Suchergebnis

AV Tremissis [16,24 mm; 1,30 gm]. Constantinople mint. D N IVSTINIANVS P P AVI, diademed bust right / VICTORIA AVGVSTORVM, Victory advancing right, holding wreath and globus cruciger; star to right; CONOB. DOC I 19; MIB I 19; SB 145. Obverse flan flaw, gVF.

AR Hexagram [25 mm; 5,91 gm]. Constantinople mint. Crowned Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine seated facing on double throne, cross above / Cross potent set on globe on three steps. SB 795, MIB 134. Light porosity, scarce. VF.

Friese penning z.j. (ca. 1204) met palmtak. Grolle 8.1.1.E; vH aanv. 1.1. Hoogst zeldzaam. Zeer fraai.Ex veiling 30, Laurens Schulman, november 2004, kavel 214

AV Hyperpyron ca. 1294-1303 [23 mm; 3,24 gm]. Constantinople mint. Half-length figure of the Theotokos, orans, within city walls with four towers; sigla: K|N, cross above K, star above N / Christ standing facing, crowning Andronicus II and Michael IX kneeling to either side. DOC 243, SB 2396. Usual irregular planchet. VF.

BI Denier [12 mm; 0,95 gm]. Helmeted head left, crescent upward left, star to right +BOAMVNDVS / Cross patée with crescent downward +ANTIOCHIA. CCS 66. gVF.

Lot (7) Silver celtic coins; Ostkeltische Tetradrachm (Noricum, Sattelkopfpferd), three British Celtic units (incl. Corieltauvi) and three Gaulic quinarii inspired by Roman types (Q. Doci). Some better pieces in decent grades, average a.VF.

Doos (42) of mostly bronze/potin Celtic coins in white album, including many rarities! An unidentified EL ¼ stater, some Ibero-celtic (Obulco), British and Gaulic. Incl. some rare late types struck during Roman occupation and a Dutch AVAVCIA-type. Most identified and labeled. Medicore quality, but a trove for the discerning specialist.

Lot (10) Greek coins; small silver Hemidrachmes, Diobols, obols and Tritartemorions, from all over the Greek world. Incl. Sicily, Rhodes, Sikyon and Ionia. With old dealer attribution tags.

Lot (10) Greek coins; silver Drachms from Apollonia and Dyrrachium (5), Macedonian, Seleukid and Cappadocian Drachms (3), a Trihemiobol from Selge and an irregularly shaped Persian Sigloi with countermarks. Various grades.

Lot (30) Greek coins; bronzes of various sizes from Sicily, Caria, Macedonia, Phrygia, Lycia, etc. All attributed and described on old dealer tags. Some rare types and high grades, on average ca. VF. A varied and thorough selection, careful examination advised!