Lot of 16 pieces : Massalia, tetrobol or light drachm, 121-82 BC; Danube, tetradrachm imitating Philip II, beginning IIIrd, cent. (OTA 42; Castelin 1246; Wien, 1029-1030); Thrace, Maronea, silver tetradrachm ca. 168 BC (SNG Delepierre 806.); Peloponnese, Corinth, silver stater, 345-307 BC (Ravel (Poulains), 1056; Calciati 376); Caria, Rhodes, silver didrachm ca. 275-250 BC, magistrate Hearskiles (SNG Cop 738; Ashton 187; HGC 6, 1439); Macedon, Alexander III, silver tetradrachm, 336-323 BC (SNG Cop. 683; Price 112); Macedon, Aesillas quaestor, tetradrachm, ca. 70 BC (M. Thompson, « Byzantium over Aesillas », RN 1973, p. 54-65; R.G. Fischer, « Two Notes on the Aesillas Tetradrachms : Mint Attribution and Die Control System », ANSMN 30, 1985, p. 69-88, 06/R6 (?)); Roman Republic, L. Hostilius Saserna, denarius, 48 BC, Roma (BMC 3994; Crawford 448/2a; Syd. 952.); Roman Empire, Marcus Aurelius, denarius, 148-149, Roma (BMC 439; Cohen 881; RIC 170); Roman Empire, Caracalla, tetradrachm, 208-209, Laodicea ad Mare (Bellinger 57; Prieur 1143); Roman Empire, Julia Paula, denarius, Antiochia (BMC 318; RIC 214; Cohen 12); Roman Empire, Helena, nummus; Byzantine Empire, Constans II and Constantinus IV, solidus (MIB 26; DOC 25j; Sear 959); Byzantine Empire, Constantinus IX, gold histamenon, Constantinopolis (DOC 1a; Sear 1828). Together with two ancient punchmarks, most probably used later for counterfeit issues. Total (16). Gold & AR & BR. 2.74 & 12.89 & 15.96 & 8.58 & 6.71 & 17.23 & 16.74 & 3.97 & 3.45 & 12.17 & 3.13 & 3.60 & 4.44 & 4.39 & 51.68 & 62.95 g.
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