Nice Aegina
Attica Islands. Aegina. Stater. 350-338 a.C. (Hgc-6, 439). (SNG Lockett-2002). Anv.: Land tortoise with segmented shell, seen from above. Rev.: A – IΓI Quadripartite incuse square with one square divided and dolphin. . 11,87 g.
Slightly iridescent toning with traces of luster on the reverse. Rare. Choice VF/Almost XF. Est...3000,00.
Aeolis. Kyme. Tetradrachm. 155-143 BC. Magistrate: Metrophanes. (Sng Cop-4184). (Pozzi-2299). Anv.: Kyme's head on the right. Rev.: Horse right with raised leg, in front KYMAIΩN, below cup of a handle and in exergue MHTPOΦANHΣ. All within laurel wreath. . 16,64 g.
Two tiny marks on the reverse. Well-struck with nice color. Attractive specimen. XF. Est...1500,00.
NGC - MS 5/5, 3/5
Greco-Baktrian Kingdom. Eukratides I Megas. Tetradrachm. 170-145 BC. (Bopearachchi-6E). (Sng Ans-465). (Hgc-12, 131). Anv.: Helmeted, diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right. Rev.: BAΣIΛEΩΣ MEΓAΛOY around, EYKPATIΔOY in exergue, The Dioskouroi, holding palm fronds and spears, on horses rearing right; monogram in lower right field. . 16,97 g.
Magnificent specimen, with no signs of wear on the high points of the relief and very well centered. Pristine surfaces with full original luster. Superb eye appeal. Rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS, Strike 5/5, Surface 3/5. Est...3500,00.
NGC - MS 5/5, 4/5
Geto-Dacian dynasts. Koson. Stater. 44-42 a.C. (RPC-I 1701A). (Bmc-2). (Hgc-3.2, 2049). Anv.: Roman consul (L. Junius Brutus?) walking to left, accompanied by two lictors; OΛB monogram before, KOΣΩN in exergue. Rev.: Eagle with spread wings standing to left on sceptre, clutching laurel wreath in right talon. . 8,45 g.
Superb specimen, with all reliefs perfectly defined. Exceptional centering. Lovely color with original luster. Excellent eye appeal. Very rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS, Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5. Est...3500,00.
NGC - AU 4/5, 4/5
Ionia. Herakleia ad Latmon. Tetradrachm. Circa 140-135 BC. (SNG Lockett-2823). (SNG Keckman-II 235). (Jameson-1503). Anv.: Head of Athena to right, wearing triple-crested Attic helmet decorated with Pegasos springing to right above the foreparts of five galloping horses and a long tendril on the bowl, triple-pendant earring and pearl necklace. Rev.: HPAKΛEΩTΩN Club to right; below, Nike advancing left, holding wreath in her right hand, between two monograms; all within oak wreath. . 16,70 g.
Magnificent specimen of excellent Hellenistic style. Very sharp strike. Light toning with full underlying original luster.
Slabbed by NGC as AU, Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5. Est...3500,00.
Kingdom of Macedon. Philip II. Stater. 323-315 BC. Pella. (Le Rider-522 (D224/R382)). (Sng Ans-178). Anv.: Head of Apollo right, wearing laurel wreath. Rev.: ΦΙΛΙΠΠOY. Charioteer driving biga right, holding kentron in right hand, reins in left; bukranion below. . 8,54 g.
A fine specimen, with a good strike and well-defined relief that enhances the design details. It retains traces of its original luster, which are especially noticeable on the reverse. Almost XF. Est...4000,00.
NGC - Ch AU 4/5, 4/5
Kingdom of Macedon. Philip II. Stater. 340-328 BC. Pella. Lifetime-early posthumous issue. (Sng Ans-159). (Hgc-3.1, 846). Anv.: Laureate head of Apollo right. Rev.: ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ, charioteer driving biga galloping right, kentron in outstretched right hand, reins in left; Nike flying right below horses. . 8,63 g.
Magnificent specimen, perfectly centered, with sharply defined high-relief details, deep color and original luster.
Slabbed by NGC as Ch AU, Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5
Philip II King of Macedon, laid the foundations of the great empire that would reach its greatest extent under his son and successor, Alexander the Great. After receiving military and diplomatic training in Thebes, he ascended the throne in 359 BC and pursued an ambitious policy of territorial expansion, defeating the Paeonians, Thracians, Illyrians and Athenians. He lost his right eye during the siege of Methone. His victory over the Phocians in the Third Sacred War consolidated his influence in Greece and enabled him to expand his territories further. In 336 BC, he was assassinated by one of his bodyguards during his daughter's wedding celebrations. His military and political legacy enabled Alexander the Great to transform Macedon into one of the largest empires of antiquity. Est...8000,00.
Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, "The Great". Tetradrachm. 336-323 BC. Mesembria. (Hgc-3, 1569). (Price-1085). Anv.: Head of Herakles to right, wearing lion skin headdress. Rev.: BAΣIΛEΩΣ - AΛEΞANΔPOY. Zeus seated left on low throne, holding long scepter in his left hand and eagle standing right with closed wings in his right; to left, ΠΡΟ above crested helmet to right; below throne, HPA. . 16,16 g. Nice example. XF. Est...1000,00.
NGC - Ch AU 5/5, 4/5
Kingdom of Macedon. Alexander III, "The Great". Stater. 325-323 a.C. Mileto. Struck under Philoxenos. (Price-2077). (SNG Delepierre-972). (ADM-Series I, 8a). Anv.: Helmeted head of Athena right; thunderbolt below. Rev.: Nike standing left, holding wreath and stylis; monogram in left field. . 8,59 g.
Nice specimen with all details sharply defined and well centered. Original luster.
Slabbed by NGC as Ch AU, Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5.. Est...9000,00.
Superb
Kingdom of Macedon. Antigonos III Doson. Tetradracma. 229-221 BC. Amphipolis. (SNG München-1121). (Sng Cop-1204). (Hgc-3.1, 1051). Anv.: Head of Poseidon to right, wearing wreath of marine plants . Rev.: BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANTIΓONOY, Apollo, testing bow in extended right hand, seated to left on prow; monogram below. . 17,74 g.
Superb specimen with a sharp strike and exceptionally fine style. Soft cabinet toning with subtle golden hues that enhance the relief, and full underlying original luster that further accentuates its excellent eye appeal. Rare in this grade. Mint state. Est...7000,00.
NGC - Ch AU 4/5, 4/5
Kings of Pontos. Mithradates VI Eupator. Stater. 88-86 BC. Tomis. First Mithradatic War issue. Struck in the name and types of Lysimachos of Thrace. (Callataÿ-p. 141 (D4/R1)). (AMNG-I 2480). (Sng Cop-1091). Anv.: Diademed head of the deified Alexander to right, with horn of Ammon. Rev.: Athena Nikephoros seated to left, shield at her side; ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ to right, ΛΥΣΙMΑXOY to left; ΘΕΜ to inner left, TO on throne, ornamented trident in exergue. . 8,41 g.
Superb portrait of very fine style and a very well-centered strike. Lustrous surfaces. Lovely color with a subtle reddish hue on the obverse. Very attractive.
Slabbed by NGC as Ch AU, Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5.
From the Randy & Nancy Best Collection. Est...3000,00.
NGC - AU 5/5, 5/5
Seleukid Kingdom. Antiochos VI Dionysos. Tetradrachm. Dated SE 170 (143/2 BC). Antioch on the Orontes. (Hgc-9, 1032). (SC-2000.2f). Anv.: Radiate and diademed head right. Rev.: BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANTIOXOY EΠIΦANOYΣ ΔIONYΣOY, the Dioskouroi, holding reins in right hand and couched lances in left, on horses rearing left; to right, TPY above monogram above ΣTA; OP (date) below; all within wreath of laurel, ivy, and grain ears. . 16,90 g.
Superb specimen, perfectly struck. Lovely cabinet toning with light golden hues that enhance its extraordinary eye appeal. Undoubtedly one of the finest specimens of this type. Very rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as AU, Strike 5/5, Surface 5/5. Est...4000,00.
Kingdom of Thrace. Lysimachos. Stater. 250-200 BC. Byzantion. Posthumous issue. (Thompson-Unlisted). (Müller-Unlisted). Anv.: Diademed head of Alexander the Great to right with horn of Ammon over his ear. Rev.: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΛΥΣΙΜΑΧΟΥ. Athena seated left, holding Nike, crowning the king's name, in her right hand and leaning with her left arm on shield decorated with lion's head; behind, transverse spear; in inner left field, monogram; in exergue, a trident. . 8,44 g. Nice color. Attractive.
Ex Astarte XIX (06/05/2006), lot 772. XF/Almost XF. Est...3000,00.
NGC - AU 4/5, 4/5
Sassanid Empire. Shapur I. Dinar. 260-272 AD. Mint I ("Ctesiphon"). Phase 2. (Göbl-Type I/1). (SNS-Type IIc/1b, style P, group d/1, 143). (Sunrise-740). Anv.: Draped bust to right, wearing diadem and mural crown surmounted by korymbos; one pellet above and two below diadem ends. Rev.: Fire-altar flanked by two attendants, each wearing mural crown with ribbons and korymbos and holding staff; frawahr to left of flames. . 7,37 g.
Lovely strike with excellent eye appeal and perfectly well-centered. Scarce, especially in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as AU, Strike 4/5, Surface 4/5.. Est...4500,00.
Ex Villaronga - Belse
Belse. Drachm. Century III-II BC. Uncertain mint. (Abh-Unlisted). (Acip-Unlisted). (MIB-14939 | 42/6, Plate coin). Anv.: Female head right, three dolphins around. Rev.: Pegasus-Crisaor with modified head to the right and a roundel in front of the neck, eagle and Iberian legend below. . 3,24 g.
Short flan and oxidations; nevertheless, with the reverse legend fully visible. Extremely rare, only one other specimen is known, which appeared in the Tauler&Fau Selection auction held in June 2026 as lot 12.
This is the plate coin in the Acta Numismatica 2018, by G. Villaronga. Choice F. Est...2000,00.
Ikalkusken. Denarius. 120-20 BC. Iniesta (Cuenca). (Abh-1396). (Acip-2071). (MIB-2071 | 154/01a). Anv.: Male head right. Rev.: Horseman left, holding round shield and chlamys and leading a second horse; iberian legend IKALESKEN below. . 3,55 g.
Hairstyle with one vertical curl and one horizontal curl behind the ear. Tiny area of friction behind the ear. Light toning. Scarce. Choice VF. Est...450,00.
Ikalkusken. Denarius. 120-20 BC. Iniesta (Cuenca). (Abh-1396). (Acip-2073). (MIB-2073 | 154/05). Anv.: Male head right. Rev.: Horseman left, holding round shield and chlamys and leading a second horse; iberian legend IKALESKEN below. . 3,83 g.
Nice cabinet toning with a subtle bluish hue on the obverse. Scarce. Choice VF/VF. Est...600,00.
Ikalkusken. Denarius. 120-20 BC. Iniesta (Cuenca). (Abh-1396). (Acip-2074). (MIB-2074 | 154/06b). Anv.: Male head right. Rev.: Horseman left, holding round shield and chlamys and leading a second horse; iberian legend IKALESKEN below. . 3,96 g.
Hair depicted as lines ending in dots, with a lozenge-shaped symbol and KE arranged in an arc. Delicate patina with sligthly iridiscent tone. Scarce. Almost XF. Est...800,00.
Lovely specimen
Ikalkusken. Denarius. 120-20 BC. Iniesta (Cuenca). (Abh-1397). (Acip-2074). (MIB-2074 | 154/06b). Anv.: Male head right . Rev.: Horseman left, holding round shield and chlamys and leading a second horse; iberian legend IKALESKEN below. . 3,95 g.
Degenerate style, with hair depicted as lines ending in dots, a lozenge-shaped symbol and KE arranged in an arc. Soft cabinet toning with subtle iridescent hues. Excellent eye appeal and rare in this grade. XF. Est...1000,00.
Ikalkusken. Denarius. 120-20 BC. Iniesta (Cuenca). (Abh-1397). (Acip-2075). (MIB-2074 | 154/06d). Anv.: Male head right . Rev.: Horseman left, holding round shield and chlamys and leading a second horse; iberian legend IKALESKEN below. . 3,85 g.
Hair depicted as lines ending in dots, with an incomplete KE symbol. Slightly off-center reverse. Soft toning with golden hues. Rare, especially in this grade. XF/Almost XF. Est...900,00.
Ikalkusken. Denarius. 120-20 BC. Iniesta (Cuenca). (Abh-1402). (Acip-2083). (MIB-2083 | 154/10b). Anv.: Male head right. Rev.: Horseman left, holding round shield and chlamys and leading a second horse, iberian legend IKALKUNSKEN below. . 3,22 g.
Hair depicted as rounded curls. Lovely cabinet toning with subtle golden and bluish hues. Minor edge flaw. Very attractive and rare. Almost XF/Choice VF. Est...900,00.
NGC - MS
Anonymous. Victoriatus. 211-204 BC. Uncertain mint. (Craw-95/1a). (Sydenham-113). (Rsc-36m). Anv.: Laureate head of Jupiter to right. Rev.: ROMA Victory standing front, head to right, placing wreath on trophy; next to her feet, monogram of VB in ligature. . 3,26 g.
Perfectly defined strike and full lustrous surfaces. Rare in this grade.
Slabbed by NGC as MS. Est...1000,00.
Cipius. M. Cipius M.F. Denarius. 115-114 BC. Uncertain mint. (Ffc-563). (Craw-289/1). (Cal-422). Anv.: Head of Roma right, M. CIPI M.F., before, X behind. Rev.: Victory holding palm, in biga right, rudder below horses, ROMA in exergue. . 3,88 g. Original luster. Rarely encountered this good struck. XF. Est...600,00.
Domitius. Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus. Denarius. 128 BC. Rome. (Ffc-680). (Craw-261/1). (Cal-543). Anv.: Head of Roma right, X below chin, ear of corn behind. Rev.: Victory in biga right, holding reins in left hand an whip in right hand, ROMA., above, a man attacking a lion below horses, CN. DOM in exergue. . 3,91 g. Superb specimen. Very well-centered, sharp strike with lovely cabinet toning. Almost MS. Est...700,00.
Domitius. Cn. Domitius L.f. Ahenobarbus. Denarius. 41 BC. Uncertain mint in the region of the Adriatic or Ionian Sea. (Ffc-683). (Craw-519/2). (Cal-546). Anv.: Head of Cn. Ahenobarbus right, AHENOBAR before. Rev.: CN. DOMITIVS. IMP. around prow on which trophy. . 3,78 g. Very well-centered strike. Nice toning. Very rare, especially in this grade. Choice VF/Almost XF. Est...3500,00.
Junius. Q. Caepio Brutus. Denarius. 54 BC. Rome. (Ffc-792). (Craw-433/2). (Cal-872). Anv.: BRVTVS behind head of L. Junius Brutus, the Ancient. Rev.: AHALA behind head of Caius Servilius Ahala. . 3,53 g.
Double strike on the obverse. Light toning with iridescent hues. Very scarce, especially with this rare minting error.
Denarius struck in 54 BC by Caepio Brutus, better known as M. Junius Brutus, one of the leaders in the conspiracy that assassinated Julius Caesar in 44 BC. The types are records of his ancestry. Lucius Junius Brutus was a semilegendary figure, held to have ousted the despotic Etruscan king Lucius Tarquinius Superbus from Rome in 509 BC and then to have founded the Roman Republic. Gaius Servilius Ahala was celebrated in Roman tradition as a hero who freed his country from the threat of tyranny by killing Sp. Maelius in 439 BC. AU/XF. Est...1000,00.
Ex H.D. Rauch, 2012
Maenius. Publius Maenius AntiADus. Denarius. 132 BC. Rome. (Ffc-831). (Craw-249/1). (Cal-916). Anv.: Head of Roma right, X behind. Rev.: Victory in quadriga right, P. MAE. ANT., (MAE y ANT interlace), below horses. ROMA in exergue. . 3,82 g.
Lovely patina. Slight oxidation along the edge. Interesting pedigree.
Ex H. D. Rauch, Summer Auction (20/09/2012), lot 564;
Ex BAC, Auction 12 (10/2018), lot 39. AU. Est...500,00.
Manlius. A. Manlius Q.f. Sergia. Denarius. 118-117 BC. Uncertain mint. (Ffc-838). (Craw-309/1). (Cal-923). Anv.: Head of Roma right, ROMA., before, SER behind. Rev.: Sol in quadriga facing, rising from the waves of the sea, star on either side, crescent moon and X above, A. MANLI. Q.F. (MA y NL interlace), below. . 3,86 g. Very rare. Choice VF. Est...1000,00.
Plautius. P. Plautius Hypseus. Denarius. 60 BC. Rome. (Ffc-998). (Craw-420/2a). (Sydenham-911). Anv.: P. YPSAE. S.C. before bust of Leuconoe draped right, (only a braid on the neck), dolphin behind. Rev.: Jupiter in quadriga left, C. YPSAE. COS. / PRIV. CEPIT. in exergue. . 4,01 g.
Very nice cabinet tone with subtle iridescent hues. Slightly off-center strike, without affecting the design elements. Very attractive and rare in this grade. AU. Est...700,00.
Scribonius. L. Scribonius Libo. Denarius. 62 BC. Rome. (Ffc-1102). (Craw-416/1a). (Cal-1248). Anv.: BON. EVENT before diademed head of Bonus Eventus right, LIBO behind. Rev.: PVTEAL above well-head ornamented with two lyres, hammer and festoons, SCRIBON., in exergue. . 3,83 g. Very well-centered struck. Original luster. AU. Est...350,00.
Sicinius. Q. Sicinius. Denarius. 49 BC. Rome. (Ffc-1130). (Craw-440/1). (Cal-1285). Anv.: Diademed head of Fortune right, FORT., before, P. R. behind. Rev.: Q. SICINIVS. III. VIR., caduceus and palm in saltire, laurel-wreath above. . 3,94 g.
Delicate patina. Very scarce in this grade. XF. Est...350,00.
Julius Caesar. Julius Caesar as Consul, with Aulus Hirtius as Praetor. Aureus. 46 a.C. Rome. (Craw-466/1). (Sydenham-1017). (Calicó-37b). Anv.: C CAESAR – COS TER Veiled head of Vesta right. Rev.: A·HIRTIVS·P·R Lituus, jug and axe . . 8,14 g.
Excellent struck and well-centered on a broad flan. Nice color. Rare.
Aulus Hirtius, praetor and close associate of Julius Caesar, was responsible for this important issue of aurei intended to finance Caesar's quadruple triumph celebrated in September 46 BC. Its iconography conveys a message of peace following the victory over the Pompeian forces at Thapsus.
The need to reward Caesar's legions required massive and hurried production, explaining the uneven workmanship of some specimens. This issue marked the definitive introduction of the aureus into the Roman monetary system, allowing Caesar to make use of the enormous gold reserves acquired in Gaul without having to exchange them for silver, the metal traditionally used to pay soldiers. XF. Est...9000,00.
Superb Julius Caesar!!
Julius Caesar. L. Mussidius Longus. Denarius. 42 BC. Galia. (Ffc-24). (Craw-494/39). (Sydenham-1096a). Anv.: Laureate head of Julius Caesar right. Rev.: L. MVSSIDIVS · LONGVS, around rudder, cornucopiae on globe, caduceus and priest's hat. . 3,94 g.
Magnificent portrait of exceptionally fine style. Lovely old cabinet toning with subtle iridescent hues and traces of underlying original luster. Very well-centered strike, with a slight off-center strike on the reverse. Very rare, especially in this grade.
The image of Julius Caesar was a powerful propaganda tool for Mark Antony and Octavian, who were preparing to confront Brutus and Cassius when this denarius was struck in 42 BC. The Caesarian victory at the Battle of Philippi in October of that year avenged his assassination and brought Rome one step closer to monarchy.
The reverse features rich symbolism: the cornucopia atop the globe and the rudder evoke Caesar's conquests and his control over the Mediterranean; the apex represents his position as Pontifex Maximus, while the winged caduceus symbolizes the peace and prosperity brought about by his victories.
With a few exceptions, Octavian ceased using Caesar's portrait as the principal motif on his coinage after 38 BC, when he issued commemorative types celebrating his connection to the deified dictator. AU/XF. Est...15000,00.
NGC - AU 5/5, 4/5
Augustus. P. Petronius Turpilianus. Denarius. 19-18 BC. Rome. (Ffc-318). (Ric-I 300). (Bmcre-32). Anv.: CAESAR AVGVSTVS bare head of Augustus right. Rev.: TVRPILIANVS III. VIR, star above crescent moon. . 3,66 g.
Superb specimen with excellent eye appeal. Lovely cabinet toning with subtle golden and bluish hues. Very well-centered strike. Very rare in this grade and undoubtedly one of the finest known specimens.
Slabbed by NGC as AU, Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5. Est...4000,00.
Tiberius. Denarius. 14-37 d.C. Lugdunum. (Ric-I 26). (Bmcre-34). (Rsc-16). Anv.: TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS, laureate head to right. Rev.: PONTIF MAXIM, Livia as Pax seated to right on chair with ornamented legs, her legs draped resting on footstool, holding sceptre and branch; on singular exergual line. . 3,80 g.
Fantastic portrait. Nice iridescent toning. Attractive and rare in this condition. XF. Est...1000,00.
Tiberius. Denarius. 14-37 AD. Lugdunum. (Ric-I 30). (Bmcre-48). (Rsc-16a). Anv.: TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS. Laureate head of Tiberius to the right. Rev.: PONTIF MAXIM. Livia (as Pax), holding scepter and olive branch, seated right on chair, feet on footstool; ornate chair legs. . 3,72 g.
Sharply struck and good eye appeal. Original luster. AU. Est...900,00.
Tiberius. Denarius. 36-37 AD. Lugdunum. (Ric-I 30). (Lyon-152). (Rsc-16a). Anv.: TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVSTVS. Laureate head of Tiberius to the right. Rev.: PONTIF MAXIM. Livia (as Pax), holding scepter and olive branch, seated right on chair, feet on footstool; ornate chair legs. . 3,76 g.
Lovely rainbow toning with underlying original luster. Slightly off-center obverse and perfectly centered reverse. Rare in this condition. XF/Almost XF. Est...1000,00.
Caligula. Sestertius. 37-38 AD. Rome. (Ric-I 37). (Bmcre-38). (C-24). Anv.: C CAESAR•AVG GERMANICVS PON M•TR•POT. Laureate head to left. Rev.: S P Q R P•P OB CIVES SERVATOS, in four lines within oak wreath. . 25,17 g.
A beautiful and expressive portrait, with magnificent definition and exquisite detail in the hair. Scarce. XF/Almost XF. Est...4000,00.
Claudius. Denarius. 46-47 AD. Rome. (Ric-I 39). (Bmcre-40/1). (Rsc-58). Anv.: TI CLAVD CAESAR AVG P M•TR•P•VI•IMP•XI, laureate head to right. Rev.: PACI AVGVSTAE, Pax-Nemesis, winged and draped, advancing to right, holding winged caduceus in left hand pointing down at serpent to right, and holding out fold of drapery below chin. . 3,69 g.
A fine specimen with complete legends and a well-defined portrait. It exhibits minor surface marks, which do not significantly detract from its appeal or rarity. Almost XF/Choice VF. Est...3000,00.
Claudius. Denarius. 46-47 AD. Rome. (Ric-I 39). (Bmcre-40). (Rsc-58). Anv.: TI CLAVD CAESAR AVG P M TR P (VI IMP XI), laureate head to right. Rev.: PACI AVGVSTAE, Pax-Nemesis, winged and draped, advancing to right, holding winged caduceus pointing down at snake and holding out fold of drapery below chin. . 3,21 g. Rare. VF. Est...1500,00.
NGC - Ch VF 5/5, 2/5
Claudius. Denarius. 41-42 AD. Rome. (Ric-I 39). (Bmcre-40). (Rsc-58). Anv.: TI CLAVD CAESAR AVG P M TR P, laureate head right. Rev.: PACI AVGVSTAE, Pax-Nemesis, winged and draped, advancing right, with right hand holding out fold of drapery below chin, with left hand holding winged caduceus, pointing down at snake, gliding right. . 3,39 g.
Irregular patina. Rare.
Slabbed by NGC as Ch VF, Strike 5/5, Surface 2/5, Smoothing. Est...1800,00.
Nero. Sestertius. 65 AD. Rome. (Ric-I 273 var. Bust). (Bmcre-173). Anv.: NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER P M TR P IMP P P, laureate head to right. Rev.: Roma, helmeted and draped, seated to left on cuirass, right foot on helmet, holding Victory in outstretched right hand and resting left hand on parazonium; to right, shields set on ground, S-C across field, ROMA in exergue. . 24,80 g. Tooled and smoothed. Almost XF. Est...800,00.
NGC - Ch VF 4/5, 3/5
Otho. Denarius. 69 AD. Rome. (Ric-I 10). (Bmcre-19). (Rsc-15). Anv.: IMP OTHO (CAESA)R AVG TR P, bare head to right . Rev.: SECVRITAS P R, Securitas standing to left, holding wreath and sceptre . . 3,28 g.
Slightly irregular flan. Nice patina. Rare.
Slabbed by NGC as Ch VF, Strike 4/5, Surface 3/5, Brushed. Est...1800,00.
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