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67 ASTA NUMISMATICA RANIERI N. 3 • BOLOGNA 279 Iacopo Tiepolo ASTA NUMISMATICA RANIERI N. 3 • BOLOGNA 279 280 281 279 Iacopo Tiepolo doge XLIII, 1229-1249. Grosso. Ar gr. 2.10 IATEVPL DVX SMVENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1. Flan largo e centrato. Buon BB 60 Collezione Mario Aprile 280 Ranieri Zeno doge XLV, 1253-1268. Grosso. Ar gr. 2.08 RA CENO DVX S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1. BB 60 Collezione Mario Aprile 281 Lorenzo Tiepolo doge XLVI, 1268-1275. Grosso. Ar gr. 2.02 LATEVPL DVX S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1. MB 40 Collezione Mario Aprile 282 1,5:1 1,5:1 282 Iacopo Contarini doge XLVII, 1275-1280. Grosso. Ar gr. 2.16 IA CTARIN DVX S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1. Bel metallo. q. Spl 100 Collezione Mario Aprile 283 284 283 Giovanni Dandolo doge XLVIII, 1280-1289. Grosso. Ar gr. 2.14 IO DANDVL DVX SM VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Patina scura. BB 70 284 Grosso. Ar gr. 2.03 IO DANDVL DVX SM VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. MB 40 Collezione Mario Aprile 285 286 285 Pietro Gradenigo doge XLIX, 1289–1311. Ducato. Au gr. 3.48 PE GRADONICO S M VENETI San Marco stante a s., porge il vessillo al Doge genuflesso. Rv. SIT T XPE DAT Q TV REGIS IVSTE DVCAT Il Redentore, benedicente, stante di fronte entro un’ellisse di stelle. Paol. 1; Fried. 1216. q. BB 400 Collezione Mario Aprile 286 Grosso. Ar gr. 2.16 PEGRADONICO DVX S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo Solito. Paol. 2. Bel metallo. BB/Spl 70 67 ASTA NUMISMATICA RANIERI N. 3 • BOLOGNA 287 288 287 Grosso. Ar gr. 2.16 PEGRADONICO DVX S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo Solito. Paol. 2. Bel metallo. BB/Spl 70 288 Grosso. Ar gr. 2.05 PEGRADONICO DVX S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo Solito. Paol. 2. Collezione Mario Aprile BB 60 289 1,5:1 1,5:1 289 Marino Zorzi doge L, 1311-1312. Grosso. Ar gr. 2.18 MA GEORGIO DVX S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Molto Raro. q. Spl 600 290 291 292 290 Quartarolo. Mi gr. 0.67 MA GEO… Nel campo le lettere V N C E disposte in croce attorno a globetto. Rv. S MARCVS Croce accantonata da 4 gigli. Paol. 3. Molto Raro. BB 50 Collezione Mario Aprile 291 Giovanni Soranzo doge LI, 1312-1328. Ducato. Au gr. 3.51 IO SVPANTIO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1218. Molto Raro. Buon BB 750 292 Ducato. Au gr. 3.49 IO SVPANTIO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol.1; Friedberg 1218. Molto Raro. q. BB 500 Collezione Mario Aprile 293 294 293 Grosso. Ar gr. 1.96 IO SVPANTIO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Di stile differente. BB 60 294 Grosso. Ar gr. 1.82 I V SVPANTIO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Collezione Mario Aprile Tosato. MB 40 68 ASTA NUMISMATICA RANIERI N. 3 • BOLOGNA 295 1,5:1 1,5:1 295 Francesco Dandolo doge LII, 1329-1339. Ducato. Au gr. 3.54 FRA DANDVLO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1219. Raro. q. Fdc 750 296 296 Ducato. Au gr. 3.54 FRA DANDVLO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1219. Raro. Probabile imitazione orientale. Spl/q. Fdc 350 Collezione Mario Aprile 297 1,5:1 1,5:1 297 Ducato. Au gr. 3.55 FRA DANDVLO S M VENETI Tipo Solito. Rv. Tipo solito ma stella differente nella aureola ellittica. Paol. 1; Fried. 1219. Raro. Patina rossiccia. Più che Spl 350 Collezione Mario Aprile 300 298 299 298 Grosso. Ar gr. 2.18 FRA DANDVLO DVX SM VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2 Raro. BB/Spl 70 299 Grosso. Ar gr. 2.23 FRA DANDVLO DVX SM VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Collezione Mario Aprile Raro. q. BB 60 300 Mezzanino. Ar gr. 1.12 FRA DAN DVLO DVX Il doge, stante a s., tiene il vessillo, simbolo del comando militare, con entrambe le mani. Rv. SMAC VENETI Busto di S. Marco di fronte, con nimbo di perline, benedice tenendo il Vangelo. Paol. 3. Buon BB 80 Collezione Mario Aprile 69 ASTA NUMISMATICA RANIERI N. 3 • BOLOGNA 301 303 302 301 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.74 FRA DAN DULO DUX Il doge, inginocchiato a s., tiene con entrambe le mani il vessillo. Rv. S MARCUS VENETI Leone nimbato, rampante a s., tiene il vessillo con le zampe anteriori. Paol. 4. BB 50 Collezione Mario Aprile 302 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.92 Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 4. BB 40 Collezione Mario Aprile 303 Bartolomeo Gradenigo doge LIII, 1339-1342. Ducato. Au gr. 3.43 BA GRADONICO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1220. Raro. Buon BB 300 Collezione Mario Aprile 304 305 306 307 304 Grosso. Ar gr. 1.94 BA GRADONICO DVX S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Collezione Mario Aprile Raro. Patina scura. BB 60 305 Andrea Dandolo doge LIV, 1343-1354. Ducato. Au gr. 3.51 ANDR DANDVLO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo Paol. 1; Tipo Fried. 1221. Imitazione orientale. BB 200 Collezione Mario Aprile 306 Grosso. Ar gr. 1.89 ANDR DANDLO DVCX SM VENETI Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Raro. BB/Spl 100 307 Mezzanino di nuovo tipo. Ar gr. 0.72 AN DADUL S M VENE tra S. Marco e il doge DUX S. Marco in piedi, con la testa volta di ¾ a d., riceve un cereo dal doge, pure in piedi ma di profilo, che glielo porge con entrambe le mani. Rv. XPE RES URESIT Gesù Cristo, nimbato, sorgente dal sepolcro, tiene la croce e il vessillo. Paol. 3. q. Spl 100 Collezione Mario Aprile 309 308 310 308 Giovanni Gradenigo doge LVI, 1355-1356. Ducato. Au gr. 3.46 IO GRADONICO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1223. Molto Raro. MB/BB 350 Collezione Mario Aprile 309 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.53 IO GRAD ONICP DVX Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 3. Collezione Mario Aprile Patina scura. BB 40 310 Giovanni Dolfin doge LVII, 1356-1361. Ducato. Au gr. 3.48 IO DOLPhYNO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1. Fried. 1224. Non Comune. BB 200 Collezione Mario Aprile 70 ASTA NUMISMATICA RANIERI N. 3 • BOLOGNA 311 313 312 311 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.46 IOhDOLP hYNO DUX Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito; segno del massato S nel campo. Paol. 2. BB 40 Collezione Mario Aprile 312 Lorenzo Celsi doge LVIII, 1361-1365. Ducato. Au gr. 3.54 LAVR CELSI S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1225. q. Spl 400 Collezione Mario Aprile 313 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.42 LAVR CE LSI DVX Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito; segno del massaro I nel campo. Paol. 2. BB 40 Collezione Mario Aprile 316 314 315 314 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.53 Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito; segno del massaro A nel campo. Paol. 2. BB/Spl 50 Collezione Mario Aprile 315 Marco Corner doge LIX, 1365-1368. Ducato. Au gr. 3.49 MARC CORNARIO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1226. Colpetto. BB 300 Collezione Mario Aprile 316 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.56 MARC CO NARODVX Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Collezione Mario Aprile Patina scura. BB 40 317 318 319 317 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.53 Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 2. Patina scura. Spl 40 Collezione Mario Aprile 318 Andrea Contarini doge LX, 1368-1382. Ducato. Au gr. 3.49 ANDR 9TARENO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1227. Colpo nel campo al rv. BB 200 Collezione Mario Aprile 319 Soldino con il leone in soldo. Ar gr. 0.50 ANDR9 TARDVX Tipo solito. Rv. S MARCUS VENETI Leone in soldo. Paol. 4. BB 50 Collezione Mario Aprile 320 321 320 Soldino con il leone in soldo . Ar gr. 0.51 Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 4. BB 30 Collezione Mario Aprile 321 Tornesello. Mi gr. 0.46 ANDR OTAR DVX Croce patente in un cerchio. Rv. VEXILIFER VENE CIAL Leone accosciato sulle zampe posteriori, tiene con le anteriori il Vangelo. Paol. 6. q. BB 20 Collezione Mario Aprile 71 ASTA NUMISMATICA RANIERI N. 3 • BOLOGNA 322 1,5:1 1,5:1 322 Michele Morosini doge LXI, 1382. Ducato. Au gr. 3.42 MIChL MAVROC S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1228. Molto Raro. Debolezze di conio. BB 3200 324 323 323 323 Soldino. Ar gr. 0.47 MA AVROC Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 3. Rarissimo. BB 100 Collezione Mario Aprile 324 Antonio Venier doge LXII, 1382-1400. Ducato. Au gr. 3.36 ANTO VENERIO S M VENETI Tipo solito. Rv. Tipo solito. Paol. 1; Fried. 1229. BB/Spl 250 Collezione Mario Aprile 325 326 325 Grosso II Tipo. Ar gr. 1.87 ANTO VENERIO S M VENETI s. Marco, in piedi di fronte, porge il vessillo al doge di profilo; lungo l’asta DVX. Rv. Il Redentore, seduto in trono, ai lati IC XC; nel campo a s. una stella a 5 raggi, a d. iniziale del massaro. Paol. 2. BB 60 Collezione Mario Aprile 326 Grosso III Tipo. Ar gr. 1.82 ANTO VENERIO SM VENETI S.
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