Turiaso Collection #51

AEOLIS, Kyme. Hemiobolus. (Ar. 0.44g / 8mm). 480-450 BC (SNG Copenhagen 32). Anv: Head of eagle on the left, between KY. Rev: Quadripartite even. Good Very Fine.
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AEOLIS, Elaia. Hemiobolus. (Ar. 0.38g / 8mm). 450-400 BC (SNG Copenhagen 164). Anv: Head of Athena with helmet on the left. Rev: Laurel wreath. Very Fine.
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CARIA, Mylasa. Hemiobolus. (Ar. 0.33g / 8mm). 450-400 BC (SNG Copenhagen 379). Anv: Part in front of lion in front. Rev: Scorpion inside square incuso. Good Very Fine.
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CARIA, Mylasa. Hemiobolus. (Ar. 0.35g / 7mm). 420-390 BC (SNG Kayhan 835). Anv: Lion's head to the left. Rev: Part in front of lion in front. Good Very Fine.
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GALIA, Massalia. Mite. (Ar. 0.62g / 10mm). 450-410 BC (BN 524). Anv: Helmeted head to the right. Rev: Four spoke wheel. Good Very Fine.
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GALIA, Massalia. Mite. (Ar. 0.58g / 10mm). 100-50 BC (Depeyrot, Marseille 31). Anv: Male head to the left. Rev: Four-spoke wheel, in the 3rd and 4th quadrant MA. Good Very Fine.
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GALIA, Massalia. Mite. (Ar. 0.57g / 10mm). 100-50 BC (Maurel 359). Anv: Male head to the left. Rev: Four-spoke wheel, in the 3rd and 4th quadrant MA. Good Very Fine.
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MAURITANIA, Tingi. Ae23. (Ae. 6.49g / 24mm). 2nd century-1st century BC (Müller 225). Ob: Female bust to the left. Rev: Three spikes. Very Fine. Scarce
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MISIA, Cycicus. Hemiobolus. (Ar. 0.31g / 8mm). 450-400 BC (SNG France 375). Anv: Part in front of wild boar to the left. Rev: Lion's head on the left, star above, all in square incuse. Good Very Fine.
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NUMIDIA, Salviana. Be19. (Ae. 3.65g / 19mm). 2nd century BC (SNG Copenhagen 746). Anv: Male head to the right, caduceus in front. Rev: Horse jumping to the right, above, crescent with dot?, Below Punic legend. Very Fine.
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KINGS OF MACEDONIA, Alexander III the Great. Tetradrachm. (Ar. 16.41g / 32mm). 336-323 BC Odessos. (Price 1179). Anv: Head of Alexander III the Great on the right with lion skin. Rev: Zeus seated on the left with scepter and eagle on the right, front AH and below monogram, front and back Greek legend. Extremely Fine. Beautiful specimen.
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KINGS OF MACEDONIA, Philip III Arrhidaios. Tetradrachm. (Ar. 15.74g / 25mm). 323-317 BC Salamis. (Price P129). Anv: Head of Hercules to the right with lion skin. Rev: Zeus seated to the left with scepter and eagle, behind Greek legend in two lines, in front of the rudder. Good Very Fine.
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SICILY, Morgantina. Be20. (Ae. 6.72g / 20mm). Mid 2nd century BC (SNG ANS 471). Anv: Head of Minerva to the left, above the head of a ram to the left, below letter P. Rev: Horseman with lance to the right, below legend: HISPANORVM. Very Fine. Rare
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SICILY, Morgantina. Be20. (Ae. 6.32g / 22mm). Mid 2nd century BC (SNG ANS 471.4). Anv: Head of Minerva to the left, above letter N. Rev: Horseman with lance to the right, below legend: HISPANORVM. Almost Very Fine/ Very Fine. Rare
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SICILY, Morgantina. Ae21. (Ae. 7.66g / 21mm). Late 2nd century BC-Early 1st century (HGC 2, 915). Anv: Male head to the right, around legend: C SIC LIVN. Rev: Rider with spear to the right, below legend: HISPANORVM. Almost Very Fine. Scarce
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UNCERTAIN. Monetiform lead. (Pb. 10.48g / 25mm). Anv: Rider with lance to the right, on dotted line. Rev: Smooth. Good Very Fine. It could be a proof of stamp of the Sicilian emissions "Hispanorum" due to the similarity with them.
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THRACIA, Koson. Stater. (Au. 8.40g / 19mm). 44-42 BC (HGC 3.2, 2049). Anv: Roman consul, L. Junnius Brutus, accompanied by two lictors on the left, in exergue Greek legend. Rev: Eagle with laurel wreath on scepter on the left. Extremely Fine. Scarce and beautiful specimen.
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TROAS, Assos. Mite. (Ar. 0.89g / 10mm). 5th century BC (Weber 5318). Anv: Tap to the right. Rev: Lion's head to right within incuso square. Very Fine.
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