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Lot 112
George III, 4 x Silver Bank Tokens: 1811 three shillings, trivial marks, lustrous GVF, 1814 three shillings, contact marks, light scratches, grey tone GFine or+, Eighteenpence 1811, good edge & surfaces, lightly toned with lustre VF & Eighteenpence 1813, contact marks, light scratches & sometime cleaned, AVF
Lot 114
Victoria, 5 x Silver coins comprising: 2 x Double Florins 1887A, both with contact marks & light scratches & both lustrous, AEF/EF & GVF/AEF & 3 x halfcrowns: 1881 good edge, minor marks, VG to AFine, 1889 patchy toning o/wise VF to GVF & 1899 contact marks & hairlines o/wise AVF, together with William IV halfcrown 1834 WW in script, good edge & surfaces, GFine or+
Lot 115
5 x pre-Victoria Silver Coins comprising: 2 x crowns: 1819 L1X thicker ruled garter, contact marks, generally good edge VG to AFine, 1821 SECUNDO contact marks, minor edge bumps Fine & 3 x halfcrowns: 1746 LIMA, minor marks, generally good edge, blue/gold tone AFine/Fine, 1821 contact marks, light scratches VG & 1825 obv. scratches, patches of light surface corrosion, sometime cleaned o/wise Fine to GFine
Lot 116
William III, 4 x Silver Coins comprising: shilling 1697N (Norwich Mint), 1st bust, light flecking, French shield weak, very good edge, attractively toned, SCARCE AVF; sixpence 1697 B/E (Bristol Mint), 1st bust, small crowns, later harp, scratches both sides Fine, sixpence 1697 3rd bust, large crowns, later harp, slightly rough surface below bust o/wise full lustre, virtually as struck & Maundy 2d 1700, rev. dig above crown, minor flecking, GFine
Lot 117
Anne, 5 x Silver Coins comprising: shilling 1711 4th bust, plain in angles, minor contact marks & light flecking, obv. trivial rim nick at 9 o`clock, good edge, some original lustre in legends Fine+, 2 x sixpences: 1708E* numerous surface marks/scratches & pitting both sides, rev. centre worn Fair+/VG & 1711, a few obv. hairlines o/wise good edge & surfaces, lustrous AVF, Maundy fourpence 1709 small edge bump at 9 o`clock o/wise good edge & surfaces GVF/VF & Maundy threepence 1706 a few faint scratches & some light pitting o/wise VF
Lot 230
Victoria, 4 x `Gothic` Florins: 1849 `Godless,` cleaned, contact marks/hairlines AVF, 1852 contact marks, minor rev. edge nick at 6 o`clock o/wise Fine to GFine, 1883 good surfaces, trivial rev. edge imperfections o/wise GVF & 1884 minor contact marks/hairlines, lustrous VF to GVF & 5 x JH florins: 1887(x2), 1888(x2) all with minor contact marks and/or hairlines VF or+ & 1892 scarcer date, light verdigris in legends AFine/Fine
Lot 254
Great Exhibition 1851, Bronze Prize Medal by W Wyon & L C Wyon, obv. conjoined busts of Victoria & Albert, two dolphins below, rev. seated Britannia placing a wreath on head of kneeling Industria, allegorical figures of Africa, America, Europe & Asia in attendance; awarded to Alexander Lawson Class XIV (textiles/fabrics), 77mm, 263g, trivial marks, light verdigris spots, attractively toned, GEF
Lot 138
GRIBBIN, JOHN, `Q IS FOR QUANTUM`, 1st edition published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 1998, d/w; WALKER, CHRISTOPHER (editor) `ASTRONOMY BEFORE THE TELESCOPE`; `The Encyclopaedia of Space` with forward by M. Scott Carpenter, published by Hamlyn 1968; HAWKINS, STEPHEN, `THE UNIVERSE IN A NUTSHELL` 1st edition, published by Bantam Press; LIGHT, MICHAEL, `FULL MOON` published by Jonathan Cape, 2001 and various authors space, astronomy, science and evolution, etc (38)
Lot 113
Thessaly. Larissa. c. 479/475-460 BC. Hemidrachm, 2.74g (8h). Obv: Head of Jason left sporting a light beard and wearing petasos with strings fastened behind his head and under his chin; border of dots. Rx: Sandal of Jason left, above ΛA upside down, all in shallow incuse square. Cf. Traité pl. XLIII, 5. BCD 136. Struck on small, thick flan with reverse slightly off center. VF Ex Triton XV, 3 January 2012, lot 136
Lot 131
Earliest New-Style Obverse Type Attica. Athens. New Style. c. 185-180 BC. Tetradrachm, 16.70g (1h). Obv: Helmeted head of Athena right, without border of dots. Rx: Α-ΘΕ, monograms of ΑP and ΜHT. Οwl standing right, head facing, on fallen amphora. Symbols of kerchnos to right, bakchos below amphora; all within wreath. Thompson 4 (obverse die) and 5b-7 (monograms on reverse). Very rare early obverse die without border of dots, new with these monograms on reverse. Light gray toning. Mint State Ex Richard P. Miller Collection. Purchased from Frank Kovacs This is one of only four very early obverse dies in the Athenian New Style series that omit a border of dots around the type. That omission is shown only by the three obverse dies of the first issue, and by this first die of the second issue; the remaining three obverse dies of the second issue, and all obverse dies from Issue 3 on, have the border of dots surrounding Athena`s head. Our coin is also noteworthy for showing the AP and MHT monograms coupled with this first obverse die of the issue. Thompson`s two coins from this obverse die showed instead the monograms ΠAP and MHT, and she knew the monograms AP and MHT only coupled with the three later obverse dies of the issue showing the border of dots
Lot 164
Two Tetradrachms of Troy Troas. Alexandreia Troas. 94 BC. Tetradrachm, 16.68g (12h). Obv: Laureate head of Apollo left. Rx: Apollo Smintheus (the Mouse God), draped, walking right holding bow and arrow. ΑΠΟΛΛΩNΟΣ and date ΣΖ (Year 207) before, monogram and ΖΜΙΘΕΩΣ behind, ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΕΩΝ / ΑΜΦΙΟΥ in exergue. Unpublished date and magistrate. Bellinger A150 var. De Callataÿ pl. XXXIX D2, same obverse die used with years 95 and 93 BC. Even light gray toning. Two small contact marks at 7h on obverse, otherwise pleasant VF Ex Richard P. Miller Collection The word "smintha" seems to derive from the Phrygian language, and means “mouse” or “rat”. Apollo Smintheus was accordingly an exterminator of rats and plagues
Lot 165
Troas. Ilium. 2nd Century BC. Tetradrachm, 16.68g (11h). Obv: Head of Athena right, wearing triple-crested helmet with laurel wreath. Rx: Athena Illias standing right, holding spear and distaff, owl at feet. ΑΘΗΝΑΣ before, monogram and ΙΛΙΑΔΟΣ behind, ΜΗΤΡΙΚΕΤΟΥ in exergue. Bellinger, Troy T39 (Paris only). Bellinger, ANSMN 8, p. 12, 4. Ding on cheek of Athena and mark in left field adjoining the crest of her helmet, otherwise VF with even light gray toning Ex Richard P. Miller Collection. Privately purchased from Harlan Berk in November 2000. Ex Kastner 10, May 1976, lot 50
Lot 166
Troas. Tenedos. c. 160 BC. Tetradrachm, 16.57g (11h). Obv: Janiform male and female heads, the male laureate and facing left, the female diademed and facing right. Rx: Double ax; ΤΕΝΕΔΙΩΝ above, monogranm and grape bunch left, omphalos right, all within laurel wreath. Unpublished controls. De Callataÿ, Tenedos-. SNG Cop.-. BMC-. Of the finest style for this issue. Light gray toning with hints of iridescence. Good VF Ex Richard P. Miller Collection
Lot 170
Ionia. Heracleia ad Latmum. 2nd Century BC. Tetradrachm, 16.56g (11h). Obv: Head of Athena right, wearing a crested Attic helmet decorated with a volute, Pegasos, and the foreparts of five horses. Rx: HPAKΛEΩTΩN Club, below which Nike advancing left between two monograms, all within wreath. Deppert-Lippitz 763. Beautiful light gray toning. Mint State Ex Richard P. Miller Collection
Lot 178
Caria. Cnidus. c. 449-411 BC. Drachm, 6.05g (9h). Obv: Forepart of a roaring lion to right, its jaws gaping and tongue protruding. Rx: Head of Aphrodite right, wearing a necklace, within incuse square. Cahn 88 (V41/R60), pl. VII. SNG Keckman 134 (these dies). Beautiful archaic head on reverse. Excellent light gray toning. EF Ex NY Sale 27, The Prospero Collection, 4 January 2012, lot 539. Ex Frank Sternberg XXIV, 19-20 November 1990, lot 105
Lot 192
Cappadocian Kingdom. Ariarathes V. 163-130 BC. Drachm, 4.13g (12h). Uncertain mint, possibly Mazaka Eusebeia or TyanaObv: Diademed head of king right. Rx: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΑΡΙΑΡΑΘΟΥ ΕΥΣΕΒΟΥΣ Athena Nikephoros standing left. Monograms in inner left field and outer right field; in exergue, ΓΛ. BMC Galatia, p. 31, 33. SNG von Aulock 6269. SNG Copenhagen Suppl. 697. SNG Ashmolean 1965. Extremely beautiful portrait. Light gray toning. Choice EF
Lot 228
Seleucid Kingdom. Seleucus II Callinicus. 246-226 BC. Tetradrachm, 16.17g (12h). Seleucia on the TigrisObv: Diademed head of king right. Thin border of dots. Rx: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΣΕΛΕΥΚΟΥ Apollo standing left testing arrow and resting elbow on tall tripod. Monogram in inner left field. Thin circle of dots. SC 763.2a. WSM 201A. Exquisite portrait struck in very high relief. Some light porosity. EF Ex Richard P Miller Collection
Lot 284
Seleucid Kingdom. Demetrius I. 162-150 BC. Tetradrachm, 16.35g (1h). Antioch on the Orontes, Undated series, 162-155/4 BC. Obv: Diademed head of king right with lean features and light beard, diadem ends falling straight behind. Laurel wreath border. Rx: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΥ Tyche seated left on backless throne with winged tritoness support, holding short scepter and cornucopia. Monogram in outer left field. SC 1637c. Newell SMA 83. SNG Spaer 1256. Pleasant gray toning. EF Ex Richard P Miller Collection
Lot 287
Seleucid Kingdom. Philip I Philadelphus. c. 95/4-76/5 BC. Tetradrachm, 15.84g (12h). AntiochObv: Diademed head of king right. Fillet border. Rx: ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩ[Σ] ΦΙΛΙΠΠΟΥ ΕΠIΦΑΝΟΥΣ [ΦI]ΛΑΔΕΛΦΟΥ Zeus seated left on high-backed throne, holding Nike and scepter, laurel wreath border. SC II 2463.3h. SMA 448. Lifetime portraits of Philip Philadelphus are rare, as are all of his posthumous portraits. Light iridescent toning. EF Ex Phillip Davis Collection
Lot 326
Ptolemaic Kingdom. Ptolemy I, In the Name of Alexander III the Great. 305-282 BC. Tetradrachm, Ptolemaic Standard, 15.54g (12h). Alexandria, c. 303 BC. Obv: Diademed head of Alexander right wearing elephant-skin headdress. Border of dots. Rx: ALΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ Athena Alkidemos advancing right. Helmet, IΣ monogram, and small eagle on thunderbolt to right, Border of dots. Light graffito Π in front of Athena`s face. Svoronos 165. Jenkins early group e. Weber 8227 (same obverse die). Some iridescent blue toning. About EF Ex CNG 87, 18 May 2007, lot 689
Lot 351
C. Fabius C.f. Hadrianus. Denarius, 3.96g (6h). Rome, 102 BC. Obv: Veiled and turreted bust of Cybele right, dot over Ε behind. Rx: Victory in biga right, stork before horses; C FABI CF in exergue. Crawford 322/1a. Sydenham 589. Fabia 15. Light scratch on reverse. About EF Ex Nancy Walsh Collection. Ex HJB 80, 18 January 1994, lot 334
Lot 377
Q. Caecilius Metellus Pius. Denarius, 3.88g (10h). Africa, 47-46 BC. Obv: Head of Africa right wearing elephant headdress formed into band, plow below, wheat ear before, legend Q METEL PIVS - SCIPIO IMP. Rx: Hercules "Farnese" standing facing, leaning on massive club set on base, legend EPPIVS - LEG.F.C. Crawford 461/1. Sydenham 1051. Caecilia 50. Sear, Imperators 44. Scrape on Africa`s hair and light scratches in upper field on reverse, otherwise Mint State Ex Nancy Walsh Collection. Ex HJB 115, 2 August 2000, lot 359
Lot 390
Tiberius. 14-37 AD. Sestertius, 27.68g (5h). Rome, 22-3 AD. Obv: CIVITATIBVS ASIAE - RESTITVTIS Statue of Tiberius, togate and laureate, seated left on curule chair holding patera and scepter. Rx: TI CAESAR DIVI AVG F AVGVST P M TR POT XXIIII around large S C. BM 70. Paris 52. Cohen 3 (15 Fr.). RIC 48. Light field smoothing. EF Ex Richard P. Miller Collection, acquired from CNG, November 2007 The statue depicted on the obverse was erected to Tiberius by fourteen cities of Asia to commemorate his generosity in coming to their aid after they suffered severe damage in an earthquake in 17 AD (BMC pp. cxxxiii-iv)
Lot 397
Britannicus Sestertius Britannicus, Son of Claudius and Messalina. . Sestertius, 26.10g (6h). Uncertain eastern provincial mint, Died 55 AD. Obv: TI CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG F BRITANN[IC]VS Bare-headed and draped bust left. Rx: S - C across field, Mars advancing left, holding spear and shield. RIC I, p. 130, note. BMC 306, pl. 37.5 (same dies). H.-M. von Kaenel, "Britannicus, Agrippina Minor und Nero in Thrakien," SNR 63 (1984), Type B, 4-12 (same dies). Cohen 2 (2500 Fr.). Light olive toning. Scrape below bust, otherwise very good portrait with near complete legends. About VF Ex Triton V, 15-16 January 2002, lot 1881
Lot 410
Vespasian. 69-79 AD. Sestertius, 23.23g (5h). Rome, 71 AD. Obv: IMP CAES VESPASIAN AVG P M TR P P P COS III Head laureate right. Rx: CAES AVG F - DES IM - P AVG - F COS around, DES ITER and S C in exergue, Titus and Domitian in military dress standing side by side, looking at each other, each holding spear and parazonium. RIC 152 (R2), pl. 21 = Paris 475, pl. XLIII (same rev. die). BMC 528 note. Cohen 48 (20 Fr.). Kraay 289 (A81/P116, 1 spec.). Kraay knew only this one reverse die bearing this exact abbreviation of the titles of the two Caesars, combined with S C in exergue. Light smoothing in reverse field. VF Ex Richard P. Miller Collection, acquired from Triton XIII, 6 January 2010, lot 1440 An interesting and scarce reverse type of spring 71, naming Titus "designated imperator" and Domitian "designated consul for the second time"
Lot 417
Colosseum Sestertius. Ex Dutch Royal Collection Divus Titus. 79-81 AD. Sestertius, 23.12g (6h). Rome, 81 AD. Obv: Colosseum seen from front and above between obelisk on base (Meta Sudans) and porticoed building of two stories (Baths of Titus), without legend. Rx: DIVO AVG T DIVI VESP [F VESPASIAN] around, S C in exergue, Titus, togate, seated left holding branch and roll on curule chair set on globe among arms. RIC 131 (R2). BMC p. 262, 191 note, pl. 70.1 (Paris, same dies). Paris 543, pl. CXVIII (same obv. die). Cohen 399 (80 Fr.). Hendin 1599. N.T. Elkins, The Flavian Colosseum Sestertii, Numismatic Chronicle 166, 2006, p. 219, 9, pl. 32 (our dies). Extensive light pitting, brown patination. About Fine/VG Ex Dutch Royal Collection, deaccessioned in J. Schulman 254, November 1971, part of lot 3409. This specimen listed in Elkin`s Appendix to his die catalogue of Colosseum sestertii, Numismatic Chronicle 169, 2009, p. 203, 9h To prove the popular nature of Vepasian`s rule, the Colosseum was built on the site that had recently been occupied by Nero`s Golden Palace. The reverse type of Titus seated as master of the world (his curule chair set on globe), bringing peace (olive branch) by means of victory over enemies (captured arms), fits well with the recently discovered dedicatory inscription of the Colosseum, stating that the emperors constructed it "from the proceeds of booty" (ex manubis), doubtless chiefly the booty of the Jewish War. This Colosseum type was struck mainly for the living Titus, but after Titus` death Domitian continued it for Divus Titus, taking over one of the Colosseum obverse dies of Titus and cutting two new reverse dies with Titus` titles as Divus. Our coin belongs to this rarer second issue for Divus Titus rather than Titus alive
Lot 429
Trajan. 98-117 AD. Dupondius, 13.30g (6h). Rome, 116-7 AD. Obv: IMP CAES NER TRAIANO OPTIMO AVG GER DAC PARTHICO P M TR P COS VI P P Bust radiate, draped right, seen from side. Rx: SENATVS PO - PVLVSQVE RO - MANVS S C Trajan in military dress rushing to right between two trophies, looking back at the one behind him and extending his right arm to complete it, and holding spear pointing downwards in left hand. MIR 586v (110 spec.). BM 1052. Cohen 356 (10 Fr.). RIC 676. Beautiful light green patination. Good VF/EF Ex Richard P. Miller Collection, acquired from Berk 160, 11 June 2008, lot 408 The two trophies probably represent Trajan`s twelfth and thirteenth imperatorial acclamations which he won during his Parthian campaign of 115-6 AD, the latter for his capture of the Parthian capital Ctesiphon (Strack, p. 226), a victory which earned him the title Parthicus that is recorded in the obverse legend
Lot 470
Elagabalus. 218-222 AD. Denarius, 2.89g (6h). Rome, 220-1 AD. Obv: IMP ANTONINVS PIVS AVG Bust laureate, draped right. Rx: LIBERTAS AVG Libertas standing left holding cap and scepter, star combined with globe in field right. BM 220. Cohen 92. RIC 107. Exceptional quality. Mint State The star in field on Elagabalus` coins was certainly intended to represent the sun, specifically the emperor`s sun god. The addition of a globe to the star on this and some other coins was probably meant to indicate this fact: this heavenly body had perceptible breadth and was not a mere point of light like an ordinary star
Lot 472
Stone of Emesa Neapolis. Elagabalus. 218-222 AD. AE 22, 11.52g (6h). Samaria, Neapolis. Obv: Laureate, cuirassed bust of Elagabalus right, seen from front, on neck rectangular countermark with letter A. Rx: Quadriga facing carrying the stone of Emesa decorated with eagle on left and Mount Gerizim on right. Sofaer 102. Rosenberg 50. Meshorer, City Coins 137. Green patination with light earthen encrustation. EF
Lot 576
Justin II. 565-578 AD. Light weight Solidus or 23 Siliquae, 4.08g (6h). Constantinople. Obv: D N IVSTI-NVS P P AVG Helmeted, cuirassed bust facing, holding Victory on globe. Rx:[ V]ICTORI - A AVCCC Θ S Constantinopolis seated front holding scepter and globe, in exergue, OB *+*. MIB 7. DO -. EF Ex Gorny & Mosch 134, 11-12 October 2004, lot 3207
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Lot 40
Grote, H. [editor]. BLÄTTER FÜR MÜNZKUNDE. HANNOVERISCHE NUMISMATISCHE ZEITUNG. Leipzig, 1835–44. Erster–Vierter Bände, complete. Four volumes. 4to, contemporary plain light brown boards; small library shelf labels. Erster Band (April 1834 to October 1835): title page, advertisement in French and index, followed by an April 1837 consolidated version of issues 1 to 11 (24 pages), issues 12 to 36 (unpaginated) and plates 1 to 25. Zweiter Band (October 1835 to December 1836): title page, contents, issues 1–31 and plates I–XXVI. Dritter Band (January 1837 to July 1838): title page, issues 1–20, index and plates I–XIII. Bound with Stammtafeln der europäischen Regentenhäuser seit den letzten drei Jahrhunderten (Leipzig, 1836) with added chromolithographic title, 37 genealogical tables and index. Vierter Band (undated, but 1838 up to No. 4 and irregularly published after): 1844-dated title page, issues 1–9, 1844 index of the first four volumes, and plates I–XIX bound in order of issue. Some browning and foxing throughout; some cracking at joints. Generally very good or better. A complete set of this rare publication, published 1834–41 (with an Index published in 1844), and later continued as Münzstudien, 1854–77. The Blätter für Münzkunde published articles on a wide range of numismatic subjects, including occasional Russian content (a large excerpt of Chaudoir, translated into German, appears in the fourth volume).
Lot 57
Imperatorskoe Moskovskoe Arkheologicheskoe Obshchestvo. АРХЕОЛОГИЧЕСКIЯ ИЗВѢСТIЯ И ЗАМѢТКИ. Годъ V, Nos. 7–8. Moscow, 1897. Edited by A.V. Oreshnikov. Tall 8vo, original printed wraps. (209)–272 pages; occasional text illustrations, including one numismatic figure. Marginal staining; some light chipping. Very good or so. Includes an article by Likhachev on Russian gold coins. A rare publication.
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