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GAUL. Massalia. Circa 200-150 BC. Drachm (Silver, 17 mm, 2.63 g, 7 h). Bust of Artemis to right, wearing earring, pearl necklace, and with her bow and quiver over her shoulder. Rev. MAΣΣA / ΛIHTΩN Lion prowling to right; to right, two monograms, arranged vertically. Depeyrot 37/6. LT 956. Clear and lightly toned. About extremely fine.

CALABRIA. Tarentum. Circa 325-280 BC. Hemilitron (Silver, 9 mm, 0.42 g). Scallop shell. Rev. Dolphin swimming to right; above, kerykeion to right; below, ⊣. HN III 979. Vlasto cf. 1548 ff. Sharp and clear. Some slight roughness and minor bang on the reverse, otherwise, extremely fine.

CALABRIA. Tarentum. Circa 280-228 BC. Obol (Silver, 11 mm, 0.29 g, 3 h). Kantharos, with a pellet above, to left and to right. Rev. Kantharos with a pellet above; to left, ΔA; to right, filleted thyrsos. HN III 1076. SNG ANS -. Vlasto 1636. A scarce variety. Toned and clear. Slightly rough surfaces, otherwise, about extremely fine.

BRUTTIUM. Kroton. Circa 350-300 BC. Stater (Silver, 21 mm, 7.31 g, 6 h). Laureate head of Apollo to right, his hair falling in long curls down the back of his neck. Rev. ΚΡΟ Tripod with tall handles; in field to left, filleted laurel branch. HN III 2177. SNG ANS 389 ff. Clear, sharp, and nicely toned. Extremely fine.

BRUTTIUM. Kroton. Circa 430-420 BC. Stater (Silver, 15 mm, 7.77 g, 4 h), Alliance issue with Temesa. ϘΡΟ ΤΕ (retrograde) Tripod. Rev. ϘΡΟ (retrograde) Crestless Corinthian helmet to right. HN III 2122. SNG ANS 448 (same dies). Very rare. Rough surfaces with some deposits, otherwise, very fine.

SICILY. Akragas. Circa 495-480/78 BC. Didrachm (Silver, 15 mm, 8.88 g, 12 h). ΑΚΡΑ Eagle standing left with folded wings. Rev. Crab; below, crestless Corinthian helmet to left; all within circular incuse. SNG ANS 946-7. Westermark 201. Attractively toned and well-struck. Minor die fault on the obverse, otherwise, extremely fine.

SICILY. Leontinoi. Circa 450-440 BC. Litra (Silver, 12 mm, 0.68 g, 11 h). Laureate head of Apollo to right. Rev. Λ Ε / Ο Ν Upright grain of barley. Boehringer, Münzgeschichte 43. Numismatica Ars Classica 72, 2013, 318 (same dies). SNG ANS 263. A splendid example with a wonderful head of Apollo. Toned and lustrous. Good extremely fine.

SICILY. Stiela. Circa 415-400 BC. Hemilitron (Silver, 8 mm, 0.36 g, 9 h). Laureate head of a river god left; to left, water plant. Rev. ΣΤΙ Forepart of a bearded man-headed bull to left. Campana, Stiela 5. De Luÿnes 1141. SNG ANS 1367. Very rare. Of remarkably fine workmanship for such a small coin. Dark patina as found. About extremely fine.

SICILY. Tauromenion. Campanian mercenaries, 354/3-344 BC. Litra (Silver, 11 mm, 0.49 g, 6 h). Horse galloping right, bridle hanging loose. Rev. Monogram of ΤΑ combined with ΚΑΜ within olive wreath with ties to left. Campana (Kampanoi) 1. Rare. Well struck and centered, and attractively toned. Some very minor surface roughness. About extremely fine.

SICILY. Unlocated Punic mints. Circa 350/340-330 BC. Tetradrachm (Silver, 24 mm, 17.45 g, 12 h). Head of Kore to left, wearing wreath of grain leaves, pendant earring and simple necklace. Rev. Horse walking to left, before date palm. Jenkins Series 2a, 71 (this coin cited). Nicely toned and clear. About extremely fine.

ISLANDS OFF SICILY, Lipara. Circa 425 BC. Hexas (Bronze, 23 mm, 15.76 g, 2 h). Bearded head of Aiolos to right, wearing pilos. Rev. ΛΙΠ with large pellet above and below. Calciati 6/2. Manganaro, Vittoria 100bis-25. SNG Copenhagen 1087. Boldly struck and most attractive with a very dark green patina. Edges uncleaned as found, otherwise, extremely fine.

CARTHAGE. First Punic War. Circa 264-241 BC. Trihemistater (Electrum, 20 mm, 11.01 g, 12 h). Head of Tanit to left, wearing grain ear wreath, triple-pendant earring and necklace of pendants. Rev. Horse standing to right; above, radiate sun disc flanked by two uraei. Jenkins & Lewis 413. Rare. Some striking flatness on both sides, otherwise, about extremely fine.

THRACO-MACEDONIAN REGION. Siris. Circa 500-490 BC. Trihemiobol or 1/8 Stater (Silver, 9 mm, 1.29 g). Nude satyr seated right with his knees up before him; to left and right, pellet. Rev. Diagonally divided incuse square. SNG ANS 971-973. Svoronos pl. VIII, 13-17. Toned, boldly struck and in high relief: an attractive piece. About extremely fine.

THESSALY, Thessalian League. 470s-460s BC. Hemidrachm (Silver, 14 mm, 2.89 g, 11 h). Forepart of a horse to right. Rev. ΦΕ - ΤΑ (retrograde) Barley grain within lozenge-shaped incuse square. BCD II, 12-13 var. A nice, clear and lightly toned example. About extremely fine.

THESSALY. Larissa. Circa 370 BC. Drachm (Silver, 17 mm, 6.18 g, 9 h). Head of the nymph Larissa facing, turned slightly to the right and wearing an ampyx. Rev. ΛΑΡΙ Horse feeding to right, with straight legs. BCD II, 380.18 (same dies). Lightly toned, clear and well-struck. Some very minor flattening on the obverse, otherwise, extremely fine.

ISLANDS OFF THESSALY, Skiathos. Circa 350-344 BC. Chalkous (Bronze, 13 mm, 1.26 g, 1 h). Male head wearing taenia to left. Rev. ΣΚΙ /ΑΘΙ Kerykeion. BCD 1366. BCD II, 806. Rogers 573. Unusually sharply and boldly struck, and with a fine, dark, blackish-green patina. Slightly ragged flan, otherwise, extremely fine.