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!

Lot (35) Greek coins; bronzes of different sizes, from various cities across the greek world, incl. some Carthage, Numidia, Seleucids and Macedonia. Paretially described on old dealer tickets. Mostly mediocre quality, though some exceptions.

Lot (4) coins from Seleukid Kingdom, three Drachms and a Bronze.

Lot (9) Italic and Sicilian Greek coins, five silver and four bronzes.

Lot (5) Greek coins, three silver and two bronze coins.

Lot (13) Silver and bronze coins, mostly struck in Asia Minor one from Indo-Scythians.

Lot (3) Study lot of two Histiaia fakes and one Syracuse Tetradrachm with heavely tooled obverse.

Lot (3) Silver fractions from Kyzikos.

Lot (6) Roman Republic coins, mostly denarii; L. Papius (ex-mount), SEx Atilius Saranus, C. Naevius Balbus (2), as well as a bronze anonymous Quadrans and As. In decent, collectible grades.

Lot (20) Roman Republic denarii, mostly in well-worn state. Some better types (Brutus and L. Memmius), incl. some possible fourrees.

Lot (20) Roman Republic denarii, mostly in well-worn state. Incl. some possible fourrees.

Lot (20) Roman Republic denarii, mostly in well-worn state. Some better types (Legionary denarius Marc Anthony), incl. some possible fourrees.

Lot (17) Roman Provincial coins, mostly 3rd century but some earlier. Incl. Pergamon (personification of Roman senate), a better unit from Synaos with Nero and his mother, a Claudius Modius Quadrans and some Cappadocian. Some decent grades.

Lot (6) Roman Provincial Billion Tetradrachms from Antioch from the beginning of the third century. Caracalla, Macrinus, Elagabalus (3) and Philip I Arab. Mostly porous and with porosity, though all clearly legible.