56478
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Italy, Apulia, Venusia
AE Semis, 3.41g. 16.5mm. c.205-200 B.C. Draped bust of Hermes to right wearing winged petasos. Rev. VE. Winged boot; caduceus and S (Semis) to left. HN, Italy, 726. SNG ANS 770. Small patina scrape on reverse. Rare and among the best known examples. Fine green patna with some light encrustation. Provenance/Pedigree: Extremely Fine $3,500. |
56614
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Sicily, Eryx
AE Onkia, 1.50g 11mm. c.330-260 B.C. Female head to right. Rev. Octopus. Calciati 24. Rosen 46(this coin). Rare and with a lovely green patina. Provenance/Pedigree: See more detailed image Very Fine/good Very Fine $1,000. |
55723
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Islands Off Sicily, Punic City, Lodadusa(?)
AE 16, 5.13g. 2nd century B.C. Crab; punic letter below. Rev. Crab; Punic letter below. CNP 514c var. SNG Morcom 933 var. Dark brown and green patina. Provenance/Pedigrees: See more detailed image Extremely Fine/Very Fine $2,000. |
54875
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Islands off Sicily, Melita(Malta)
AE 16, 3.45g. c.218-175 B.C. Veiled female head to right. Rev. Ram and Punic inscription. Coliero, Numismatic Chronicle, 1971, #5. Viola, CNP 494. Rare in this quality; dark green patina. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: David Freedman collection, Triton V, New York, January 15, 2002, lot 290. See more detailed imageabout Extremely Fine $1,500. |
56991
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Sardinia, Uselis(?), M. Atius Balbus, praetor
AE 23, 2.66g. c.38-36 B.C. M [ATIVS] BA[LBV]S PR. Bare head of the praetor M. Atius Balbus to left. Rev. SARD[VS] [PA]TER. Feather-crowned head of Sardus Pater to right; spear behind. RPC 625. SNG COP 1112. Grant 1969. Reddish-brown patina. Sardus Pater is the eponymous god of the island and was influced by the Phoenician god Baal. His temple has been discovered in Antas in Southern Sardinia. Provenance/Pedigree: good Very Fine $1,400. |
54877
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Thrace, Kallatis
AE 19, 4.09g. 2nd century A.D. Laureate head of Herakles to left. Rev. Kybele seated to left. AMNG 293. Brown patina. Provenance/Pedigree: Extremely Fine $425. |
51610
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Thrace, Deultum, Caracalla, 198-217 A.D. pedigree
AE 25, 10.54g. Laureate and cuirassed bust of the mature Caracalla to right. Rv. Zeus standing to right holding scepter and thunderbolt.. Jurukova 7. Die break on obverse; green and brown patina. Exceptional quality and virtually as struck. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: Aufhauser, Munich, Auction 16, October 16, 2001, lot 375. See more detailed imageExtremely Fine $1,000. |
35926
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Thrace, Deultum, Julia Mamaea
AE 19, 4.39g. Diademed and draped bust r. Rv. Bull's head l. Jurakova 202var. See more detailed image Very Fine $200. |
49014
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Thrace, Nikopolis ad Istrum, Diadumenian, 218 A.D.
AE 17, 2.69g. Bare head of Diadumenian to right. Rv. Bunch of grapes on branch. Some light smoothing in fields. Dark green patina. See more detailed image good Very Fine $250. |
55860
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Thrace, Pautalia, Marcus Aurelius. 161-180 A.D.
AE 18, 4.27g. Bare headed and draped bust of Aurelius to right. Rev. Infant Dionysos seated to right in a lattice-work cradle holding a thrysos. RPC IV, on-line, 8790var,(bust). RPC only publshes one example. Light brown patina. A very rare depiction of a Roman cradle. Provenance/Pedigree Ex: Pegasi, Buy/Bid Sale 14, July 13, 1999, lot 157. See more detailed imageVery Fine $1,400. |
56321
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Macedon, Thessalonica, Philip I, 244-249 A.D.
AE 25, 10.12g. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Philip to right. Rev. Apollo leaning on snake entwined column to left; he holds bow in left hand; tripod and prize crown to left; Greek abbreviated inscription,"Pythi" in field referring to the Pythian games. SNG ANS 888. Remarkable quality. The Pythian games referenced here on the reverse originated at Delphi in honor of Apollo whose temple and oracle were located there. Other cities copied these games and referred to them on their coins. Provenance/Pedigree: See more detailed image Extremely Fine $750. |
57334
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Macedonian Kings, Kassander, 305-298 B.C.
AE Unit, 6.33g. 18mm. Uncertain mint. Laureate head of Apollo to right. Rev. Tripod. HGC 3.1 993. Black patina Provenance/Pedigree: Extremely Fine/about Extremely Fine $600. |
57351
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Macedonian Kings, Kassander, 305-298 B.C.
AE Unit, 4.18g. 18mm. Uncertain Karian mint. Helmet. Rv. Spear point. HGC 3.1 999. Dark gray patina. Provenance/Pedigrees: Extremely Fine $1,500. |
57354
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Macedonian Kings, Alexander III, 336-323 B.C.
AE 19, 5.95g. Uncertain Asia Minor mint, c.323-310 B.C. Head of Herakles to right wearing lion's skin. Rev. Club and bow-case; torch in field to left. Price 2800. Lovely black patina and of exceptional quality. Provenance/Pedigrees: Extremely Fine $1,500. |
57067
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Cycladic Islands, Naxos
AE 11, 1.81g. 4th century B.C. Head of Dionysos to left wearing ivy wreath with clump of berries at end. Rev. Kantharos, bunch of grapes above. SNG COP 709. Reddish-brown patina and fine style. Provenance/Pedigree: about Extremely Fine/Very Fine $1,200. |
55634
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Korkyra, Roman Republican Administration
AE 19, 7.42g. Roman Republican administration, c.229-49 B.C. magistrate: Philon. Head of Herakles to right wearing lion's skin. Rev. Prow of ship to right; magistrate's name and monogram above. SNG Evelpidis 1976–80. SNG Copenhagen 237; HGC 6, 8. Olive patina with some light encrustation deposits on reverse Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: CNG, Mail Bid 39, March 30, 1994, lot 113. See more detailed imagegood Very Fine $350. |
56019
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Thessaly, The Oitaioi
AE Dichalkon, 4.73g. 17mm. Struck during Oitaioi's membership in the Aetolian League in Herakleia Trachinia c.279-168 B.C. Laureate head of Apollo to right. Rev. Monogram between spear and jawbone of the Kalydonnian boar; bunch of grapes to left. SNG COP 182. Dark green-brown patina and with an exceptionally well detailed reverse. Provenance/Pedigree Ex: BCD collection, Nomos, Zurich, Auction 4, May 10, 2011. lot 1435.18 See more detailed imageVery Fine/good Very Fine $750. |
55549
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Kings of Bosporus, Polemon I, Eusebes c.38-37 B.C.
AE 18, 4.65g. Lion leaping to right; star above. Rev. Monogram. MacDonald 230. Brown patina. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: CNG, Auction 299, March 27, 2013, lot 82. See more detailed imageVery Fine $350. |
55550
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Kings of Bosporus, Kotys I for Eunice, c.68 A.D.
AE 27, 9.77g. Pentastyle temple on base. Rev. Monogram for Kotys' wife Eunice. RPC 1931. MacDonald 337/1. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Auctiones E-Auction 55, Bern, March 19, 2017, lot 63 See more detailed imageVery Fine $350. |
53672
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Pontos, Komana, Septimius Severus, 193-211 A.D.
AE 29.5, 16.38g. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Septimius to right. Rev. Tetrastyle temple containing stautue of nike standing on a cippus. Recueil 11. BMC 3. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: CNG mail bid sale XIV, Lancaster, PA, March 20, 1991, lot 370 See more detailed image Very Fine/good Very Fine $525. |
53078
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Pontos, Neokaisareia, Gordian III, 238-244 A.D.
AE 29, 16.54g. Laureate, draped, and curirassed bust of Gordian to right. Rev. Two prize crowns with palm branches on altar inscribed "AKTIA" for the Aktian games. SNG von Aulock 6761. reddish-brown patina. Ex: Fontana collection, Finarte, Milan, Auction, November 26-27, 1996, lot 666. good Very Fine $200. |
55554
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Bithynia, Apamea, Triumviral period
AE 16, 2.21g. Triumviral period, c.42-31 B.C. Head of Hermes to right wearing winged cap. Rev. C I C A (=Colonia Iulia Concodia Apamea) D D. Winged caduceus. RPC 2001 and illustrated in RPC on-line. Rec. gen. 32. BMC 18. Dark green and brown patina with some light cleaning. Scarce Imperatorial issue; this issue is the first one from the city which was planned and/or founded by Caesar and Antony. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: Lanz, Munich, Auction 123, May 30, 2005, lot 220 See more detailed imageabout Extremely Fine $500. |
55104
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Bithynia, Nikomedia, Marcus Aurelius, 161-180 A.D.
AE 31, 17.28g. Bare-headed, draped, and cuirassed bust of Aurelius to right. Rev. Galley under sail to left. RG 103var(beardless). RPC IV on-line 6090var. Rare Brown and green patina. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Leu, Zurich, Web Auction 8, June 29, 2019, lot 635 See more detailed imageVery Fine $1,750. |
55846
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Bithynia, Tium, Gallienus, ex: Aufhauser 1992
AE 21, 7.08g. c.253-268 A.D. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Gallienus to right. Rev. Asklepios standing to left with serpent staff. SNG von Aulock 1042(dies). Brown patina. Provenance/Pedigree: about Extremely Fine/Extremely Fine $1,200. |
56316
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Mysia, Attaia, Sabina, wife of Hadrian, 117-138
AE 23, 11.91g. Diademed and draped bust of Sabina to right. Rev. River-god Makestos reclining to left holding reeds; overturned vase of water at his feet; tree to left. BMC 8. SNG von Aulock 1074. RPC III, 1760. Dark gray patina. Provenance/Pedigree: about Extremely Fine $950. |
55557
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Mysia, Kyzikos
AE 24, 9.16g. c.253-268 A.D. Strategos Lok Severos. Diademed head of the founder Kyzikos to right. Rev. Inscription within wreath. Lindgren 227(dies). BMC_. SNG France_. SNG COP_. SNG von Aulock_. von Fritze_. Aufhauser 8, lot 263(same reverse die for a coin struck under Gallienus). The inscription mentions the second neocorate, so it may have been struck in 258 after the death of Valerian II (Burrell, Neokoroi, p. 97.) Very rare and with a dark brown and olive patina. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: Bankhaus Aufhauser, Munich, Auction 8, October 9, 1991, lot 100. Extremely Fine $750. |
54490
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Mysia, Parion, Macrinus, 217-218 A.D.
AE 31, 17.38g. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Macrinus to right. Rev. Emperor galloping to right holding spear. BMC_. SNG COP_. SNG France__. SNG von Aulock _. KLM_. RPC on line 3689(Severus Alexander). Possibly unpublished. Brown patina Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Leu, Zurich, Web Auction 5, September 23, 2018, lot 481 See more detailed imagegood Very Fine $1,000. |
57283
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Mysia, Pergamum
AE 17. 7.02g. 2nd-1st cents. B.C. Laureate head of Asklepios to right. Rev. Serpent coiled around omphalos; monogram in field to left. SNG France 1804. Dark brown patina. Provenance/Pedigree: good Very Fine $100. |
29807
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Mysia, Pergamum
AE 16, 2.97g. Time of Trajan, 98-117 A.D. Helmeted head of Athena to right. Rv. Nude youth standing holding uncertain object in left hand and raising right hand. SNG COP 448. Light brown and red patina with some light corrosion. See more detailed image Extremely Fine/Very Fine $175. |
53068
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Troas, Alexandria
AE 18, 4.39g. 3rd cent. A.D. Draped bust of Tyche with turreted crown to right. Rev. Eagle to right landing on bull's head. Bellinger A-490. Dark brown and green patina. Provenance/Pedigree. Extremely Fine $750. |
53067
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Troas, Alexandria, Valerian I, 253-260 A.D.
AE 20, 5.42g. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Valerian to right. Rev. Eagle standing and facing on bull's head. Bellinger A 441. Attractive brown patina and exceptional quality. Provenance/Pedigrees:
Ex: Bankhaus Aufhauser, Munich, Auction 14, 1998, lot 455. Ex: Peter Vogl collection, Helios, Munich, Auction 5, 2010, lot 688. Extremely Fine $750. |
52366
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Troas, Alexandria, Gallienus, 253-268 A.D.
AE 22, 4.46g. Laureate head of Gallienus to right. Rv. Horse grazing to right. SNG COP 205. Light brown patina. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Hirsch, Munich, Auction 313, September 23, 2015, lot 3020 See more detailed imageExtremely Fine $350. |
54311
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Troas, Ilium(Troy), Faustina II, 147-175 A.D.
AE 23, 7.58g. Draped bust of Faustina to right. Rev. Helmeted head of Hector to right. Bellinger T 160. RPC IV on-line 96(3 examples). Some corrosion. Rare Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Leu, Zurich, Web Auction 4, June 24, 2018, lot 491 See more detailed imageVery Fine $775. |
55105
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Troas, Ilium(Troy), Lucius Verus, 161-169 A.D.
AE 18, 5.07g. Bare-headed, draped, and cuirassed bust of Verus to right. Rev. Athena Ilias standing to right; she holds spear in her right hand and spindle in her left hand; shield at her feet. Bellinger T 156. BMC 58. Dark brown patina. Rare Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: Italo Vecchi, London, Auction 7, October 27, 1997, lot 1339 with original ticket. See more detailed imagegood Very Fine/about Extremely Fine $750. |
55106
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Troas, Ilium(Troy)), Caracalla, 198-217 A.D.
AE 23, 5.81g. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of young Caracalla to right; illegible counter-stamp in field to right. Rev. The river-god Skamandros reclining to left with reed and overturned amphora. Bellinger T 245. BMC 94. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Leu, Zurich, Web Auction 8, June 29, 2019, lot 642 See more detailed imagegood Very Fine $650. |
57061
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Troas, Ilium, Severus Alexander, 222-235 A.D.
AE 22. 6.94g. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Severus Alexander to right. Rev. River- god Skamander recling to left holding reeds and pouring water from a jug. Bellinger T 273. Some light cleaning in fields. Reddish-brown patina and in exceptional quality for the issues depicting Troy's river. Pedigree/Provenance: Extremely Fine $1,200. |
55561
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Troas, Kebren
AE 20, 8.55g. c.350-300 B.C. Ram's head to right; eagle below. Rev. Laureate head of Apollo to r. SNG COP 266. Brown patina. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: CNG. Lancaster, PA, E auction 320, February 12, 2004, lot 188. See more detailed imageVery Fine/good Very Fine $200. |
54972
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Troas, Skepsis, Severus Alexander, 222-235 A.D.
AE 35, 23.69g. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Severus to right. Rev. Nike crowning emperor to left. RPC VI on line 4115(only 2 examples listed). Somewhat rough surfaces, but very rare. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Leu, Zurich, Web Auction 7, February 23, 2019, lot 669 good Very Fine $1,350. |
56965
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Aeolis, Grynion
AE Dichalkon, 3.70g. 18mm. c.4th-3rd cents. B.C. Laureate head of Apollo facing three-quarters to left. Rev. Mussel shell. BMC 1. SNG COP 202. SNG von Aulock 7689. Dark brown patina. Provenance/Pedigree: good Very Fine/Very Fine $2,250. |
55671
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Aeolis, Kyme, Faustina II, 161-175 A.D.
AE 26, 7.06g. struck under magistrate Lollianos. Draped bust of Faustina to right. Rev. Isis Pharia on ship to right holding sail. RPC Online IV.2, 2604. Rare. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: Peus, Frankfurt, Auction 398, April 28, 2009, lot 672. See more detailed imageVery Fine $300. |
54973
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Aeolis, Temnos, C. Asinius Gallus, 6-5 B.C.
AE 16, 4.32g. C. Asinius Gallus, proconsul of Asia under Augustus, 6-5 B.C. magistrate: Apollas, son of Phainios. Bare head of Gallus to right. Rev. Head of Dionysos to right with ivy wreath. RPC I, 2447. SNG COP 276. Green patina. Scarce proconsular portrait and well struck Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: Bankhaus Aufhäuser, Munich, Auction 4, October 7, 1987, lot 94. Very Fine $1,500. |
54312
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Ionia, Ephesos, Hadrian and Sabina, 117-138 A.D.
AE 21, 7.45g. Laureate head of Hadrian to right confronting diademed and draped bust of Sabina to left. Rev. Victory with wreath and palm walking to left. RPC III, 2079(4 examples cited). Brown patina. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Leu, Zurich, Web Auction 4, June 24, 2018, lot 493 See more detailed imagegood Very Fine/Very Fine $1,000. |
52853
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Ionia, Magnesia ad Sipylum, Nero, 54-68 A.D.
AE 17, 4.24g. struck c. 54 A.D. Bare-headed bust of Nero to left. Rv. Draped bust of the Senate to right. RPC I, 2456. Dark brown patina. See more detailed image Very Fine $225. |
55531
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Ionia, Smyrna, Julia Domna, 193-217 A.D.
AE 25.5mm, 6.69g. magistrate: Marcus Aurelius Geminus. Draped bust of Julia to right with her hair arranged in rows. Rev. Two Nemesis facing; the one on left holds a bridle and the one on the right holds a cubit-rule; wheel at feet. Klose, Smyrna, 279,39(dies). BMC 384. Tan and green patina. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Münzen und Medaillen Deutschland, Auction 32, May 26, 2010, lot 236 See more detailed imageExtremely Fine/good Very Fine $750. |
55108
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Ionia, Smyrna, Gallienus, 253-268 A.d.
AE Tetrassarion, 9.79g. 26mm. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Gallienus to right. Rev. Two Nemesis facing; the one on left holds a bridle and the one on the right holds a cubit-rule; wheel at feet. Klose, 317,11(dies). BMC 465. SNG COP 1414. Dark brown patina. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: Peus, Frankfurt, Auction 384, November 2, 2005, lot 846. See more detailed imageExtremely Fine $1,000. |
55109
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Ionian Islands, Samos, Otacilia Severa, 244-249
AE 30, 9.75g. Diademed and draped bust of Otacilia to right. Rev. Samian Hera facing. BMC 321. SNG COP_. SNG von Aulock _. Rare Green patina. Provenance/Pedigrees Ex: Peus, Frankfurt, Auction 384, November 2, 2005, lot 847. See more detailed imageVery Fine $450. |
55960
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Karia, Stratonikeia, Septimius Severus, 193-211
AE 37.5mm, 23.83g. Facing busts of Septimius and Julia Domna; counterstamp with head of Caracalla below. Rev. Zeus Panamaros holding scepter and riding to right. BMC 55. SNG von Aulock 2668. Hoegego 84 for counterstamp. Brown patina. Provenance/Pedigree: Ex: Münzen Auktion Essen, 1994, lot 317. Panamara was a dependecy of Stratonikeia and contained an important temple to Zeus. Labienus and the Parthians in 40/39 B.C. unsuccesfully attempted to capture both Stratonikeia and Panamara. They were foiled at Panamara by an intervention of Zeus. (See: Princeton Encyclopedia of Classical Sites, 1976.). This manifestation of Zeus is depicted on the reverse of the coin. A dedicatory inscription probabably for a sculptural group was found at Panamara and relates the details of Zeus' aid during the siege. The Parthians fist attempted a surprise attack at night but Zeus illuminated the sky with lightining to alert the Panamarian defenders. During a subsequesnt attack, Zeus enveloped the attackers in fog and a severe storm which caused great confusion within their ranks but allowed the defenders to be hidden in the fog with a resulstant slaughter of the attackers. (See: Georgia Petridou, "Crossing Physical and Cultural Borders in the Battlefield: Amorphous Epiphanies and Divine Bilingualism" pp. 155ff. in Borders, Terminologies, Idiologies, and Performances, Annette Weissenrieder(ed), 2016. See more detailed imagegood Very Fine/Very Fine $3,500. |
51565
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Lydia, Uncertain satrap, Gamerses, c.400-350 B.C.
AE 14, 1.69g. Head of Gamerses(?) to right wearing short hair with long braid, earring, and necklace. Rv. Zeus standing to left; star in field to left. Klein 563. Excellent portrait and fine green patina. Gamerses is otherwise unknown except for his coinage. His name appears on the reverse of this coin and it is likely that it is his portrait on the obverse. Provenance/Pedigrees: Ex: Künker, Osnabruck, Auction 257, October 10, 2014, lot 8234 See more detailed imageExtremely Fine/good Very Fine $750. |
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