Sicily, Akragas Æ cir. 400-380 BC. ΑΚΡΑΓΑΣ / Eagle (No reserve price)

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Sicilian bronze hemilitron from Akragas, circa 400–380 BC, depicting the river god Akragas on the obverse and an eagle standing on an Ionic capital on the reverse.

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Sicily. Akragas.
Bronze Hemilitron.
400-380 BC.

Obv- :Head of river god Akragas to left, wearing taenia; (ΑΚΡΑΓΑΣ) before.

Rev-:Eagle standing to left, head to right, on Ionic capital; crab to left, mark of value to right.

Scarce.
CNS-I 89.
Hgc-2, 139


-All items offered for sale are guaranteed authentic and were legally acquired from European numismatic auction houses and accredited antique dealers, with documented, legal provenance.

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Passionate collector of ancient coins.
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Sicily. Akragas.
Bronze Hemilitron.
400-380 BC.

Obv- :Head of river god Akragas to left, wearing taenia; (ΑΚΡΑΓΑΣ) before.

Rev-:Eagle standing to left, head to right, on Ionic capital; crab to left, mark of value to right.

Scarce.
CNS-I 89.
Hgc-2, 139


-All items offered for sale are guaranteed authentic and were legally acquired from European numismatic auction houses and accredited antique dealers, with documented, legal provenance.

Seller's Story

Passionate collector of ancient coins.
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Era
Before 1400
Culture/region
Sicily, Akragas
Year/period and variation
cir. 400-380 BC. ΑΚΡΑΓΑΣ / Eagle
Denomination
Æ
Metal
Æ
Condition
Ungraded
Sold by
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1379
Objects sold
100%
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