Monnaies antiques

Empire romain. Galba (68-69 apr. J.-C.). Sestertius Rom. - Concordia

Empire byzantin. Constans II. und Constantinus IV. 654-659. Solidus

Rois lydiens. Alyattes or Walwet (ca. 610-546 BC). 1/3 Stater / Trite

Empire romain. Hadrien (117-138 apr. J.-C.). Sestertius Rome - FELICITATI AVG COS III

Empire romain (Provincial). Hadrien (117-138 apr. J.-C.). Tridrachm Cilicia, Tarsus

Corinthia, Corinthe Stater Circa 375-300 BC

Calabre, Tarentum 1/2 Shekel - struck under Punic occupation by Hannibal, Sokannas magistrate - circa 212-209 B.C.

République romaine Denarius P. Crepusius, Rome 82 B.C. - control numeral CCCCXXIIII (?) - superb mint state!

Empire romain Denarius Octavian as Augustus, Colonia Patricia (?) circa 19 B.C.

Empire romain. Néron (54-68 apr. J.-C.). Sestertius Lugdunum - DECVRSIO

Empire romain. Hadrien (117-138 apr. J.-C.). Sestertius Rome - FELICITAS AVG

Attique, Athènes Tetradrachm Athen 145–144 BC

Rois de Macédoine. Philippe III Arrhidée (323-317 av. J.-C.). Drachm In the name and types of Alexander III. Magnesia ad Maeandrum under Menander or Kleitos, circa

Thrace, Ainos half Mnaieion / Tetradrachm

Calabre, Tarentum Nomos circa 272-240 B.C. - struck under Di...and Philotas magistrates - rooster symbol - superb!

Calabre, Tarentum Nomos circa 302-280 B.C. - struck under Deinokrates and Si.. as magistrates -

Lucanie, Metapontion Nomos circa 330-290 B.C. - variety with Nike and ΛY - beautiful coin

Royaume d’Achéménide EL Trite - Third Stater, time of Alyattes - Kroisos, c. 620/10-550/39 BC

Îles de Carie, Rhodes Tetradrachm Ca. 230-205 BC

Ionie, Magnesia ad Maeandrum. Themistokles, as governor of Magnesia, circa 465/4-460/59 BC. Trihemiobol

Lesbos, Mytilène Hekte circa 454-427 B.C. - very rare variety without palmette between ram heads - beautiful little coin

Lesbos, Mytilène Hekte - (circa 412-378 BC) - Rare

Royaume ptolémaïque. Ptolémée I Soter (303-282 av. J.-C.). Tetradrachm Arados, in the name and types of Alexander III 'the Great' of Macedon, c. 320-319 BC

Royaume séleucide. Seleucus I Nicator (312-281 av. J.-C.). Tetradrachm a nombre y tipos de Alejandro III de Macedonia. Babilonia