Lydia, very early electrum (natural gold and silver

alloy) trite, or 1/3 stater, about 4.7 gms. 650-561
B.C. slightly off-center to south, but star or "solar
flare" very bold. Very Fine+......................... $1277.

FIRST SILVER COINS OF THE WO R L D

King Croesus, of Lydia, 560-546 B.C., first separated

gold and silver for coinage purposes, making the
intrinsic value of the metal precise. Silver

stater,

c.5 gms. Obv: forepart of lion on left, facing
forepart of bull.Rev:oblong punch of two squares.
EF $977.;VF $577.;Fine............................

$377.

MYSTERY CITY

Kardia?, on the Thracian Cherronesos (peninsula),

400-350 B.C. silver hemidrachm, 2.4 gms, obv:
forepart of lion looking back.Rev:quadripartite,
many different symbols and letters. EF $127.;
VF $67.; F ...................................................

$37.

MEDUSA SILVER

Parium, Greek city across the Hellespont from

Kardia, 350-300 B.C. silver hemidrachms, 2.4 gms,
Obv: facing head or Gorgoneion, presumably
Medusa.Rev:Standing bull, looking back.
EF $177.;VF $87.;EF, small edge test cut .

$47.

SILVER SHEKEL OF SIDON

Sidon, the Phoenecian city as part of the Persian

Empire. Silver shekel, 6.7 gms. c.425 B.C. Obv:
Four towers of the walls of Sidon, Phoenician war
galley in the foreground, and two lions, back to
back, in exergue. Rev:Great King of Persia,
drawing back a dagger, to stab a lion standing on
his hind legs. VF or better, obv. die wear, rev.
slightly soft on king's tiara ........................... $1177.

GOLD DARIC OF BABYLON

Persian Achaemenid Empire, gold daric, 8.3 gms.,

of the Babylon mint, c.350 B.C. Obv:Great
King of Persia running with spear and bow.
Rev:punch with many lines, curves and bumps.
EF or better................................................. $2277.

Phokaia, in Ionia, 480-330 B.C. electrum (pale

gold-silver alloy) 1/6 staters, c.2.5 gms. Obv:
various heads Rev:square punch.EF $777.;
VF $277.;Fine............................................. $177.

THE GOLDEN AGE OF GREECE

Athens, 449-413 B.C., the time of Socrates and the

dominance of Athens over the Greek world.Silver
tetradrachm.About 17 gms. Obv:Athena with
archaic eye. Rev: owl.VF $677.;VF, test cut $377.;
VG $147.; VG, test cuts...............................

$87.

SPARTA

Silver hemidrachm, c.2.5 gms., of Sparta, as a

member of the Achaen league, 196-146 B.C.
Obv:head of Zeus Rev:caps of the Dioscuri
and monograms in wreath.EF $297.;slightly
off-center..................................................... $227.

FINE $97.

Athens, 390-300 B.C., The century of Aristotle.

Athens led the Greek world in education and
culture, but not military po wer. Silver tetradrahms,
about 17 gms. All are test cut.The test cuts were
applied with a chisel by a government official in the
Athenian marketplace, or Agora. If he were caught
slacking on the job he got 40 lashes, which were
sometimes fatal, usually debilitating and always
painful.If a merchant refused a properly tested
silver coin he had all his wares confiscated.The
ancient fouree', or copper core coin with a very
heavy silver clad layer was a common ancient
counterfeiter's activity, and in Athens there had
actually been an official issue of plated owls at the
end of the Peloponesian War c.405 B.C. when the
treasury was depleted of silver. All on short, thick,
irregular flans. VF $177.;Fine $97.;with test cuts
VF $127.; F .................................................

$67.

ACROPOLIS

Athens, brass, struck 198-217 A.D. under the

Roman ruler Caracalla.Obv:emperor.
Rev:view of the Parthenon on the Acropolis.
F+/VF, cleaned............................................ $277.

Thebes, the central Greek city which aided Athens

during the Persian invasion, but then allied with
Sparta to defeat Athens in 404 B.C. Thebes then
defeated Sparta in 371 B.C. to dominate the Greek
city state power hierarchy until defeated by the
Macedonian, Philip II.Silver stater, c.12 gms.,
379-338 B.C. Obv:Boeotian shield.Rev:amphora,
various magistrates'names. EF $377.;VF $277.;
VF, various defects...................................... $197.

PHILIP II OF MACEDONIA

Philip II, 359-336 B.C., brass coins, yellow or

patinated, with premium smooth surfaces, with or
without earthen deposits. Obv:head of Apollo. Rev:
Youth, Alexander?, on horseback.EF $177.;VF
$67.;F $37.; VG ..........................................

$17.

PHILIP II GOLD LAYAWAY SPECIAL

$150.a month for 12 months will get you this coin if

you are the first caller. Obv:Apollo. Rev:Philip
winning the chariot race at the Olympics. EF. This
coin already waited 2300 years underground, so it
can wait another year for a good home.

ALEXANDER THE GREAT

Brass coins of Alexander, 336-300 B.C. yellow or

patinated, with premium surfaces, with or without
earthen deposits. Obv:head of Hercules wearing
lion's skin headdress. Rev:bow and quiver, and
club. EF $177.;VF $77.;F $37.; VG............

$17.

ALEXANDER GOLD DISTATER

Alexander the Great gold double stater, 17.2 gms.,

330-320 B.C. Obv:helmeted head of Athena.Rev:
Nike standing, thunderbolt and monogram to left.
EF................................................................ $8700.

JEWELRY GOLD

Gold stater of Alexander, Sidon mint, struck 324/323

B.C. VF/EF, cleaned and edge damaged from tool
cuts.............................................................. $977.

Silver tetradrachm in the name of Alexander,

c.225 B.C., Mesembria mint on the Black Sea.
Obv:Hercules wearing a lion's skin headdress
with an amazing attention to detail.Each hair
on the lion's scalp is very boldly engraved.
Rev:Zeus enthroned.Abt.Unc.Rev:slightly
off-center..................................................... $1277.

Lysimachus, 323-281 B.C. silver tetradrachm, Obv:

deified portrait of Alexander the Great, wearing
horn of Ammon.Rev:Athena enthroned.EF, few
tiny nicks on jaw .......................................... $427.

Egypt, 200-100 B.C. Ptolemaic bronze

featuring the portrait of Alexander the
Great wearing an elephant's skin headdress.
Rev:Eagle on thunderbolt.Fine, with usual
center lathe holes........................................

$47.

NICE VF

Mithradates VI of Pontus, c.85 B.C. gold stater

featuring the deified portrait of Alexander the Great
wearing the horn of Ammon.Rev:Athena
enthroned.Nice VF $677.;damaged Fine $447.;
ICG MS-64.................................................. $1977.

Philip III, 323-317 B.C. silver drachm, Colophon mint,

Obv:Hercules Rev:Zeus. Abt.Unc............. $197.

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Maroneia, Greek city in Thrace, 400-350 B.C. bronze

or brass, c.15 mm, Obv:prancing horse. Rev:
grape vine in square. EF $37.;VF...............

$17.

ROMAN GATEWAY TO THE EAST

Dyrrachium, and nearby cities, on the west coast of

Greece, opposite the heal of Italy. These important
ports were absorbed into the Roman sphere of
influence in 229 B.C. silver drachm, c.3 gms.,
229-50 B.C. Obv:cow suckling a calf, magistrates'
name above. Rev:temple doors decorated with
star or comet designs, city name around. EF $77.;
VF $47.; F ...................................................

$27.

GOD OF THE SEA

Thebes, silver half stater, about 5 gm., 196-146 B.C.

Obv:laureate head of Poseidon, a scarce image on
ancient coinage. Rev:Nike standing.Centering
problems and surface corrosion, net VF $177.;net
F $77.;net VG .............................................

$37.

TARAS, BOY ON DOLPHIN

Ta ra s, Greek city in southern Italy, silver stater,

281-272 B. C. O bv : The Dioskouroi on pra n c i n g
h o r s e s. R ev : Ta ras seated on dolphin, holding Nike,
shield and spears, waves beneath. A b t .U n c .

$977.

Taras, 281-272 B.C. silver drachm.Obv:Athena

wearing crested helmet decorated with Skylla.Rev:
Owl standing on thunderbolt.EF................. $377.

BRONZE BOY ON DOLPHIN

Brundisium, as a Roman colon y, 245-217 B.C.

bronze sextans. Obv:laureate head of Poseidon,
trident and Nike behind.Rev: Taras on dolphin,
holding Nike and lyre. Fine..........................

$77.

Terina, Greek city in southern Italy, c.300 B.C. silver

drachm, 2.5 gms. Obv:head of Nymph.Rev:Nike
seated.EF................................................... $977.

Carthaginians in Sicily, 350-325 B.C. silver

tetradrachm.Obv: Tanit or Ceres wearing wreath of
grain leaves. Rev:horse's head, palm tree behind.
Abt.Unc. Wonderful style............................ $2700.

Syracuse, time of Agathokles, 317-289 B.C.

silver tetradrachm.Obv:wreathed head of
Persphone. Rev:half draped Nike erecting
trophy of captured arms and armor. EF or
better, very pleasing.................................... $1700.

MYSTERY FACES

Istros, west coast of Black Sea, 400-350 B.C. silver

stater. Obv:two male heads, possibly Castor and
Pollux, or the gods of the rivers Danube and
Dnieper?, or sunrise and sunset.Rev:sea eagle
attacking a dolphin.EF $377.;VF $277.; F . $107.

$47. SNAKE SPECIAL

Silver cistophorus, c.12.4 gms. Asia Minor, province

of Lydia, the city of Tralleis. 189-133 B.C. Obv:
Cista Mystica, snake emerging, wreath around.
Rev:two snakes entwined in bow case. Snakes
were symbols of good health to the ancient
Greeks. Catalogs VF at $175.;Our price $97.;AND
with any other coins off this ad totaling $200.;or
more, ONLY $47. For a VF!

Silver tetradrachm, c.17 gms., First Region of

Macedonia, 158-149 B.C., under Roman rule. The
entire obverse of this coin represents a
Macedonian shield, with a draped bust of Artemis,
(Roman:Diana) bow and quiver over her shoulder.
Rev:club of Hercules in wreath, thunderbolt to left.
EF $377.;VF $277.;bold Fine....................

$137.

THE ORIGINAL PARTY GOD

Silver tetradrachm, c.17 gms., of the Greek island of

Thasos off the Thracian coast.148-50 B.C. Obv:
head of young Dionysus, the god of wine, wreathed
in ivy. Worshipped by the Romans as Bacchus.
Rev:Hercules standing, holding lion's skin and
club. EF $277.;VF $177.; F.........................

$97.

PHOENECIA

The city of Byblos, from which the word Bible is

derived.Byblos was the major production center for
papyrus, on which many earlier Scriptures were
written.400-333 B.C. silver dishekel, c.13 gms.,
obv: Greek hoplites (mercenaries) in galley, sea
serpent or hippocamp beneath.Rev:lion attacking
a bull.VF..................................................... $247.

Gold 1/24 staters, .33 gms., of the Boii, an Eastern

Celtic tribe from the north Austria and the south
Czech Republic.When medieval monks found gold
coin hoards of the Boii with such strange designs
they described them as gold coins left at the end of
a rainbow by the magical forest inhabitants. c.
300-200 B.C. Obv: raised lump, shield? apple?
Rev:standing figure of Athena, usually very poor
from worn out dies. VG $97.;F $177.;VF... $477.

LAND OF THE PYRAMIDS

Egypt ruled by the Ptolemaic Greek kings, bronze, c.

250-150 B.C. Obv:Zeus Rev:eagle on thunderbolt.
Large 35+ mm.VF $197.;F $77.; VG $37.;medium
25+ mm.EF $177.;VF $97.; F $47.; VG .....

$27.

Ptolemy II, 285-246 B.C., gold octodrachm, c.27

gms., Obv: busts of Ptolemy II with his wife
Arsinoe II.Rev: busts of Ptolemy I with his wife
Berenike I.EF+, tiny planchet defects on brow
of Ptolemy I................................................. $6700.

CLEOPATRA VII,

LOVER OF MARC ANTHONY

Bronzes of her Syrian and Phoenecian cities:

Tripolis, Beirut, Orthosia, and Chalkis. 36-31 B.C.
Obv:portrait of the famous Cleopatra.Rev: various
types. 16 to 25 mm diameter. Dark green to black
patinas. VF $977.;Fine+ $577.;F-VG $377.;
G-VG ........................................................... $225.

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Gold aureus of the Roman emperor Augustus, struck

8-7 B.C. Obv: Augustus (Octavian) Rev:his
grandson, and heir, Gaius Caesar on horseback,
holding shield and sword in one hand, with
legionary standards behind.Fine++, rough jewelry
surfaces, old gold scroll mount ................... $1277.

COMET

Silver denarius of Augustus, struck c.19 B.C. Obv:

head of Augustus Rev:Comet, DIVVS IVLIVS,
which was thought to be an appearance in the
heavens of the now deified Julius Caesar. EF
$1377.; VG, test mark and bent.................. $277.

EGYPT, PRIVATE RESERVE

OF THE ROMAN EMPEROR

Egypt ruled by the Romans. After Augustus defeated

Marc Anthony and Cleopatra, he claimed only the
province of Egypt as his personal property, leaving
the rest of the Roman world to the people and the
Senate. Bronze tetradrachms, 268-295 A.D. of 5 or
more different emperors, obv:portrait, rev:usually
gods, goddesses, eagles, or altars. Each: EF $37.;
VF $27.; F ...................................................

$17.

Gold aureus of Maximinus II, "Daza" struck 307/8

A.D. at the Nicomedia mint. Obv:laureate head of
Maximinus. Rev:Sol standing.Fine, ancient mount.
Very rare...................................................... $1477.

CONSTANTINE THE GREAT

Gold solidus of Constantine the Great, 307-337 A.D.

the emperor who established this gold
denomination which was destined to prosper
for 700 years. Nicomedia mint.335 A.D. Obv:
draped and diademed bust of Constantine the
Great.Rev:Victory (Angel), seated on armor,
inscribing a shield held by winged Genius (cherub).
Abt.Unc....................................................... $2775.

Anonymous bronze from late in Constantine's reign,

c.335-340 A.D. Obv:City goddess of Rome. Rev:
The she wolf suckling the twins Remus, and
Romulus, who founded Rome. VF $37.; F ..

$17.

FIRST CHRIST PORTRAIT ON COINS

Gold solidus of first reign of Justinian II, 685-695 A.D.

Constantinople mint.Obv:long haired bust of
Christ, cross behind.Rev: Justinian standing,
holding True Cross on steps. Abt.Unc.Strike soft
at edges, gently polished............................ $1977.

Gold solidus of second reign of Justinian II, 705-711

A.D. Constantinople mint.Obv: bust of Christ with
short beard, and short curly hair, cross behind.
Rev: bust of Justinian II, holding globus cruciger
inscribed PAX, and model of True Cross. EF+,
Christ portrait beautiful but rev. has many
light scratches............................................. $877.

BYZANTINE ROYAL FAMILY

Romanus IV, Diogenes, 1068-1071 A.D. On the

death of her husband, Constantine X, the widow
Eudocia attempted a regency on behalf of her
young sons, but with a major invasion by the Seljuq
Turks more experience was needed.The
aristocracy of Constantinople forced her to marry
Romanus Diogenes, a general, and he immediately
led an army into the field.The Byzantines lost
badly at the battle of Manzikert in 1071 A.D. and
the subsequent loss of the Asia Minor interior
ultimately doomed the last of the Eastern Roman
Empire. Gold scyphate (cup shaped) nomisma.
Obv:Christ crowning Eudocia and Romanus. Rev:
Michael (to be VII), flanked by his brothers,
Constantinus and Andronicus. Abt.Unc.$477.;
EF $377.;VF............................................... $277.

CERTIFIED ANCIENT GREEK GOLD

Gold Staters in the name of Philip II of Macedonia,
356-336 B. C. O bve r s e : laureate head of Apollo
engraved in fine style high relief. Philip identified with
this major Greek god whose famous oracles were at
Delphi. Reverse: Two horse chariot in high action,
alluding to Philip's Olympic victory.
ICG AU-55...................................................... $2775.
ICG AU-53...................................................... $2477.
ICG AU-50...................................................... $2177.
ICG EF-45...................................................... $1977.

Gold Staters in the name of Alexander the Great.
336-323 B.C. Obv:head of Athena wearing a crested
Corinthian helmet. Rev: Nike standing, holding the
mast of a galley and laurel wreath.
ICG Amphipolis mint, AU-55.......................... $2775.
ICG Sidon, Phoenecia mint, AU-55................ $2775.

Greek gold Staters, about 8.25 grams of near pure
gold, from mints in Thrace, were struck about 85 B.C.
as part of the kingdom of Mithradates VI of Pontus.
Obv: Portrait of Alexander the Great, deified as the
god Ammon. R ev : Athena enthroned, name of
Lysimachos, and mint mark on throne. All ICG:
MS-64 Istrus mint........................................... $1977.
MS-63 Callatis mint........................................ $1700.
MS-62 Callatis mint........................................ $1477.
AU-58 Istrus mint............................................

$977.

AU-55 Tomis mint, very bright........................ $977.
AU-50 Callatis mint.........................................

$877.

AU-50 Tomis mint........................................... $977.
EF-45 Tomis mint............................................ $877.

HAIL CAESAR!

Gold aureus of Julius Caius Caesar, stru ck early 46 B. C.
with the name of Caesar by his moneyer Aulus Hirt i u s,
O bv :U n c e rtain veiled head, sometimes called Pietas or
Ve s t a . Some scholars think some dies show the fe a t u r e s
of Julius himself. R ev :S a c rificial implements. All ICG:
AU-50...................... $3700. AU-58.............. $3977.
AU-55 (huge flan,

MS-60............. $4700.

double struck)...... $4700. MS-62............. $6700.

I CAME, I SAW, I CONQUERED!

Gold aureus of Julius Caius Caesar, struck later in 46
B.C. with the name of Caesar and the title of Dictator,
by his moneyer Lucius Plancus. Obv: bust of victory.
Rev:handled jug.All ICG:
EF-45 worn but full borders on both sides..... $3775.
AU-55...................... $3775. MS-60............. $4700.
AU-58...................... $3977. MS-61............. $5700.

ITALIA HEAD GOLD

FIRST GOLD OF AUGUSTUS?

Gold aureus of 43 B.C. by the moneyers C. Norbanus
and L.Cestius. Obv: bust of Italia. Perhaps this issue
was used to pay the troops raised in Italy for the
alliance of the Senate and Octavian (later known as
Augustus).Rev:Cybele, mother goddess of the earth,
in chariot drawn by lion and lioness.
ICG MS-63.............. $9700. ICG AU-50...... $6700.

ANCIENT GOLD OF BRUTUS

Gold Staters struck from the treasure of the Thracian
king Koson, whose widow donated the gold to Brutus
to help fight Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony. Obv:
procession of Roman Republican officials. Rev:eagle
holding wreath. Twenty years ago before the hoard a
single coin like these would easily have sold for
$10,000.All ICG:
MS-64..................... $1477. MS-62............. $775.
MS-63..................... $1277. MS-61............. $577.
All Roman Aurei:

THE TWELVE CAESARS

Tiberius, 14-37 AD, ICG VF-35 "Tribute Penny in

Gold"............................................................ $2177.

Titus, as Caesar, 75-79 AD, rev: Pax seated.

ICG EF-45................................................... $3777.

Domitian, 81-96 AD, rev:Minerva advancing with

spear and shield raised.ICG EF-45............ $3777.

Hadrian, 117-138 AD, rev:Spes (Hope) holding

flower. ICG VF-35........................................ $1977.

Antoninus Pius, 138-161 AD, rev:Liberalitas

and Antoninus on platform, dispensing gift to
Roman citizen.One of the best reverses for this
emperor. J.P. Morgan pedigree on holder.
Previously from the Strozzi collection
auctioned in 1907.ICG EF-45..................... $5775.

Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 AD, struck 151/152 AD as

Caesar. Rev:Clementia stand.ICG VF-35.. $1977.

Marcus Aurelius, struck 161-162 AD, rev:Marcus

Aurelius shaking hands with his co-emperor Lucius
Verus. ICGS EF-45...................................... $2977.

Marcus Aurelius, struck 171-172 AD,

rev:Marcus Aurelius being crowned by
Victory. ICG AU-55...................................... $4977.

Lucius Ve ru s, 161-169 AD, stru ck late 166 AD. R ev :

V i c t o ry inscribing " V I C ( t o ry over the) PAR(thians) on a
shield mounted on a palm tree. ICG AU - 5 0 ... $3775.

THE CHRISTIAN ERA

Roman Gold Solidus of Valentinian II, 375-392 AD,

s t ru ck 375/378 AD. r ev ; city goddess Constantinopolis
enthroned, holding sceptre and globe, foot on prow of
g a l l ey. ICG MS-62 (ve ry PQ). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1977.

Authenticated, graded and holdered Roman Silver.

C l a d i u s, 41-54 AD, silver Cistophorus (3 Denarii) of the

Ephesus mint. o bv : bare head of Cladius in fine style.
r ev : temple inscribed ROM ET AVG, inside is
Claudius being crowned by V i c t o ry.ICG V F - 3 5 $977.

Silver denarii=den, antoninianus, or dbl.denarri=ant.

All ANACS white or mostly white unless noted.

Antoninus Pius, 138-161 AD, posthumous, den.

MS-62.......................................................... $227.

Septimus Severus, 193-211 AD, den, MS-62

$177.

Julia Domna, 211-217 AD, ant., AU-58.......... $397.
Geta, 198-212 AD, den EF-45 $67.; AU-50...

$87.

Caracalla, 198-217 AD, ant. AU-58 $277.;den.,

MS-62 $177.;MS-60................................... $137.

Plautilla, 198-217 AD, den., EF-45................. $137.
Elagabalus, 218-222 AD, ant. AU-50 $277.;den,

MS-64 $477.;MS-63 $327.;MS-62 $177.;MS-60
PQ, "Horned Elagab" $277.; AU-58 $137.; AU-50
$97.;EF-45 $87.;EF-40..............................

$67.

Julia Soaemias, 218-222 AD, den, MS-62 $377.;

AU-50.......................................................... $177.

Severus Alexander, 222-235 AD, den, MS-62 $177.;

MS-63 $277.;MS-64................................... $377.

Maximinus I, Thrax, 235-238 AD, den, MS-60 $177.;

AU-58 $107.;Gordian III, 238-244 AD, ant, MS-62
$177.;den, MS-62....................................... $177.

Philip I, 244-249 AD, ant.EF-45 $67; AU-50,

rev: PAX...PERSIS......................................

$137.

Otacilia Severa, 244-249 AD, ant., AU-50 $97.;

EF-45...........................................................

$77.

Philip II, 244-247 AD, ant., MS-60 $147.;EF-40 $67.
Trajan Decius, 249-251 AD, ant.

MS-62 $177.;EF-45 $77.;EF-40................

$70.

Herennia Etruscilla, 249-251 AD, ant, MS-62

$197.

Herennius Etruscus, 215 AD, ant, MS-60

$177.; AU-58............................................... $137.

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