Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

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Coin Auction

Ancient Roman Coins (from Commodus)

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 1293		Commodus, 177-192 AD. AR Denarius, Rome, struck 191-192 AD. Bearded bust of Commodus right, as Hercules, clad in lion's skin. Reverse: Inscription in the three lines: HERCVL / ROMAN / AVGV, flanking upright club, all within wreath. RIC 251; BMCRE 339. Reverse legend a trifle weak in spots. Very Fine plus. Estimated Value $175 - 275. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $173
Lot 1294		Pescennius Niger, 193-194 AD. AR Denarius, Caesarea, struck 193 AD. Rare and choice! Laureate head right. Reverse: Victory alighting left, holding wreath and palm. RIC 81f; RSC 76a. Sharp, bold portrait, struck on astoundingly good metal, with less of the usual striking problems. Faintly toned and very lustrous. Essentially as struck. Superb Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $3,000 - 3,500. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $2,875
Lot 1295		Septimius Severus, 193-211 AD. AE 36 mm., of Ilium, Troas. Rare. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Severus right. Reverse: Hector, in military attire, in fast biga left, holding shield and spear, and brandishing stone in raised arm; below, [I]ΛIEΩN. BMC --; von Aulock --; SNG Cop --, but cf. no. 430, for Macrinus. Bold strike, on impressively large flan. Light smoothing to the fine black-green, dark olive, and red-brown patina. Exhuberant provincial art. Extremely Fine / Very Fine. Estimated Value $600 - 700. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $661
Lot 1296		Septimius Severus, 193-211 AD, & Julia Domna. AE 36 mm. of Stratonikeia, Caria, c. 208-212 AD. Rare. Confronted busts of Septimius, laureate, draped and cuirassed, and Julia Domna, draped, with inscription around; above, small oval countermark with helmeted Athena head right, below, rectangular counterstamp with Greek inscription of four letters: retrograde C, EPT(?). Reverse: Hekate standing facing, head left, holding patera and torch, dog at her feet. Von Aulock 2675; SNG Cop 507; cf. Howgego 188 and 536 for countermarks. Crusty green and black patina, but portraits quite pleasant. Very Fine plus. Estimated Value $250 - 350. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1297		Caracalla and Geta. AE 40 mm., of Mylasa, Caria, struck c. 201-207 AD. Rare. Confronted busts of Caracalla, laureate, draped and cuirassed, and Geta, draped and cuirassed. Reverse: Figures of Zeus Osogoa, holding eagle and trident(?), and Zeus Labraundos, holding labrys and scepter, their heads confronted; ethnic above and below. BMC p. 133, 37 var.; SNG von Aulock --; SNG Cop. --. Light smoothing to the obverse. Appealing variegated patina in various greens, brown, and red, with interesting provincial portraits. Choice Very Fine. Estimated Value $500 - 600. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1298		Caracalla, 198-217 AD. AE Sestertius, Rome, struck 213 AD. One of the classic Roman rarities. Not to be missed. Laureate and cuirassed bust right, seen somewhat from behind. Reverse: Aerial view of the Circus Maximus: arcade of arches in front, with larger to right, and two more arches, close and distant, surmounted by quadrigae; temple of Sol along back wall; occupying the spina -- meta, equestrian statue of Trajan, obelisk of Ramses II, shrine of Cybele, column, and meta; to right, three quadrigae racing. RIC 500a; C. 236; BMCRE 251; Hill, Monuments, 73. Sharp strike, with choice smooth patina, in variegated greens, with touches of red and brown, and slight earthen highlights. Very rare! Choice Very Fine. Only two rare issues of sestertii featured the famed monument of Rome. The first was struck by Trajan in 103 AD, to commemorate the extensive repairs and restoration he applied to the structure. A fire in 80 A.D. added further to the calamities that frequently befell the Circus. Domitian accomplished the repairs, but some of the arches collapsed during Trajan's reign, and thus his major overhaul of the buildings and seating. Caracalla further enlarged the seating capacity, along with additional cosmetic embellishments, in 213 AD. This was a major renovation. It is well known that Caracalla was a devotee of the circus, something that had caused his father much annoyance. Thus Caracalla celebrated, with some satisfaction, his improvements by likewise issuing exceedingly rare aurei and sestertii depicting the Circus. In fact he virtually replicated Trajan's coin design, but enhanced it with the added details of a chariot race in progress. Estimated Value $12,500 - 15,000. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1299		Macrinus, 217-218 AD. AR Denarius, Rome, struck 218 AD. Laureate and cuirassed bust right. Reverse: Securitas left, leaning against column, holding scepter. RIC 35; BMCRE 54. Nice portrait on good metal. Also, a Denarius of Julia Soaemias, mother of Elagabalus, c. 220 AD.: Draped bust right / Venus enthroned left, holding apple; child right, standing at her feet. RIC 243; RSC 14. Both coins lustrous. Lot of 2 coins. Both Choice Very Fine, or better. Estimated Value $300 - 375. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1300		Severus Alexander, 222-235 AD. Gold Aureus (5.93 g), Rome, struck 230 AD. An exceptional piece. Laureate and draped bust of Alexander right. Reverse: Severus Alexander, in miltary dress, as Romulus, walking right, holding spear and trophy; P M TR P VIIII COS III P P. RIC 103; BMCRE 620. Lovely art and strike. Very lustrous. Mint State. Estimated Value $3,750 - 4,250. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $4,830
Lot 1301		Gordian III, 238-244 AD. Gold Aureus (5.47 g), Rome, struck 241-243 AD. Laureate, cuirassed, and draped bust right. Reverse: Hercules, nude, leaning right, resting arm on club set on rock; VERTVTI AVGVSTI. RIC 108; C. 401. Well struck and centered, on spacious flan. Lustrous, with a hint of reddish toning. Superior style, front and back. Superb Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $3,750 - 4,500. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1302		Philip I, 244-249 AD. AE 36 mm., of Ancyra, Phrygia. Scarce. Laureate, draped, and cuirassed bust of Philip right. Reverse: Hera(?), draped, and Zeus, nude, stand frontal, heads to right; Hera holds scepter and pomegranate, Zeus holds anchor and scepter, eagle at feet; Greek inscription around. BMC p. 66, 44 var.; von Aulock --. Some smoothing to fields, mostly on reverse, otherwise pleasing black-green and dark red-brown patina. With bold provincial portrait. Choice Very Fine / Very Fine. Estimated Value $500 - 600. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1303		Diocletian, 284-305 AD. AR Argenteus, Nicomedia mint, struck c. 295 AD. Rare. Laureate head of Diocletian right. Reverse: Camp gate with four turrets and open doors, star above entrance. RIC 25a (R-3). Finely centered on slightly oversized flan. Sharply struck, but with thin flan crack. Nearly Mint State. Estimated Value $500 - 600. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1304		Jovian, 363-364 AD. AE 1 (28 mm.), Thessalonica mint. Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right. Reverse: Emperor in military attire facing, head right, holding labarum and Victory on globe. RIC 235; LRBC 1698. Pleasing variegated, gray-blue tinged green patina. Slight roughness to face. Choice Very Fine. Estimated Value $250 - 300. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1305		Theodosius I, 379-395 AD. Gold Solidus (4.41 g), Constantinople, struck c. 379-383 AD. Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right. Reverse: Constantinopolis enthroned facing, head right, holding scepter and globe, foot on prow. Officina A. RIC 45d. Perfectly centered and struck on round flan. Very lustrous. Attractive style. A nice Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $625 - 750. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $518
Lot 1306		Arcadius, 383-408 AD. Gold Solidus (4.43 g), Milan mint, stuck c. 395-402 AD. Diademed, draped, and cuirassed bust right. Reverse: Arcadius standing right, holding standard and Victory on globe, rests foot on captive. RIC 1205a; DOCLR 265. Perfectly centered and struck on round flan. Stylish, with a good deal of luster. Choice Very Fine. Estimated Value $450 - 575. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $575
Lot 1307		Theodosius II, 402-450 AD. Gold Solidus (4.38 g), Constantinople, struck 450-453 AD. Diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust, three-quarters facing, holding spear and decorated shield. Reverse: Constantinople enthroned left, holding globus cruciger and scepter, shield behind, star at left. RIC 313; Depeyrot 84/1. Well centered and struck. Very lustrous. Minor reverse graffiti. Near Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $375 - 450. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1308		Theodosius II, 402-450 AD. Gold Solidus (4.41 g), Thessalonica mint, struck c. 424-425 AD. Diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust nearly frontal, holding spear and ornamented shield. Reverse: Theodosius, in military attire, stands facing, holding labarum and globus cruciger; star at left. RIC 361 (R-2). Finely centered, with pleasing portrait for this mint. Lustrous and rare. Superb Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $1,100 - 1,300. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1309		Pulcheria, sister of Theodosius II, & wife of Marcian. Gold Semissis (2.19 g), Constantinople, struck c. 420-422 AD. Rare, yet affordable. Diademed and draped bust of Pulcheria right. Reverse: Chrysmon, Chi-Rho, within beaded Imperial wreath. RIC 224. Sharp, attractive portrait. Lamination crack at ear; some burnishing to Chi. Choice Very Fine. Estimated Value $850 - 1,000. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $1,093
Lot 1310		Marcian, 450-457 AD. Gold Solidus (4.44 g), Constantinople, struck 450-453 AD. Diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust, three-quarters facing, holding spear and decorated shield. Reverse: Victory standing left, holding long jeweled cross, star at right.; Officina Z. RIC 510; DOCLR 481. Very lustrous, and well struck up. Faint mark or graffiti obverse right field. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $500 - 600. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1311		Marcian, 450-457 AD. Gold Solidus (4.43 g), Constantinople, struck 450-453 AD. Diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust, three-quarters facing, holding spear and decorated shield. Reverse: Victory standing left, holding long jeweled cross, star at right.; Officina B. RIC 510; DOCLR 481. Lustrous, and pleasing style. Near Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $450 - 550. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1312		Marcian, 450-457 AD. Gold Solidus (4.47 g), Constantinople, struck 450-453 AD. Diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust, three-quarters facing, holding spear and decorated shield. Reverse: Victory standing left, holding long jeweled cross, star at right.; Officina G. RIC 510; DOCLR 481. Clean, crisp strike. Lustrous, and in appealing style. Almost Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $450 - 550. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1313		Marcian, 450-457 AD. Gold Solidus (4.40 g), Constantinople, struck 450-453 AD. Diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust, three-quarters facing, holding spear and decorated shield. Reverse: Victory standing left, holding long jeweled cross, star at right.; Officina I. RIC 510; DOCLR 481. Clean, crisp strike; lustrous. Choice Very Fine. Estimated Value $400 - 500. View details and enlarged photos	Unsold
Lot 1314		Leo I, 457-474 AD. Gold Solidus (4.48 g), Constantinople, struck 462-466 AD. Diademed, helmeted, and cuirassed bust, three-quarters facing, holding spear and decorated shield. Reverse: Victory standing left, holding long jeweled cross, star at right.; Officina Γ. RIC 605; DOCLR 517. Clean, crisp strike, the centers bold. Lustrous, and in appealing style. A Nice Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $400 - 475. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $322
Lot 1315		Byzantine Empire. Michael VII, Ducas, 1071-1078 AD. AR Miliaresion. Less common issue. Cross croslet on globus resting on three steps, with facing and flanking busts of Michael and wife, Maria. Reverse: Inscription in five lines. D.O. 6; SBC 1874. Attractive light toning. Coin clipped (1.69 g). About Very Fine. Estimated Value $150 - 200. View details and enlarged photos	Realized $144
Lot 1316		Ancient Rome. Lot of Five Mostly Julio-Claudian Silver Coins, c. 49 BC. - 69 AD. Again, a decent starter set of the "Twelve Caesars" for the beginner. Included are 2 Denarii of Julius Caesar, d. 44 BC: Italian mint, c. 49 BC., Elephant / Sacrificial implements (RSC 49); along with, African mint, c. 46 BC., Venus head right / Aeneas and Anchises (BMCRR 31). Also, Augustus, 27 BC.-14 AD., Denarius of Lugdunum: Laureate head right / Caius and Lucius Caesars, arms between (RSC 43c). Tiberius, 14-37 AD, "Tribute Penny" (RSC 16). Lastly, a Denarius of Galba, 68-69 AD.: Laureate head right / Livia standing left (RIC 186; RSC 55). The elephant Caesar with minor banker's mark at edge. The Venus portrait of pretty style. Metal of Augustus and Tiberius a little granular, the Tiberius more so (also deeply toned). Lot of 5 coins. Three coins average Fine, two about Very fine. Estimated Value $650 - 750. View details	Realized $661
Lot 1317		Ancient Rome. Lot of Two Scarcer AR Denarii, c. 43 BC. - 38 AD. Presentable and affordable hole fillers, or good beginner's pieces. Both are rare. Firstly a Denarius of Mark Antony & Julius Caesar, Cisalpine Gaul, struck 43 BC.: Bare head of Antony right / Wreathed head of Caesar right; Craw. 488/1; BMCRR 53. Also a clipped Denarius (2.73 g) of Caligula & Germanicus, struck 37-38 AD.: Laureate head of Caligula right / Bare head of Germanicus right; RIC 18; RSC 2. Antony with usual mis-centerings, but not bad, with portraits wholly on flan. R-shaped banker's mark in field, before Caesar's neck. Caligula metal slightly grainy, with a few light ancient scrapes; deeply toned. Lot of 2. Antony Fine, Caligula a bit better. Estimated Value $575 - 675. View details	Realized $776
Lot 1318		Ancient Rome. Lot of Seven Mostly Julio-Claudian Silver Coins, c. 49 BC. - 69 AD. A good beginner's collection of "Twelve Caesars," with the Otho being scarcer than his usual silver. Included are 3 Denarii of Julius Caesar, d. 44 BC: Italian mint, c. 49 BC., Elephant / Sacrificial implements (RSC 49); African mint, c. 46 BC., Venus head right / Aeneas and Anchises (BMCRR 31); and Greek mint, c. 48 BC., Diademed and wreathed head of Clementia(?) / Trophy of Gallic arms (RSC 18). Augustus, 27 BC.-14 AD., Denarius of Lugdunum: Laureate head right / Caius and Lucius Caesars, arms between (RSC 43c). Tiberius, 14-37 AD, "Tribute Penny": Chair leg ornament on reverse unusually elaborate, almost resembling thunderbolts (RSC 16b). An Antiocene Tetradrachm of Nero, 54-68 AD., Year 111 = 62/63 AD.: Aegis-clad, laureate bust right / Eagle right, with palm and thunderbolt (Prieur 85 var.). Lastly, a Denarius of Otho, 69 AD.: Head right / Pax left (RIC --; BMCRE --; RSC 4a). The Clementia Caesar with some porosity, and that on the Venus faint and overall even, otherwise rest of coins on good metal and lightly toned. The Otho appears to be a rare variety. Lot of 7 coins. Coins average Fine, one or two somewhat better, one perhaps less. Estimated Value $1,100-UP. View details	Realized $1,093
Lot 1319		Ancient Rome. Nice Lot of Three AE Aes, c. 37-192 AD. Nice beginner or vest pocket dealer material. Earliest perhaps, Agrippa, d. 12 BC., struck under Caligula: Head left, wearing rostral crown / Poseidon; RIC 58. Next, Caligula, 37-41 AD; Bare head left / Vesta seated left; RIC 38. And last, Commodus, 177-192 AD.: Bust right, as Hercules, clad in lion's skin / Inscription and upright club, all within wreath; RIC 644. Agrippa with handsome portrait and fine deep green patina; the reverse a little rough. Caligula cleaned; light smoothing to fields on reverse. Commodus perfectly centered on slightly smallish flan, with nice variegated green patina. Lot of 3 coins. Caligula Very Fine, rest somewhat better. Estimated Value $475-UP. View details	Realized $460
Lot 1320		Ancient Rome. Lot of Three Ae's, 1st century AD. A lot worth looking at. First is an As of Caligula, 37-41 AD., struck 37-38 AD.: Bare head left / Vesta enthroned left (RIC 38). Also, an As of Claudius, 41-54 AD., of 42 AD.: Bare head left / Minerva right, brandishing spear (RIC 116). Also, a Sestertius of Nerva, 96-98 AD, of 97 AD.: Laureate head right / Libertas left (RIC 89). And lastly, Maximus Caesar, son of Maximinus Thrax, an AE 25 mm. of Deultum, Thrace: Draped, laureate, and cuirassed bust right / Nemesis with scales left, wheel behind (SNG Cop --; BMC p. 112, 4). Caligula with dusky green patina, with a light touch of smoothing here and there. Claudius with light smoothing to obverse, mostly the fields; and handsome variegated green, brown, and red patina. This a very nice coin. Nerva and Maximus with blackish patinas. Lot of 4 coins. Coins range from Nerva, Fine/VG, up to the Claudius, at nearly Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $425-UP. View details	Realized $518
Lot 1321		Roman Imperial Coinage. Lot of Six Billon and Bronze Coins, c. 60-272 AD. Very good beginner's material; worth a look. Lot includes two Billon Alexandrian Tetradrachms of Nero: Of 66/67 AD., Radiate head left / Ship under sail (Sear II 2009); of 65/66 AD., Radiate head right / Head of elephant skin-draped Alexandria right (Sear II 2004). Domitian, AE Quadrans, c. 83 AD.: Rhinoceros walking right / SC, inscription around (RIC 434). Caracalla, AE 27 of Alabanda, Caria: Cuirassed bust with shield / Lyre (BMC p. 7, 43). Valerian, AE 33 of Lyrbe, Cilicia: Laureate, draped, cuirassed bust right / Apollo, draped, holding patera and scepter (SNG Cop. 163 var.). Last, an AE Antoninianus of Aurelian & Valabathus, 271-272 AD., with portrait of each (RIC 381). Coins with generally good surfaces, and various tones or patinas. Valerian sharp, but dark green patina rough. Lot of 6 coins. Coins average Very Fine, one or two plus or minus. Estimated Value $250-UP. View details	Realized $345
Lot 1322		Roman Imperial Coinage. Lot of Sixteen Silver and Bronze Coins, Late Empire to Byzantine, c. 161-641 AD. Very good collection for a beginner; well worth a look. Earliest is Marcus Aurelius, AR Denarius: Roma enthroned left, holding Victory (RIC 259). Caracalla, AR Denarius: Mars in military attire, with shield and spear (RIC 81). Elagabalus, AR Denarius: Liberalitas holding abacus (RIC 97, scarce!). Severus Alexander, AR Denarius: Liberalitas holding abacus (RIC 148); plus, an AE 21 of Caesarea, Cappadocia: Four ears of grain (BMC 312 var.). Two AR Antoninianii of Gordian III: Sol, nude, with orb (C. 38); plus Antioch mint, Fortuna enthroned left (RIC 210). Philip I, AR Antoninianus: Virtus left, foot on helmet (RIC 52). Gallienus, an AE 25 of Nicomedia, Bythinia: Three agonistic crowns (von Aulock 7149). Two AE Folli of Constantius I: Moneta left (RIC 32); Genius left, with cornucopia (RIC 357). Galerius, AE Folles: Moneta left (C. 189). Constans, silvered AE Centenionalis: Constans in galley left (RIC 124 var.). Justininian I, AE Folles: Large M, Anno XIII (Ratto 704). And finally, two Bronzes of Heraclius: Folles, Three figures / Large M (SBC 808); Facing bust / I - B, central cross (Ratto 1316, scarce). Coins with generally good surfaces, and various tones or patinas. Several with minor, cleanable verdigris. Lot of 16 coins. Coins average Very Fine, one or two a bit better. Estimated Value $250-UP. View details	Realized $253
Lot 1323		Roman Imperial Coinage. Lot of Seven Bronze Coins, Late Empire, c. 238-364 AD. Pleasant material for a beginner, or eBay vendors. Earliest is Gordian III, AE Sestertius: Laetitia left (RIC 300a). Carausias, AE Antoninianus: Pax left (RIC 144). Diocletian, AE Folles: Genius left, with cornucopia (C. 85). AE Folles of Constantine I: Jupiter left, holding Victory left (RIC 7). Licinius I, AE 3: Licinius in consular robes left / Jupiter left, holding Victory left (RIC 24). Constantius Gallus, AE Centenionalis: Soldier left, spearing barbarian on horse (RIC 134). Jovian, AE 3: Inscription within wreath (RIC 333, scarce). Coins with generally good surfaces, and various patinas, several attractive. Worth a look. Lot of 7 coins. Coins average Very Fine plus, one or two better. Estimated Value $175 - 275. View details	Realized $161
Lot 1324		Caligula, 37-41 AD. Lot of Four AE Aes, Rome, struck 37-38 AD. All have: Bare head of Caligula left / Vesta enthroned left, holding patera and scepter. RIC 38. Three with differing green patinas, and one blackish. Two with some light cleaning/smoothing, mainly on obverses. Others, "as found." A little further conserving or cleaning would make this a very worthwhile group. Lot of 4. Coins range from Fine to Very Fine. Estimated Value $475 - 575. View details	Realized $483
Lot 1325		Vespasian, 69-79 AD. Lot of Three "Judaea Capta" AR Denarii, struck 69-70 AD. All are RSC 226 (RIC 15): Laureate head right / Judaea as captive seated right, beneath trophy. One with little chip to edge, otherwise all well centered, on good metal. Some lightly toned. Lot of 3 coins. Coins range from Fine to nearly Very Fine. Estimated Value $300 - 375. View details	Realized $242
Lot 1326		Trajan, 98-117 AD. Syria, Lot of Eleven Antiocene AR Tetradrachms. Lot includes two types. From 103-111 AD.: Bust of Trajan right, above eagle / Herakles head right (SNG Cop. 192, 193), eight examples. And three examples of: Bust of Trajan right, above eagle, club to left / Tyche seated on rocks right (SNG Cop. 194 var.). All generally well centered on flans of good metal. A good variety of Herakles portraits seen -- from handsome and refined, to bull-necked and bestial. Lot of 11. Coins average Fine. Estimated Value $475-UP. View details	Realized $414
Lot 1327		Pertinax, 193 AD. AR Denarius 193 AD., plus other Late Roman Silver. A value lot, well worth looking at. Alexandria mint. Laureate head of Pertinax right. Reverse: Ops seated left, holding grain ears. RIC --; BMCRE 21(?); RSC 33a. Plus, an Antoninianus of Julia Maesa, 218-224 AD.: Diademed. draped, and lunate bust right / Pietas standing left (RIC 264). Also, an Antoninianus of Hostilian, as Caesar, 251 AD.: Childish bust right, radiate and draped / Mars in military attire, advancing right (RIC 177b). And last, an Argenteus of Galerius as Caesar, 293-305 AD., c. 295-297 AD.: Laureated head right / Tetrarchs before camp gate (Vagi 2806). Pertinax, the flan a little ragged, and the metal a touch grainy -- with interesting "Alexandrian" portrait. Maesa, metal also a tad grainy, with residual luster. Hostilian of fine style front and back; the centers a trifle weak, or just wear? With residual luster, and very pleasing. Galerius with some staining, and narrow flan crack. Lot of 4. Pertinax almost Very Fine, rest Very Fine or better. Estimated Value $500 - 650. View details	Realized $575
Lot 1328		Ancient Rome. Postumus, 259-268 AD. Lot of Seven Sestertii and other AE's. Nice group for the late Empire specialist. All with radiate and draped and/or cuirassed bust right. Three reverses with galley right; two with Victory with captive at foot; and one each of Pax(?), and Virtus with shield and spear. Coin weights range from 5.17 to 15.78 grams. One with pleasant, intact olive patina. Rest in various browns to bronze color. One on small, very thick flan. One or two perhaps barbarous imitations. Lot of 7 coins. Coins average Very Fine, one or two better. Estimated Value $475 - 575. View details	Unsold