Sicily, Melita Ancient Coins

Kaykā'ūs II, 2nd reign AH 655-660 / AD 1257-1261. AE Fals no date Obv/Enthroned emperor, star at right Rev/ 3-line legend Reference Album 1231G (RARE) Izmirlier 1392. Size mm. 22 Weight g.3,6 High grade for this type of coin - see original pictures- Will be sent

Sicily, Syracuse, c. 466-460 BC. AR Litra 13,68 mm 0,69 g Obv Head of Arethusa r., wearing earring, necklace and pearl diadem. R/ Octopus. Boehringer Series XIIIa; HGC 2, 1375.

C. Scribonius. AR Denarius. Rome 154 BC. 3.05 gr. – 18.2 mm. Helmeted head of Roma to right / Dioscuri riding to right, CSCR below (ROMA in ex.) Cr. 201/1 / Syd. 380. The coin will be sent with photographic authenticity certificate via DHL or UPS (Europe, US and Canada); via

Lot of 2 Bronze Sicily Kephaloidion. 4th century BC Æ  Bromze 15,27 mm 2,40 g Obv: Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin. Rev: Pegasos flying right. SNG ANS –; HGC 2, 654. Light green patina Siculo-punic AE Unit, c. 400-350 BC Æ  Unit 15,57 mm 3,51 g

Lot of 5 Greek bronzes, Macedonian Kings, 4th century BC Philippos II (359-336 BC) Alexander III (336-323 BC).

Julia Mamaea (mother of Severus Alexander), silver denarius, 232 AD, Fecunditas. VF or better for struck detail, slightly rough, frosty surfaces, from worn dies. RIC IV 332

Rome, 90-91. IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM COS XV CENS PER P P Radiate head of Domitian to right. Rev. VIRTVTI AVGVSTI / S C Virtus standing right, left foot set on tiny helmet, holding long spear with right hand and parazonium with left. BMC 446. Cohen 657. RIC² 706 See photos for

Phocas, with Leontia (Augusta) 602-610 AD AE Follis mint Theoupolis, dated Regnal Year 6 = 607/8. Obv: + O N FOCA NЄ PЄ AV Phocas on left and Leontia on right, standing facing; he holds a globus cruciger while she holds a cruciform scepter, cross between their heads. Rev:Large

Los 12223 Bronze Æ Seleukos I. Nikator 300-286 BC Antioch 20mm 7.74g

Anonymous Folles. temp . Alexius I, 1081-1118. Æ Follis. 5.40 gr. – 23.4 mm. Class K. Constantinople mint. Struck circa 1085-1092. Facing bust of Christ Pantocrator / Facing half-length figure of the Theotokos (Virgin Mary), orans . DOC K.1-26; SB 1901. VF+ The coin will be sent

Ancient Hispania / Ibero-Roman - Lot comprising nine (9) Bronze coins Asses, semis, quadrans and sextans. From Corduba, Castulo, Obulco mints. I-II centuries B.C. Medium-low qualities. Original patinas. Please see the photos for a better impression. Shipments to

Republican Ar Denarius , C. Vibius (90 a.C.) - 18 mm / 3.94 gr. C. Vibius C.f. Pansa, Head of Apollo to right, laureate., Minerva in quadriga right Seller ref: CW95 (2947)

Augustus, Emerita Augusta (Merida) AR Quinarius - 14 mm / 1.52 gr. AVGVST, bare head right. P CARISI LEG, Victory standing right crowning trophy, dagger and sword at base. Seller ref: CW99 (4528)

Rev: SPES FELICITATIS ORBIS. Spes advancing left, holding flower and raising hem of garment.

Roman empire. AR Denarius of Emperor Hadrian (117 - 138 AD). Minted in Rome, 119-125 AD. 3.17 grams, 18 mm. Obverse: [IMP] CAESAR TRAIAN HADRIANVS AVG, Laureate head of Hadrian to the right, light drape over left shoulder. Reverse: P M TR P - COS III, Pietas standing to the

Ancient Greek - Thebes, Boeotia. Silver obol. ca. 395-340 BC. (0.64 g. 9 mm.) Boeotian shield / BO-I, Kantharos, club above, crescent in right field. Sear SG 2397; BMC 55-56. BCD Boiotia 46; HGC 4, 1169. nEF. Very rare. Please see the photos for a better impression.

Roman Empire. Constantius Gallus (351-354 AD). Follis Reparatio - Aquileia. See photo to better appreciate the condition of the coin. Fast registered delivery

Set of 2 pretty deniers: Titus - Neptune - Ric 155. Caracalla - Mars - Ric 223. Uncommon coins. See photos for impressions.

Diva Faustina I AD 140/41 AR Denarius. Rome, AD 147-161 Obv: DIVA FAVSTINA draped bust to right Rev: AETERNITAS, Aeternitas (or Juno or Pudicitia or Venus) stg. front, head r., arranging her vell and holding sceptre. Diameter: 18 mm Weigth: 3,15 gr Ref: B.M.C, p. 54

Hadrian. Rome AD 132-135 AE As 10.75g / 24mm RIC II 730; Sear 3694

Trajan. Rome AD 100. AR denarius. 3g / 18mm. RIC II 37

Hadrian. Rome AD 132-134 AR denarius 3.1g / 17mm RIC II.3 1042

Hadrian, Rome AD 128-129. AR denarius. 3.2g / 18mm. RIC II.3: 914

T. Cloulius (or Cloelius). Rome 98 BC AR qinarius 1.82g / 14mm RIC 332/1c; Sear 212