U B L I C

AUCTION

SALE

ANCIENT, FOREIGN

and

UNITED STATES COINS *JUNE 10, 11, 12, 1996

123 WEST 57th STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019-2280

PUBLIC AUCTION

SALE

ANCIENT, FOREIGN

and

UNITED STATES COINS JUNE10, 11,12, 1996

0

123 WEST 57th STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019-2280

LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE
1	1,705.00	61	357.50	121	275.00	181	231.00
2	1,430.00	62	770.00	122	220.00	182	242.00
3	1,155.00	63	550.00	123	357.50	183	522.50
4	825.00	64	319.00	124	880.00	184	187.00
5	1,155.00	65	935.00	125	275.00	185	1,210.00
6	825.00	66	286 . 00	126	660.00	186	1,760.00
7	2,090.00	67	467.50	127	385.00	187	880.00
8	1,870.00	68	550.00	128	308.00	188	1,155.00
9	1,540.00	69	242.00	129	440.00	189	825.00
10	1,375.00	70	220.00	130	1,155.00	190	467.50
11	2,200.00	71	440 . 00	131	1,100.00	191	132.00
12	1,650.00	72	286.00	132	495.00	192	357.50
13	1,650.00	73	550.00	133	825.00	193	374.00
14	1,540.00	74	495.00	134	1,045.00	194	550.00
15	1,485.00	75	495.00	135	660 . 00	195	308.00
16	1,430.00	76	1,375.00	136	770.00	196	3,300.00
17	880.00	77	242.00	137	330.00	197	550.00
18	2,530.00	78	632.50	138	352.00	198	577 . 50
19	935.00	79	990.00	139	412.50	199	407.00
20	2,310.00	80	1,760.00	140	412.50	200	385.00
21	2,310.00	81	2,750.00	141	550.00	201	264.00
22	2,310.00	82	264.00	142	522.50	202	154.00
23	2,255.00	83	440.00	143	632.50	203	275.00
24	2,255.00	84	594.00	144	1,100.00	204	275.00
25	3,355.00	85	440.00	145	660.00	205	220.00
26	3,355.00	86	577.50	146	770.00	206	385.00
27	3,355.00	87	550.00	147	1,375.00	207	440.00
28	3,355.00	88	517.00	148	220.00	208	264.00
29	3,355.00	89	247.50	149	440 . 00	209	253.00
30	3,355.00	90	440 . 00	150	451.00	210	385.00
31	3,355.00	91	247.50	151	522.50	211	330.00
32	3,850.00	92	330.00	152	770.00	212	258.50
33	3,960.00	93	797.50	153	1,540.00	213	275.00
34	3,740.00	94	770.00	154	1,320.00	214	770.00
35	3,740.00	95	440.00	155	308.00	215	110.00
36	577.50	96	357 . 50	156	2.750.00	216	577 . 50
37	550.00	97	687.50	157	3,080.00	217	412.50
38	1,100.00	98	687.50	158	330.00	218	264.00
39	2,970.00	99	1,430.00	159	495.00	219	209.00
40	6,050.00	100	550.00	160	550.00	220	357 . 50
41	3,410.00	101	209.00	161	10.450.00	221	231.00
42	6,875.00	102	605.00	162	550.00	222	242.00
43	2,860.00	103	880 . 00	163	1,375.00	223	88.00
44	440.00	104	1,100.00	164	770.00	224	275.00
45	1,760.00	105	1,265.00	165	660.00	225	275.00
46	1,210.00	106	1,100.00	166	770.00	226	264.00
47	1,320. 00	107	1,045.00	167	825.00	227	187.00
48	1,155.00	108	715.00	168	550.00	228	275.00
49	1,320.00	109	1,210.00	169	880.00	229	242.00
50	1,595.00	110	770.00	170	880 . 00	230	660.00
51	1,265.00	111	1,100.00	171	522.50	231	330.00
52	3,740.00	112	1,265.00	172	1,540.00	232	275.00
53	3,850.00	113	1,045.00	173	1,045.00	233	374.00
54	880 . 00	114	825.00	174	412.50	234	154.00
55	6,600.00	115	385.00	175	341.00	235	143.00
56	1,430.00	116	440.00	176	715.00	236	176.00
57	1,540.00	117	176.00	177	660.00	237	165.00
58	797.50	118	1,650.00	178	352.00	238	110.00
59	770.00	119	2,200.00	179	264.00	239	121.00
60	577.50	120	2,090.00	180	286.00	240	247 . 50

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907.

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320.

265.

308.

385.

467.

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770.

517.

308.

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302.

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264.

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385.

357.

LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE
301	286.00	361	742.50	421	357.50
302	522.50	362	1,100.00	422	143.00
303	522.50	363	264.00	423	412.50
304	715.00	364	220.00	424	176.00
305	632.50	365	517.00	425	220.00
306	935.00	366	550.00	426	209.00
307	1,210.00	367	1,100.00	427	220.00
308	1,320.00	368	286.00	428	275.00
309	990.00	369	454.30	429	198.00
310	577.50	370	632.50	430	264.00
311	550.00	371	385.00	431	385.00
312	143.00	372	467.50	432	231.00
313	176.00	373	198.00	433	198.00
314	121.00	374	302.50	434	605.00
315	357.50	375	198.00	435	286.00
316	99.00	376	605.00	436	3,300.00
317	231.00	377	143.00	437	3,850.00
318	88.00	378	467.50	438	1,870.00
319	220.00	379	330.00	439	2,750.00
320	550.00	380	660.00	440	1,540. 00
321	192.50	381	192.50	441	1,650.00
322	1,540.00	382	412.50	442	1,870.00
323	440.00	383	264.00	443	1,430.00
324	330.00	384	550.00	444	1,430.00
325	165.00	385	1,100.00	445	3,850.00
326	440.00	386	770.00	446	3,410.00
327	143.00	387	357.50	447	330.00
328	412.50	388	126.50	448	104.50
329	467.50	389	660.00	449	104.50
330	660.00	390	495.00	450	660.00
331	1,045.00	391	522.50	451	187.00
332	825.00	392	880.00	452	330.00
333	990 . 00	393	880.00	453	176.00
334	1,320. 00	394	605.00	454	412.50
335	1,210.00	395	660.00	455	247.50
336	1,155.00	396	341.00	456	1,210.00
337	1.430.00	397	412.50	457	1,210.00
338	1,595.00	398	330.00	458	1,265.00
339	1,210.00	399	264.00	459	1,155.00
340	880.00	400	132.00	460	990.00
341	1,540.00	401	38.50	461	275.00
342	1,980.00	402	385.00	462	935.00
343	2,145.00	403	18,700.00	463	154.00
344	1,430.00	404	1,540.00	464	220.00
345	1,540.00	405	143.00	465	143.00
346	1,540.00	406	110.00	466	935.00
347	1,595.00	407	231.00	467	176.00
348	1,650.00	408	495.00	468	374.00
349	1,540.00	409	412.50	469	440 . 00
350	1,540. 00	410	577.50	470	440.00
351	1,540. 00	411	385.00	471	495.00
352	1,540.00	412	467.50	472	242.00
353	1,595.00	413	209.00	473	880 . 00
354	2,200.00	414	231.00	474	825.00
355	275.00	415	132.00	475	715.00
356	412.50	416	467.50	476	1,540.00
357	495.00	417	522.50	477	962.50
358	522.50	418	357.50	478	577.50
359	522.50	419	440 . 00	479	550.00
360	302 . 50	420	687.50	480	330 . 00

LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE
481	440.00	541	1,100.00	601	264.00	661	82.50
482	550.00	542	687.50	602	168.30	662	77.00
483	209.00	543	880.00	603	154.00	663	88.00
484	330.00	544	1,100.00	604	82.50	664	66.00
485	660.00	545	715.00	605	357 . 50	665	99.00
486	412.50	546	1,100.00	606	275.00	666	121.00
487	357.50	547	825.00	607	797 . 50	667	112.20
488	412.50	548	962.50	608	660.00	668	154.00
489	231.00	549	880.00	609	660.00	669	110.00
490	1,375.00	550	962.50	610	1,430.00	670	110.00
491	154.00	551	1,100.00	611	660.00	671	126.50
492	770.00	552	935.00	612	357.50	672	93.50
493	1,650.00	553	990.00	613	990.00	673	71.50
494	935.00	554	440.00	614	440.00	674	71.50
495	632.50	555	962.50	615	577.50	675	71.50
496	330.00	556	671.00	616	550.00	676	88.00
497	935.00	557	412.50	617	935.00	677	880.00
498	605.00	558	880.00	618	577.50	678	1,320.00
499	220.00	559	907.50	619	825.00	679	660.00
500	550.00	560	467.50	620	1,210.00	680	687.50
501	522.50	561	467 . 50	621	1,320.00	681	660.00
502	715.00	562	440 . 00	622	1,210.00	682	770.00
503	990.00	563	550.00	623	1,265.00	683	1,100.00
504	660.00	564	550.00	624	687.50	684	1,430.00
505	412.50	565	550.00	625	467.50	685	1,265.00
506	770.00	566	467.50	626	WITHDRAWN	686	770.00
507	330.00	567	467.50	627	687.50	687	825.00
508	302.50	568	467.50	628	687.50	688	467.50
509	495.00	569	522.50	629	715.00	689	3,190.00
510	687.50	570	605.00	630	220.00	690	2,970.00
511	1,320.00	571	550.00	631	550.00	691	1,540.00
512	154.00	572	715.00	632	132.00	692	1,980. 00
513	231.00	573	687 . 50	633	165.00	693	1,045.00
514	770.00	574	660.00	634	330.00	694	7,700.00
515	242.00	575	660.00	635	165.00	695	8,250.00
516	1,650.00	576	660.00	636	165.00	696	2,750.00
517	121.00	577	742.50	637	192.50	697	2,640.00
518	825.00	578	880.00	638	220.00	698	825.00
519	660.00	579	880.00	639	165.00	699	2,420.00
520	275.00	580	935.00	640	165.00	700	1,760.00
521	550.00	581	880.00	641	137.50	701	550 . 00
522	247.50	582	935.00	642	275.00	702	715.00
523	220.00	583	990.00	643	550.00	703	3,190.00
524	220.00	584	1,100. 00	644	3,300.00	704	825.00
525	330.00	585	467.50	645	935.00	705	770.00
526	1,210.00	586	495.00	646	495.00	706	522.50
527	715.00	587	687.50	647	385.00	707	440 . 00
528	2,090.00	588	687.50	648	220.00	708	93.50
529	1,705.00	589	907.50	649	1,870.00	709	385.00
530	1,595.00	590	88.00	650	286.00	710	176.00
531	220.00	591	82.50	651	104.50	711	880.00
532	550.00	592	71.50	652	660.00	712	385.00
533	1,155.00	593	176.00	653	935.00	713	330.00
534	352.00	594	82.50	654	3,410.00	714	522.50
535	286 . 00	595	82.50	655	66.00	715	550.00
536	220.00	596	357.50	656	66.00	716	93.50
537	154.00	597	660.00	657	60.50	717	632.50
538	440 . 00	598	495.00	658	66.00	718	126.50
539	412.50	599	550.00	659	77.00	719	82.50
540	357.50	600	192.50	660	77.00	720	467.50

LOT *	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE
721	385.00	781	176.00	841	220 . 00	901	1,430.00
722	550.00	782	176.00	842	209.00	902	1,430.00
723	88.00	783	154.00	843	990 . 00	903	374.00
724	522.50	784	203.50	844	198.00	904	176.00
725	440 . 00	785	550.00	845	176.00	905	264.00
726	825.00	786	165.00	846	198.00	906	209.00
727	330 . 00	787	121.00	847	1,320. 00	907	264.00
728	440.00	788	154.00	848	495.00	908	660.00
729	302.50	789	110.00	849	440 . 00	909	440.00
730	242.00	790	121.00	850	880.00	910	825.00
731	440.00	791	198.00	851	990.00	911	110.00
732	990 . 00	792	242.00	852	385.00	912	341.00
733	742.50	793	231.00	853	198.00	913	165.00
734	522.50	794	165.00	854	209.00	914	522.50
735	440.00	795	247.50	855	198.00	915	297.00
736	660.00	796	412.50	856	357.50	916	935.00
737	577.50	797	302.50	857	357.50	917	198.00
738	522 . 50	798	187.00	858	357.50	918	605.00
739	550.00	799	176.00	859	357 . 50	919	935.00
740	715.00	800	990.00	860	357.50	920	522.50
741	770.00	801	935.00	861	275.00	921	660.00
742	825.00	802	990.00	862	330 . 00	922	93.50
743	330.00	803	687 . 50	863	330.00	923	187.00
744	440 . 00	804	1,760.00	864	495.00	924	165.00
745	330 . 00	805	770.00	865	242.00	925	275.00
746	220/00	806	715.00	866	132.00	926	93.50
747	440.00	807	445.50	867	495.00	927	88.00
748	1.017.50	808	2,255.00	868	220.00	928	93.50
749	825.00	809	770.00	869	330 . 00	929	82.50
750	825.00	810	3,520.00	870	3,520.00	930	82.50
751	770.00	811	1,100.00	871	2,860.00	931	82.50
752	770.00	812	4,620.00	872	1,430.00	932	170.50
753	522.50	813	440.00	873	495.00	933	242.00
754	577.50	814	440.00	874	577.50	934	110.00
755	495.00	815	357.50	875	550.00	935	440.00
756	495.00	816	302.50	876	99.00	936	275.00
757	715.00	817	330.00	877	176.00	937	302 . 50
758	143.00	818	275.00	878	198.00	938	286.00
759	121.00	819	550.00	879	330.00	939	242.00
760	357.50	820	550.00	880	154.00	940	242.00
761	429.00	821	632 . 50	881	176.00	941	330 . 00
762	797.50	822	1,650.00	882	247.50	942	396.00
763	165.00	823	1,155.00	883	198.00	943	1,430.00
764	1,375.00	824	1,045.00	884	176.00	944	825.00
765	104.50	825	797.50	885	302.50	945	880.00
766	104.50	826	467.50	886	247.50	946	880.00
767	220.00	827	715.00	887	302.50	947	1,430.00
768	104 . 50	828	1,925.00	888	330.00	948	176.00
769	104.50	829	440.00	889	198.00	949	297.00
770	104.50	830	165.00	890	990.00	950	687.50
771	115.50	831	231.00	891	1,430.00	951	1,980.00
772	99.00	832	385.00	892	1,430.00	952	5,280.00
773	429.00	833	357.50	893	1,430.00	953	1,980.00
774	220.00	834	577.50	894	1,540.00	954	1,265.00
775	341.00	835	412.50	895	1,540.00	955	198.00
776	440.00	836	495.00	896	1,540.00	956	165.00
777	880.00	837	495.00	897	1,595.00	957	165.00
778	275.00	838	1,017.50	898	1,540.00	958	165.00
779	1,320.00	839	1,100.00	899	1,650.00	959	165.00
780	495.00	840	242.00	900	1,595.00	960	165.00

PRICE

LOT #	PRICE	LOT *	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #
961	2,200.00	1021	2,310.00	1081	231.00	1141
962	203.50	1022	2,200.00	1082	88.00	1142
963	115.50	1023	192.50	1083	7,700.00	1143
964	121.00	1024	165.00	1084	577.50	1144
965	132.00	1025	4,565.00	1085	577.50	1145
966	935.00	1026	2,090.00	1086	137.50	1146
967	1,540. 00	1027	770.00	1087	825.00	1147
968	1,210.00	1028	1,870. 00	1088	286.00	1148
969	99.00	1029	192.50	1089	121.00	1149
970	2,750.00	1030	176.00	1090	132.00	1150
971	2,090.00	1031	1,320.00	1091	660.00	1151
972	2,310.00	1032	209.00	1092	132.00	1152
973	2,420.00	1033	264.00	1093	60.50	1153
974	2,310.00	1034	825.00	1094	154.00	1154
975	258.50	1035	286.00	1095	275.00	1155
976	231.00	1036	1,650.00	1096	319.00	1156
977	275.00	1037	770.00	1097	357.50	1157
978	154.00	1038	852.50	1098	319.00	1158
979	143.00	1039	742.50	1099	82,500.00	1159
980	209.00	1040	935.00	1100	4,675.00	1160
981	319.00	1041	440.00	1101	990.00	1161
982	319.00	1042	82.50	1102	1,017.50	1162
983	319.00	1043	962.50	1103	2,310.00	1163
984	242.00	1044	990.00	1104	2,200.00	1164
985	319.00	1045	660.00	1105	2,420.00	1165
986	198.00	1046	770.00	1106	275.00	1166
987	220.00	1047	715.00	1107	286.00	1167
988	220.00	1048	990.00	1108	550.00	1168
989	165.00	1049	605.00	1109	165.00	1169
990	165.00	1050	99.00	1110	176.00	1170
991	165.00	1051	1,320.00	1111	1,100.00	1171
992	176.00	1052	1,045.00	1112	242.00	1172
993	165.00	1053	990.00	1113	1,045.00	1173
994	165.00	1054	467 . 50	1114	396.00	1174
995	165.00	1055	825.00	1115	550.00	1175
996	176.00	1056	440.00	1116	1,650.00	1176
997	165.00	1057	440.00	1117	385.00	1177
998	165.00	1058	374.00	1118	253.00	1178
999	165.00	1059	605.00	1119	165.00	1179
1000	176.00	1060	715.00	1120	495.00	1180
1001	165.00	1061	907.50	1121	660.00	1181
1002	176.00	1062	1,650.00	1122	385.00	1182
1003	165.00	1063	286 . 00	1123	522.50	1183
1004	165.00	1064	60.50	1124	995.50	1184
1005	165.00	1065	143.00	1125	797.50	1185
1006	88.00	1066	1,760.00	1126	330.00	1186
1007	77.00	1067	154.00	1127	577.50	1187
1008	71.50	1068	165.00	1128	660.00	1188
1009	88.00	1069	1,265.00	1129	1,045.00	1189
1010	60.50	1070	467.50	1130	308.00	1190
1011	93.50	1071	176.00	1131	330.00	1191
1012	66.00	1072	1,045.00	1132	1,760.00	1192
1013	82.50	1073	990 . 00	1133	264.00	1193
1014	71.50	1074	330.00	1134	209.00	1194
1015	38.50	1075	187.00	1135	231.00	1195
1016	154.00	1076	99.00	1136	1,210.00	1196
1017	77.00	1077	687 . 50	1137	825.00	1197
1018	77.00	1078	550.00	1138	330 . 00	1198
1019	3,300.00	1079	137.50	1139	1,650.00	1199
1020	2,090.00	1080	121.00	1140	616.00	1200

5 . 720 . 00

330.00

495.00

154.00

275.00

550 . 00

907.50

2.750.00

632.50

143.00

385 . 00

577.50

440.00

176.00

352.00

1.045.00

687.50

797.50

451.00

357.50

467.50

352.00

308.00

742.50

132.00

385.00

605.00

396.00

247.50

1.320.00

209.00

187.00

990.00

374.00

440.00

308.00

352.00

143.00

2.310.00

264.00

242.00

220.00

264.00

412.50

330.00

880.00

1.210.00 1,100.00

319.00

1,540.00

467.50

352.00

484.00

198.00

687.50

440.00

852.50

522.50

275.00

440.00

liOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE
1201	632.50	1261	176.00	1321	308.00	1381	220.00
1202	231.00	1262	253.00	1322	264.00	1382	220.00
1203	396.00	1263	715.00	1323	165.00	1383	220.00
1204	412.50	1264	660.00	1324	275.00	1384	220.00
1205	880.00	1265	1,980.00	1325	176.00	1385	220.00
1206	412.50	1266	1,760.00	1326	660 . 00	1386	225.50
1207	187.00	1267	330 . 00	1327	3,960.00	1387	220.00
1208	242.00	1268	605.00	1328	2,310.00	1388	121.00
1209	154.00	1269	209.00	1329	3,080.00	1389	71.50
1210	231.00	1270	330.00	1330	3,300.00	1390	176.00
1211	396.00	1271	330.00	1331	357 . 50	1391	44.00
1212	176.00	1272	1,760.00	1332	275.00	1392	93.50
1213	330.00	1273	209.00	1333	330 . 00	1393	37.40
1214	242.00	1274	198.00	1334	330.00	1394	137.50
1215	660.00	1275	209.00	1335	1,980.00	1395	49.50
1216	209.00	1276	209.00	1336	209.00	1396	71.50
1217	385.00	1277	231.00	1337	2,750.00	1397	55.00
1218	209.00	1278	187.00	1338	770.00	1398	55.00
1219	286.00	1279	632.50	1339	495.00	1399	55.00
1220	2,420.00	1280	632.50	1340	577.50	1400	44.00
1221	660.00	1281	1,760.00	1341	495.00	1401	550.00
1222	462.00	1282	495.00	1342	176.00	1402	77.00
1223	605.00	1283	308.00	1343	522.50	1403	220.00
1224	385.00	1284	165.00	1344	242.00	1404	247.50
1225	1,980.00	1285	1,045.00	1345	165.00	1405	247.50
1226	187.00	1286	132.00	1346	198.00	1406	66.00
1227	220.00	1287	935.00	1347	302.50	1407	99.00
1228	330.00	1288	209.00	1348	187.00	1408	308.00
1229	165.00	1289	2,200.00	1349	935.00	1409	55.00
1230	154.00	1290	220.00	1350	440 . 00	1410	308.00
1231	302.50	1291	352.00	1351	176.00	1411	77.00
1232	1,430.00	1292	220.00	1352	187 . 00	1412	137.50
1233	935.00	1293	297.00	1353	1,980.00	1413	121.00
1234	500.50	1294	935.00	1354	1,265.00	1414	115.50
1235	220.00	1295	1,210.00	1355	577.50	1415	137.50
1236	1,072.50	1296	495.00	1356	154.00	1416	82.50
1237	522.50	1297	242.00	1357	1,155.00	1417	137.50
1238	231.00	1298	385.00	1358	198.00	1418	220 . 00
1239	577.50	1299	242.00	1359	385.00	1419	93.50
1240	440.00	1300	660.00	1360	440.00	1420	110.00
1241	852.50	1301	715.00	1361	132.00	1421	154.00
1242	181.50	1302	242.00	1362	231.00	1422	137.50
1243	1,430.00	1303	220.00	1363	49.50	1423	154.00
1244	742.50	1304	495.00	1364	220.00	1424	154.00
1245	385.00	1305	1,540. 00	1365	825.00	1425	154.00
1246	5,500.00	1306	495.00	1366	23,100.00	1426	143.00
1247	1,540. 00	1307	715.00	1367	1,100.00	1427	137.50
1248	412.50	1308	302.50	1368	3,410.00	1428	137.50
1249	154.00	1309	264.00	1369	275.00	1429	55.00
1250	198.00	1310	990.00	1370	1,265.00	1430	55.00
1251	242.00	1311	1,430.00	1371	121.00	1431	357.50
1252	770.00	1312	440.00	1372	110.00	1432	110.00
1253	467.50	1313	357 . 50	1373	385.00	1433	38.50
1254	440.00	1314	1,155.00	1374	165.00	1434	110.00
1255	660 . 00	1315	1,045.00	1375	308.00	1435	132.00
1256	1,375.00	1316	302.50	1376	3,300.00	1436	82.50
1257	522.50	1317	880 . 00	1377	3,300.00	1437	67.10
1258	286.00	1318	550.00	1378	132.00	1438	88.00
1259	440.00	1319	385.00	1379	715.00	1439	110.00
1260	198.00	1320	198.00	1380	220.00	1440	88.00

LOT «	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE
1441	110.00	1501	412.50	1561	495.00	1621	3,300.00
1442	154.00	1502	247.50	1562	467.50	1622	2,860.00
1443	6.875.00	1503	660.00	1563	275.00	1623	1,870.00
1444	330.00	1504	275.00	1564	605.00	1624	2,200.00
1445	5,500.00	1505	302.50	1565	605.00	1625	2,640.00
1446	9,900.00	1506	495.00	1566	495.00	1626	4,400.00
1447	1,540.00	1507	3,080.00	1567	440 . 00	1627	467.50
1448	687 . 50	1508	3,080.00	1568	770.00	1628	357.50
1449	715.00	1509	770.00	1569	660.00	1629	253.00
1450	286.00	1510	9,350.00	1570	198.00	1630	522.50
1451	770.00	1511	3,960.00	1571	660 . 00	1631	319.00
1452	154.00	1512	605.00	1572	275.00	1632	209.00
1453	15,950.00	1513	797.50	1573	143.00	1633	737.00
1454	880 . 00	1514	275.00	1574	247 . 50	1634	55.00
1455	2,200.00	1515	319.00	1575	742.50	1635	165.00
1456	605.00	1516	467.50	1576	220.00	1636	66.00
1457	104.50	1517	187.00	1577	187.00	1637	176.00
1458	1,540.00	1518	1,870.00	1578	522.50	1638	99.00
1459	99.00	1519	440.00	1579	187.00	1639	484.00
1460	577.50	1520	495.00	1580	121.00	1640	396.00
1461	632.50	1521	275.00	1581	60.50	1641	308.00
1462	275.00	1522	1,320.00	1582	88.00	1642	412.50
1463	770.00	1523	264.00	1583	82.50	1643	297.00
1464	247.50	1524	302 . 50	1584	44.00	1644	286 . 00
1465	187.00	1525	632.50	1585	110.00	1645	1,045.00
1466	550.00	1526	1,155.00	1586	3,300.00	1646	522.50
1467	275.00	1527	132.00	1587	1,210.00	1647	4,675.00
1468	176.00	1528	154.00	1588	632.50	1648	715.00
1469	357 . 50	1529	2,090.00	1589	9,350.00	1649	110.00
1470	22,000.00	1530	770.00	1590	286.00	1650	154.00
1471	935.00	1531	440.00	1591	687.50	1651	330.00
1472	330.00	1532	1,760.00	1592	396.00	1652	165.00
1473	286.00	1533	308.00	1593	2,200.00	1653	990 . 00
1474	605.00	1534	242.00	1594	687.50	1654	242.00
1475	522.50	1535	275.00	1595	412.50	1655	99.00
1476	209.00	1536	412.50	1596	209.00	1656	907.50
1477	357.50	1537	330.00	1597	577.50	1657	1,980.00
1478	220.00	1538	88.00	1598	2,310.00	1658	742.50
1479	1,980.00	1539	143.00	1599	1,485.00	1659	412.50
1480	550.00	1540	121.00	1600	577.50	1660	192.50
1481	2,750.00	1541	132.00	1601	880.00	1661	165.00
1482	286.00	1542	825.00	1602	2,860.00	1662	165.00
1483	1,430.00	1543	187.00	1603	577.50	1663	80.30
1484	275.00	1544	632.50	1604	3.520.00	1664	110.00
1485	605.00	1545	1,430.00	1605	742 . 50	1665	187.00
1486	137 . 50	1546	3,190.00	1606	352.00	1666	132.00
1487	77.00	1547	3,575.00	1607	66.00	1667	71.50
1488	19,800.00	1548	550.00	1608	412.50	1668	171.60
1489	302.50	1549	605.00	1609	385.00	1669	187.00
1490	880 . 00	1550	1,100.00	1610	132.00	1670	192.50
1491	264.00	1551	209.00	1611	1,210.00	1671	209.00
1492	1,265.00	1552	478.50	1612	577.50	1672	374.00
1493	176.00	1553	385.00	1613	2,640.00	1673	198.00
1494	990 . 00	1554	1,100.00	1614	7,700.00	1674	506.00
1495	825.00	1555	742.50	1615	935.00	1675	165.00
1496	137.50	1556	247.50	1616	2,860.00	1676	148.50
1497	154.00	1557	1,045.00	1617	4,840.00	1677	176.00
1498	82.50	1558	550.00	1618	1,870.00	1678	297.00
1499	2,530.00	1559	990.00	1619	1,650.00	1679	264.00
1500	550.00	1560	275.00	1620	715.00	1680	440.00

LOT i	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT •	PRICE
1681	154.00	1741	577 . 50	1801	2,750.00	1861	357.50
1682	192.50	1742	2,970.00	1802	1,320.00	1862	357.50
1683	770.00	1743	7,150.00	1803	550.00	1863	302.50
1684	137 . 50	1744	3,850.00	1804	797.50	1864	440.00
1685	1,045.00	1745	264.00	1805	577.50	1865	632.50
1686	1,540.00	1746	242.00	1806	687.50	1866	632 . 50
1687	687 . 50	1747	330.00	1807	825.00	1867	1,045.00
1688	522.50	1748	385.00	1808	825.00	1868	440 . 00
1689	385.00	1749	143.00	1809	522.50	1869	440.00
1690	242.00	1750	632.50	1810	2,200.00	1870	605.00
1691	1,155.00	1751	198.00	1811	825.00	1871	357 . 50
1692	1,870.00	1752	165.00	1812	462.00	1872	522.50
1693	1,430.00	1753	1,430.00	1813	797.50	1873	522.50
1694	2,420.00	1754	440.00	1814	484.00	1874	1,760.00
1695	1,650.00	1755	440 . 00	1815	880 . 00	1875	330 . 00
1696	286.00	1756	605.00	1816	1,045.00	1876	308.00
1697	3,190.00	1757	632.50	1817	550.00	1877	121.00
1698	1,925.00	1758	770.00	1818	1,265.00	1878	198.00
1699	5,390.00	1759	2,640.00	1819	797.50	1879	1,485.00
1700	605.00	1760	2,530.00	1820	990.00	1880	1,870.00
1701	605.00	1761	632.50	1821	797 . 50	1881	4,840.00
1702	132.00	1762	1,870.00	1822	1,045.00	1882	220.00
1703	880 . 00	1763	418.00	1823	577.50	1883	660.00
1704	935.00	1764	209.00	1824	660.00	1884	1,760.00
1705	192.50	1765	198.00	1825	550.00	1885	192.50
1706	4,510.00	1766	9,350.00	1826	660.00	1886	396.00
1707	935.00	1767	357.50	1827	1,265.00	1887	275.00
1708	4,840.00	1768	440.00	1828	1,045.00	1888	880.00
1709	7,425.00	1769	632.50	1829	1,980.00	1889	880 . 00
1710	308.00	1770	935.00	1830	632.50	1890	407.00
1711	357.50	1771	297.00	1831	522.50	1891	385.00
1712	550.00	1772	3,850.00	1832	1,155.00	1892	264.00
1713	357.50	1773	10,450.00	1833	2,750.00	1893	440 . 00
1714	550.00	1774	2,200.00	1834	1,650.00	1894	770.00
1715	825.00	1775	632.50	1835	1,430.00	1895	550.00
1716	660 . 00	1776	264.00	1836	1,540. 00	1896	522.50
1717	550.00	1777	3,520.00	1837	577.50	1897	632.50
1718	1,100.00	1778	2,420.00	1838	577.50	1898	30,800.00
1719	440 . 00	1779	357 . 50	1839	880.00	1899	1,540. 00
1720	286.00	1780	852.50	1840	1,265.00	1900	935.00
1721	2,090.00	1781	550.00	1841	6,160.00	1901	935.00
1722	357 . 50	1782	770.00	1842	484.00	1902	1,100.00
1723	198.00	1783	550.00	1843	1,155.00	1903	880 . 00
1724	1,100.00	1784	1,320.00	1844	1,760.00	1904	1,540.00
1725	385.00	1785	3,960.00	1845	2,090.00	1905	990 . 00
1726	2,860.00	1786	825.00	1846	2,640.00	1906	330 . 00
1727	176.00	1787	742.50	1847	2,860.00	1907	2,970.00
1728	275.00	1788	374.00	1848	4,950.00	1908	1,650.00
1729	176.00	1789	748.00	1849	770.00	1909	550.00
1730	577.50	1790	1,155.00	1850	825.00	1910	687 . 50
1731	605.00	1791	990 . 00	1851	3,960.00	1911	577.50
1732	825.00	1792	440 . 00	1852	187.00	1912	385.00
1733	1,210.00	1793	467.50	1853	121.00	1913	385.00
1734	2,090.00	1794	385.00	1854	187.00	1914	715.00
1735	715.00	1795	4,180.00	1855	231.00	1915	770.00
1736	2,200.00	1796	495.00	1856	253.00	1916	550.00
1737	2,200. 00	1797	443.30	1857	363.00	1917	550.00
1738	533.50	1798	8,800.00	1858	330.00	1918	880.00
1739	605.00	1799	4,180. 00	1859	550.00	1919	770.00
1740	1,155.00	1800	3,025.00	1860	330.00	1920	825.00

LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE
1921	522.50	1981	687.50	2041	605.00	2101	577.50
1922	550.00	1982	176.00	2042	687 . 50	2102	478.50
1923	1,870.00	1983	1,045.00	2043	632.50	2103	462.00
1924	357.50	1984	275.00	2044	522.50	2104	WITHDRAWN
1925	418.00	1985	209.00	2045	418.00	2105	440 . 00
1926	440.00	1986	WITHDRAWN	2046	440.00	2106	495.00
1927	550.00	1987	154.00	2047	687.50	2107	632.50
1928	1,540.00	1988	137.50	2048	550.00	2108	522.50
1929	935.00	1989	1,650.00	2049	374.00	2109	605.00
1930	4,400.00	1990	1,155.00	2050	412.50	2110	880 . 00
1931	2,750.00	1991	577.50	2051	577.50	2111	462.00
1932	880.00	1992	46,200.00	2052	687.50	2112	1 , 540 . 00
1933	5,500.00	1993	176.00	2053	374.00	2113	1,265.00
1934	440.00	1994	297.00	2054	440.00	2114	4,620.00
1935	187.00	1995	132.00	2055	440.00	2115	627.00
1936	317.90	1996	264.00	2056	385.00	2116	605.00
1937	1,980.00	1997	220.00	2057	412.50	2117	660.00
1938	407.00	1998	242.00	2058	440.00	2118	1,045.00
1939	1,100.00	1999	192.50	2059	550.00	2119	990 . 00
1940	66,000.00	2000	209.00	2060	660.00	2120	990 . 00
1941	242.00	2001	308.00	2061	770.00	2121	990.00
1942	3,300.00	2002	132.00	2062	2,860.00	2122	632.50
1943	2,200.00	2003	412.50	2063	687.50	2123	1,072.50
1944	396.00	2004	143.00	2064	440 . 00	2124	907.50
1945	247.50	2005	132.00	2065	660.00	2125	1,265.00
1946	385.00	2006	176.00	2066	467.50	2126	1,210.00
1947	990.00	2007	264.00	2067	440.00	2127	1,375.00
1948	165.00	2008	231.00	2068	1,127.50	2128	1,210.00
1949	1,320.00	2009	1,155.00	2069	495.00	2129	1,375.00
1950	1,210.00	2010	335.50	2070	577.50	2130	1,265.00
1951	880 . 00	2011	WITHDRAWN	2071	440 . 00	2131	1 , 100 . 00
1952	1,430.00	2012	357.50	2072	605.00	2132	1,980. 00
1953	990.00	2013	990.00	2073	440.00	2133	1,760.00
1954	825.00	2014	176.00	2074	1,100.00	2134	605.00
1955	770.00	2015	WITHDRAWN	2075	935.00	2135	577.50
1956	14,850.00	2016	660.00	2076	467.50	2136	550.00
1957	605.00	2017	286.00	2077	467.50	2137	1,100.00
1958	3,740.00	2018	467.50	2078	770.00	2138	1,430. 00
1959	1,870.00	2019	297.00	2079	522.50	2139	1,155.00
1960	209.00	2020	660.00	2080	2,530.00	2140	1,155.00
1961	1,980.00	2021	440.00	2081	522.50	2141	742.50
1962	1,760.00	2022	577.50	2082	440.00	2142	1,100.00
1963	2,420.00	2023	231.00	2083	517.00	2143	715.00
1964	2,750.00	2024	WITHDRAWN	2084	962.50	2144	1,540.00
1965	2,640.00	2025	297.00	2085	478.50	2145	1.595.00
1966	2,750.00	2026	473.00	2086	907.50	2146	1.375.00
1967	1,760.00	2027	264.00	2087	825.00	2147	1,320.00
1968	5,060.00	2028	495.00	2088	495.00	2148	1,320.00
1969	2,860.00	2029	258.50	2089	478.50	2149	1,760. 00
1970	3,465.00	2030	253.00	2090	495.00	2150	1,760.00
1971	1,760.00	2031	297.00	2091	467.50	2151	1,485.00
1972	715.00	2032	495.00	2092	1.430.00	2152	1,595.00
1973	198.00	2033	330.00	2093	550.00	2153	935.00
1974	143.00	2034	605.00	2094	742.50	2154	660 . 00
1975	154.00	2035	396.00	2095	1,540.00	2155	605.00
1976	385.00	2036	341.00	2096	605.00	2156	522.50
1977	WITHDRAWN	2037	396 . 00	2097	24,200.00	2157	550.00
1978	143.00	2038	247.50	2098	522.50	2158	533.50
1979	7,425.00	2039	247.50	2099	1,045.00	2159	522.50
1980	275.00	2040	14,300.00	2100	1,650.00	2160	522.50

LOT «	PRICE	LOT »	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE
2161	687.50	2183	1,430.00	2205	1,210.00	2227	990 . 00
2162	522.50	2184	1,430.00	2206	1,540. 00	2228	742.50
2163	1,265.00	2185	1,045.00	2207	1,155.00	2229	935.00
2164	797.50	2186	1,100.00	2208	1,100. 00	2230	935.00
2165	880 . 00	2187	1,870.00	2209	1,265.00	2231	687 . 50
2166	742.50	2188	770.00	2210	1,265.00	2232	687 . 50
2167	715.00	2189	825.00	2211	715.00	2233	687 . 50
2168	797.50	2190	1,155.00	2212	687.50	2234	742.50
2169	1,210.00	2191	1,265.00	2213	577.50	2235	1,375.00
2170	687 . 50	2192	632.50	2214	577 . 50	2236	1,375.00
2171	687 . 50	2193	770.00	2215	687.50	2237	1.375.00
2172	687 . 50	2194	1,210.00	2216	687 . 50	2238	1,980.00
2173	2,090.00	2195	935.00	2217	687.50	2239	1,925.00
2174	2,310.00	2196	880 . 00	2218	1,045.00	2240	1,815.00
2175	2.420.00	2197	742.50	2219	632.50	2241	1,705.00
2176	2,750.00	2198	1,155.00	2220	1,265.00	2242	1,870.00
2177	990 . 00	2199	1,650.00	2221	1,320.00	2243	2,090.00
2178	1,265.00	2200	1,375.00	2222	1,265.00	2244	1,925.00
2179	962.50	2201	825.00	2223	1,870.00	2245	1,705.00
2180	1,540.00	2202	715.00	2224	1,430.00
2181	759.00	2203	550.00	2225	990 . 00
2182	2,420.00	2204	715.00	2226	715.00

Stack’s suggests that you employ not only prices realized but also other readily available sovu*ces of information in establishing numismatic market value.

*These prices represent the last price called by the auctioneer (the “hammer price”) plus the 10% Buyer’s Fee. Some of the lots may have been reacquired by the consignors and therefore have not actually been sold in accordance with paragraph 25 of the Terms Of Sale.

60 YEARS OF RARE COIN AUCTIONS

ANCIENT, FOREIGN

and

UNITED STATES COINS

TO BE SOLD AT

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE JUNE 10, 11, 12, 1996

Ancient Coins FIRST SESSION

Monday Evening, June 10, 1996 — 6:30 P.M. Sharp — Lots 1-641

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World Coins SECOND SESSION

Tuesday Evening, June 11, 1996 — 6:30 P.M. Sharp — Lots 642 - 1387

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United States Coins THIRD SESSION

Wednesday Evening, June 12, 1996 — 6:30 P.M. Sharp — Lots 1388 - 2245

Lot Viewing		Public Auction Sale
Lots will be on exhibition		To Be Held In The
EACH DAY starting JUNE 3, 1996 thru DAY OF SALE, from		Manhattan Skyline Suites
10:30 a.m. till 4:30 p.m., Monday		Of The
thru Friday, at 123 West 57th		PARK CENTRAL HOTEL
Street, N.Y. Positively no lots will be shown at the Park Central		Seventh Avenue at 56th Street
Hotel.		NEW YORK CITY

Catalogued and Sold by

123 WEST 57th STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019-2280 Telephone (212) 582-2580 FAX (212) 245-5018 or (212) 582-1946

Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. ABA 021-000238 A C 155-43-532

Licensed Auctioneers: Harvey G. Stack, #0522763; Lawrence Stack. #0798114.

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TERMS OF SALE

These terms of sale are designed to conform to the Amended Rules for Public Auction Sales in New York City by the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Bylaws of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc.

1. This public auction sale is conducted pursuant to these Terms of Sale by licensed and bonded auctioneers, Harvey G. Stack, #0522763 and Lawrence R. Stack, #0798114.

2. Each bidder, by bidding in the sale, agrees that a 10% BUYER’S CHARGE will be added to the “hammer price” or winning bid of each lot as determined by the auctioneer. This 10% BUYER’S FEE will be added to the invoice of each successful bidder over and above the actual sum bid or offered. The Buyer’s Fee applies regardless of a bidder’s affiliation with any group or organization, and is imposed on all bidders. No lots will be delivered or shown at the auction. Auction sales are strictly for cash and must be paid for promptly in U.S. funds. STACK’S reminds you that all bidders personally guarantee prompt payment in full. Checks are permitted with identification acceptable to STACK’S. On any accounts past due, STACK’S reserves the right to extend credit and impose periodic charges as stated in these Terms of Sale or on the invoice or statement. Buyer agrees to pay the reasonable attorney fees and costs required to collect on such past due accounts. All lots delivered in New York State are subject to applicable Sales Tax. Buyer agrees to pay any sales tax, use tax, and any other applicable taxes that now, or hereafter, are found to be due by virtue of the sale, and to indemnify and hold STACK’S harmless for any sales or other taxes due thereunder, including reasonable attorneys fees, costs and any interest or penalties assessed. Buyer shall also pay all shipping and handling charges where applicable.

3. Purchasers claiming exemption from such taxes must submit resale or exemption certificates or other proof of exemp- tion. Out-of-state Purchasers taking delivery in New York must provide an OSR certificate or pay applicable taxes due. All purchasers represent that they are not seeking to acquire goods for personal, family, or household purposes, but are bidding for resale purposes; and those submitting OSR’s additionally represent that they are professionals, knowledgeable and fully aware of what they are purchasing, a representation upon which STACK’S relies in agreeing to sell to Purchaser. Buyers picking up lots may be required to confirm this agreement in a separate writing.

4. STACK’S is not responsible for your errors in bidding. PLEASE BID ON THE CORRECT LOT.

5. All persons seeking to bid, whether in person, by an agent or employee, or by mail, must have a catalogue and register to bid. By submitting a bid, whether in person, by mail, or through an employee or agent, the bidder acknowledges receipt of the catalogue, and agrees to adhere to these terms of sale. The auctioneer may decline to recognize any bidder who does not have a catalogue and has not registered and been given a paddle number. Any prospective bidder may be required to establish credit references or submit a deposit of 25% of their bids. All new bidders should be prepared to establish credit with the auctioneer prior to registering to bid.

6. By bidding, purchasing or offering to purchase in this sale, even if as an agent, or on behalf of a corporation or for another individual, each bidder personally guarantees prompt payment and agrees to be personally liable for the consequences of bidding; all bidders also personally guarantee prompt payment in full, including without limitation, BUYER’S FEE, taxes, surcharges, postage, handling charges, storage costs and insurance charges.

7. STACK’S reserves the right to require payment in full before delivering lots to a successful bidder, and reserves the right to require the principals, and directors of any corporate bidder to execute a guarantee of payment (which, in any event they do by having an agent or employee bid in the sale) prior to allowing a bid to be placed or recognized.

8. STACK’S reserves the right to impose a late charge, based solely upon Purchaser’s failure to remit full and timely payment, and which late charge is not related to any necessary storage of the material purchased. Said late charge is calculated at a rate of 11/2% per month (18% per annum), based on the purchase price if payment has not been made in accordance with these Terms and Conditions of Sale. Purchases not collected within thirty (30) days of the date of sale may, at the sole option of STACK’S, be resold for Purchaser’s account by STACK’S, with Purchaser liable for any deficit after STACK’S receives a commission for the same in accordance with its agreement, and thereafter deducts all expenses associated with the sale, including reasonable attorneys fees.

9. Bids are NOT accepted from minors. By bidding in this sale, the bidder represents and certifies that they are of legal age, are authorized to make the bid that they make, and that the purchase is not a consumer sale or consumer credit transaction.

10. Title remains with STACK’S until paid for in full. Should Purchaser take any action under Title 11 of the U.S. Code, or any state insolvency law. Buyer agrees to promptly return to STACK’S, any lots not paid for. The Buyer agrees to keep the lots fully insured until paid for. Risk of loss is on the Buyer.

11. The highest bidder as determined in the sole discretion of the auctioneer shall be the Buyer. If the auctioneer determines that a dispute has arisen between two or more bidders, the lot may be immediately put up and sold again. Bidders with whom the dispute previously arose shall be without further recourse for any damages whatsoever.

12. If you bid by mail, mail your bid sheet early. Mail bidders agree to and are subject to these terms of sale just as if they were floor bidders.

13. The auctioneer reserves the right to refuse ridiculously low bids, which in the auctioneer’s sole discretion, are felt not to have been made in good faith. The auctioneer reserves the right to open the lot at a reasonable price determined solely by the auctioneer. The auctioneer shall also have sole discretion to set initial, and subsequent bidding incre- ments, and to accept, or to decline to accept, challenges to those bidding increments. All bids not in whole dollar amounts may he rounded downward hy the auctioneer. The auctioneer may open bidding on any lot by placing a bid on behalf of the Seller, a mail bidder, STACK’S, or another participant in the sale. The auctioneer may bid further on behalf of the Seller up to the amount of the reserve by placing successive or consecutive bids for a lot, or by placing bid.s in response to other bidders. The auctioneer may bid for his, or its, own account at any auction and may have acces.s to inff)rmntion concerning the lota, and items contained in them, that are not otherwise available to the public. Estimates given are for the general guidance of the bidder and represent the opinion of the auctioneer as to the fair market value of the numismatic item at the tiim* of cataloguing, based on experience and comparable sale, if applica-

ble. The actual price realized may be higher, or lower than the estimate. If a lot is reserved, the reserve may not exceed the maximum estimated price.

14. Auction sales are riot approval sales. In the event of non-payment by the Buyer, STACK’S reserves any and all rights that it would be entitled to under the Uniform Commercial Code, including Buyer’s consent to file a financing statement without need of Buyer’s signature, and to offset any sums due on any future consignment or purchase or monies or goods in possession of STACK’S or its assigns.

15. All bidders are encouraged to carefully examine all lots prior to the sale. No lots will be shown at the sale. STACK’S assumes no risk, liability or responsibility for the material (or other) facts stated concerning the numismatic item, except as specified herein. All floor buyers should acquaint themselves with the property sold since STACK’S will assume that they have done so and requires that the Purchaser represent that they have. Bidders are deemed to have satisfied themselves as to all of the matters set forth in the terms of sale.

16. STACK’S, as agent, offers a LIMITED WARRANTY that any numismatic item sold is authentic (i.e., not counterfeit, that its date or mintmark has not been altered, and that the coin has not been repaired as those terms are used in the trade). Except as set forth in this limited warranty and as may be required by the arts and cultural affairs law, and any other law or regulation, all other warranties of authenticity of authorship, whether express or implied, are hereby disclaimed.

17. Except as otherwise stated herein, all items offered in this catalogue are GUARANTEED TO BE GENUINE and correctly attributed as defined below.

18. (a) NO LOT may be returned for any reason whatsoever without the prior written consent by STACK’S, or, in any event, if it has been removed from its original container. No lots purchased by those who have viewed the lots may be returned, unless the limited warranty provided in these terms of sale permits it.

(b) Grading is a subjective description in the opinion of the cataloguer as to the state of preservation, method of strike, and overall appearance of a particular coin or lot. The term “proof’ or “specimen” is used to describe a method of manufacture, and is not a grade or condition or an attribution.

(c) STACK’S does not represent that a numismatic item has or has not been cleaned; that any toning is natural or artificial; that any coin catalogued will meet the standards, or the grade, of any third party or third party grading service; that a numismatic item has a particular provenance or pedigree; that a numismatic item is struck or not struck, or produced or not produced in a particular manner or style.

(d) Adjectival descriptions and terminology (which can and does vary among experts and knowledgeable purchasers), when utilized in the catalogue, are strictly the opinion of the cataloguer and shall not be deemed to be part of the description; i.e. it is an opinion only and not a warranty of any kind.

(e) Grading descriptions in this catalogue are provided strictly for the convenience of those who bid by mail and who are unable to personally view the coins, and represents the cataloguer’s opinion of its state of preservation. Those attending the sale, and those bidders who actually view the lots should draw their own conclusions as to the state of preservation or grade of the numismatic item.

(fj STACK’S may utilize numerical or adjectival descriptions, and may include lots that have been graded by others. Opinions offered with respect to numismatic properties offered for sale by STACK’S are made at the time that the numismatic item is catalogued, and do not refer to any prior or subsequent time.

(g) Where STACK’S sells a numismatic item graded and encapsulated by a grading service. Buyer acknowledges and agrees that other grading services, STACK’S or knowledgeable purchasers might reach a different conclusion as to the state of preservation of a particular item, and that STACK’S has presented the service’s description of the encapsulated item for accommodation only. Any such information provided by STACK’S is the opinion of the third party, without recourse against STACK’S in any way whatsoever.

(h) Except as otherwise expressly stated in the Terms of Sale, STACK’S and its agents and employees make no warranties or guaranties or representations, and expressly disclaim all warranties and guaranties and representations, including, without limitation, a warranty of merchantability, in connection with any numis- matic properties sold by STACK’S.

(i) All oral and written statements made by STACK’S, are statements of opinion only and are not warranties or representations of any kind, unless stated as a specific written warranty, and no employee or agent of STACK’S has authority to vary or alter these Terms of Sale. Any alteration shall be effective only if in writing and signed by a member of the firm.

(j) If not so stated expressly, the grade, artisanship, provenance, or attribution is the firm’s opinion only on which no third party, including the bidder, is entitled to rely.

(k) STACK’S assumes no risk, liability or responsibility for the material (or other) facts stated concerning the numismatic item, except as specified herein.

19. Unless otherwise stated, STACK’S acts only as agent for a Consignor and makes no independent warranty of title. STACK’S offers the following LIMITED WARRANTY to Buyers with respect to all numismatic items offered for sale. STACK’S warrants to all Buyers that the Consignor or the Seller has warranted good title to property offered for sale. Any such warranty is predicated on the Owner or prior owner making the same warranty to STACK’S, upon w'hich the firm relies. In the event that it is finally determined that the Purchaser has not acquired transferable title, STACK’S shall reimburse the Purchaser (if full payment has already been made) in accordance with these Terms of Sale, and Buyer agrees that this is full compensation for any loss whatsoever, whether actual or otherwise. Tender of the check by STACK’S to Buyer at the address specified on the bid sheet or registration form shall end the obligation of STACK’S to the Buyer, even if the check is not endorsed or cashed. STACK’S and the Consignor make no representa- tions or warranty that the Purchaser acquires any reproduction rights or copyright in property purchased at the sale.

20. STACK’S further expressly disclaims all warranties relating to the grade, condition, identification of the periods or date of coining or manufacture or methods of manufacture of property which is inaccurate, or may be proved inaccu- rate, by means of scientific process or research which is not generally accepted for use until after the sale.

21. STACK’S reminds the Buyer that the grading or condition of rare coins may have a material effect on the value of (he

items purchased; that others may differ with the grading opinions or interpretations of STACK’S; that such difference of opinion (including whether the coin has been cleaned, or is or is not of a particular grade or quality) is not grounds to return an item purchased; and that all sales of items viewed by a Purchaser in advance of a sale, even if the sale is by mail, are final.

22. By purchasing in this sale. Buyer agrees that they shall have no recourse against the Consignor for any reason whatsoever. In the event that a warranty is offered with respect to grade or state of preservation or condition, it shall be a specific warranty, in writing, signed by a member of STACK’S, and shall specify its terms and conditions and duration. If any numismatic item is damaged in its removal from encapsulation, or during its encapsulation, it is at the sole risk of the Purchaser. Because of the fungibility of numismatic items, any item removed from its holder may not be returned for any reason whatsoever.

23. (a) On any claim made by a bidder, STACK’S must be advised in writing sent within seven days after receipt of the material, or the date of the sale, whichever is the later; these dates apply whether or not the Buyer has received the material. The disputed property must be returned to STACK’S in the same condition as sold by STACK’S, in the same holder.

(b) These conditions are binding and absolute unless varied in writing by a principal of STACK’S or if the bylaws, rules or regulations of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc., provide for a longer period, or give the Buyer a greater right, in which case such bylaws, rules or regulations shall prevail. Any and all claims of the Buyer made in violation of the Terms of Sale shall be deemed waived, and the Buyer shall be without further recourse.

24. If STACK’S, in its sole discretion, determines that any numismatic property is substantially and materially different from that represented in the catalogue of sale, or in any written advertisement or material, the sale shall be cancelled and STACK’S shall refund the purchase price to the Buyer. Unless provided otherwise in these terms or the PNG bylaws, that shall be STACK’S sole obligation to Buyer.

25. The auctioneer and cataloguer, STACK’S, reserves the right to include its own material in any auction sale. The auctioneer may have direct or indirect interests in these, and other items (other than its commission), and may collect a minimum price in addition to the selling commission. This paragraph shall be deemed a part of the description of all lots contained in the catalogue. The catalogue shall also be deemed a part of any invoice issued by the auctioneer. The auctioneer may make loans or advances to consignors and/or prospective purchasers. The Consignor may be permitted to bid on his, her or their own articles and to buy them back at the sale. Any Buyer who bids on or purchases their own goods is required to pay for them, in full, as the terms of sale provide for together with the full buyer’s commis- sion, and any other applicable surcharges, postage, handling, insurance fees and taxes, without rebate of any kind whatsoever, unless provided for otherwise by contract with the auctioneer. The auctioneer reserves the right to make accounting adjustments in lieu of payment. Settlement will follow the auction. The prices realized reflect the final price called by the auctioneer and may include a bid of a consignor reacquiring their lot.

26. STACK’S, the auctioneer, and employees are “insiders” and may have access to confidential information not otherwise available to the public with respect to value, provenance, availability, and other factors. Purchasers should make themselves acquainted with the numismatic items that they are purchasing and avail themselves of the services of outside consultants prior to engaging in any purchase. Bids are so much per LOT. No lots will be broken up unless otherwise stated.

27. No bidder shall have any claim against the auctioneer, or STACK’S, for improper sequence of offering a lot.

28. On bullion items, bullion-like items, and encapsulated items graded by a grading service. Buyer agrees that there shall be no right of return for any reason whatsoever. Buyer further agrees that due to market volatility, in event of non-payment, STACK’S shall be entitled to damages that are the greater of selling price or market, together with any supplementary or additional costs.

29. STACK’S at any time may rescind the sale in the event of non-payment or breach of the warranty of title.

30. The sole remedy that any participant in the auction shall have, whether bidding in person, by mail, or through an employee or agent, for any claim or controversy arising out of the auction shall be a refund of the original purchase price and premium paid, if any. Interest shall be paid by STACK’S at a rate of no greater than nine per cent (9%) per annum, up to a maximum of six (6) years, unless the rules of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc. provide for a higher rate of interest or a longer period of time, in which case such rules shall prevail. A lower rate, or shorter period, may be decided by the arbitrators. Upon payment as determined by the arbitrators, or in full at the maximum rates set forth above, or at an agreed rate, STACK’S shall be deemed released from any and all claims of the bidder arising out of or in connection with the sale of such property. Purchaser agrees to execute prior to delivery of any refund any documents reasonably requested to effect the intent of this paragraph. By bidding in this sale, all bidders consent to these terms and all other terms of these conditions of sale.

31. STACK’S hereby disclaims all liability for damages, incidental, consequential or otherwise, arising out of or in connection with the sale of any property by STACK’S to Purchaser. All bidders, even if unsuccessful purchas- ers, agree to abide by this condition, and all other conditions of sale.

32. All rights granted to the Purchaser under the within terms of sale are personal to the Purchaser. Purchaser may not assign or transfer any of these rights to any other person or entity, whether by operation of law or otherwise. Any attempt so to assign or transfer any such rights shall be absolutely VOID and unenforceable. No third party may rely on any benefit or right conferred by these Terms and Conditions of Sale and terms of warranty on any bidder or Purchaser.

3.1. “Purchaser” shall mean the original purchaser of the property from STACK’S and not any subsequent owner or other person who may have or acquire an interest therein. If Purchaser is an agent, the agency must be disclosed at the time of sale, otherwise the benefits of the warranty shall be limited to the agent and not transferable to the undisclosed principal.

.14. Should any third party attempt to utilize any warranties contained herein, they shall first give SlWCK’S thirty (30i flays written noticf* by Registered Mail or (k'rtilied Mail Return Receipt Requested during which time S'lWCK’S may.

should it choose to contest the third party’s claim, ask the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc., or the American Arhitration Association to appoint a panel of three arbitrators skilled in the field to make such a determinatitm at New Yt)rk, N.Y. By seeking to use such remedy, the third party unequivocally and without reservation consents to binding arbitration, and its conclusive and binding determination of any alleged damages as a sole remedy. With respect to any other pertinent notice requirements, venue and personal and subject matter jurisdiction, said third party is bound to the provisions pertaining to bidders, buyers and purchasers, as otherwise provided for in these Terms of Sale.

35. In the event STACK’S shall, for any reason, be unable to deliver the property sought to be purchased, its liability therefore shall be limited to the rescission of the sale and refund of the purchase price and buyer’s premium.

STACK’S hereby disclaims all liability for damages, incidental, consequential or otherwise, arising out of its failure to deliver any property purchased, and all bidders agree to this disclaimer.

36. If it is determined that a bailment relationship exists while the material purchased is being held by STACK’S, for Purchaser, said relationship constitutes a gratuitous bailment only, solely for the benefit of the purchaser/bailor, as defined by the laws of the State of New York.

37. As a condition of bidding, bidder acknowledges that numismatic auction sales are unique in terms of their tradition and industry practices. Each bidder agrees that any claim or controversy whatsoever arising out of this sale shall be settled as follows: if demanded by either buyer, or STACK’S by binding arbitration at New York, New York, under the rules then obtaining of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc., or as PNG rules may provide, the American Arbitration Association. In the event that a dispute arises between STACK’S and a non-member of the PNG, this means that the American Arbitration Association, at New York, N.Y., shall have exclusive jurisdiction over the controversy. In any controversy concerning non-payment, STACK’S shall have the right to proceed by arbitration or by a proceeding in any court of competent jurisdiction in the City, County, and State of New York, whichever is first commenced by STACK’S. The arbitrator shall not have the power to alter the terms of condition of sale. Judgment on any award may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction. The arbitrators, and any court, shall award the prevailing party costs and reasonable attorney fees. By bidding in this sale you agree to be bound by the arbitration provisions of the PNG as described above. Commencement of an arbitral proceeding, or confirmation of an award, as well as any notice requirements connected with such proceeding, and any other required service of process, may be made by STACK’S upon all bidders by registered or certified mail directed to the address of the bidder or purchaser as listed on the bid sheet or application or form required at the time that a bidder number is issued, or by facsimile transmission with proof of receipt. Bidder agrees that such service shall constitute full in personam jurisdiction. The venue for such proceedings shall be the City of New York, State of New York and each bidder agrees to in personam (personal) jurisdiction of the City of New York, State of New York. In all cases, the maximum liability of STACK’S for any item sold shall be limited to the official price of record of the item at this sale, without provision for consequential damages, or any other damages of any kind whatsoever, unless the PNG rules provide otherwise.

38. If the Purchaser fails to comply with one or more of these Terms and Conditions of Sale then, in addition to all other remedies which it may have at law or in equity, STACK’S may, at its sole option, either (a) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the Purchaser, it being recognized that actual damages may be specula- tive or difficult to compute, or (b) sell some or all of the numismatic property and some or all other property of the Purchaser held by STACK’S, in a quantity sufficient in the opinion of STACK’S to satisfy the indebtedness, plus all accrued charges. More than one such sale may take place at the option of STACK’S. Such sale may take place without notice to Purchaser; if STACK’S gives notice, it shall be by regular mail to the address utilized on the bid sheet, consignment agreement or other address known to the firm. Such sale will be at STACK’S standard commission rates at public or private sale, within or without the City of New York, at which time (if the sale be at auction) the defaulting party shall not bid. The proceeds shall be applied first to the satisfaction of any damages occasioned by Purchaser’s breach, and then to the payment of any other indebtedness owing to STACK’S, including without limita- tion, commissions, handling charges, the expenses of both sales, reasonable legal fees and collection agency fees and any other costs or expenses incurred hereunder. If a lot or numismatic item is not paid for, and is sold by STACK’S for Purchaser’s account, in accordance with the Uniform Commercial Code, STACK’S shall not be required to account to the Purchaser for any excess proceeds. Purchaser is also liable to STACK’S if the proceeds of such sale or sales is insufficient in the opinion of STACK’S to cover the indebtedness. If other property of Purchaser is also sold, any excess of proceeds will he remitted to the Purchaser after first deducting the expenses set forth above. If Purchaser fails to remit sums due to STACK’S, Purchaser grants to STACK’S a lien with respect to such sum, with interest to accrue thereon at the judgment rate, until actually paid, which lien shall apply against any property of Purchaser, including any future goods of Purchaser coming into possession of STACK’S. Purchaser hereby waives all the requirements of notice, advertisement and disposition of proceeds required by law, including those set forth in New York lien law, article 9, sections 200-204 inclusive, or any successor statute, with respect to any sale. Purchaser waives a right to redeem.

39. The auctioneer reserves the right to postpone the sale by auction for a reasonable period of time as a result of any significant event which, in the sole discretion of the auctioneer, makes it advisable to postpone the event. No bidder or prospective bidder or purchaser or prospective purchaser shall have recourse as a result of any postponement. In any event, no person may bid without registering, and ALL REGISTERED BIDDERS including mail bidders and agents by registering or bidding agree to all of the above Terms and Conditions of Sale.

40. By bidding or offering to bid, bidders acknowledge that they have read all of the Terms and Conditions of Sale and warranty contained herein and that they accept these terms and conditions without reservation. STACK’S reserves the right to vary the Terms and Conditions of Sale by rider or other means communicated to bidders. By purchasing from STACK’S, whether present in person, or by agent, by written bid, telephone or any other means, the bidder agrees to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Sale.

41. ALL ITEMS ILLUSTRATED ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEMS BEING SOLD.

O Copyright 1996 by STACK’S New York City. All rights in this catalogue are reserved. No part of the contents may be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever with out the written permission of the copyright holder.

ORDER OF SALE

FIRST SESSION Monday Evening, June 10, 1996 6:30 EM. Sharp Lots 1 - 641

ANCIENT COINS

Lot Nos.

Ancient Greek and Roman Gold and Electrum Coins 1 - 62

Byzantine Gold Coins 63 - 145

Ancient Greek Silver Coins, Coins of Ancient Parthia 146 - 435

Ancient Judaean Coins 436 - 447

Roman Republican, Imperial and Provincial Coins 448 - 641

SECOND SESSION Tuesday, Evening, June 11, 1996 6:30 EM. Sharp Lots 642 - 1387

WORLD COINS

European Gold Coins 642 - 1024

Gold Coins of the Americas, Asia, Africa and the Pacific 1025 - 1113

European Crowns and Minors 1114 . 1331

Crowns and Minors of the Americas, Asia, Africa and the Pacific 1332 - 1379

Multiple Lots of Russian Coppers 1380 - 1387

THIRD SESSION

Wednesday, Evening, June 12, 1996 6:30 EM. Sharp Lots 1388 - 2245

UNITED STATES COINS

Civil War Store Cards and Patriotic Tokens 1388 - 1442

U. S. Half Cents through 20 Cent Pieces 1443 - 1543

U. S. Quarters and Half Dollars 1544 - 1612

U. S. Silver Dollars 1613 - 1656

U. S. Commemorative Silver 1657 - 1684

U. S. Gold Dollars through $20.00 Gold, Commemorative Gold 1685 - 1847

U. S. Proof Sets, Territorial Gold, Hawaiian Coins 1848 - 1857

A Southwestern Collection

U. S. 3 Cent Silver to Half Dollars 1858 - 1897

U. S. Silver Dollars including the Exceptional

1794 Flowing Hair Dollar and 1870‘S’ Silver Dollar 1898 - 1956

U. S. $2.50 and $3.00 Gold, State Fractional Gold 1957 - 1960

A Pennsylvania Collection

U. S. Trade Dollars 1961 - 1972

U. S. Gold Dollars, $2.50 Gold, $4.00 Gold Stella, $5.00, $10.00

and $20.00 Gold 1973 - 2111

An Old Holding of Double Eagles 2112 - 2245

Public Auction Sale FIRST SESSION

MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1996 6:30 P.M. SHARP LOTS 1-641

IMPORTANT NOTICE

In accordance with the terms of sale, each successful bidder also agrees to pay a buyer’s charge of ten percent (10%) of the winning bid recognized by the auctioneer.

ANCIENT COINS

ANCIENT GREEK GOLD COINS

GAUL

Lot No. 1 (Enlarged)

1 SOUTH WEST GAUL. Gironde Area. Late 3rd - early 2nd Century B.C. Gold Stater. Celtic imitation of a Stater of Philip II of Mace- don. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rv. Fast higa r., trident below. 8.47 grams. Cf. Allen/Nash PI. 13. 171 for a more stylized, Celticized version. Unusually sharply detailed for this issue. Nice Very Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE) (1,000-1,250)

Lot No. 2

2 SOUTH WEST GAUL. Late 3rd - early 2nd Centu- ry B.C. Gold Stater. Celtic imitation as last, but softer style typical of most of this issue. 8.46 grams. Very Fine.

(800-1,000)

*3 SOUTH WEST GAUL. Late 3rd - early 2nd Centu- ry B.C. Gold Stater. Celtic imitation as last, of typically soft style. 8.61 grams. Close to Very Fine. (700-900)

♦4 SOUTH WEST GAUL. Late 3rd - early 2nd Centu- ry B.C. Gold Stater. A final example of this issue of Celtic Staters, typically soft style as last. 8.42 grams. Fine. (400-600)

TWO ATTRACTIVE 50 LITRAI OF SYRACUSE

Lot No. 5 (Enlarged)

5 SYRACUSE. Sicily. Agathokles, 317-289 B.C.

Electrum 50 Litrai. Laureate head of Apollo r., torch behind. Rv. Tripod-lebes. 3.47 grams. Jenk- ins Group C, O31/R40. Unobtrusive hairline flan crack and chin slightly double struck. Neverthe- less, well centered and nicely struck in high relief. Close to Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE)

(1,250-1,500)

Lot No. 6

6 SYRACUSE. Agathokles. Electrum 50 Litrai. Another, but no symbol on obverse. 3.65 grams. Jenkins Group A. Very Fine. (1,000-1,250)

LOVELY ALEXANDER STATER

Lot No. 7 (Enlarged)

7 MACEDON. Alexander the Great, 336-323 B.C. Stater, 330-320 B.C. Amphipolis. Head of Athena r. wearing helmet decorated with coiled serpent. Rv. Nike standing 1. holding wreath and ship’s mast; thunderbolt in field to 1. 8.55 grams. Price 164. Finely styled Athena head, sharply i struck in high relief. Close to Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PI JiTE) ; 2,000-2.500

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A SECOND CHOICE STATER

Lot No. 8

8 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Stater. Uncertain Asia Minor mint. Head of Athena r. wearing helmet decorated with griffin, flowing hair. Rv. Nike as last, but no symbol, monogram not in Price. 8.57 grams. Nicely centered. Extremely Fine with some lustre. (2,000-2,500)

Lot No. 9

9 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Stater. Head of Athena r. wearing helmet decorated with coiled serpent. Rv. Nike as last, but uncertain symbol to lower 1. 8.49 grams. Choice Very Fine. ( 1,500-2,000)

Sold for the account of D.M.

TWO PORTRAITS OF THE DEIFIED ALEXANDER

Lot No. 10

10 KINGS OF THRACE. Lysimachos, 323-281

B.C. Stater, after 281 B.C. Kallatis. Head of the deified Alexander the Great r. wearing horn of Ammon. Rv. Athena enthroned 1. holding Nike, monogram to 1., KAA on throne, trident below. 8.15 grams. M.263, S.1661. Typically coarse style and struck from rusty dies, as is so frequently seen with this issue. Nearly Extremely Fine.

(1,500-2,000)

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11 THRACE. Lysimachos. Stater, ca. 205 B.C. Byzantion. Types as last, but monogram to 1., BY on throne, trident below. 8.43 grams. Cf. Seyrig PI. 23. 8 var. (monogram). Nice Very Fine.

(1,500-2,000)

A SELECTION OF GOLD STATERS OF KOSON

Lot No. 12 (Enlarged)

12 KINGS OF THRACE. Koson, mid 1st Centu- ry B.C. Gold Stater. Consul walking 1. accompa- nied by two lictors; monogram of Brutus before; KOIQN below. Rv. Eagle with wings spread, standing 1. on scepter, holding wreath in talons. 8.34 grams. BMC 1, SNG Cop. 123. Evenly struck in good style on a broad flan. Choice Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE) ( 1,000-1,250)

Lot No. 13

13 THRACE. Koson. Gold Stater. As last with mono- gram. 8.35 grams. Sharply and evenly struck on a broad flan. Choice Extremely Fine. (1,000-1,250)

*14 THRACE. Koson. Gold Stater. A third example as

last, with monogram. 8.42 grams. Full figures, sharply struck in decent style on a slightly shorter flan. Extremely Fine. (800-1,000)

*15 THRACE. Koson. Gold Stater. A fourth example as

last, with monogram. 8.40 grams. Full figures, sharply struck in decent style on a flan of similar size to last. Extremely Fine. (800-1,000)

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16 THRACE. Koson. Gold Stater. Consul with lictors, monogram/eagle as last. 8.99 grams. Evenly though soft- ly struck on a short, thick flan. Close to Extremelv Fine.

(400-500)

This and the following lots share a heavier weight, short and thick flan, and softness of type that suggest a "bar- barous” issue intended to circulate in areas where the Attic weight standard was in use.

*17 THRACE. Koson. Gold Stater. Another, as last with the monogram partly visible on the edge. 8.71 grams. Typical flan and strike as noted in the previous lot. Extremely Fine. (400-500)

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18 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (2). As last, the first with monogram, the second without. 8.73 and 8.45 grams. Extremely Fine and lustrous (heads flatly struck) and Close to Extremely Fine, typically soft respectively. 2 pieces. (800-1,000)

Lot No. 19

19 THRACE. Koson. Gold Stater. As previous, without monogram. 8.49 grams. Well centered on a full flan, with softness of detail typical of this issue. Close to Extremely Fine. (500-600)

Lot No. 20

20 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (2). Types as last,

without monogram. 8.49 and 8.56 grams. Both About Extremely Fine with typically short, thick flans and soft- ness of type. 2 pieces. (800-1,000)

21 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (2). A second pair as last, without monogram. Both 8.58 grams. Both About Extremely Fine and typically soft. Types fully visible, though the first has a short, thick flan. 2 pieces.

(800-1,000)

22 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (2). A third pair, as

last, without monogram. 8.50 and 8.41 grams. Both About Extremely Fine and typically soft. Types fully vis- ible despite short, thick flans. 2 pieces. (800-1,000)

23 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (2). A fourth pair, as

last, without monogram. 8.48 and 8.57 grams. Both About Extremely Fine with typical flans and softness. 2 pieces. (800-1,000)

24 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (2). A fifth pair, as last,

without monogram. 8.45 and 8.56 grams. Both About Extremely Fine with typical softness. Well centered on somewhat short, thick flans. 2 pieces. (800-1,000)

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25 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (3). Consul with lic- tors/eagle as above, no monogram. 8.51, 8.53, 8.44 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine with softness of detail and short flans typical of this issue. 3 pieces.

(1,000-1,250)

26 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (3). Another trio, as

last without monogram. 8.45, 8.48, 8.40 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine with softness of detail and short flans typical of this issue. 3 pieces. (1,000-1,250;

27 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (3). A second trio, as

last without monogram. 8.46, 8.46 and 8.42 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine with typical soft detail and short flans. 3 pieces. (1,000-1,250)

28 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (3). A third trio, as last

without monogram. 8.41, 8.42, 8.51 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine, two with short flans typical of the issue, the third with a broader flan with some staining in the fields. 3 pieces. (1,000-1,250)

29 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (3). A fourth trio, as last without monogram. 8.43, 8.34, 8.41 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine and t3T5ical of the issue. 3 pieces.

(1,000-1,250)

30 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (3). A fifth trio, as last

without monogram. 8.44, 8.43, 8.41 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine and typical of the issue, the last with minor deposits. 3 pieces. ( 1,000-1,250)

31 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (3). A sixth trio, as last without monogram. 8.52, 8.39, 8.48 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine and typical of the issue. 3 pieces.

(1,000-1,250)

Lot No. 32

32 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (4). Consul with lic- tors/eagle as last, without monogram. 8.54, 8.41, 8.38, 8.45 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine with typical softness of detail and shortness of flan. 4 pieces.

(1,250-1,500)

33 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (4). Another quartet as last, without monogram. 8.72, 8.45, 8.41 and 8.48 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine and typical of the issue, one with light staining on the obverse, a second with similar staining on the reverse. 4 pieces.

(1,250-1,500)

34 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (4). A third quartet as

last, without monogram. 8.49, 8.38, 8.54, 8.42 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine and typical of the issue, one with light staining on the obverse, the second with heav- ier staining on the reverse. 4 pieces. ( 1,250-1,500)

35 THRACE. Koson. Gold Staters (4). A final quartet as

last, without monogram. 8.54, 8.41, 8.40, 8.30 grams. All Close to Extremely Fine and typical of the issue. 4 pieces. ' 1 .250- 1 ,500

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ANCIENT GREEK GOLD AND ELECTRUM COINS

Lot No. 36

36 KYZIKOS. Mysia. 5th Century B.C. Electrum 1/12 Stater. The hero Perseus kneeling r., head 1., holding harpa; tunny below. Rv. Quadripartite incuse square. 1.25 grams, von Fritze 162. Well defined musculature on Perseus. Very Fine and attractive. (600-800)

*37 PHOKAIA. Ionia. 387-326 B.C. Electrum Hecte. Young head of Pan 1. Rv. Quadripartite incuse square. 2.53 grams. Bod.97. Full profile of Pan, though the nose and chin are on the edge of the coin. Minor scrapes on Pan’s cheek. Close to Extremely Fine and attractive. (400-600)

Lot No. 38

38 KINGDOM OF LYDIA. Ca. 650-561 B.C. Electrum Vs Stater. Lion’s head r. with nose wart on forehead. Rv. Bipartite incuse punch. 4.71 grams. BMC 7. Attractive lion. Very Fine. A good example of one of the earliest coins. (800-1,000)

ATTRACTIVE GOLD STATER OF CROESUS

Lot No. 39 (Enlarged)

39 LYDIA. Time of Croesus, 561-546 B.C. Gold

Stater (light issue). Foreparts of lion and bull face to face. Rv. Oblong punch divided into two squares. 8.07 grams. Traite 1.401. P1.X.2. Close to Extremely Fine with a few minor deposits. (SEE COLOR PLATE) ( 1,500-2,000)

CHOICE OCTADRACHM OF PTOLEMY II

Lot No. 40 (Enlarged)

40 EGYPT. Ptolemy II Philadelphos, 285-246

B.C. Octadrachm. Alexandria. Veiled head of Arsi- noe II r. wearing stephane; scepter visible at the top of her head, A behind. Rv. Filleted double cor- nuacopiae. 27.78 grams. Svor.l5. Well struck in high relii r. Excellent portrait. Close to Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PI A TE) ( 6,000-8,000 )

Lot No. 43

43 CARTHAGE. Zeugitana. 350-320 B.C. Gold 2V2 Drachms. Head of Tanit 1., wreathed with corn, wearing triple-drop earring and necklace. Rv. Horse standing r., three pellets in triangular form on exergual line to r. 9.23 grams. J-L 114. Well centered. Choice Very Fine with some lustre. (2,000-3,000)

*44 TAXILA. Kidara, ca. 360-380 A.D. Pale Gold Stater. King standing 1. holding trident; altar to 1. Rv. Goddess Ardoksho enthroned facing. 7.81 grams. Mitch. 3620. Nice Very Fine. An interesting issue, imitating the coinage of the Kushan king Gadahara. (400-600'

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PLEASING DYNASTIC OCTODRACHM

Lot No. 41 (Enlarged)

41 EGYPT. Ptolemy III Euergetes, 246-221 B.C.

Octadrachm. Alexandria. Jugate busts of Ptolemy II and Arsinoe II; AAEAOON above. Rv. Jugate busts of Ptolemy I and Berenike r., 0EON above. 27.71 grams. Svor.603. Some digs, possibly shal- low cstps, in the reverse field 1. Very Fine with pleasing orange gold toning. (SEE COLOR PLATE) (4,000-6,000)

CHOICE LATE PTOLEMAIC OCTODRACHM

42 EGYPT. Ptolemy VI or VIII, 180-116 B.C.

Octadrachm. Veiled and diademed bust of Arsinoe II r., K behind. Rv. Double cornuacopiae bound with fillet. 27.70 grams. Svor.1498. Sharply struck in high relief. A superb specimen. Choice Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE)

(6,000-8,000)

Lot No. 42 (Enlarged)

RARE CARTHAGE GOLD 21/2 DRACHMS

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ROMAN RRRUHLICAN AND IMPERIAL GOLD COINS

ROMAN REPUBLIC

A GROUP OF ATTRACTIVE 60 AS PIECES

Lot No. 45 (Enlarged)

45 ROME. Anonymous issue. From 211 B.C. Gold

60 As piece. Head of Mars r. in crested Corinthian helmet. Rv. Eagle with spread wings standing r. on thunderbolt; ROMA below. 3.37 grams. Craw.44/2, Syd.226. Types fully visible, though obverse slightly off center. Close to Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE) (1,000-1,500)

Lot No. 46

46 Anonymous issue. From 211 B.C. Gold 60 As

piece. Mars/eagle as last. 3.36 grams. Choice Very Fine. (800-1,00)

*47 Anonymous issue. From 211 B.C. Gold 60 As

piece. Another as last. 3.36 grams. About Extremely FineA^ery Fine, the center of the eagle weak. (800-1,000)

*48 Anonymous issue. From 211 B.C. Gold 60 As

piece. A fourth example. 3.39 grams. Close to Extremely Fine, “X” lightly inscribed in the reverse field. (800-1,000)

*49 Anonymous issue. From 211 B.C. Gold 60 As

piece. A final example. 3.34 grams. Nice Very Fine. (600-800)

TWO VEILED HEAD AUREI OF JULIUS CAESAR

Lot No. 50 (Enlarged)

50 Julius Caesar. Aureus, 46 B.C. Moneyer A. Hir- tius. Veiled female head r.; C. CAESAR COS ITER. Rv. Priestly implements. 8.10 grams. Craw. 466/1. Broad portrait, struck in low relief. Very Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE) (1,000-1,500)

I^t No. 51

51 Julius Caesar. Aureus, 46 B.C. Moneyer and types as last. 8.08 grams. Craw. 466/1. Full flan. Close to Very Fine. (800-1,000)

VICTORY AUREUS OF JULIUS CAESAR

Lot No. 52 (Enlarged)

52 Julius Caesar. Aureus, 45 B.C. Moneyer L. Plan- cius. Draped bust of Victory r., C. CAES. DIC. TER. Rv. Jug; L. PLANC. PRAET. VRB. 8.02 grams. Craw.471/la. Well centered on a broad flan. Some minor encrustations on the reverse. Good surfaces with slightly uneven orange toning. Nice Very Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE) (4,000-5,000)

ROMAN EMPIRE

Lot No. 53

53 Vespasian, 69-79 A.D. Aureus, 72-73 A.D. Rorne. Lau- reate head r. Rv. Victory standing r. on globe, holding wreath and palm; VIC AVG. 7.11 grams. RIC 4. Problem free surfaces. Close to Very Fine. (1,500-2,000)

The reverse type refers to Vespasian’s victory in Judaea.

Lot No. 54

54 Vespasian. Aureus, 77-78 A.D. Laureate head 1. Rv. Vespasian standing 1. holding spear and parazonium, being crowned by Victory. 6.93 grams. RIC 105. Minor scratches in the obverse field 1. Evenly worn. Good, real- istic portrait. Fine/Very Good. (1,000-1,500)

This type refers to Agricola ’s early victories in Britain.

EXCEPTIONAL HADRIAN AUREUS

Lot No. 55 (Enlarged)

55 Hadrian, 117-138 A.D. Aureus, 120 A.D. Laure- ate and cuirassed bust r., seen from the front. Rv. Hercules and the two Hesperides in distyle shrine of Hercules Hespericus Gaditanus; head of Father Tiber below. 7.24 grams. RIC 60. Very rare. Splendid, early portrait and exceptionally rare reverse type. Close to Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PIATE) (10,000-15,000 :

Ex Steinberg Collection, lot 392.

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CHOICE SOLIDUS OF THEODOSIUS I

Lot No. 56

56 Theodosius I, 379-395 A.D. Solidus, 379-383 A.D. Aquileia. Diademed, draped bust r. Rv. Theo- dosius and Gratian, nimbate, seated facing on throne, holding a globe between them; Victory with outspread wings above them, palm branch below. 4.48 grams. RIC 21. Sharply struck and lustrous. Choice Extremely Fine. (1,000-1,250)

A SUPERB THEODOSIUS SOLIDUS

Lot No. 57 (Enlarged)

57 Theodosius I, Solidus, 379-388 A.D. Constan- tinople, officina B. Rosette diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Constantinopolis seated fac- ing, head r., on lion throne, holding shield inscribed VOTA^/MVL/X. 4.48 grams. RIC 47b. Superb Extremely Fine and lustrous. (SEE COLOR PLATE) (1,250-1,500)

*58 Arcadius, 383-408 A.D. Solidus, 383-388 A.D. Con- stantinople, officina Z. Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Constantinopolis seated facing, head r., on lion throne, holding shield inscribed VOTA^/MVL/X. 4.36 grams. RIC 70c. Extremely Fine and lustrous.

(500-700)

EXCEPTIONALLY DETAILED LATE ROMAN SOLIDUS

Lot No. 59

59 Theodosius II, 402-450 A.D. Solidus, 420-429 A.D. Constantinople, officina 0. Helmeted and cuirassed bust % facing to r., holding spear and shield. Rv. Victory standing 1. holding long cross; VOT. XX MVLT. XXX. 4.47 grams. G-M 355. Well centered on a broad flan. Sharply struck, finely detailed. Choice Extremely Fine.

(800-1,000)

Lot No. 60

60 Theodosius II. Solidus, 442-443 A.D. Constantinople. Helmeted and cuirassed bust % face to r. as last. Rv. Constantinopolis seated 1. holding orb, star to 1.; IMP. XXXXII COS. XVII P.P. 4.43 grams. G-M 423. Well cen- tered on a broad flan. Needle sharp strike. Choice Extremely Fine and lustrous. (600-800)

*61 Leo I, 457-474 A.D. Solidus, 457-473 A.D. Constantino- ple, officina B. Helmeted and cuirassed bust % face to r. Rv. Victory standing 1. holding long cross, star to r. 4.46 grams. G-M 517. Close to Extremely Fine. (400-600)

*62 Zeno, 474-491 A.D. Solidus, 476-491 A.D. Constan- tinople, officina S. Helmeted and cuirassed bust % face to r. Rv. Victory standing 1. holding long cross, star to r. 4.37 grams. G-M 635. Light graffiti in the obverse field. Nice Very Fine. (400-600)

BYZANTINE EMPIRE

Lot No. 63

63 Anastasius I, 491-518 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople,

officina I. Helmeted and cuirassed bust % facing, hold- ing spear and shield. Rv. Victory standing 1. holding long cross, star in r. field, CONOB in ex. 4.51 grams. S.3. Extremely Fine. (300-400)

64 Anastasius 1. Solidus. Constantinople, officina H.

Types as last. 4.48 grams. S.3. A trace of deposits. Else Extremely Fine. (200-300)

65 Ana.stasius I. Solidi (3). Constantinople, officinae P (2),

I. Similar types. 4.09, 4.50, 4.44 grams. Extremely Fine, some deposits. 3 pieces. (6()0-8()0)

Anastasius I. Solidus. Constantinople, officina Z. As last, but Victory holding long staff surmounted by inverted Chi-Rho, star to 1. 4.48 grams. S.5. About Extremely Fine, lustrous. (200-300)

67 Anastasius I. Solidi (2). Constantinople, officinae A and r. Types as last. 4.51 and 4.11 grams. S.5. About Extremely Fine. 2 pieces. (300-400)

Lot No. 68

68 Justin I, 518-527 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople, offici- na H. Helmeted and cuirassed bust -G facing, holding spear and shield. Rv. Angel standing facing, holding long cross and orb; star in r. field. 4.33 grams. S.56. .Vbout Extremely Fine. (300-400'

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(i9 Justin 1. Solidus. Constantinople, officina 0. Types as last. 4.26 p'ams. S.56. Light reverse deposits. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (200-300)

70 Justinian I, 527-565 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople, officina A (?). Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, hold- ing orb and shield. Rv. Angel standing facing, holding long cross and orb; star in r. field. 4.47 grams. S.139. Faint obverse scratch. Broad flan. About Extremely Fine. (150-200)

71 Justinian I. Solidi (3), officinae A, Z, I. Types as last. 4.34, 4.05, 3.76 grams. S.139. Very Fine to Extremely Fine, the first with a reverse scratch, the last clipped. 3 pieces. (300-400)

Lot No. 72

72 Justinian I. Solidus. Constantinople, officina S. As last,

but angel holds staff surmounted by Chi-Rho. 4.34 grams. S.140. Almost invisible graffiti above the angel’s shoulder. Choice Extremely Fine. (250-300)

73 Justinian I. Solidi (3), officinae A (2), A. As above, with

long staff surmounted by Chi-Rho. 4.24, 4.45 and 4.48 grams. S.140. Average Very Fine, one scratched. 3 pieces. (250-350)

74 Justinian I. Solidi (3), officinae A, 0 (2). Types as last.

4.19, 4.45 and 4.29 grams. S.140. Very Fine or a bit bet- ter. 3 pieces. (250-350)

Lot No. 75

75 Justinian I. Light weight Solidus. Constantinople, officina 1. Similar types, but angel holds long cross and globe; star to r., OBXX in ex. 3.74 grams. S.142. Faint scratch or two and a little wavy. Very Fine with some flatness. Rare. (300-400)

RARE SOLIDUS OF JUSTINIAN

Lot No. 76 (Enlarged)

76 Justinian I. Solidus. Thessalonica. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding orb and shield. Rv. Angel standing facing holding long cross and globe, star to r.; VICTORI AVGGG, CONOB in ex. 4.45 grams. DO 7, Hunt 72. Nose a little flat. Nearly Extremely Fine and rare. (SEE COLOR PIuATE) (1,000-1,250)

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Lot No. 77

Justin II, 565-578 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople, offici- na S. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, holding Victo- ry on globe and shield. Rv. Constantinopolis seated, head r., holding spear and orb. 4.38 grams. S.345. Sharply struck. Extremely Fine and lustrous. (150-250)

Justin II. Solidi (3). Constantinople, officinae A, S, 1. Types as last. 4.40, 4.34 and 4.48 grams. S.345. The sec- ond weakly struck. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 3 pieces. (300-400)

Justin II. Solidi (6). Constantinople, officinae A, B, F, Z, H, Y. Types as last. 4.35, 4.36, 4.23, 4.49, 4.45 and 4.15 grams respectively. S.345. Average About Extreme- ly Fine. 6 pieces. (600-800)

Justin II. Solidi (9). Constantinople, various officinae. As last. S.345. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Average strikes, few flaws. 9 pieces. (900-1,200)

Justin II. Solidi (16). Constantinople, various officinae. As last. S.345. Average strikes. Some flaws, light scratches, etc. Fine to Very Fine, several better. 16 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (1,000-1,500)

Justin II. Solidus. Constantinople, officina F. Types as above, but star in 1. field. 4.38 grams. S.346. Nicely struck. Choice Extremely Fine and lustrous. (250-350)

Justin II. Solidi (2). Constantinople, officinae A, 0. Types as last with star in 1. field. 4.39, 4.42 grams. About Extremely Fine, a minor scratch or two. 2 pieces.

(300-400)

Justin II. Solidi (3). Constantinople, officinae F, A, 1. T3q3es as above with star in 1. field. 4.10, 4.45 and 4.47 grams. S.346. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 3 pieces.

(350-450)

Lot No. 85

Justin II. Solidus. Constantinople, officina 1. Types as above, but with cross in 1. field. 4.47 grams. S.347. Light granularity. Choice Very Fine and rare. (300-400)

This and the following three coins have been assigned by Hahn to Alexandria. Bellinger in DO keeps them at Con- stantinople and dates them 565-578 A.D.

Justin II. Solidus. Constantinople, officina 1. T^-pos as last, but with Chi-Rho monogram in field to 1. 4.43 grams. S.347A. Scarce. Nearlv Extremely Fine.

•; 300-400'

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87 Justin II. Solidus. Constantinople, offlcina I. Another as last, with Chi-Rho monogram in field to 1. 4.44 grams. S.347A. A little off center. Nearly Extremely Fine. Scarce. (300-400)

88 Justin II. Solidus. Constantinople, officina I. Another as last, with Chi-Rho in 1. field. 4.52 grams. S.347A. The portrait is somewhat weakly struck, the reverse is sharp. Nearly Extremely Fine. (300-400)

89 Justin II. Solidus. Constantinople, officina F. Types as

last, but with C in 1. field on the reverse. 4.35 grams. S.348. Extremely Fine and lustrous, faint graffito on the obverse. (150-250)

90 Justin II. Solid! (2). Constantinople, officina F, A. As last, one with C in the reverse field, another with I in reverse field. 4.14, 4.46 grams. S.348, 349. Very Fine to Extremely Fine, Extremely Fine. 2 pieces. (200-300)

91 Justin II. Solidus. Constantinople, officina L As last, with I in the reverse 1. field. 4.46 grams. S.349. Faint obverse scratch. Extremely Fine. (150-250)

92 Justin II. Solidus. Constantinople, officina I. Types as above, but with CONOBZ in the exergue. 4.45 grams. S.350. Slightly granular. Nearly Extremely Fine.

(150-250)

Lot No. 93

93 Justin II. Light weight Solidus (20 Siliquae). Constan- tinople. Obverse as above. Rv. Constantinopolis seated facing r., holding spear and globe; OBXX in ex. 3.70 grams. S.351. Some faint scratches in the unstruck mar- gins. Else Nearly Extremely Fine and scarce. (400-600)

94 Justin II. Light weight Solidi (2). Types as last with

OBXX in ex. 3.74, 3.31 grams. S.351. Somewhat weakly struck. Both Very Fine or better. 2 pieces. (450-650)

95 Justin II. Light weight Solidus (22 Siliquae). Theoupo-

lis (Antioch). Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, hold- ing Victory on globe and shield. Rv. Constantinopolis seated, head r., holding spear and globe; legend ends 0 S; OB*-)-* in ex. 3.71 grams. S.376. Nice Very Fine and scarce. (200-300)

Hahn assigns this to Constantinople.

96 Justin II. Light weight Solidi (2). Theoupolis (Antioch).

Types as last. 3.97 and 4.05 grams. S.376. Very Fine. 2 pieces. (300-400)

RARE ANTIOCH MINT SOLIDUS OF 20 SILIQUAE

Lot No. 98

98 Justin II. Light weight Solidus (20 Siliquae). Theoupo- lis (Antioch). Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing, hold- ing globe surmounted by Victory and shield. Rv. As above, but with cross (above pellet) in 1. field and OBXX: in ex. 3.53 grams. S.377. Unevenly struck and with a reverse scratch and deposit. Else Very Fine and rare.

(300-500)

Hahn (MIB 1 5) assigns this to Alexandria.

EXTREMELY RARE SOLIDUS OF ALEXANDRIA

Lot No. 99

99 Justin II. Solidus. Alexandria, officina 1. Types as above, but Constantinopolis holding orb, cross in 1. field, AAEOB in ex. 4.45 grams. S.388. Recorded in DO, unlisted elsewhere. A great rar- ity. Edge bent, but reasonably well struck. Nice Very Fine. (900-1,200)

RARE RAVENNA MINT SOLIDUS

Lot No. 100

100 Justin II. Solidus. Ravenna. Types as above, but with CO*-)-* in ex. 3.81 grams. Cf.S.408. Reverse die break and some die rust. An ‘X’ lightly scratched in the reverse field. Very Fine and rare. (300-500)

Lot No. 101

101 Tiberius II Constantine, 578-582 A.D. Solidus. Con- stantinople, officina E. Crowned and cuirassed bust fac- ing, holding orb and shield. Rv. Cross potent on four steps, CONOB in ex. 4.46 grams. S.422. Decently struck, although a trifle off center. A full-faced, slightly weak portrait. Still Extremely Fine, lustrous and attractive.

(150-250)

97 Justin n. Light weight Solidi (4). Theoupolis (Antioch). Types as above. 4.06, 4.06, 4.07, 4.09 grams. S.376. Two with noticeable bends, one with an indistinct face. Fine to Very Fine. 4 pieces. (400-500)

102 Tiberius II Constantino. Solidi (3). Constantinople, officinae E, (-), S. Types as the preceding. 4.46, 4.44 and 4.48 gi'ams respectively. S.422. Extremely Fine, the stv- ond nearly so. 3 pieces. (350-450)

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Lot No. 103

103 Tiberius II Constantine. Solidi (5). Constantinople,

officinae A, E, S, Z (2). 4.50, 4.46, 4.36, 4.39, and 4.45 grams. S.422. Some trivial scratches and one officina Z with a somewhat ragged edge. Overall, Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 5 pieces. (450-550)

104 Tiberius II Constantine. Solidi (6). Constantinople,

officinae B, f, E, S, H, 0. Types as above. 4.42, 4.28, 4.48, 4.29, 4.37, and 4.50 grams. S.422. Generally decent portraits, the fourth coin with two edge clips. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 6 pieces. (700-900)

105 Tiberius II Constantine. Solidi (7). Constantinople,

officinae A, A, E (2), S, H, 0. Types as above. 4.51, 4.49, 4.45, 4.40, 4.46, 4.49, and 4.24 grams respectively. S.422. One with a slight edge clip. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 7 pieces. (800-1,000)

Lot No. 106

106 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidus (20

Siliquae). Constantinople, officina I. Tjqies as above, but OBXX in ex. 3.65 grams. S.423. Slight bend and flan crack. Else Nice Very Fine. Rare. (300-500)

107 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidi of 20

Siliquae (5). Types as last with OBXX in ex. 3.63, 3.66, 3.67, 3.68, and 3.69 grams. Few defects. Average Very Fine. 5 pieces. (700-900)

*108 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidus (22 Siliquae). Theoupolis (Antioch). Types as above, legend ends with Y S; OB-t* in ex. 4.02 grams. S.446. Well struck and fully round. Nearly Extremely Fine. Scarce.

(200-400)

109 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidi (3).

Antioch. Types as the preceding with OB-t* in ex. 4.04, 4.08 and 4.09 grams. S.446. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. An attractive trio. 3 pieces. (500-800)

110 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidi (3).

Antioch. A second trio, as last, with OB-I-* in ex. 4.05, 4.07, and 4.11 grams. S.446. Some light deposits and a few faint scratches. Else Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 3 pieces. (500-800)

111 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidi (5). Antioch. Types as the preceding. 4.06, 4.08, 4.08, 4.09, and 4.12 grams. S.446. Average Very Fine. 5 pieces.

(600-900)

112 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidi (6).

Antioch. Types as above with OB-t* in ex. A final group- ing. 3.96, 4.03, 4.07, 4.10, 4.10, and 4.12 grams. S.446. A few light scratches. Fine to Very Fine or better, mostly the latter. 6 pieces. (700-1,000)

Lot No. 113

113 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidus. Con-

stantine in Numidia (?), officina 1. Types as above, but CONXX in ex. 3.72 grams. S.-; cf S.574 for type. Slight deposits and a bit off center. Presumably very rare. Nearly Extremely Fine. (300-500)

Hahn rejects the attribution to this North African mint, suggesting Sicily instead.

114 Tiberius II Constantine. Light weight Solidus. Con- stantine mint and types as last but officina H. 3.17 grams. Cf. S.574 for type. Elongated face and weakly struck in part. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (300-500)

115 Maurice Tiberius, 582-602 A.D. Solidus. Constan- tinople, officina 1. Crowned and cuirassed bust facing, holding orb; D.N.TIBER.MAVRIC.PP.AVI. Rv. Angel standing facing, holding long staff surmounted by Chi- Rho. 4.41 grams. S.477. Nice Very Fine and scarce.

(200-300)

116 Maurice Tiberius. Solidus. Constantinople, officina A.

Another as last. 4.38 grams. S.477. A little off center. Nearly Extremely Fine. (250-350)

117 Maurice Tiberius. Solidus. Constantinople, officina 1.

Draped and cuirassed bust facing, wearing plumed hel- met and holding orb. Rv. Angel standing facing, holding long staff surmounted by Chi-Rho. 4.35 grams. S.478. Broad flan. Slight double striking. Nearly Extremely Fine. (100-150)

118 Maurice Tiberius. Solidi (8). Constantinople, officinae

A, B, f. A, E, S, 0, 1. Types as last. S.478. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. A group selected for clarity of portraits and absence of significant defects. A pleasing lot. 8 pieces. (800-1,000)

119 Maurice Tiberius. Solidi (12). Constantinople, offici- nae A (2), B, r. A, E, S, 0 (5). S.478. An interesting selection of portrait varieties. Just a bit less well struck and defect-free than the previous lot. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 12 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(1,000-1,200)

120 Maurice Tiberius. Solidi (12). Constantinople, offici- nae A, r, E (2), S (2), H (2), 0 (2), and I (2). Another group of twelve as last. S.478. Another interesting selec- tion of portrait varieties. Few defects. Very Fine or bet- ter. 12 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(1,000-1,200)

121 Maurice Tiberius. Solidus. Constantinople, officina H.

Types as last, but with T in the r. field of the reverse. 4.32 grams. S.480. The usual strike with angel’s head weak. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (100-150)

122 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidus (23 Siliquae'

Constantinople, officina Z. Similar Gq^es, but star in r. field on either side. 4.26 grams. S.481. A little rough on the reverse, hut well centered and Nearly Extremely Fine. ; 100-150

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123 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidi of 23 Siliquae (2). Constantinople, officinae A and E. Types as last. 4.20 and 3.88 grams. S.481. About Extremely Fine, the first off center, the second clipped. 2 pieces. (200-300)

124 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidi (5). Constan- tinople, officinae F, S, Z, I (2). Types as last. S.481. Very Fine to Extremely Fine, one clipped to 3.57 grams. 5 pieces. (500-600)

Lot No. 125

125 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidus (22 Siliquae). Constantinople, officina 0. Types as above with angel holding orb; OB-f-* in ex. 4.02 grams. S.482. Bold por- trait, orb indistinct. Still an attractive Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (200-300)

126 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidi (4). Constan- tinople, officinae A and 0 (3). Types as last with OB-I-* in ex. 4.09, 4.03, 3.84 and 3.98 grams. S.482. Some light scratches and two with edges a little raged. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 4 pieces. (700-900)

*127 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidus (22 Siliquae). Antioch. Similar types; angel holds staff surmounted by Christogram and plain globus. Legend ends Y S; OB-I-* in ex. 4.09 ^ams. S.529. Name of Maurice indistinct and corresponding legend on reverse weak. Still a decent example of the type. Very Fine to Extremely Fine.

•' (200-300)

128 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidi (2). Antioch. Types as the preceding. 3.58 and 3.78 grams. S.529. Fine and Very Fine. 2 pieces. (300-400)

ATTRACTIVE ANTIOCH MINT SOLIDUS OF 20 SILIQUAE

Lot No. 129

129 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidus (20 Siliquae). Antioch, officina 1. Types as above, but angel holds long cross and plain globus; OBXX in ex. 3.64 grams. S.531. A little wavy and with some reverse deposits. Nice por- trait. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. (300-500)

130 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidi (4). Antioch, officina 1. Types as the preceding with OBXX in ex. 3.19, 3.36, 3.42 and 3.70 grams. Fine to Very F'ine, one with reddish deposits. 4 pieces. (600-800)

Lot No. 131

131 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidus (20 Siliquae?). Mint of Constantine in Numidia? Types as above, but CONXX. 3.34 grams. S.574. Trace of double striking on an ovoid flan. Nearly Extremely Fine and rare.

(300-500)

132 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidus. Constantine

in Numidia? Officina 0. Types as last with CONXX. 2.95 grams. S.574. Portrait lightly struck as on the others of these offered here. The reverse is sharp with double striking in evidence. Extremely Fine or so in point of wear. (300-500)

133 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidi (2). Constantine

in Numidia? Officinae E and 0. Types as last with CONXX. 3.01 and 3.36 grams. S.574. Rare. Weakly struck in part and a little wavy. Both Very Fine or so. 2 pieces. (500-700)

134 Maurice Tiberius. Light weight Solidi (3). Constantine

in Numidia? Officina E. 2.99, 3.07 and 3.21 grams. S.574. One with large reverse lamination, one with dark

obverse deposits and a little bent. On balance. Very

Fine. 3 pieces. (600-800)

Lot No. 135

135 Maurice Tiberius. Solidus. Carthage. Facing crowned

and cuirassed bust holding orb. Rv. Angel standing fac- ing, holding long staff surmounted by Chi-Rho and orb. 4.47 grams. Lacam P1.XXXVII.C,2 (this specimen). Small flan typical of this mint. Well centered. Nearly Extremely Fine and rare. (600-700)

AN INTERESTING BYZANTINE BROCKAGE

136 Maurice Tiberius. Solidus. Presumably Constantino-

ple. Obverse brockage, the reverse an incuse impres- sion of the obverse. 4.49 grams. Weak at the top, otherwise well struck. An unusual and fascinating Byzantine mint error. (200-300)

Ix)t No. 137

137 Phocas, 602-610 A.I). Solidus. Constantinople, officina E. Draped and cuirassed bust facing wearing crown with pendilia. Rv. Angel standing facing. 4.48 grams. S.616. Close to Extremely Fine. (400-500'

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138 l*hocas. Solidus. Constantinople, officina Z. Similar

types, but crown without pendilia and reverse legends ends AVGY. 4.49 grams. S.620. Sharply struck on a broad flan. Lustrous. Extremely Fine. (300-400)

139 Heraclius, 610-641 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople, offic-

ina A. Facing busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constan- tine, the latter much smaller. Rv. Cross potent on three steps. 4.47 grams. S.734. Nicely centered and sharply struck, the legends slightly doubled. Extremely Fine and lustrous. (300-400)

140 Heraclius. Solidus. Constantinople, officina Z. Types as

last. 4.42 grams. S.734. Perfectly centered and portraits sharply struck. Scarcely visible scratch between the por- traits and obverse legends partial. Extremely Fine and lustrous. (300-400)

141 Heraclius. Solidus. Constantinople, officina A. Facing

busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constantine, each wearing simple crown and the son nearly equal in height to the father. Rv. Cross potent on three steps. 4.48 grams. S.743. Sharply struck, Choice Extremely Fine and lustrous. (400-500)

142 Heraclius. Solidus. Constantinople, officina H. Types

as last. 4.52 grams. S.743. Evenly and sharply struck. Extremely Fine and lustrous. (400-500)

Lot No. 143

143 Tiberius HI Apsimar, 698-705 A.D. Solidus. Constan- tinople, uncertain officina. Crowned and cuirassed bust facing with close beard, holding spear across body. Rv. Cross potent on three steps. 4.37 grams. DO 1, S.1360. Somewhat weak on one edge. Extremely Fine and quite scarce. (700-800)

Lot No. 144

144 Justinian H. Second reign, 705-711 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople. Bust of Christ facing with cross behind head, curly hair and short beard, r. hand raised in bene- diction and holding Book of the Gospels. Rv. Half-length figures of Justinian II and Tiberius facing, holding cross between them. 4.42 grams. Do 2B.6. Compact flan. Christ’s hair a little flat. Extremely Fine and lustrous.

(800-1,200)

Lot No. 145

145 Michael III, the Drunkard, 842-867 A.D. Debased Semis. Syracuse mint. Facing bust with short beard, wearing crown and chlamys, holding orb. Rv. As obverse but wearing loros instead of chlamys. 1.55 grams. S.1695. Extremely PJne and lustrous. (600-700)

ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS

SPAIN

RARE ISSUES OF THE BARCIDS IN SPAIN

Lot No. 146

146 BARCIDS. 230-228 B.C. Shekel-Didrachm. Mint of the White Cape. Head of Tanit 1. wearing wreath of corn-ears. Rv. Horse prancing r., star above. 7.28 grams. Burgos 109, SNG Cop. 291. Dark tone. Very Fine. ( 1,000-1,500)

Lot No. 147

147 BARCIDS. 213-210 B.C. Half Shekel-Drachm. Gades. Beardless male head 1. wearing laureate diadem (said to be Mago, youngest brother of Hannibal). Rv. Elephant walking r., Punic letter in ex. 3.43 grams. M. III. 34. 44. Slightly oval flan. Medium gray and golden toning. Extremely Fine. An historic Second Punic war issue. ( 1,500-2,000)

DANUBIAN CELTS

Lot No. 148

148 SIRMIUM. 2nd -1st Centuries B.C. Celtic imitation of a Tetradrachm of Philip II of Macedon. Laureate head of Zeus r. Rv. Horse walking 1. 11.49 grams. Pink P1.V.73. Dark tone. Close to Very Fine/Fine. (300-400)

MAGNA GRAECIA

Lot No. 149

149 TARENTUM. Calabria. 302-281 B.C. Didrachm. Horseman r. holding spear and shield with two spears behind him. Rv. Taras on dolphin 1. holding dolphin in r. hand. 7.86 grams. Vlasto 672. Well centered on a large flan. Pale gray toning. Choice V’ery Fine Nearly Extremely Fine. 1 400-600 '

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♦150 METAPONTION. Lucania. 510-480 B.C. Archaic Stater. Ear of grain, ram’s head to 1., META to r. Rv. Ear of grain incuse. 6.63 grams. Noe 22 Iff. Compact, thick flan. Slightly granular surfaces toned a pale gray. Very Fine and attractive. (400-600)

*151 VELLA. Lucania. 500-450 B.C. Stater. Nymph’s head r. wearing diadem of beads. Rv. Lion crouching r., owl above. 7.56 grams. SNG ANS 1231. Obverse off center, but head fully visible. Pale gray toning. Very Fine.

(500-700)

Lot No. 152

152 KROTON. Bruttium. 510-480 B.C. Stater. Tripod- lebes, lion’s paw feet; stork standing to r. Rv. Tripod incuse. 7.69 grams. BMC 15. Reverse flatly struck on one edge. Pleasing medium gray tone. Very Fine.

(800-1,000)

DRAMATIC RHEGION DRACHM

Lot No. 153

153 RHEGION. Bruttium. 410-400 B.C. Drachm. Lion’s scalp facing. Rv. Laureate head of Apollo r., hair tuned up, ivy leaf behind. 4.01 grams. Herzfelder 114, BMC 29. A magnificent lion’s head in high relief. Dark purple-gray patina. Extremely Fine. An exceptional specimen. ( 1,500-2,000)

SICILY

JENKINS PLATE COIN

Lot No. 154 (Enlarged)

154 GELA. 415-408 B.C. Tetradrachm. Galloping quadriga r. driven by male charioteer; Nike flying above crowning the horses. Rv. Forepart of man- headed bull r. 17.36 grams. Jenkins 368 (this specimen). Horses’ heads off the flan. Attractive medium gray tone. Wonderfully expressive depic- tion of Gelas. Very Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE)

(1,500-2,000)

Ex Naville XII i 1926, lot 214).

155 HIMERA. 530-482 B.C. Obol. Cock strutting 1. Rv. Incuse square divided into eight alternately raised and depressed compartments. 0.85 grams. BMC 9. Lightly granular surfaces toned a pale gray. Sharp detail. Choice Very Fine. (250-300)

CHOICE SIGNED HIMERA

Lot No. 156 (Enlarged)

156 HIMERA. 415-408 B.C. Tetradrachm. Galloping quadriga r. driven by charioteer wearing long chi- ton; Nike, holding tablet with artist’s signature MAI, flying above crowning driver, hippocamp in ex. Rv. Nymph Himera standing facing, head r., sacrificing at altar; behind her a satyr washing with water issuing from a lion’s head fountain. 17.36 ^ams. BMC 48. Large, full flan with almost reflective surfaces. Some flatness on the chario- teer. Nevertheless, a coin of great beauty from the artistic high point of Greek Sicilian art. Choice Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE)

(4,000-6,000)

RARE KATANE TETRADRACHM

Lot No. 157

157 KATANE. 461-450 B.C. Tetradrachm. Man- headed bull kneeling r.; branch of river plant above, river fish below. Rv. Nike advancing 1. wearing long chiton. 16.75 grams. BMC 1, Ran- dazzo 55 (same dies). Minor flatness. Well cen- tered on a large flan, lustrous old blue-gray toning. A rare example of the high artistry of the Greek Sicilian coinage. (4,000-5,000)

158 MESSANA. 480-461 B.C. Litra. Hare running r. Rv. MES (retrograde) in olive wreath. 0.23 gi'ams. BMC 24 Dark gray patina, lightly granular. Very Fine. (250-350)

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48AU

47AU

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44AU

62AU

49AU

61AU

58AU

114AU

127AU

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Lot No. 159

159 SELINUS. 520-490 B.C. Didrachm. Selinon leaf with veins clearly marked. Rv. Incuse square divided into tri- angular sections alternately raised and depressed. 8.83 gramns. SNG ANS 666. Sharply struck on a large flan. Light pitting. Choice Very Fine. Impressive and appeal- ins. (600-800)

Lot No. 160

160 SYRACUSE. 485-479 B.C. Tetradrachm. Slow quadri- ga r., bearded driver holds goad, Nike flying above crowning horses. Rv. Head of Artemis-Arethusa r., four dolphins around. 17.22 grams. SNG ANS 103, Boeh.316. Gray toned. Very Fine. (600-800)

CHOICE SYRACUSAN DECADRACHM

Lot No. 161

161 SYRACUSE. Ca. 400 B.C. Decadrachm of

Euainetos (unsigned). Galloping quadriga driven 1. by female charioteer; shield, cuirass between two greaves and helmet in exergue. Rv. Head of Artemis-Arethusa 1., hair bound with reed; scallop shell behind, four dolphins around. 43.25 grams. Gallatin VIIA/RXIV. Well centered and well struck, though the obverse die shows signs of wear. Good metal surfaces toned medium gray. Nearly Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE)

(12,500-15,000)

Ex CNG Auction XXIV (December 1992, lot 194).

Lot No. 1 62

162 SYRACUSE. Agathokles, 317-289 B.C. Tetradrachm, 305-295 B.C. Head of Kore r.; KOPAX upwards behind. Rv. Nike standing 1. erecting trophy, triskeles below. 16.84 grams. SNG ANS 665. Well centered, even pale gray toning. Nearly Extremely Fine/Very I'ine. (800-1,000)

CHOICE PORTRAIT OF QUEEN PHILISTIS

Lot No. 1 63

163 SYRACUSE. Hieron II, 275-215 B.C. 16 Litrai. Diademed, veiled head of Queen Philistis 1., corn- ears behind. Rv. Nike driving quadriga 1.; KI above and corn-ear below hoofs. 13.58 grams. SNG Cop. 824 var. Well centered on a large flan. Artistic portrait of Queen Philistis in high relief. Gray toned. Extremely Fine. (1,500-2,000)

Lot No. 164

164 SYRACUSE. Hieron II. 5 Litrai. Diademed and veiled head of Queen Philistis 1., palm behind. Rv. Nike driving quadriga 1. 4.50 grams. SNG Cop. 827. Nicely centered. Wonderfully artistic type, rendered even more pleasing by an attractive, gray-golden toning. Close to Extremely Fine. (700-900)

TWO CHOICE 10 LITRAI OF HIERONYMOS

Lot No. 165

165 SYRACUSE. Hieronymos, 215-214 B.C. 10 Litrai. Diademed head of Hieronymos 1., K (retrograde) behind. Rv. Winged thunderbolt, KI above. 8.43 grams. SNG ANS 1030. Dark gray toning with some darker deposits in the legend of the reverse. Extremely Fine. (800-1,000)

I Alt No. 1 66

166 SYRACUSE. Hieronymos. U) Litrai. Types as last, but U’l above. 8.43 gi'ams. BMC 643. Extremely Fine and lustrous. (800-1,000'

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FOUR TE TRAUliACHMS OF THE CARTHAGINIANS IN SICILY

Lot No. 167

167 CARTHAGINIAN SICILY. 410-390 B.C.

Tetradrachm. Galloping quadriga r. driven by standing charioteer, Nike flying above crowning the driver. Rv. Head of Tanit r. wreathed with corn, dolphins around. 17.18 grams. SNG Lloyd 1599. Compact, thick flan. Nice Very Fine and just beginning to tone. (1,000-1,500)

Lot No. 168

*168 CARTHAGINIAN SICILY. Ca. 300 B.C.

Tetradrachm. “People of the camp.” Head of Herakles in lion’s skin r. Rv. Horse’s head 1.; club before, palm tree behind, MhMmNT below. 17.11 grams. SNG Lloyd 1650. Full types, well centered on a typically thick, com- pact flan. Medium gray toning with a few deposits. Choice Very Fine. (800-1,000)

*169 CARTHAGINIAN SICILY. Ca. 300 B.C.

Tetradrachm. “People of the Camp.” Types as last, but no club and Punic legend largely off the flan. 16.85 grams. SNG Lloyd 1647ff. Good metal surfaces, toned a pale gray. Choice Very Fine/Extremely Fine. (800-1,000)

170 CARTHAGINIAN SICILY. Ca. 300 B.C.

Tetradrachm. “People of the Camp.” As last, but Punic legend visible. 16.72 grams. SNG Lloyd 1647ff. Compact but full flan. Choice Very Fine and just beginning to tone. (800-1,000)

RARE SICILIAN BRONZE

I^tNo. 171

171 LIPARA. 412-408 B.C. /E Hemilitron. Hephaistos seated r. on stool, holding kantharos in r. hand. Rv. Dol- phin leaping r.; MIIAPAION around. BMC 25, Calciati 1.11.8. Well centered on a large Ran. Dark brown and tan. Phne to Very Fine. (600-800)

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ATTRACTIVE MENDE TETRADRACHM

Lot No. 1 72

172 MENDE. Macedon. Ca. 460-423 B.C. Tetradrachm. Dionysos holding kantharos, reclining 1. on back of ass walking r. Rv. Grape vine within linear border. 16.73 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 1055, Noe 84 (same obverse die). Dark tone. Very Fine. (1,000-1,500)

CHOICE SILVER FRACTION FROM POTIDAIA

Lot No. 1 73

173 POTIDAIA. Macedon. 520-480 B.C. Tetrobol. Posei- don on horseback r. holding trident, star below horse. Rv. Amazon in wolf-skin cap with tassel r., within shal- low incuse square. 2.60 grams. SNG Lockett 1968 (this coin). Dark gray toning. Attractive Very Fine.

(1,250-1,500)

Ex Nauille V (1923, lot 1331).

RARE PLATED TETRADRACHM OF AMYNTAS III

Lot No. 1 74

174 KINGDOM OF MACEDON. Amyntas III, 389-383, 381-369 B.C. Plated Tetradrachm. Bearded head of Herakles r. in lion’s skin. Rv. Horse standing r., AMY above, N[TA] below. 9.42 grams. BMC 4. Plated, as most are, but fully silvered, with light scuff and cleaning scratches on the reverse. Corrosion in the reverse field. Nearly Very Fine and rare. (600-800)

Lot No. 1 75

175 MACEDON. Alexander the Great, 336-323 B.C. Tetradrachm, 294-290 B.C. Amphipolis. Herakles head r. wearing lion’s skin. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1.; thunder- holt/I to 1., dolphin below. 17.11 grams. Price 501. Close to Extremely Fine, cleaned. ■: 300-400 '

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Lot No. 176

176 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachms (3). Amphipolis. Herakles/Zeus types as above, symbols cornu- copiae, A/torch to 1. and monogram below, thunderbolt/I to 1. and dolphin below. 16.94, 17.05 and 17.22 grams. Price 108, 447, 501. All Very Fine, the first darkly toned with deposits on the reverse, the second medium gray, and the third lightly granular, cleaned and just beginning to tone. 3 pieces. (500-700)

Lot No. 177

177 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachms (2).

“Pella,” Amphipolis. Herakles/Zeus types as last; symbols Boeotian shield. A/torch to 1. and tripod below. 17.12 and 17.22 grams. Price 248, 461. About Extremely Fine and Nice Very Fine respectively, both cleaned and just begin- ning to tone. 2 pieces. (500-700)

178 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachms (2). Amphipolis. Herakles/Zeus as last. A/torch to 1. and monogram below, thunderbolt/I to 1. and dolphin below. 17.12 and 17.24 grams. Price 465, 501. Both Very Fine, cleaned and just beginning to tone. 2 pieces. (400-600)

Lot No. 179

179 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 317-

311 B.C. Babylon. Usual Herakles/Zeus types, MHP monogram in wreath and KA below throne. 16.75 grams. Price 3713. Just beginning to tone. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

180 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 305-

295 B.C. Seleuceia ad Tigrim. As last, but Attic helmet and mono^am before Zeus, AI below the throne. 17.00 grams. Price 3781. Perfectly centered. Just beginning to tone. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

Lot No. 181

181 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 314/3 B.C. Ake. Year 33. Usual Herakles/Zeus types, date to 1. 16.70 grams. Newell 37. Lightly granular surfaces toned a medium gray. Unusually well styled and boldly struck for this i.s.sue. Nice Very f'ine. (300-400)

*182 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 310/9 B.C.. Ake. Year 37. Types as last. 17.00 grams. Price 3293A. Well centered on a broad flan. Lightly granular surfaces. Very Fine and unusually nice for the issue. (300-400)

183 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 315-294 B.C. Herakles/Zeus types. A/torch to 1. and monogram below. 17.10 grams. Price 495. Cleaned. Close to Extremely Fine; Drachm. Uncertain Greek or Macedonian mint. Symbol aplustre. 3.95 grams. Price 862. Very Good; Celtic imitation of a Drachm of Philip III. Symbol altar or temple. 3.23 grams. BMC 203ff, Pink 592. Dark tone. Nice Very Fine. 3 pieces. (400-600)

184 MACEDON. Philip III, 323-317 B.C. Tetradrachm, 323-316 B.C. Babylon. Usual Herakles/Zeus types, but monogram and wheel to 1., monogram below throne. 17.01 grams. Price P189. Just beginning to tone. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

TWO CHOICE TETRADRACHMS OF DEMETRIOS POLIORKETES

Lot No. 185 (Enlarged)

185 MACEDON. Demetrios Poliorketes, 294-288

B.C. Tetradrachm, 292-291 B.C. Pella. Diademed head of Demetrios r. with bull’s horn. Rv. Posei- don, naked to waist, seated 1. on rock, holding aplustre and lotus-tipped scepter; monogram in outer r. field and on rock. 16.95 grams. Newell 74. Excellent portrait in high relief. Pale gray toning. Close to Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE)

(2,000-2,500)

Lot No. 186 (Enlarged)

186 MACEDON. Demetrios Poliorketes. Tetra- drachm, 290-289 B.C. Amphipolis. Diademed head r. with bull’s horn. Rv. Poseidon, naked, standing 1., r. foot on rock, holding trident, monogram to inner 1. and r. 17.42 grams. Newell 116. Well struck and nicely centered on a broad flan. Excel- lent portrait. Lightly granular surfaces toned a pale gray. Close to Extremely Fine. (SEE COLOR PIJiTE) ' (2,500-3,000)

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CHOICE TETIIADRACHM OF PHILIP V

Lot No. 187 (Enlarged)

187 MACEDON. Philip V, 220-179 B.C. Tetra- drachm, 188/7-179 B.C. Pella. Helmeted bust 1. of Philip V as Perseus, harpa over shoulder, in cen- ter of Macedonian shield. Rv. Club, inscription and monograms within oak wreath. 16.90 grams. Cf. Mamroth 6. Obverse very faintly double struck. Broad flan. Close to Extremely Fine, medi- um gray toning. (SEE COLOR PLATE)

(1,500-2,000)

A SECOND ATTRACTIVE PHILIP V TETRADRACHM

Lot No. 188

188 MACEDON. Philip V. Tetradrachm. Types as last, but for monograms. 16.82 grams. SNG Oxford 3267. Pale gray toning. Close to Extremely Fine. (1,250-1,750)

Lot No. 189

189 MACEDON. Perseus, 179-168 B.C. Tetradrachm (reduced weight). Pella. Diademed head of Perseus r. Rv. Eagle with spread wings standing r. on thunderbolt, monograms above, to r. and below. 15.38 grams. Mam- roth 25. Close to Extremely Fine, cleaned and just beginning to tone. (700-900)

*190 MACEDON. Perseus. Tetradrachm (reduced weight). Pella. Types as last, but for monograms. 15.11 grams. Mamroth 23. Choice Very Fine, cleaned and just begin- ning to tone. (500-700)

191 MACEDON. Regal Period, 196-168 B.C. Tetrobol. Head of Maenad r., wearing vine wreath. Rv. Stern of ship, M to r. 2.08 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 1216. Dark tone. About Extremely Fine. (75-100)

*192 MACEDON. As a Roman Province. 158-149 B.C. Tetradrachm. Bust of Artemis Tauropolis r. at center of Macedonian shield. Rv. Club, monograms and inscrip- tion within oak wreath, thunderbolt to outer 1. 16.03 grams. SNG Cop. 1314. Well centered on a broad flan. Steel gray toning. Close to Extremely Fine. (400-600)

*193 MACEDON. As a Roman Province. Tetradrachm. Types as last, but A above inscription on reverse. 16.71 grams. SNG Cop. 1310. Pale gray. Very Fine. (400-600)

*194 ABDERA. Thrace. Late 4th Century B.C. Drachm. Griffin seated 1. Rv. Small, laureate head of Apollo r. in linear square. 2.55 grams. May 542, SNG Sweden von Post. 53 (this coin). Choice Very Fine. (400-500)

195 MARONEIA. Thrace. After 146 B.C. Tetradrachm. Head of Dionysos r. wreathed with ivy. Rv. Dionysos standing 1. holding grapes and two stalks. 15.88 grams. SNG Oxford 3624. Granular surfaces, unevenly toned. Very Fine; also a group of nine Bronzes, 12 to 17 mm. Included are issues from Amyntas III, Perdikkas III and Philip II of Macedon, as well as from Mende, Akanthos, and Thasos. All darkly patinated. Condi- tions from Good to Very Fine, mostly Fine or better. 10 pieces. (200-300)

SPLENDID THASOS STATER

Lot No. 196 (Enlarged)

196 THASOS. 510-490 B.C. Stater. Satyr r. carrying struggling nymph. Rv. Quadripartite incuse square. 8.83 grams. Hirmer PI. 141.4135, SNG ANS Dewing 1323. Broad flan, sharply struck, with excellent detail, unusually choice for this issue. Medium gray. Choice Very Fine. (SEE COLOR PLATE) (3,000-4,000)

Lot No. 197

197 THASOS. 510-490 B.C. Stater. Types as last. 8.39 grams. SNG Cop. 1012. Even medium gray toning. Close to Very Fine and attractive. (700-900)

Lot No. 198

198 ISTROS. Black Sea Area. 400-350 B.C. Stater Two male heads facing, one inverted. Rv. Sea eagle standing 1. on dolphin, monogram below. 6.42 grams. BMC 3. Sharply struck. Pale gray toning. Close to Extremely Fine. (500-600'

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AN EXTENSIVE OFFERING OF THE COINAGE OF LARISSA IN THESSALY

Lot No. 199

199 LARISSA. Thessaly. 450-400 B.C. Drachm. Hero Thessalus leaning 1. grasping rearing bull by horns. Rv. Horse rearing 1.; AAPIZA above, AI below; all in shallow incuse square. 6.29 grams. SNG Oxford 3866. Lovely medium gray and golden toning. Perfectly centered. Choice Very Fine. (300-400)

Lot No. 207

207 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (4). Thessalus 1. (two different poses)/horse r. as above. Three variations of reverse legends. 6.03, 5.70, 6.04 and 5.16 grams respectively. Conditions from Very Good to Nice Fine. 4 pieces. (250-350)

*200 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachm. Thessalus 1. as last. Rv. Horse leaping r., AAPI above, lAIA below. 6.06 grams. Herrmann PI. HI. 18. Pale gray toning. Choice Very Fine. (300-400)

201 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachm. Thessalus 1. and

horse r. as last. 6.03 grams. Pale gray toning. Nice Very Fine. (150-250)

202 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachm. Another, as last.

6.01 grams. Flan elongated diagonally. Pale gray toning with a hint of gold. Nice Very Fine. (150-250)

203 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (2). Types as last.

5.95 and 4.90 grams respectively. Two different poses of Thessalus. Both pale gray and Close to Very Fine.

2 pieces. (150-250)

Lot No. 204

204 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (2). Another pair, as

last, but the second with the reverse inscription AAPI above, X to r. and lA below. 6.17 and 5.91 grams respec- tively. Two different poses of Thessalus. Both Close to Very FineA'^ery Fine. 2 pieces. ( 150-250)

205 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (2). A third pair as

last, but with both reverse inscriptions AAPI above, LAIA below. 6.07 and 5.96 grams respectively. Two dif- ferent poses of Thessalus. Both struck on short, thick flans. Very Fine (oval flan, reverse double struck) and About Very FineA^ery Fine. 2 pieces. (150-250)

Lot No. 206

206 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (3). All Thessalus 1./ horse r. as last, two with reverse legends as previous, one with AAPILAI above. 5.79, 6.14, 5.94 grams respec- tively. Three different poses of Thessalus. All Fine to Very Fine, 3 pieces. (200-300)

Lot No. 208

208 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (2). Similar types,

but hero Thessalus leaning right, grasping bull by horns. Rv. Horse leaping r.; AAPI above, LAIA below. 5.91 and 5.87 grams. Cf. Herrmann PI. III. 5. Both Fine to Very Fine. 2 pieces. ( 150-250)

209 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (2). A second pair as

last, but one reverse legend AAP above, ILAI below. 5.90 and 5.99 grams. Both Close to Very Fine, one with dark patination about the periphery. 2 pieces. (150-250)

210 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (4). As last, with three slightly different poses of Thessalus. Rv. Horse leaping r. (2) and 1. (2). Three varieties of reverse inscription. Conditions average Fine or a bit better, three with somewhat elongated flans. 4 pieces. (250-350)

211 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (3). As above, with

three slightly different poses of Thessalus. Rv. Horse r. with two legend varieties. 6.08, 6.02, and 6.12 grams. All Fine or a bit better. 3 pieces. (200-300)

212 LARISSA. 450-400 B.C. Drachms (2). Hero Thessalus r. as above. Rv. Horse leaping r., horse walking r. 6.12, 5.73 grams. Both Close to Very Fine. 2 pieces. (150-250)

Lot No. 213

213 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachms (3). Head of nymph Larissa % face to r. Rv. Horse grazing r. 6.14, 6.08 and 5.94 grams respectively. L.2.2a, 2.2b, 2.3. Fine to Very Fine (2) and Fine (cleaned). 3 pieces. (250-350)

Lo/ No. 214

214 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head of nymph Larissa ^4 face to 1., artist’s signature LIMG above the head. Rv. Horse grazing r., .\AP1 above. 6.07 grams. L.5.1a. Medium gray and golden. V'ery Fine. (300-400)

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215 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Similar types, but without artist’s signature. Rv. Horse grazing r. 6.11 gi'ams. L.6.3a. Medium gray and golden. Close to Very Fine. (100-150)

Lot No. 216

216 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head of nymph

Larissa % face to r., faint traces of artist’s signature IIMO above. Rv. Horse grazing r., AAPI above. 6.08 grams. L.8.2b. Medium gray and golden. Choice Very Fine. (300-400)

217 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head of nymph

Larissa % face to 1. Rv. As last. 6.11 grams. L.9.3b. Demetriadi PI. XL Row 5.6. Pale gray toning. Choice Very Fine. (300-400)

218 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachms (2). Types as last, both with traces of the artist’s signature IIMO above. 5.81 and 6.18 grams. L.8.1, 10.1a. Fine (cleaned) and Close to Very Fine (medium gray). 2 pieces. (150-250)

219 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachms (2). Nymph’s head

r./horse grazing r. as last, both with traces of artist’s sig- nature ZIMO above on the obverse. 5.94 and 5.85 grams. L.8.1b, 10.3a. Fine to Very Fine and About Very Fine respectively, both with a pleasing medium gray tone. 2 pieces. (150-250)

Lot No. 220

220 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Nymph’s head 1./ horse grazing r. 5.95 grams. L.ll.la. Nicely styled nymph’s head in high relief. Lightly granular surfaces, toned a medium gray. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

221 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Nymph’s head % 1.

Rv. Horse grazing r., foreleg partly raised, AI below. 6.04 grams. L.16.1. About Very Fine. Cleaned; Drachm. Nymph’s head ¥4 1. Rv. Horse grazing 1. 6.11 grams. L.29.3. Pleasing medium gray. About Very Fine. 2 pieces. (150-250)

Lot No. 222

222 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Types as above, with horse grazing r., foreleg partly raised. 6.05 grams.

L. 19.2b. Pleasing medium gray. Choice Very FineA^ery F'ine. (200-300)

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223 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. As last, but with Al

below tbe horse. 6.05 grams. L.21.1a. Obverse die break in the nymph’s hair to r. Reverse off center. Otherwise, Choice Very Fine. (150-250:

224 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachms (2)^ Nymph’s head

¥4 1. Rv. Horse grazing 1. 6.16 and 5.93 grams. L.29.5b, 29. 5e. Both medium gray and Close to Very Fine. 2 pieces. (150-250)

225 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Nymph’s head 1./

horse 1. as above. 5.90 grams. L.30.1b. Medium gray. Nice Very Fine. (200-300)

226 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Dracbms (2). Nymph’s head

1. /horse 1. as last. 6.12 and 6.14 grams. L.32.3b, 33.3. Close to Very Fine, Very Fine (cleaned). 2 pieces.

(150-250)

227 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head 1. /horse 1. 6.12 grams. L.32.3d. Medium gray with area of dark patina- tion on the reverse. Very Fine; Drachm. Head ¥4 to r./ horse grazing r. 6.06 grams. L.36.4c. Medium gray. Flat- ly struck in the hair. Close to Very Fine. 2 pieces.

(150-250)

228 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachms (2). Head r./horse r.

6.03 and 5.99 grams. L.36.4c, 42.2. Nice Very Fine and Very Fine respectively, both toned an attractive medium gray. 2 pieces. (150-250)

229 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head r./horse r. as

last. 6.14 grams. L.45.1a. Minor die flaw on chin. Pleas- ing medium gray. Choice Very Fine. (200-300)

Lot No. 230

230 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head r./horse r. as

above. 6.16 grams. L.46.1b. Pleasing medium gray. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

231 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachms (3). Head l./horse 1.,

head r./horse r. (2). 5.60, 6.34, 5.88 grams. L.39.2, 50.1a, 54.1a. Fine to Very Fine (granular), Nice Very Fine (2), all cleaned. 3 pieces. (200-300)

232 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head r./horse r. 6.01 grams. L.64.1. Pale gray toning. Choice Very Fine.

(200-300)

Lot No. 233

233 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head r./horse r. as last. 6.11 grams. L.67.2a. Well struck in high relief. Pleasing medium gray and golden. Extremelv Fine.

i 400-500'

234 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head r. horse r. 5.29

grams. L.67.4. Nice Very Fine, cleaned. ' 100-150

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235 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head r./horse r. 6.13 grams. L.74.1. Marginally off center on an elongated flan. Pleasing medium gray. Very Fine. (100-150)

Lot No. 236

236 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head r./horse r. as last. 6.10 grams. L.75.1a. Pale gray and golden. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

237 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachms (2). Head r./horse r. 6.04, 6.00 grams. L.56.1, 76.1. Fine/About Very Fine, About Very Fine (elongated flan). Both cleaned. 2 pieces.

(150-250)

238 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head r./horse r. as

last. 6.02 grams. L.75.1a. Elongated flan, toned a medi- um gray. Very Fine. (100-150)

239 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head l./horse r. 5.96

grams. L.82.2. Very Fine, cleaned. (100-150)

240 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachms (2). Head l./horse r. 6.12, 6.05 grams. L.80.1, 84.1. About Very Fine, Fine/ About Very Fine. Both cleaned. 2 pieces. (150-250)

Lot No. 241

241 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head l./horse r. 6.10

grams. L.86.1a. Full flan, attractively styled with soft- ness of expression. Pale gray and golden. Extremely Fine. (300-400)

242 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Types as last. 6.12

grams. L.88.1a (this coin). Slightly ragged edge. Light- ly granular surfaces, toned pale gray and golden. Choice Very Fine. (200-300)

243 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Types as last. 6.09 grams. L.89.1. Pale gray and golden. Very Fine.

(100-150)

244 LARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Another, as last

from the same dies. 6.09 grams. L.89.1 (this coin). Pale gray and golden. Very Fine. (100-150)

245 lARISSA. 400-370 B.C. Drachm. Head l./horse r. 6.04

grams. L.92.2. Flan slightly elongated horizontally. Lightly granular surfaces, toned a pale gray. Choice Very Fine. (150-250)

246 LARISSA. Ca. 350 B.C. Drachm. Head of nymph

Larissa ‘A face to 1. Rv. Mare standing r. with foal. 5.93 grams. Minor planchet flaws and red deposits on the reverse. Otherwise, Choice Very I'ine. (20()-3()0)

Lot No. 247

247 LARISSA. Ca. 350 B.C. Drachm. Types as last, with foal. 5.98 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 1394. Nice Very Fine. Lightly cleaned. Another example of this scarce and interesting variety. (200-300)

A GROUP OF LARISSA DIDRACHMS

Lot No. 248 (Enlarged)

248 LARISSA. 350-340 B.C. Didrachm. Head of nymph Larissa % face to 1. Rv. Bridled horse trot- ting r.; AAPI above, lAIGN below. 12.28 grams. Herrmann Pl.V.l. Well centered on a broad flan, minor edge split. Die flaw affecting the nymph’s neck. Otherwise, Nearly Extremely Fine with a pleasing medium gray and golden tone and nicely styled. (SEE COLOR PLATE) ( 1,000-1,250)

Lot No. 249

249 LARISSA. 350-340 B.C. Didrachm. Types as last but reverse inscription reads AAPI above, I to r. and AION below. 12.44 grams. Herrmann P1.V.2. Nose somewhat flat. Very Fine with a pleasing pale gray and golden toning. (800-1,000)

*250 LARISSA. 350-340 B.C. Didrachm. A second example, as last. 12.11 grams. Herrmann P1.V.2. A lustrous pale gray. Very Fine. (800-1,000)

*251 LARISSA. 350-340 B.C. Didrachm. A third example, as last. 12.11 grams. Herrmann P1.V.2. Very Fine with a lustrous, pale gray toning.

(800-1,000)

*252 LARISSA. 350-340 B.C. Didrachm. A fourth example, as last. 12.15 grams. Herrmann P1.V.2. Nice Very Fine, lustrous surfaces just beginning to tone. (800-1,000)

*253 LARISSA. 350-340 B.C. Didrachm. A final example, as last. 12.22 gi'ams. Herrmann P1.V.2. Pale gi’ay. Very Fine with some weakness in the hair and minor die breaks around the mouth.

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Lot No. 254

Lot No. 264

254 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Head of nymph

Larissa % face to 1. Rv. Horse grazing r., foreleg raised; symbol branch below. 6.10 grams. BMC 61. Pale gray and golden. Attractive portrait of charming softness.

Extremely Fine. (300-400)

255 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Another, as last.

Symbol branch. 6.10 grams. BMC 61. Close to Extremely Fine and lustrous. (250-350)

256 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Dracbm. A third example sim-

ilar to last, symbol branch. 6.04 grams. BMC 61. Medi- um gray. Nice Very Fine. (150-250)

257 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. A fourth example as

last, symbol branch. 6.05 grams. BMC 61. Medium gray. Nice Very Fine. ( 150-250)

258 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). Types as last, all

with symbol branch. 5.98, 5.30 and 6.04 grams. BMC 61. Very Fine, About Very Fine, Fine to Very Fine respec- tively. 3 pieces. (200-300)

Lot No. 259

264 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). Types as last; no

symbol. 6.15, 6.10, 6.01 grams. All Nearly Extremely Fine, bright and lustrous. 3 pieces. (500-600)

265 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). A second trio, as

last, no symbol. 6.07, 6.12, 5.97 grams. All Nearly Extremely Fine, lustrous and just beginning to tone. 3 pieces. (500-600)

266 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). A third trio as

last, no symbol. 6.05, 6.12, 5.99 grams. All Nearly Extremely Fine, bright and lustrous. One has a H lightly inscribed below the horse, one with a die flaw affecting the nymph’s nose. 3 pieces. (400-500)

267 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (2). Nymph’s head r., head l./horse r., foreleg raised, partly reused. No sym- bol. 6.10, 6.03 grams. Both Choice Very Fine, the first cleaned, the second medium gray. 2 pieces. (300-400)

268 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (2). Head l./horse r., foreleg raised. No symbol. 6.03, 6.09 grams. Both Choice Very Fine, the first medium gray, the second pale gray and golden with an elongated flan. 2 pieces. (300-400)

269 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). As last. No sym-

bol. 6.10, 6.09, 6.06 grams. All Choice Very Fine and medium gray, the last slightly double struck on the reverse. 3 pieces. (400-500)

259 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (2). As last, but horse grazing left, symbol branch. 6.15 and 6.05 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 1407. Choice Very Fine (medium gray). About Extremely Fine (cleaned). 2 pieces.

(300-400)

Lot No. 260

260 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Nymph’s head % to 1. Rv. Horse grazing r., foreleg raised; symbol trident head below. 6.05 grams. Herrmann P1.V.14. Pale gray and golden Nearly Extremely Fine. (200-300)

*261 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Types as last, but slightly higher portrait relief. Symbol trident head. 5.95 grams. Herrmann V.14. Slightly uneven pale and medi- um gray toning. Extremely Fine with a charmingly expressive face. (300-400)

262 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Similar types, but symbol (?) below the horse unclear. 6.04 grams. Elongat- ed flan. Extremely Fine and lustrous. (200-300)

270 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). Another trio as

last. No symbol. 6.08, 6.01, 5.97 grams. All Choice Very Fine and medium gray with slightly elongated flans. 3 pieces. (400-500)

271 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). A similar trio as last. No symbol. 6.05, 6.03, 6.08 grams. All Choice Very Fine and medium gray. Another nice group. 3 pieces.

(400-500)

Lot No. 272

272 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (5). Types as last. No symbol. All Choice Very Fine or a bit better, bright and lustrous. One piece considerably off center of an elongated flan. An interesting assortment of artistic ver- sions of a common theme. 5 pieces. (600-800)

263 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Head l./horse r., foreleg raised; no symbol. 5.98 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 1398. Full flan. Pale gray and golden. Close to Extreme- ly Fine. (200-300)

273 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (5). A second group of five pieces, as last. No symbol. All Ver\’ Fine or a bit better, one with an elongated flan. A decent group. 5 pieces. ? 400-600

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274 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (5). A third group of five pieces, as last. No symbol. All Very Fine or a bit bet- ter, one lightly granular, three cleaned. 5 pieces.

(400-600)

Lot No. 275

275 LARISSA, 340-320 B.C. Drachms (6). Another group of head l./horse r. Drachms as last. No symbol. All Very Fine or better, toned a pleasing light gray. One has a considerably elongated flan, one with a short thick flan and one with an unusually ragged edge. Interesting minor variations of the depiction of the nymph Larissa. 6 pieces. (500-700)

Lot No. 276

276 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (10). Types as last. No symbol. Conditions from Nice Fine to Very Fine, mostly About Very Fine to Very Fine, toned a pale to medium gray, one with light staining on the obverse, another with light reverse graffiti. A decent group. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (600-800)

277 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (10). A second group of 10 pieces, as last. No symbol. Conditions from Nice Fine to Very Fine, mostly About Very Fine, two struck on particularly elongated flans. Six are toned light to medium gray, four are bright and lustrous. Another decent group. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(600-800)

Lot No. 278

278 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Nymph’s head %

face to 1. Rv. Horse grazing r., foreleg only partly raised, no symbol. 5.93 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 1398. Well centered on a full flan. Pale gray and golden. Close to Extremely Fine. (200-300)

279 LARISSA. ,340-320 B.C. Drachms (2). Types as last,

foreleg partly raised, no symbol. 6.05, 5.99 grams. Both Clo.se to Extremely Fine, the first with a slightly off cen- ter obverse, the second with a light copper stain. Both bright and lustrous. 2 pieces. (300-400)

280 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (2). A second pair, as last, with foreleg partly raised and no symbol. 6.08, 5.98 grams. Both Close to Extremely Fine, the first just beginning to tone, the second bright and lustrous with minor edge splits. 2 pieces. (400-600)

Lot No. 281

281 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). As last, with foreleg partly raised and no symbol. 5.99, 6.05, 6.04 grams. All Nice Very Fine and toned a pale gray. 3 pieces. (300-400)

282 LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachms (3). A final trio, as last, with foreleg partly raised and no symbol. 6.00, 6.05, - 6.05 grams. All Nice Very Fine and pale to medium gray, one off center on an elongated flan. 3 pieces. (300-400)

283 PHARSALOS. Thessaly. 400-344 B.C. Drachm. Hel-

meted head of Athena r. Rv. Horseman 1. BMC 6. Cleaned. About Very Fine; Hemidrachms (7). Helmeted head of Athena r. as last. Rv. Horse’s head r.; PHOKIS. 460-430 B.C. Triobols (7). Bull’s head facing. Rv. Artemis head r. (one left); HISTIAIA. Euboia. 196- 146 B.C. Tetrobol. Female head r. Rv. Nymph Histaia seated r. on galley. Very Fine (obverse slightly off cen- ter). Except as noted, conditions from Very Good to About Very Fine. 16 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (400-500)

284 EPIDAMNOS-DYRRHACHIUM. Illyria. 400-350 B.C. Stater. Cow standing r., looking back at suckling calf. Rv. Double square stellate pattern. 10.61grams. BMC 1. Nicely centered and toned a pleasing gray. Very Fine. (300-400)

OUTSTANDING ARCHAIC TETRADRACHM

Lot No. 285 (Enlarged)

285 ATHENS. Attica. 495-480 B.C.. Archaic Tetradrachm. Head of Athena r. in unwreathed, crested helmet, ornamented with chevrons and dots. Rv. Owl standing r, olive sprig to 1. 17.26 grams. SNG Dewing 1574. Thick, compact flan. The reverse slightly ofT center. Ihnisually nice for this early issue. Veiy Fine and toned an attractive medium'gi-ay. {SEE COLOR /VA7T;)(2,000-2,500)

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Lot No. 286

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Helmeted head of Athena r., archaic eye. Rv. Owl standing r., tail as sin- gle prong. 17.14 grams. Starr Pl.XXIII.il. Full profile, only a trace of the crest. Good metal, toned a medium gray. Nearly Extremely Fine and pleasing. (700-900)

Lot No. 287

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Types as last. 17.25 grams. Starr Pl.XXIII.lO. Tip of nose off the flan and partial crest. Nevertheless, sharply struck and Extremely Fine. (600-800)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Types as last. 17.05 grams. Granular surfaces. Close to Extremely Fine. (400-600)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Another, as last.

17.18 grams. Cf. Starr. P1.XXIII.12. Well centered on a

full flan. Choice Very Fine. (500-750)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Another, as above. 17.10 grams. Nearly full crest, but nose and chin off the flan. Choice Very Fine. (400-600)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Athena head/ owl as last. 16.75 grams. Full flan. Slightly granular medium gray surfaces with an area of deposits in the center of the obverse. Very Fine. (300-400)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Types as last.

17.19 grams. Flan elongated vertically, with the tip of Athena’s nose cut off as a result. Very Fine. (300-400)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Another, as last. 17.10 grams. Cf. Starr. PI. XXII. 8. Granular surfaces toned a medium gray. Well centered. Nearly Very Fine.

(300-400)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. As last. 17.11 grams. Elongated flan. Medium gray tone. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Athena head/ owl as last. 17.14 grams. Flan elongated horizontally. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

Lot No. 296

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. As above. 17.13 grams. Flan elongated horizontally. Attractive medium gray. Choice Very Fine. (400-600)

297 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Types as last. 17.16 grams. Nearly full crest, but nose off the flan. Medium gray. Nice Very Fine. (300-400;

Lot No. 298

298 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. As above. 17.16

grams. Well centered on a full flan with nose fully visible and crest mostly so. Very Fine with minor deposits near the edge. (400-600)

299 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. As last. 17.11

grams. Tip of nose off the flan. Attractive medium gray. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

300 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Athena head/

owl as last. 17.02 grams. The very tip of the nose and top of the crest off the flan. Medium gray. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

*301 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Another, as last. 17.12 grams. Top of crest off the flan, but nose just on. Medium gray. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

302 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachms (2). Types as last. 17.11 and 17.19 grams respectively. Both Very Fine, the first well centered on a short, thick flan, the second elongated vertically affecting tip of nose and crest. 2 pieces. (400-600)

303 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachms (2). Another pair, as last. 17.13 and 17.04 grams respectively. Both well centered on short, thick flans and About Very Fine, the second with an edge test cut. 2 pieces. (400-600)

Lot No. 304

304 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachms (3). A trio, as last. 17.16, 17.13 and 16.63 grams respectively. All Close to Very Fine, the last with granular surfaces. 3 pieces.

(500-750)

305 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachms (3). Another

trio, as last. 17.08, 17.13 and 17.14 grams. Very Fine (deposits, particularly on the reverse). About Ver\^ Fine, and Fine respectively. 3 pieces. (500-750'

306 ATHENS. 449-41.3 B.C. Tetradrachms (4). Types as last. Conditions from Fine to About Very Fine '.one granular and one lightly corroded'. 4 pieces. 1 600-800 -

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Lot No. 307

307 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachms (5). Types as

last. Conditions from Nice Fine to Nice Very Fine, only one with tip of nose off the flan and once with a cstp. on cheek. An attractive group. 5 pieces. (800-1,000)

308 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachms (5). Another

quintet as last. Conditions from Nice Fine to Very Fine, two off center but favoring the profiles of Athena, sever- al with uneven toning, one with a cstp. on Athena’s cheek. Attractive overall. 5 pieces. (700-900)

309 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachms (5). A final

quintet, as last. Conditions from Nice Fine to Very Fine, mostly the latter, three with noses off the flan, one gran- ular. 5 pieces. (500-750)

Lot No. 310

310 ATHENS. 165-164 B.C. New Style Tetradrachm. Head of Athena Parthenos r. wearing triple-crested helmet, adorned with Pegasos. Rv. Owl standing r., head facing, on amphora; winged caduceus to 1. 17.01 grams. Th.379. Light gray toning. Extremely Fine. (500-700)

EARLY AIGINETAN STATER

Lot No. 311

311 AIGINA. 510-490 B.C. Stater. Smooth-shelled sea tur- tle with row of dots down the center. Rv. Incuse square of mill sail pattern. 12.03 grams. ANS Rosen 216. Medi- um gray toning. Very Fine and attractive. (600-800)

312 AIGINA. 510-490 B.C. Drachm. Sea turtle. Rv. Incuse

square divided into eight compartments, five of which are sunken. 5.53 grams. ANS Dewing 1662. Full turtle with a light cstp. on the shell. Granular surfaces toned a medium gray. Fine. (200-300)

313 CORINTH. 350-306 B.C. Stater. Pegasos with straight

wing flying 1. Rv. Helmeted head of Athena 1., mono- gram in wreath behind. 8.33 grams. Cammann 26. Dark purple-gray patina. Choice Very Fine. (250-300)

ASIA AND AFRICA

315 KINGDOM OF PONTUS. Polemo II, 38-64 A.D.

Drachm. Year 17. BACIA/EQC D/OAEM/ONOC in dia- dem. Rv. Laureate head of Claudius. RPC 3820. Medium gray. Very Fine; Drachms (2). Year 20 and date unclear. Diademed head of Polemo r. Rv. Laureate head of Nero r. RPC 3832 and 3829ff. Both Close to Very Fine, darkly though unevenly toned. 3 pieces. (200-300)

AN INTERESTING GROUP OF CISTOPHORI

316 APAMEIA. Phrygia. 150-140 B.C. Cistophoric

Tetradrachm. Cista Mystica from which serpent emerges; all in wreath. Rv. Two serpents flanking bow case; AD monogram to 1., elephant’s head to r. 12.23 grams. Kleiner-Noe Series 23. Lightly pitted surfaces toned a dark gray. Very Fine. ( 100-150)

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317 EPHESOS. Ionia. 134-128 B.C. Cistophoric

Tetradrachm. As last, but on the reverse HA to 1., vase with cover in the center above, and torch to r. 12.47 grams. BMC 767. Obverse weak. Very Good/Nice Fine; LAODIKEIA. Phrygia. After 133 B.C. Cistophoric Tetradrachm. As last, but AAO to 1., caduceus to r. and magistrates names above. 12.08 grams. BMC 7. Area of flatness toward the bottom, both sides. Close to Very Fine; TRALLEIS. Lydia (?). After 133 B.C. Cistophoric Tetradrachm. Similar but [A] to 1. and mag- istrate’s name HOKP A/TOY above. 12.84 grams. Traces of undertype. Veiy Fine. 3 pieces. (200-300)

318 TRALLEIS. Lydia. After 133 B.C. Didrachm. Lion’s skin draped over club, all within wreath. Rv. Bunch of grapes upon vine leaf; hand holding caduceus to r. 5.93 grams. Cp. BMC 34 (Cistophorus). Fine and rare.

(100-150)

319 MILETOS. Ionia. Late 6th Century B.C. Obol. Lion’s head r. Rv. Floral star in incuse square. 1.22 grams. SNG Dewing 2294. Very Fine; MYTILENE. Lesbos. 400-350 B.C. Diobol. Apollo head r. Rv. Head of Aphrodite r., two stars flanking. 1.31 grams. SNG von Aulock 1744. Dark tone. Very Fine; DYNASTS OF LYCIA. Trbbenimi, ca. 380 B.C. Tetrobol. Lion’s scalp facing. Rv. Triskeles. 2.95 grams. SNG Berry 1179. Granular obverse. Close to Very Fine. 3 pieces. (200-300)

ARCHAIC DRACHM OF TEOS

iMt No. 320

314 CORINTH. .3.50-.306 B.C. Stater. Types as last, but .symbol wreath to r. 8.36 grams. Ravel 1041, Cammann 137. Dark tone. Obverse marginally off center and slightly pitted. About Very Fine/Very I’ine. (100-150)

320 TEOS. 6th-5th Century B.C. Archaic Drachm. GrilTin with curled wing, seated 1., forepaw raised. Rv. Quadri- partite incuse square. 5.73 gi'ams. SNG Cop. 1453. Mtnli- um gray toning. Nearly V’ery Fine. (700-900'

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321 'I'ABAE. Caria. Early Imperial Times to Nero, 27 B.C.-68 A.D. Drachm. Bearded Hercules head r. Rv. Standing figure of Diana, facing, holding long torches; star and crescent above. 2.61 grams. SNG Cop. 529. Close to Very Fine and scarce. (250-300)

OUTSTANDING PIXODAROS DIDRACHM

Lot No. 322

322 SATRAPS OF CARIA. Pixodaros, 340-334

B.C. Didrachm. Head of Apollo % face to r., gen- tly flowing hair. Rv. Zeus Labraundos standing r. 7.04 grams. BMC 5. Broad flan. Pleasing pale gray toning. Extremely Fine. (2,000-2,500)

Lot No. 323

323 KINGDOM OF LYDIA. Time of Croesus, 560-546

B.C. V2 Stater. Foreparts of confronting lion and bull. Rv. Incuse oblong punch. 5.34 grams. S.3420. Well cen- tered. Lightly granular surfaces toned a medium gray. Nice Very Fine. (400-600)

Lot No. 324

324 ASPENDOS. Pamphylia. 400-370 B.C. Stater. Two wrestlers grasping each other by the wrists. Rv. Slinger discharging sling; triskeles and eagle to r. 10.77 grams. SNG von Aulock 4520. Struck over another coin with traces of undertype visible. Nearly Extremely Fine.

(400-600)

*327 ISSOS (?). Cilicia. Ca. 361-334 B.C. Stater. Baal seated 1. holding eagle. Rv. Ahura-Mazda facing, head r. 10.44 grams. Reverse off center. Fine. (200-300 ,1

STATERS OF NAGIDOS

Lot No. 328

328 NAGIDOS. Cilicia. Ca. 370 B.C. Stater. Aphrodite seated 1. holding phiale; Eros standing behind her. Rv. Dionysos standing, head 1., holding grape cluster with r. hand, 1. hand holding thrysos; A in circle to r. 10.83 grams. Lederer 26. Extremely Fine and lustrous.

(300-400)

Lot No. 329

329 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Stater. Types as last, but

without monogram. 11.11 grams. Lederer 25. Extremely Fine and lustrous. (300-400)

330 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (2). As last, one with monogram, one without. 10.85 and 10.67 grams. Lederer 26, 25. Both Extremely Fine and lustrous. 2 pieces.

(500-750)

Lot No. 331

325 SIDE. Pamphylia. 2nd-lst Century B.C.

Tetradrachm. Head of Athena r. wearing crested Corinthian helmet. Rv. Nike advancing 1. holding wreath, pomegranate to 1.; KAE-YX. 16.22 grams. BMC 43. Close to Very Fine; MALLOS. Cilicia. 385- 333 B.C. Stater. Head of Aphrodite r., hair in saccos. Rv. Bearded head of Satrap wearing Persian tiara. 10.72 grams. SNG von Aulock 5717. Weakly struck. Very Good/Fine. 2 pieces. (300-400)

Lot No. 326

326 KREMNA AND KERAITAI. Pisidia. 1st Century

B.C. Drachm. Turreted head of Tyche r. Rv. Double cor- nuacopiae; KPHMNEilN to r., KAl KEPAEITD|N| to 1. 3.70 grams. SNG von Aulock 5075. Dark gray tone. Very p^ine. (600-800)

331 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (3). As above, all with

monograms. Lederer 26. All Extremely Fine or nearly so. 3 pieces. (800-1,000)

332 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (3). Another trio as last, with monograms. Lederer 26. Extremely Fine with deposits and Choice Very Fine (2). 3 pieces. (700-900)

333 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (3). Another trio as

above, with monograms. Lederer 26. All Extremely Fine or nearly so, minor deposits. 3 pieces. (700-900)

334 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (4). A quartet with types as last, one with monogram and three without. All Extremely Fine and lustrous. 4 pieces. ( 1,000-1,250 ■

335 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (4). Another quartet as last, two with monogram, two without. All Extremely Fine and lustrous, two with minor deposits. 4 pieces.

(1.000-1.250'

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336 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (4). Another quarter as above, one with monogram, three without. Somewhat uneven dark toning. One with a slightly off center reverse. Otherwise, Close to Extremely Fine. 4 pieces.

(800-1,000)

337 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (5). A quintet with

types as last, all without monogram. All Extremely Fine or nearly so, just beginning to tone, two with minor deposits. 5 pieces. (1,000-1,250)

338 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (5). Another quintet as last, without monogram. All Close to Extremely Fine, lustrous and just beginning to tone. One shows minor deposits in the reverse exergue. 5 pieces. (1,000-1,250)

339 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters. A quintet as last, two

with monogram and three without. Conditions from Choice Very Fine to About Extremely Fine, two with minor deposits. 5 pieces. (800-1,000)

340 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (5). Another quintet

as last, all without monogram. Conditions from Choice Very Fine to About Extremely Fine, all with a somewhat uneven, dark toning, two with off center reverses. 5 pieces. (700-900)

341 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (6). Types as last, five

with monogram and one without. Conditions from Choice Very Fine to About Extremely Fine, minor scat- tered deposits. 6 pieces. (800-1,000)

342 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (7). As last, five with

monograms and two without. Conditions from Choice Very Fine to About Extremely Fine, scattered minor deposits. 7 pieces. (1,000-1,250)

Lot No. 343

343 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). Types as last,

four with monogram and six without. Conditions from Very Fine to About Extremely Fine, mostly Very Fine to Nice Very Fine. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO

RETURNS. (1,000-1,250)

344 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). Another group

of ten, as last, six with monogram and four without. All Very Fine or a bit better, darkly toned, a few with minor flatness of strike. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO

RETURNS. (800-1,000)

345 NACiIDOS. Ca. .370 B.C. Staters (10). A third group of

ten, as last, one with monogram, nine without. Condi- tions from About Very Fine to Nice Very Fine, all darkly tone, a few with minor flatness. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (800-1,000)

346 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). A fourth group of ten, as last, five with monogram, five without. Condi- tions from Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (1,000-1,250)

347 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). A fifth group of ten, as last, two with monogram, eight without. Condi- tions from About Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(1,000-1,250)

348 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). A sixth group of

ten, as last, four with monogram and six without. Condi- tions from Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned with occasional minor flatness. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (1,000-1,250)

349 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). A seventh group of ten, as last, two with monogram and eight without. Conditions from Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(1,000-1,250)

350 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). An eighth group of ten, as last, five with monogram and five without. Conditions from About Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(1,000-1,250)

351 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). A ninth group of ten, as last, two with monogram and eight without. Con- ditions from Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(1,000-1,250)

352 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). A tenth group of ten, as last, three with monogram and seven without. Conditions from About Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(1,000-1,250)

353 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (10). As last, seven

with monogram and three without; including a Stater with a considerably smaller figure of Dionysos and reverse legend as Lederer 24. Conditions from Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned. 10 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. ( 1,000-1,250)

354 NAGIDOS. Ca. 370 B.C. Staters (15). A final group of

Nagidos Staters, types as last, seven with monogram and eight without. Conditions from Very Fine to Choice Very Fine, darkly toned, two corroded and one with light deposits. 15 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (1,250-1,500)

Lot No. 355

355 TARSOS. Cilicia. Time of Pharnabazos, 379-374 B.C. Stater. Head of young Herakles 3 4 face to r. Kv. Male head 1. wearing crested helmet; TEFIIKON before. 10.34 grams. BMC 22. Short, thick tlan. Obverse flatly struck. Fine and rare; SALAMIS. Cyprus. Evagoras I, 411-373 B.C. Stater. Head of Herakles r. Rv. Recumbent goat r. 10.57 grams. SNG Cop. 47. Fine. Corroded. 2 pieces. ^300-400'

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Lot No. 356

856 TARSOS. Mazaios, 361-334 B.C. Stater. Baal of Tar- sos seated 1., facing, holding eagle-tipped scepter. Rv. Lion 1. attacking bull; Aramaic inscriptions, monogram on reverse below the bull. 10.91 grams. SNG Levante 106. Choice Extremely Fine and sharply struck, toned a pale gray. (300-400)

Lot No. 357

357 TARSOS. Mazaios. Stater. Types as last, with mono-

gram. 10.81 grams. SNG Levante 106. Choice Extremely Fine and lustrous pale gray. (300-400)

358 TARSOS. Mazaios. Stater. Another, as last, with monogram. 10.92 grams. SNG Levante 106. Choice Extremely Fine and sharply struck, lightly toned.

(300-400)

359 TARSOS. Mazaios. Stater. A fourth example, as last, with monogram. 10.67 grams. SNG Levante 106. Extremely Fine and sharply struck, lustrous. (300-400)

360 TARSOS. Mazaios. Stater. A fifth example, as last

with monogram. 10.56 grams. SNG Levante 106. Extremely Fine with dark patination about the obverse periphery, heavy and unevenly dark patination on the reverse. (200-300)

Lot No. 361

361 TARSOS. Mazaios. Staters (2). As last with mono- gram. 11.03 and 10.93 grams. SNG Levante 106. Both Extremely Fine, the first lustrous with a scattering of uneven, dark patination, the second pale gray. 2 pieces.

(400-500)

362 TARSOS. Mazaios. Staters (4). Types as last with

monogram. SNG Levante 106. Extremely Fine (3, one with an uneven, dark patina) and Choice Very Fine (pale gray). 4 pieces. (500-750)

363 TARSOS. Mazaios. Stater. Baal and lion/bull as last,

but stalk of grain and monogram below the bull on the reverse. 10.85 grams. Hunt IV. 619. Extremely Fine with heavy patination about the obverse periphery and uneven dark patination on the reverse. (200-300)

364 TARSOS. Mazaios. Stater. Types as last, but no mono-

gram or symbol. 10.87 grams. BMC 52. Extremely Fine with an uneven, dark patination. (200-300)

365 TARSOS. Mazaios. Staters (2). As last, but one with

monogram and one without. 10.74 and 11.00 grams respectively. Both Extremely Fine with uneven, dark patination. 2 pieces. (300-400)

366 TARSOS. Mazaios. Staters (3). Types as last, two without monograms and one with. Extremely Fine (dark patina about the periphery). Extremely FineA^ery Fine (reverse deposits and corrosion), and Very Fine/ Extremely Fine (uncleaned, with heavy patination, pale gray on the obverse and dark on the reverse). 3 pieces.

(300-400)

CHOICE STATER OF SALAMIS

Lot No. 367

367 SALAMIS. Cyprus. Euagoras I, 411-374 B.C.

Stater. Bearded head of Herakles r. wearing lion’s skin. Rv. Ram reclining r., corn-grain above; all within linear circle. 10.76 grams. SNG Cop. 47. Good metal surfaces toned a pale gray. Slightly elongated flan. Choice Very Fine. (2,000-2,500)

KINGS OF CAPPADOCIA

Lot No. 368

368 Ariaramnes, ca 280-230 B.C. JE 17. Bust r. in leather cap. Rv. Horseman r. Cf. SNG von Aulock 6257; /E 19. Bust r. in leather cap. Rv. Standing figure flanked by two sphinxes. SNG von Aulock 6258; JE 14. Bust 1. with leather cap. Rv. Standing figure of Athena(?) 1. Cp. HH 375. Close to Very Fine (2) and Fine respectively. 3 pieces. (200-300)

Lot No. 369

369 Drachms (8) of Ariarathes V, Ariarathes VI, Ari- arathes VII, Ariarathes IX, Ariobarzanes I, Ario- barzanes II, Ariobarzanes III, and Archelaus. One of each king. All show the king’s portrait and the stand- ing figure of Athena, except the last, which has a club dividing M-B. All are Very Fine or nearly so. The Ario- barzanes I has a hairline flan crack and the Ario- barzanes III is granular with some hea\'>’ deposits. The Archelaus is scarce. 8 pieces. SOLI) AS IS. NO RETURNS. i 300-400^

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370 Drachms (18) of Ariarathes V (3), Ariarathes VII (2), Ariarathes IX (3), Ariobarzanes I (8), Ariobarzanes III, and Ariarathes X. Usual portrait/Athena types. Conditions from Very Good to Nearly Very Fine, mostly Fine or better, several granular, and one Ariobarzanes possibly barbarous. 18 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS. (250-350)

371 Drachms (16) of Ariarathes V (2), Ariarathes VI, Ariarathes VII, Ariarathes IX (5), Ariobarzanes I (6), and Ariarathes X. Similar types. Conditions from Very Good to Nearly Very Fine, mostly Fine or better, several granular, two corroded, one tooled, and one bar- barous. 16 pieces. SOLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

(200-300)

Lot No. 372

372 KINGS OF SYRIA. Seleukos I Nikator, 312-280

B.C. Tetradrachm, 305-304 B.C. Seleucia on the Tigris. Continuation of the Alexander t3^es. Head of Herakles r. wearing lion’s skin. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1., monogram to 1., AI below the throne. 16.74 grams. ESM 4. Nicely centered on a broad flan. Medium gray toning, the reverse lighter. Nearly Extremely Fine. (400-600)

373 SYRIA. Seleukos I Nikator. Tetradrachm. Seleucia on the Tigris. Types as last, but monogram in wreath to 1., K below throne. 16.51 grams. BMC 7. Once cleaned and now beginning to retone. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

Lot No. 374

374 SYRIA. Seleukos I. Tetradrachm, 282-280 B.C. Sardes. Head of Herakles/Zeus enthroned, monogram on shield to 1. 16.95 grams. WSM 1351. Fine to Very Fine; Demetrios I, 162-150 B.C. Drachms (2). Ecbatana. Diademed head r. Rv. Apollo seated 1. Choice Very Fine and About Very Fine/Choice Very Fine. 3 pieces.

(250-350)

375 SYRIA. Seleukos II Kallinikos, 246-226 B.C.

Drachm, 232-228 B.C. Antioch. Helmeted head of Athena r. wearing crested Attic helmet. Rv. Apollo standing 1., hand resting on bow. 3.86 grams. WSM 1012 var. Granular surfaces, toned a medium to dark gray. Very P^ine and .scarce. (300-500)

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Lot No. 376

376 SYRIA. Antiochos IV Epiphanes, 175-164 B.C.

Tetradrachm, 169-167 B.C. Antioch. Diademed head r. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1. holding Nike and scepter. 16.45 grams. SMA 54. Dark purple-black patina, uneven on the reverse. Magnificent portrait. Choice Very Fine.

(400-600)

377 SYRIA. Antiochos V, 164-162 B.C. Tetradrachm. Antioch. Diademed head r. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1. 14.86 grams. SMA 74. Obverse heavily corroded and tooled. Fair/Very Fine; LAODIKEIA. Syria. 16/15 B.C. Tetradrachm. Year 33. Bust of Tyche r. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1. 13.50 grams. An unlisted year, additional to the listing in ANS MN 28. p.l05. About Very Fine and granular. 2 pieces. (100-150)

Lot No. 378

378 SYRIA. Demetrios II Nikator. Second reign, 129-

125 B.C. Tetradrachm. Antioch. Diademed head r., bearded. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1. holding Nike and scepter. 16.54 grams. Houghton 286 var. Dark gray ton- ing. Choice Very Fine. (600-800)

379 SYRIA. Demetrios II Nikator. Second reign.

Tetradrachm, 129 B.C. Tyre. Diademed and draped bust r. Rv. Eagle standing 1. on prow. 14.01 grams. BMC 4. Marginally off center. Pale gray toning. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

Lot No. 380

380 SYRIA. Cleopatra and Antiochos VHll, 125-121 B.C. Damascus. Tetradrachm. 122 1 B.C. Conjoined heads r. of veiled and diademed Cleopatra and her son. 16.51 grams. Newell 86. Pale gray and golden toning Close to Extremely Fine. (700- WO'

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381 Anonymous issue. 323-315 B.C. Drachm. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rv. Eagle standing 1., looking back. 2.87 grams. Mitch. 26a. Light corrosion and minor tool- ing on the reverse. Nevertheless, Very Fine and scarce.

(100-150)

Lot No. 382

382 Diodotos I, as Seleucid Satrap, before 256 B.C.

Tetradrachm, struck in the name of Antiochos. Diademed head of Diodotos r. Rv. Zeus striding 1. brandishing thun- derbolt. 15.19 grams. Mitch. 64e. Granular surfaces, dark- ly toned. Close to Very Fine; Diodotos II, 256-230 B.C. Tetradrachm. Diademed head r. Rv. Zeus as last, eagle bearing wreath to 1. 16.07 grams. Mitch. 74a. Fine, corro- sion about the periphery. 2 pieces. (200-300)

383 Diodotos II. Tetradrachms (2). T3T3es as last, but eagle does not appear to be bearing a wreath, and the second with a monogram above the eagle. 16.41 and 15.90 grams. Mitch. 74a, 74c. Fine and Fine to Very Fine respectively, the first corroded and lightly tooled, the sec- ond lightly pitted with some deposits. 2 pieces. ( 150-200)

Lot No. 384

384 Diodotos II. Tetradrachm. As last, eagle without wreath and no control mark. 15.87 grams. Mitch. 74a. Pitted. Fine; Euthydemos I, 230-190 B.C. Tetradrachm. Diademed head r. Rv. Herakles