Ancient Coins
Ancient Coins 6 Selection of Greek silver and bronze coins, including: Alexander the Great, silver drachm; Crete, Cydonia, silver obol; Phrygia, Apameia, Æ 22; Israel Æ lepton (‘Widow’s mite’), fine to very fine (4) £80-120 , Kroisos (560-546 BC), silver 1 Lydian Kingdom 7 Selection of Roman Republican silver coins, half-stater/siglos, Sardes mint, confronted foreparts including denarii (7): C. Mamilius Limetanus; C. of a lion and a bull, rev. two incuse squares, one Memmius C. f.; C. Valerius Flaccus; L. Flaminius larger than the other, wt. 5.15gms. (Rosen 664; SNG Chilo; L. Philippus; L. Titurius L. f. Sabinus (2), von Aulock 2877), fine £200-250 including quinarius; C. Egnatuleius C. f., including sestertius; anonymous issue (Roma, IIS behind hd., rev. the Dioscuri), fair to fine (9) £200-300 8 Vespasian (69-70 AD), silver denarius, IMP 2 Lycia, uncertain dynasty (500-470 BC), silver CAESAR VESPASIANVS AVG, laur. hd. r., rev. stater, forepart of boar left, rev. irregular incuse Judea seated r., hands tied before, trophy of punch, wt. 9.02gms. (approx. S. 3577; approx. captured arms behind, IVDAEA in ex., wt. SNG von Aulock 8460), fine £100-150 3.11gms. (RIC.2), good fine £100-120 9 Selection of Roman Imperial denarii of Flavian Dynasty (69-96 AD), including: Vespasian (2); Titus 3 Thrace, Chersonesos (386-338 BC), silver (2); Domitian (1), generally fine (5) £100-150 hemidrachms, forepart of a lion to r., his hd. l., rev. quadripartite incuse square with two raised and two sunken squares. (McClean 4057, McClean 4076–7), fine to very fine (8) £160-180 10 Hadrian (132-133 AD), siliver tetradrachm, Cilicia, AYTOKΡ KAIΣ TΡAIA AΔΡIANO ΣEB ΠΠ (fragmented), laur., dr.
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