Antiquity Lotto di 4 monete (No reserve price)
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Lotto of 3 ancient coins including a Bronze/Orichalc Sesterce of Antoninus Pius (152–153 CE, 24.45 g), a Thracian Lisimachus coin in bronze (Æ) of about 15 mm and 2.4 g, and a medieval Lucchese denaro in silver (AR) of about 16 mm and 1.0 g, non graded.
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Lot consisting of 4 ancient and medieval coins (Roman, Greek and Italian) with legitimate provenance documents included for the two Greek pieces.
1. Roman Empire - Antoninianus of Antoninus Pius
• Sovereign: Antoninus Pius (138-161 AD)
• Dating: 152-153 AD (Salus)
• Metal: Bronze / Orichalcum
• Weight: 24.45 g
• Legal tender: No
2. Kingdom of Thrace - Lysimachus (With official auction invoice)
• Issuing authority: King Lysimachus (305-281 BC)
• Metal: Bronze (Æ)
• Diameter: 15 mm
• Weight: 2.4 g
• Legal tender: No
• Obverse: Head with helmet of Athena facing right.
• Reverse: Front part of a lion facing right; in the field a sigla.
3. Mysia, Cyzicus - Greek silver fraction (With traced receipt)
• Mint: Cyzicus (Mysia, Kyzikos) - Hellenistic period
• Denomination: Tetartemorion / Emioobol (Hemiobol)
• Metal: Silver (Ag)
• Description: Small silver fraction with the mint’s classic iconography (Lion / Boar).
• Provenance: Purchase receipt included in the lot.
• Legal tender: No
4. Republic of Lucca - Medieval denaro
• Issuing authority: In the name of the Salian Emperors (Henry III, IV or V)
• Era: 11th - 12th century (1039-1125 AD)
• Mint: Lucca
• Metal: Silver / Alloy (Ag)
• Diameter: approx. 16 mm
• Weight: approx. 1.0 g (indicative standard weight)
• Legal tender: No
• Obverse: Monogram of Henry ("H") centered in a beaded circle.
• Reverse: Inscription LVCA arranged in a cross in the field.
Text: "View the images for a correct impression. Careful and insured shipping."
Lot consisting of 4 ancient and medieval coins (Roman, Greek and Italian) with legitimate provenance documents included for the two Greek pieces.
1. Roman Empire - Antoninianus of Antoninus Pius
• Sovereign: Antoninus Pius (138-161 AD)
• Dating: 152-153 AD (Salus)
• Metal: Bronze / Orichalcum
• Weight: 24.45 g
• Legal tender: No
2. Kingdom of Thrace - Lysimachus (With official auction invoice)
• Issuing authority: King Lysimachus (305-281 BC)
• Metal: Bronze (Æ)
• Diameter: 15 mm
• Weight: 2.4 g
• Legal tender: No
• Obverse: Head with helmet of Athena facing right.
• Reverse: Front part of a lion facing right; in the field a sigla.
3. Mysia, Cyzicus - Greek silver fraction (With traced receipt)
• Mint: Cyzicus (Mysia, Kyzikos) - Hellenistic period
• Denomination: Tetartemorion / Emioobol (Hemiobol)
• Metal: Silver (Ag)
• Description: Small silver fraction with the mint’s classic iconography (Lion / Boar).
• Provenance: Purchase receipt included in the lot.
• Legal tender: No
4. Republic of Lucca - Medieval denaro
• Issuing authority: In the name of the Salian Emperors (Henry III, IV or V)
• Era: 11th - 12th century (1039-1125 AD)
• Mint: Lucca
• Metal: Silver / Alloy (Ag)
• Diameter: approx. 16 mm
• Weight: approx. 1.0 g (indicative standard weight)
• Legal tender: No
• Obverse: Monogram of Henry ("H") centered in a beaded circle.
• Reverse: Inscription LVCA arranged in a cross in the field.
Text: "View the images for a correct impression. Careful and insured shipping."
Details
Era
Before 1400
Culture/region
Antiquity
Denomination
Lotto di 4 monete
Condition
Ungraded
Certification number
2025-7136
Weight
24.45 g
Number of objects
3
Theme
History
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