Monete antiche

Impero romano. Traiano (98-117 d.C.). As Rome - Victory

Impero romano. Adriano (117-138 d.C.). Denarius Rome - ADVENTVS AVG

Impero romano. Alessandro Severo (222-235 d.C.). Denarius - VICTORIA AVGVSTI (Senza prezzo di riserva)

Impero romano. Filippo I (244-249 d.C.). Antoninianus - Securit Orbis (Senza prezzo di riserva)

Impero bizantino. Giustiniano I (527-565 d.C.). Tremissis Konstantinopel 527–565 AD

Impero bizantino. Michele VII Ducas (1067-1078 d.C.). Miliaresion

Attica, Atene Tetradrachm 440–404 B.C. - Athena und AΘE Eule - NGC Choice AU 5/5 - 4/5

Attica, Atene Tetradrachm circa 454-404 B.C. - beautifully struck example of this iconic type -

Re di Macedonia. Kassander (regent, 317-305 BC, king, 305-298 BC). Tetradrachm In the name and types of Alexander III. Amphipolis, c. 307-297 BC

Re di Macedonia. Filippo III, Arrideo (323-317 a.C.). Stater Lifetime issue, Abydus, ca. 323-317 BC

Tracia, Mesembria Tetradrachm circa 175-100 B.C. - in the name and types of Alexander III the Great

Tracia, Odessos Tetradrachm circa 90-80 B.C. - Time of Mithradates VI Eupator, in the name and types of Alexander III the Great

Sicilia, Siracusa. Dionysios I. 405-367 BC. Dekadrachm reverse die signed by Euainetos. Struck circa 405-390 BC

Calabria, Taranto Nomos circa 290-281 B.C. - Dies signed by Philistion -

Lucania, Metaponto Nomos circa 290-280 B.C. - variety with Ram's head and ՒA - superb coin

Cilicia, Celenderis Stater circa 430-420 B.C.

Cilicia, Tarso. Mazaios, 361/0-334 BC. Stater

Ionia, Efeso Tetradrachm - (Circa 390–325 BC) - Rare

Lesbo, Mitilene Hekte circa 521-478 B.C. - roaring lion & incuse head of cow -

Panfilia, Side Tetradrachm 1st century BC

Regno Tolemaico. Tolomeo I Sotere (303-282 a.C.). Tetradrachm Arados

Regno seleucide. Antioco VIII Gripo (125-96 a.C.). Tetradrachm Ake-Ptolemais circa 121-113 B.C.- Ex Tom Cederlind & H.J. Berk - superb large 30mm coin

Regno seleucide. Civic issue. AE14 Circa 150–145 BC (Seemingly unpublished in the standard references)

Repubblica romana. Anonymous. Didrachm - c. 225-215 BC. Quadrigatus - Rare