweled loros of simplified type, and sagion; holds labarum on long shaft in r. hand. Saint wears short military tunic, breastplate, and sagion; holds scepter with triple heard in l. hand.
Mint:Magnesia
Date: 1221-1254 CE
Sear 2144 attributed originally to Theodore II (type D (12.1-6) now John III Type V; pls XXXVI and LIV).
25mm, 3.26
wileyc
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Billion Tridrachm from CarthageA Billion tridrachm from Carthage, minted during the second Punic war. 9.589g, 26.2mm, Carthage mint, c. 215 - 205 B.C.
Obverse: Head of Tanit left, wearing barley wreath, pellet on leaf, triple-pendant earing, and necklace with many pendants
Reverse: Unbridled horse standing right, palm tree in background, pellet below horse's belly forward of the palm trunk; scarce;
Attribution: Alexandropoulos 44a; Müller Afrique 104; SNG Cop 190 var (no pellet); SRCV II 6494 var (same)chuy1530
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Bulgaria: Ivan Aleksandar (1331–1371) Æ Trachy (Youroukova & Penchev-105var)Obv: Cross set on acanthus base; IC XC in upper quarters; triple pellets above each of the leaves
Rev: Imperial double-headed eagle facing, with wings displayedQuant.Geek
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Bulgaria: Ivan Šišman (1371-1393) AE Trachy (Dochev pl. 38, 2)Obv: Crossed cross; triple pellets in quarters
Rev: Monogram across fieldQuant.Geek
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Bulgaria: Ivan Šišman (1371–1395) BI Trachy (Youroukova & Penchev-131)Obv: Lion rampant left; triple pellets behind head, two pellets behind tail
Rev: Large tsar monogram across field; triple-pellet group and single pellet below; additional pellet above Quant.Geek
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Byzantine Empire: Andronicus II Palaeologus (1282-1295) Æ Trachy, Constantinople (Sear 2334; DOC V.563-66; LPC 40; PCPC 101)Obv: Bust of the Virgin, arms spread, within the walls of Constantinople with 6 groups of triple towers, MP ΘV by her head, sigla in lower fields A - X
Rev: Christ standing on the right, facing three-quarters left, holding Book of Gospels, placing right hand on the head of Andronikos prostrate in proskynesis; in left field, +/AN/ΔPON/IKOC/ΔЄCΠΟ/ΤHCO/ΠAΛ or variation; in right, IC/XC Quant.Geek
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Byzantine Empire: Basil II Bulgaroktonos with Constantine VIII (977-989 CE) AR Miliaresion, Constantinople (Sear-1810; DOC 17)Obv: Cross crosslet, with X at intersection, on base, globus, and four steps. In field left, facing bust of Basil, bearded, wearing loros and crown with cross and pendilia. In field right, facing bust of Constantine, beardless, wearing chlamys and crown with cross and pendilia. Triple linear border
Rev: with ornament above and beneath. Triple linear border
Quant.Geek
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Byzantine Empire: John I Tzimisces (969-976) AR Miliaresion, Constantinople (Sear-1792; DOC 7b)Obv: +IҺSЧSXRI STЧS ҺICA *
Cross crosslet on globus above two steps, circular medallion at center containing facing bust of John with short beard, wearing crown and loros, I / w | A / N across fields, triple border with eight equally spaced globules.
Rev: Legend in five lines, -+- above and beneath, triple border with eight equally spaced globules
Quant.Geek
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Byzantine Empire: John I Tzimisces, AR Miliaresion. Ex Dr. Serop Simonian.Constantinople 969-976 A.D. 2.71g - 23.2mm, Axis 6h.
Obv: + IhSUS XRIStUS nICA* / Iw - AN - Cross crosslet on globus above two steps, circular medallion at center containing facing bust of John with short beard, wearing crown and loros, Iw AN across fields, triple border with eight equally spaced dots.
Rev: + IwANN' - En Xw AVtO - CRAT' EVSEb - bASILEVS - RwmAIw' - Legend in five lines, -+- above and beneath, triple border with eight equally spaced dots.
Ref: DO 7; SB 1792.
Provenance: Ex Dr. Serop Simonian. Chris Scarlioli Collection.
Christian Scarlioli
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Byzantine Empire: Leo IV the Khazar (775-780) AR Miliaresion (Sear 1585; DOC III.1 3.5)Obv: IhSЧS XRISτЧS hICA; Cross potent on base and three steps, within a triple circle of dots
Rev: LЄOn/SCOҺST/AҺTInЄЄ/CΘЄЧ bA/SILIS in five lines, within a triple circle of dots
Dim: 21 mm, 1.7 g
This coin was overstruck on an Abbasid dirhem, with considerable parts of the undertype still visibleQuant.Geek
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Byzantine Empire: Michael I Rhangabe (811-813) AR Miliaresion, Constantinople (Sear 1616; DOC III.3)Obv: IhSЧS XRIS-tЧS ҺICA; Cross potent on three steps; triple border
Rev: +MIXA/HL S ΘЄOFV/LACtЄ ЄC Θ'/ bASILIS RO/mAIOҺ legend in five lines; triple border
Dim: 2.16 gQuant.Geek
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Byzantine Empire: Michael II the Amorian (820-829) AR Miliaresion, Constantinople (Sear 1641; DOC 6)Obv: IhSЧS XRIS-tЧS ҺICA; Cross potent on three steps; triple border
Rev: +MIXA/HL S ΘЄOFI/LЄ ЄC ΘЄЧ/ bASILIS RO/mAIOҺ legend in five lines; triple border
Dim: 2.07 gQuant.Geek
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BYZANTINE, Basil I the Macedonian with Constantine (AD 867-886)AR Miliaresion Constantinople
AD 868-879
3.01 grams
Sear 1708
Obv.: IhSUS XRISTUS NICA, cross potent on three steps, globe beneath, triple border
Rev.: +bASI/ LIOS CE/ CONSTAN/ TIN' PISTV/ bASILIS/ ROMEO' in six lines, triple border Richard M10
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BYZANTINE, Constantine IX Monomachus, AV Histamenon Nomisma, Struck at Constantinople. A.D.1042 - 1055Obv: +IhS XIS REX REGNANTInm. Christ enthroned facing, wearing nimbus cruciger, pallium and colobium, and raising right hand in benediction, in left hand, book of gospels, the whole surrounded by a triple border.
Rev: +cwnstAntn bASILeus Rm. Bust of Constantine IX facing, bearded, wearing crown, loros and sacros, and holding labarum and plain globus cruciger. The whole surrounded by a triple border.
Sear: 1829
These coins are of a thin, spread fabric; usually, but not always, scyphate.
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Caius Licinius MacerObv: Diademed bust of Apollo facing left, viewed from behind, brandishing a thunderbolt, a cloak is draped over his left shoulder.
Rev: Minerva in quadriga galloping right, brandishing a spear and holding the reins and a shield; C LICINIVS L. F. / MACER, in exergue.
Notice the double (triple?) strike on the reverse design.
Silver Denarius, Rome mint, 84 BC
4.2 grams, 19 mm, 0°
RSC Licinia 16, S274Matt Inglima
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CALABRIA, Taras. Circa 280-228 BC. AR Diobol11mm, 0.89 g, 11h
Head of Athena facing slightly left, wearing triple crested helmet / Herakles strangling the Nemean lion; club and shield to left, AP monogram between legs.
Vlasto 1463; cf. HN Italy 1062. Near VF, toned, a few marks, compact flan.
From the AG Collection.Leo
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