Experts in Coins & Medals

SELEUKID KINGS. Antiochos XI & Philip I, circa 95/4-94/3 BC. Tetradrachm (Silver, 28 mm, 12 h), uncertain mint 127 in Cilicia, probably Tarsos, 94-93. Diademed, bearded and jugate heads of the brothers Antiochos XI and Philip I to right. Rev. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΙΣ / ΑΝΤΙΟΧΟΥ // ΚΑΙ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ / ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ Zeus Nikephoros seated to left on backless throne, holding a lotus-tipped scepter with his left hand and, in his right, Nike bearing a wreath to crown him; in the outer left field, C/Φ/ω above an Λ containing a pellet; below throne, Λ containing a pellet; all within a laurel wreath tied at the bottom. HGC 9, 1296 = Jameson 1761 = SC 2437 (same obverse die). Very rare. A coin with very realistic portraits (others have much more idealized ones). Minor marks, otherwise, good extremely fine.

TROAS. Kebren. Circa 350-310 BC. (Bronze, 20.5 mm, 6.47 g, 11 h). Head of a ram to right; below, barley grain. Rev. K - E Laureate head of Apollo to right. HGC 8.1, 1091. SNG Copenhagen 264. SNG von Aulock 7623. Black patina. Some roughness and pitting, otherwise, very fine.