49
1169
Ancient Egypt, PtolemyV, Epiphanes, AE 29, wt. 21.2g.,
obverse:- Head of Cleopatra I, as Isis, right, reverse:-
Eagle, wings open, left, standing on thunderbolt, Sear - ,
Noeske 178-181,GVF
£40 -£60
1170
Ancient Gaul, silver unit of Ateulaulatos of the Remi,
wt.1.77g., Head right, wing from right shoulder/ Horse
on groundline, right, head raised, Star of David below,
ornament above, crescent enclosing dot in exergue, with
ticket and packet by Chris Rudd, which states 'LIST 86
No.9', obverse off centre, goodmetal,GVF/VF
£150 -£180
1171
Ancient Greek 24mm. Bronze of Antioch. Obverse :-
laurate and bearded head of Zeus right. Reverse:- Zeus
enthroned left, holding nike and sceptre. Sear 5853, an
early issue of this type on a good large flan. Dated year
219 of this solouked era - 79 - 78 BC. Good "Syrian"
patina. VF
£40 -£50
1172
Ancient Greek gold earing, ticket states 'Ephesus, 1st.
cent. BC, 22ct. gold' with a modern copy of a silver
shekel of the First Jewish Revolt 66-70 A.D. and lastly a
copper concoction, possibly by Giovanni Cavino of
Didius Julianus with the reverse:- Galloping quadriga
left, flying Victory above, who is about to place wreath
onhead of charioteer, VF [3]
£50 -£70
1173
Ancient Greek silver tetradrachm after Alexander III the
Great, Babylonia, Babylon under Antigonus 317-311
B.C., obverse:- Head of young Herakles to the right,
reverse:- Zeus enthroned left, legs crossed, throne with
decorated back and 'MHP' monogram within wreath,
below, Zeus holds standing eagle in right hand and long
sceptre in left, further monogram before knees, Price
3726, with old ticket, large flan of goodmetal, both dies
slightly off centre, couple of very small digs on chin of
portrait,GVF
£180 -£220
1174
Ancient Greek. Egyptian kingdom. Ptolemy III (246 -
221 BC). 38mm. Obverse :- bronze diademed head of
Zeus. Ammon right. Reverse :- eagle standing left on a
thunderbolt, looking back, E between legs. Sear 7815.
GF.
£40 -£60
1175
Ancient Greek. Thracian kingdom. Lysimachos (323 -
281 BC) Silver Tetradrachm. Obverse :- diademed head
of Alexander the Great, right wearing horn of ammon.
Reverse :- Athena enthroned left, holding nike. Sear
6814 similar. VF.
£250 -£300
1176
Ancient Uzbekistan: Bukharkhudat (6th-8th Century
AD): Silver Drachm, 2.95g, based on a Sassanian coin of
Varahran V, slightly distorted Sogdian legend "King of
Kings of Bukhara" before bust, remnant of Pahlavi
legend behind (Walker XXVIII, b8; A M93). Slight
porosity, aEF, Ex Baldwin Hong Kong Coin Auction
#53 23/8/2012 lot 656 (description acknowledged)
£30 -£35
1177
Ancients from all periods, 3 look to be concoctions,
includingGreek, Roman, Byzantine etc., couple chipped,
Fair toGVF [21]
£40 -£60
1178
Ancients including a modern copy of a silver denarius
and a genuine as of Claudius, F toVF [14]
£35 -£40
1179
Anglo-Saxon copper sceat of Archbishop Wigmund of
York, reading:- +VIGMVND AREP ['N' reversed],
around central cross, pellet in each angle, reverse reads:-
+COENRED ['N' reversed] the moneyer, around plain
cross, a sharp striking, with hairline crack [hardly
visible], obverse slightly double-struck, VF
£40 -£50
1180
Anglo-Saxon copper styca of Archbishop Wigmund
[837-850] of York, obverse reads:- +VIGMVND around
plain cross, reverse reads:- +COENRED around plain
cross, this themoneyer, Spink 870, VF
£45 -£55
1181
Anglo-Saxon Northumbria Copper Sceat, Aethelred II
first reign 841-844 AD, Moheyer LEOFDEGH, Spink
865 (The Moneyer who produced the 'special' motifs
series Spink 866 (VF)
£45 -£55
1182
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, c.695-740, Series D, obverse:-
Bust right with long jutting chin with pyramidal neck
made up of pellets enclosing a pellet, resting on a pelleted
line which is supported by further pyamids, reverse as
Spink 792,GVF
£150 -£170
1183
Anglo-Saxon silver sceat, c.710-c.760 A.D., Series G,
obverse:- Diademed bust right, resting on double
crescent, cross before, reverse:- Large standard with 3
saltires, Spink 800, darkVF
£160 -£180
