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Kings of Macedon,
Philip II, 359-336 BC, Amphipolis mint,
AR (Silver) Tetradrachm, 14.16 gm, 24-25 mm
obv.: Laureate head of
Zeus facing right
rev.: "ΦΙΛΙΠ
- ΠΟΥ"
Youth on horseback right, holding palm in
right hand, rein in left; "Λ and torch" below
horse, "M" below raised foreleg.
note: Strong
strike, good metal and nice detail. Small test cut on reverse does not hurt
the overall beauty of this coin. |
$335.00
sold |
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AIGINA, Attica, after 404
B.C., AR (Silver) Stater,
11.64 gm, 20x17 mm,
SNG Cop. Attica-Aegina 516-517.
obv.: Turtle with globular segmented shell,
pointed hindquarter.
rev.: "Early Union
Jack" -- eight-part divided punch.
note: Attractively
toned nice example of this
rare type. |
$695.00
sold |
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Attica, Athens,
300-262 BC, AR (Silver) Tetradrachm,
17.12 gm, 19x21
mm
obv.: Head of
Athena facing right wearing crested
helmet ornamented with three olive-leaves
and floral scroll.
rev.: Owl standing
right, head facing with AOE to
right and olive twig and crescent to left.
note: Nicely toned
and good metal. Very pleasing specimen. |
$365.00
sold |
