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Historic Coins
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This section is reserved for any
coins (mainly in replaceable quantities) that have interesting
stories behind
Emperors, kings, battles and legends that made history!
History can be studied in books, but it is so much more exciting to hold that history in your own hands! Reading a coin is not only about identifying an assayer or a rare mint; sometimes it is all about a monarch, king, emperor or tyrant who made history, or maybe a legend that was passed from generation to generation. These coins provide a key for opening the door to world history and treasuring the past.
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Greek Coins
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Item # |
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Corinthia, Corinth, AR stater, ca. 300 BC, Pegasus.
Pegasos flying left / Helmeted head of Athena left.
Very deeply toned, decent
centering on a very round small planchet. |
j011704359001 |
$395 |
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Islands off Thrace,
Thasos, AR tetradrachm, ca. 140-110 BC.
HGC 6, 359. 16.89 grams.
Wreathed head of young Dionysos right / Herakles standing left, holding
club, lion skin draped over arm; M to inner left. Lustrous, non-toned XF on
a broad flan with full details. |
j011504076003 |
$795 |
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Kings of Cappadocia, AR tetradrachm, Ariarathos VII
Philometer, ca. 106-101/0 BC, struck in the name and types of Antiochos VII
of Syria, Ariaratheia or Eusebia-Tyana mint, struck ca. 104-2 BC.
Lorber & Houghton Series 1, Issue 3, 121-151 (obverse die
A6); SC 2148 (Antiochos VII); HGC 7, 829; HGC 9, 1069 (Antiochos VII). 16.53
grams. Diademed head of Antiochos VII right / Athena Nikephoros standing
left; monogram above A to outer left, O to inner left, monogram to inner
right; all within laurel wreath. XF with hint of luster and incipient
toning, nice details. |
j021503141005 |
$495 |
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Kingdom of Macedon, AR drachm, Alexander III (the Great), ca. 336-323 BC, Sardes mint.
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j011811071001 |
$295 |
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Thessalonian League, AR double victonatus, 196-146 BC.
6.34
grams. VF, well-centered strike with full bust and spearman. |
j081804627010 |
$495 |
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Thessaly, Larissa, AR didrachm, 350-325 BC. 5.93
grams. AU, choice example with luster and especially well-struck bust and
smooth fields. |
j101816112006 |
$795 |
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Roman Coins
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Roman Republic, AR
denarius, 211-155 BC, ROMA . Helmeted head of Roma in winged helmet
right, ROMA left / Victory driving quadriga galloping right and holding long
palm branch
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j081604295001 |
$195 |
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Roman Empire, AR denarius, Vespasian, 69-70 AD.
Small, thick flan with bold portrait of Vespasian, XF details, attractively toned all over. |
j071303807005 |
$295 |
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Romano-Gallic Emperor,
Postumus. AR
antoninianus, AD 260-269.Treveri (Trier)
mint. Radiate, draped, and cuirassed bust right / Providentia standing left,
holding scepter and globe. RIC V 80. |
j101214031009 |
$95 |
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Other Historical Coins
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Genoa, Italy, AR denaros, "crusader coins," 1139-1339 AD.
Popular type coin that
widely circulated among the Crusaders and within the Crusader States. Nice
examples.
7
available. |
j081804625004-10 |
$95
each |
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Anglo-Gallic Aquitaine (Poitou), deniers, Richard I "lionheart" (as Count of Poitou, 1172-85), PICTAVENSIS on obverse, cross on reverse.
Typically thin and round, with full legend around cross, lightly toned AVF.
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j031103316002 |
$150 |
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Hall in Swabia (Germany), handhellers, ca. 1200s-1300s.
Popular medieval coins (typically thin and small) with open-palm hand as the main design. |
j031203531009 |
$70 |
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Japan, 1 bu (ichi-bu gins, "samurai coins"), mid-1800s.
Each about 8.7 grams, 25mm x 15mm, 81% fine. Popular rectangular coins (larger version) with Japanese characters (3 on one side and 5 on the other) inside borders of dots, nice XF.
9
available. |
j071507191032-40 |
$65 each |
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Japan, 1 shu (is-shu gins, "samurai coins"), mid-1800s. Each about 1.8 grams, 15mm x 9.5mm, 88% fine. Popular rectangular coins (smaller version) with Japanese characters (3 on one side and 5 on the other) inside borders of dots, nicely toned XF.
3
available. |
j071507191019-20 |
$35 each |
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