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1608
Roman Republican silver denarius of C.Vibius
C.f.Pansa, Rome Mint c.90 B.C., reverse:- Minerva in
quadriga, Sear 242, very small 'twist' to edge, obverse top,
good metal, VF
£50 - £55
1609
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Cassius
Q.f.Longinus, c.78 B.C., Head of young Bacchus or Liber
/ Head of Libera, Sear 317, banker's marks on each side,
scarce, F
£20 - £25
1610
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Flaminius Cilo,
Rome Mint c.109-108 B.C., reverse:- Victory in biga,
Sear 179, well centred and exhibiting nice 'cabinet
colour', VF
£55 - £60
1611
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Hostilius
Saserna, c.48 B.C., Bearded, Celtic head right with
waxed hair, Gaulish Shield behind / Naked warrior in
biga, right, Sear 418, the deity depicted on this coin is
thought to be the famous Celtic Gaul Chieftain
Vercingetorix who battled Caesar, rare, reverse slightly
off centre, F
£280 - £320
1612
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Julius Bursio,
c.268 B.C., draped bust of young male, with attributes of
Apollo, Mercury and Neptune, control symbol behind
[wreath] / Victory in quadriga, Sear 268, reverse slightly
off centre, VF
£50 - £55
1613
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Plautius Plancus,
c. 47 B.C., Head of Medusa, facing / Victory controling
four rearing horses, Sear 429, scuff each side some
perhaps graffiti, banker's mark on deity's face, scarce, F
£20 - £25
1614
Roman Republican silver denarius of L.Rutilius Flaccus,
c.77 B.C., Helmeted head of Roma / Victory in biga,
Sear 318, an interesting coin in that it passed through at
least 4 bankers hands as the obverse exhibits 4 different
tests, including a circle on the head, GF
£20 - £25
1615
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Fannius C.f.
c,123 B.C., Helmeted head of Roma / Victory in
quadriga, Sear 150, VF
£40 - £50
1616
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Plaetorius
M.f.Cestianus, c.67 B.C., Composite deity wearing
crested helmet, draped, wearing wreath of
laurel,corn,poppy and lotus, bow and quiver over
shoulder, cornucopiae under chin / Eagle facing, wings
open, standing on thunderbolt, Sear 349, reverse slightly
off centre, GF
£20 - £25
1617
Roman Republican silver denarius of M.Volteius M.f., c.
78 B.C., Head of Bacchus or Liber / Ceres in biga of
snakes, Sear 314, banker's mark in field and on cheek,
obverse, probably a detector find, obverse scuffs, scarce,
GF
£25 - £30
1618
Roman Republican silver denarius of P.Accoleius
Lariscolus, c.43 B.C., Bust of Diana Nemorensis / Triple
cultus-statue of Diana Nermorensis, Sear 484, obverse
slightly off centre, scarce, GF
£30 - £35
1619
Roman Republican silver denarius of Q.Curtius and
M,Junius Silanus, c.116-115 B.C., Helmeted head of
Roma / Jupiter in quadriga, Sear 162 very small edge
bend, good metal, VF
£20 - £25
1620
Roman silver antoniniani, Trajan Decius, Rome Mint
250-251 A.D., reverse:- Two Pannoniae, Sear 9378, VF,
Salonina, Cologne Mint 257-259 A.D., reverse:- Venus
seated left, Sear 10655, a little weak, NVF, Probus base
antoninianus with most of silver wash still present,
Serdica Mint 277 A.D., reverse:- Sol in facing quadriga,
Sear 12040, VF [3]
£30 - £35
1621
Rumbler bells all complete and all ring x 3, 2 decorated
with engraving on bottom section, the other with overall
engraving but also with what looks like a Coat of Arms in
the mould when cast these together with a small fibular,
pin missing [4]
£40 - £45
1622
Russian Silver kopeck of Fedor Ivanovich, 1584-1598,
obverse:- Fedor riding to right, wearing crown and robes,
striking downwards with a lance, Moscow Mint, mm.'C'
above 'M' below, reverse reads:- TSAR AND RINCE
GRAND FEODOR OF ALL RUSSIA in five lines of
cyrillic script, Chaudoir 273, rare, VF/GF
£40 - £50
1623
Russian silver Kopeck of Ivan IV [The Terrible] as
Grand Prince, 1533-1547, obverse:- Ian on horseback
galloping right, striking downwards with a lance, 'A'
between horse's legs, reverse reads:- PRINCE GRAND
LORD OF ALL RUSSIA in five lines of cyrillic script,
with eliptical flan
£35 - £40
1624
Sabina silver denarius, Rome Mint 131 A.D., reverse:-
Pudicitia standing left, Sear 3922, GVF
£120 - £130
1625
Sasanian Empire silver drachm of Khusru II, 590-638
A.D., reverse:- Fire altar flanked by an attendant either
side, mm. AHM = Hamadan Mint, Year 623-624 A.D.,
nice large flan with traces of original finish, EF
£35 - £40
1626
Scythian Kingdom of Parkistan, Azes I, 57-35 B.C.,
bronze hexachalkon, wt.13.4g., Taxila Mint, King
mounted on camel, walking right / Humped bull
standing right, head lowered, with two old tickets, one by
Dr. Vezin, rare. VF
£50 - £60