Greek Kyzikos - Mysia - Imitative Fraction

500-480 BC. Obv: forepart of boar left, tunny fish upright in right field within shallow incuse square. Rev: forepart of roaring lion left, retrograde K above, all within shallow incuse square. BMC 12

A group of 9 Greek bronze coins. Lot includes a nice mix of cities including the island of Samothrace, Dionysopolis in Moesia, Aegae in Aeolis, Kyzikos in Mysia and Thessalonica in Macedon amongst oth

GREEK COINS, MYSIA, CYZICUS, Stater, electrum, about 450-430 B.C. EL 15.90 g. Lion crouching l. on tunny, head three-quarters facing. Rev. Four-part incuse square. Von Fritze, Kyzikos 7, 83. Very rare

Lot of 2 Ancient Greek MYSIA, Parion. 4th century BC. AR Hemidrachm (12-13mm, 2.43-1.74 grams). Silver hemidrachm Bull standing left, head right / Gorgoneion (hole). And THRACE, Apollonia Pontika. Sil

Lot of 5 Ancient Greek Fraction Silver coins c.500 BC. Size 7 - 9 grams. A collection of mixed types Greek fractional coinage.

Lot of 4 Ancient Greek Fractions Silver coins c.3rd century BC. Size 6-12 mm. fine collection of small Greek gilded silver fractions. Ex Private New York city collection acquired in The New York Antiq

Ancient Greek Electrum Fraction coin c.3rd century BC. Size 14 mm, weight 0.44 grams.

Lot of 3 Ancient Greek Silver Fractions coins c.5th century BC. Size 7 - 8 mm.Rare gilded Greek silver fraction coins. Ex Private New York City collection acquired in the New York Market.

Mysia, Kyzikos. circa 480 BC. Obol AR (10mm, 0.75g). O:\ Forepart of boar left, tunny upward to right. R:\ Head of roaring lion left, retrograde K to upper left, all within incuse square. Von Fritze I

Mysia, Lampsakos. Bronze. 3.15 gr. – 17.0 mm. 4th-3rd century BC. Laureate head of Zeus to right / Forepart of pegasos to right, ΛAM around, dolphin below. SNG BnF 1201; BMC 64. VF\XF

200-133 BC. City name illegible, possibly a mint in Pamphylia. Obv: helmeted head of Athena right. Rev: illegible with female standing front. Pergamon, Mysia. Obv: helmeted head of Athena right, star

Lot of 3 Ancient Greek Silver Fractions coins c.5th century BC. Size 7 - 11 mm. Ex Private New York City collection acquired in the New York Market.

Circa 4th-1st century B.C. Group comprising: silver fractions of various issues and types. 15.43 grams total. . Property of a Cambridgeshire, UK, dealer. [20, No Reserve]

3rd-1st century B.C. Group comprising: silver fractions of various issues and types. 14.42 grams total, 13-19 mm. . Property of a Cambridgeshire, UK, gentleman. [21, No Reserve]

ca. 4th Century BCE. Fine struck crisp visual head Gorgoneion obv. Rev.: PI, bull n. L. with head turned back, including the crescent moon. BMC 21. Weight: 2.64 gProvenance: EX Nomos Auction 11, 2015,

LOT (3) ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS INCLUDING PARION, MYSIA AR HEMIDRACHM (BC 400), 12MM; GREEK SIKYON AR HEMIDRADM (BC 360-330), 16MM; MACEDONIAN NEAPOLIS, AR OBOL (BC 480-450), 8MM

4th-3rd century B.C. Group comprising: mixed issues and types. 61 grams total. Acquired on the UK art market. Property of a South London gentleman.[13, No Reserve]

LOT (4) ANCIENT GREEK/ROMAN BRONZE COINS INCLUDING CAMBRION MYSIA, AE 16 (BC 400-300), 15MM; SEVERUS ALEXANDER, AE TETRADRACHM (AD 222-235), 22MM; PHILIP I, TETRADRACHM (AD 244-249), 23MM; EGYPT PROBU

**First Time At Auction** Asia Minor, Mysia, Cyzicus, 1st century BCE, AE 24, 9.6 grams, Cyzicus mint. OBVERSE: Prow of war galley to right. REVERSE: KY   T, above and below monogram; all within wre

Mysia, Astrya, AE 11, head right / cult fi gure of Artemis, Ionia, Magnesia, AE 12, horse left / Pegasus right (?), Ionia, Magnesia, AE 12, head left / forepart of bull right, Islands off Caria, Rhodo

Head of Marcus Aurelius right / Serpent coiled on torch. Unpublished (?). VF Country:ancient Greece - Mysia

Head of Soteira right / KYZI in oak wreath. SNG Cop. 71. VF Country:ancient Greece - Mysia

A choice Greek bronze helmet of Corinthian type , c. 6th Century BC, of domed form, constructed from a single heavy sheet of hammered bronze with flaring neck-guards, the cheek-guards pointed at their

Ancient Greece, Athens, Early Attic, ca. 6th century BCE. A very large and incredibly fine black-figure neck amphora of an exceptionally elegant, classic form - both sides expertly painted with mesmer