Alpha Auction 9 ITALY, BRUTTIUM / Brettian League, AR Drachma (213-207 BC). 4,27g, n.ef Starting price: 400,- EUR
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Alpha Auction 9 GREECE, MACEDON. Philipp II., 359-336 BC, AV Stater (posthume minting), Asia Minor. 8,54g. GOLD, magnificent specimen, ef Starting price: 3.500,- EUR
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Alpha Auction 9 Asia Minor, LYDIA. Krösus, 560-546 BC, AR Doublesiglos, Mint Stamp. Sardeis. 10,6g. vf-ef Starting price: 1.500,- EUR
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Alpha Auction 9 ROMAN EMPIRE, Augustus, 27 BC.-14 AD, AR Denarius (ca.18-16 BC), Colonia Patricia. 3,72g. Magnificent specimen, NGC Ch AU, Strike 5/5, Surface 3/5 Starting price: 4.150,- EUR
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Alpha Auction 9 ROMAN EMPIRE, Constantin I. the Great and his sons, 317-337, AR Miliarense (320-324),vf-ef Starting price: 6.000,- EUR
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Alpha Auction 9 ROMAN EMPIRE, Gratian, 367-383, AV Solidus (367-375). Trier, 4,44g, GOLD, uncirculated Starting price: 5.200,- EUR
CNG’s Electronic Auction 445 features 905 lots and closes on Wednesday, 5 June 2019. beginning at 10 AM ET.
Lot 19: Calabria. Tarentum. Nomos, circa 330-325 BC. EF, deep iridescent cabinet tone, slightly off center on reverse. Ex Mayer Collection (Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, 23 May 1887), lot 6. Estimate: $3,000.
This sale features a number of attractive Greek coins, including several pedigreed silver issues of Magna Graecia, early Massalian types, and others.
Lot 339: Decapolis. Gadara. Caracalla, 198-217. Tetradrachm, 215-217. Good VF, lightly toned, some porosity. Extremely rare, only two known to Prieur, and one in CoinArchives. From the Michel Prieur Collection. Estimate: $500
Selections of Roman provincial tetradrachms from the Michel Prieur Collection …
Lot 800: Ireland. County Antrim. Malone. Aaron Kean. CU Twopence 1735. Good VF, brown surfaces. Very rare. Exceptional for issue. From the Quentin Brisley Collection of British Tokens. Estimate: $150.
… and British tokens from the Quentin Brisley Collection are again available.
Lot 65: Kings of Macedon. Demetrios I Poliorketes, 306-283 BC. Tetradrachm, 290-289 BC, Amphipolis. VF, old collection ton. From the Johnson Family Collection. Estimate: $300.
Also available throughout the sale are various pieces from the Johnson Family Collection, an American collection assembled in the 1960s.
CNG’s Electronic Auction 470 features 668 lots. This sale offers an array of ancient Greek and Roman coins, including a number of attractive Imperial denarii, as well as highlights of French and related coinage from the David J. Fleischmann Collection.
