Katalog - SINCONA Auktion 41

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IBEROCELTS. ROMULA. Tiberius, 14-37. Dupondius 14/37, Romula. Obv. Radiate head of Divus Augustus to r.; star above, thunderbolt to r. Rev. Head of Livia l., set on globe; crescent above. 24.38 g. RPC 73. Fine.

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IBEROCELTS. SEGOBRIGA. Denarius 120/30. Obv. Head to r., crescent on l. Rev. Horseman with couched spear to r. 3.07 g. SNG Munich 160-161. Burgos 2169. Almost very fine.

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IBEROCELTS. OSCA. Denarius 150/100. Obv. Bearded male head to r., wearing pearl necklace. Rev. Horseman with couched lance galloping to r. 3.66 g. Burgos 1501. Villaronga 6. Attractive toning. Extremely fine.

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SOUTHERN GERMANY. VINDELICI. Gold Stater ('Regenbogenschüsselchen'), early 1st century BC. Pale gold. Obv. Triskeles within a wreath-like torc with an annulet at each open end. Rev. Pyramid of eight annulets in a zig-zag torc. 6.26 g. Allen & Nash 160. De la Tour 9441. Kellner type IX B. Very fine

Ex Auction Auctiones AG 16. Basel October 1, 1986. Lot. 317.

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IBERIA. Carthago Nova. Shekel 221/206. Obv. Bare headed male head l. (Hannibal?). Rev. Horse standing r. before palm tree. Punic character 'zayin'. 5.82 g. De Navasques -. CNH 86. Robinson, Essays Mattingly 7(f). Villaronga-Benages 626. Rare. About very fine.

With old coin tag from an English firm.

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LUCANIA. Thurium. Distater 400/350. Obv. Helmeted head of Athena to r., Scylla hurling rock, adorning helmet. Rev. ΘΥΡΙΩΝ Bull charging to r., cornucopiae in exergue. 15.80 g. Noe N14. Rare. Fine patina, well centered with traces of original mint lustre. Extremely fine.

Ex Auction Egger XLV. Wien November 12, 1913. Lot 185.
Purchased from Spink (no. 6286) sometime in the 1960's.
At the time it was apparently the second known specimen. Coin tag and old description enclosed,

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LUCANIA. Thurium. Stater 370. Signed oeuvre of the medallist Molossos. Obv. Head of Athena in Attic helmet to r. The helmet is decorated with Scylla scanning the horizon to r. Rev. ΘOYPI(?)N Bull butting to r. on exergual line signature MOΛOΣΣOΣ, Fish in exergue. 7.76 g. SNG 1024. HN Italy 1784. Very attractive cabinet patina. Traces of original lustre. Tight flan. Small punch on rev. Graffito on cheek and reverse. Extremely fine.

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SICILY. Catane. Tetradrachm c. 450. Obv. Slow quadriga to r., the driver, wearing long chiton, holding the reins with his r. hand, the kentron with his l. hand; above, Nike flying r. to crown the horses; in exergue ketos to r. Rev. KATANA(I O N) Laureate head of Apollo r., the hair bound up in back of head. 17.69 g. SNG ANS 1249. Gulbenkian 182. Rare. Slight flattening and small die crack. Excellent style. About extremely fine.

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SICILY. Leontinoi. Tetradrachm shortly after 480. Dies by the Demareteion Master. Obv. Slow quadriga to r. Nike crowning the standing driver who holds branch in r. hand. In exergue a lion running to r. Rev. ΛEO - NTIN - O - N Head of Apollo to r. wearing laurel wreath. His hair is combed over the forehead and tied in back of head. Below the head, a lion running to r. Three laurel leaves in field. 7.28 g. Rizzo Pl. 22, 14 (= Hirmer 19 and pl. 6 below: identical dies). Chantraine Pl. 1, 5. Ross Holloway Pl. 1, 4. Schwabacher Pl. 6 middle. SNG ANS 217. SNG München 549. Of great rarity. Very fine style and patina. Extremely fine.

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SICILY. Syracuse. Second Democracy, 466-406. Tetradrachm 460/450. Obv. Charioteer, wearing long chiton and holding kentron and reins, driving a slow quadriga to r. Nike flying to r. to right above, crowning horses, ketos in exergue to r. Rev. ΣΥΡΑΚΟΣΙΟ-Ν Head of Arethusa facing r., wearing pearl-diadem and a necklace, four dolphins swimming clockwise around in field. 17.45 g. Boehringer 483. SNG ANS 151. McClean 2653. Jameson 760. Broad flan. Very minor planchet faults. A spectacular specimen. Uncirculated.

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SICILY. Syracuse. Agathokles, 317-289. Tetradrachm 310/306. Obv. Head of Kore to r., wearing grain ear wreath, single-pendant earring and necklace; (ΚΟΡΑΣ) behind. Rev. Nike standing to r. and erecting trophy. (ΑΓΑΘΟΚΛΕΙΟΣ) to l., monogram to lower l., triskeles to r. 17.17 g. Ierardi 104. SNG Lloyd 1489. Grose McClean Pl. 102, 2. Dewing 947. Fine toning. Extremely fine.

Purchased from Spink, London, sometime in the 1960s. No. 6289. Tag and description enclosed.

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KINGS OF THRACE. Lysimachus, 323-281. Gold stater 323/281, Pergamon (?). Obv. Diademed head right of deified Alexander with horn of Ammon to r. Rev. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ - ΛΥΣΙΜΛΧΟΥ Athena Nikephoros enthroned to l., holding Nike in her extended right hand, resting left elbow on shield; monogram on left. 8.51 g. Apparently unpublished. See Auction Goldberg, May 24, 2009, lot 1644. Extremely rare. Of the finest style by a master die cutter. Petite cabinet piece. Brilliant uncirculated.

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KINGS OF THRACE. Tetradrachm 287/286. Obv. Head of deified Alexander the Great to r. with diadem and ram's horn. Rev. ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ - ΛΥΣΙΜΑΧΟΥ Athena with crested helmet and spear seated l., holding on her outstretched r. hand Nike crowning the king's name; l. elbow resting on shield decorated with Gorgoneion; in the outer l. field, herm, inner l. field, cult image, in exergue, monogram EY. 17.00 g. M. Thompson, The Mints of Lysimachus, Essays Robinson 179, 224 var. C. Arnold-Biucchi, Pergamene mint under Lysimachos, Studies Price 7, 17. Of excellent style and high relief on a large flan and well centred. Fine old patina. A most attractive coin. Some scratches on reverse. Extremely fine.

Ex Auction Kurpfälzische Münzhandlung 11. Mannheim, Dec. 12, 1976. Lot 86.

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MACEDONIA. Chalcidian League. Tetradrachm 390, Olynthos. Obv. Laureate head of Apollo to l. Rev. ΧΑΛΚΙΔΕΩΝ Kithara within incuse square. 14.32 g. Robinson & Clement Group F, 11. SNG ANS 472-473. Fine dark cabinet patina. High relief. About uncirculated.

Purchased from Spink, London in the 1960-1970s. Envelope and tag enclosed.

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MACEDONIA. Chalcidian League. Amyntas III. 393-369 BC. Didrachm 389/383. Obv. Head of Herakles to r. Rev. Horse in linear square r., above AMY. 10.48 g. SNG ANS 512. Fine.

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MACEDONIAN EMPIRE. Philip II, 359-336. Gold stater 340/328, Pella. Obv. Head of Apollo with laurel wreath to r. Rev. Biga to r., charioteer holds kentron in l. hand and reins in r. hand. Thunderbolt below. ΦIΛIPPoY in exergue. 8.59 g. LeRider 111. Well centered with high relief. Extremely fine.

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MACEDONIAN EMPIRE. Philip II, 359-336. Gold stater 340/328, Pella. Obv. Head of Apollo with laurel wreath to r. Rev. Biga to r., charioteer holds kentron in l. hand and reins in r. hand. Nike flying to r. below. ΦIΛIΠΠoY in exergue. 8.55 g. LeRider 111. Very fine.

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MACEDONIAN EMPIRE. Philip II, 359-336. Gold stater 340/328, Pella. Obv. Head of Apollo with laurel wreath to r. Rev. Biga to r., charioteer holds kentron in l. hand and reins in r. hand. Thunderbolt below. ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ in exergue. 8.60 g. LeRider 123. Well centered. Original mint lustre. Uncirculated.

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MACEDONIAN EMPIRE. Philip II, 359-336. 1/4 Gold stater 340/328, Pella. Obv. Head of Herakles in lion's skin to r. Rev. Bee above bow and club. ΦIΛIΠΠoY / A below. 2.12 g. LeRider 131. Almost extremely fine.