Experts in Coins & Medals

ATTICA. Athens. Circa 131/0 BC. Tetradrachm (Silver, 30 mm, 16.84 g, 12 h), New style "stephanephoric" coinage, struck under the magistrates Antiochos, Karaichos and Abron. Head of Athena to right, wearing a triple-crested Attic helmet, ornamented with Pegasos and tendrils on the bowl, a serpent on the raised cheek piece, and five horse protomes on the visor, and a pendant earring. Rev. Α-ΘΕ / ANT-OXO / KAPA/IXOΣ /ABP/ΩΝ / Γ / ME Owl standing to right, head facing, on amphora lying on its side; in the field to right, chief magistrate's symbol of an elephant standing to right; on amphora, Γ (= 3rd month); below amphora, ME (= contractor's initials); all within an olive wreath. HGC 4, 1602. Thompson 396d. Well-centered and clear. Minor marks, otherwise, about extremely fine.

ROMAN IMPERIAL. First half of the 4th century AD. (Bronze, 46.12 g). Large lot of fifteen (15) Constantinian and Licinian folles, varied types and mints, most of good eye appeal, mostly good very fine to extremely fine.

Lot sold as seen, no returns (15).