ANCIENT and MODERN COINS of ike WORLD and the UNITED STATES,

PAPER MX 'XK and MEDALS

MATE BID SALE

Closing Date

Coin Qialkr its

The Foreign Department of Stack’s

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998

Featuring

Ancient Greek, Roman and Byzantine Coins including interesting multiple Coin Lots;

World Gold Coins, Crowns and Minors featuring fine groups of European Talers, British and Commonwealth issues, and Oriental Coins; World and United States Medals;

United States Gold, Silver and Copper Coins

123 WEST 57th STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019-2280

ANCIENT ami MODERN COINS of tke WORLD and die UNITED STATES,

PAPER MONEY and MEDALS

MAIL BID SALE

Closing Date

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998

Featuring

Ancient Greek, Roman and Byzantine Coins including interesting multiple Coin Lots;

World Gold Coins, Crowns and Minors featuring fine groups of European Talers, British and Commonwealth issues, and Oriental Coins: World and United States Medals;

United States Gold, Silver and Copper Coins

doirt (Hallcries

The Foreign Department of Stack’s

123 WEST 57th STREET, NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019-2280

AUCTION RESULTS*

(Includes 10% Buyer’s Fee)

LOT «	P BICE	LOT 8	PRICF	lot *	PRICF	LOT #	PRICF
46i	110.00	541	99.00	601	1980.00	661	462.00
48?	110.00	542	88.00	602	132.00	662	77.00
483	110.00	543	121.00	603	110.00	663	550.00
484	99.00	544	137.50	604	792.00	664	242.00
485	220.00	545	121.00	605	990.00	665	880.00
488	? 7 5 . 00	546	77.00	606	610.50	666	withdrawn
487	137.50	547	165.00	607	467.50	667	605.00
4 88	1 10n. 00	548	110.00	608	429.00	668	330.00
489	660.00	549	132.00	609	935.00	669	275.00
490	77.00	550	165.00	610	616.00	670	110.00
491	60.50	551	132.00	611	484.00	671	99.00
492	165.00	552	60.50	61?	363.00	672	176.00
493	198.00	553	192.50	613	335.50	673	110.00
494	121.00	554	132.00	614	605.00	674	121.00
495	55.00	555	165.00	615	715.00	675	880.00
498	88.00	556	82.50	616	451.00	676	495.00
497	33.00	557	1375.00	617	341.00	677	847.00
498	44.00	558	192.50	618	495.00	678	319.00
499	44.00	559	110.00	619	1650.00	679	275 .00
500	77.00	560	71.50	620	1540.00	680	132.00
501	99.00	561	302.50	621	825.00	68 1	440.00
50?	44.00	562	104 .50	622	660.00	682	440.00
'5 01	55.00	563	143.00	623	231.00	683	550.00
504	8?. 50	564	330.00	624	165.00	684	418.00
505	55.00	565	330.00	625	220.00	685	121.00
508	187.00	566	77.00	626	880.00	686	3630.00
507	148.50	567	110.00	627	330.00	687	154.00
508	220.00	568	192.50	628	577.50	688	550.00
509	44.00	569	467.50	629	275.00	689	577.50
510	O o • >T	570	49.50	630	231.00	690	660.00
511	220.00	571	187.00	631	99.00	691	110.00
51?	165.00	572	165.00	632	632.50	692	275.00
513	110.00	573	605.00	633	330.00	693	209.00
5 14	55.00	5 74	99.00	634	82.50	694	1320.00
515	8?. 50	575	165.00	635	242.00	695	1320.00
518	44.00	576	49.50	636	220.00	696	330.00
517	44.00	577	82.50	637	93.50	697	165.00
518	55.00	578	82.50	538	385.00	698	605.00
5 19	220.00	579	495.00	639	99.00	699	1650.00
520	55.00	580	38.50	64 0	99.00	700	330.00
52 1	1100.00	581	66.00	64 1	286.00	701	825.00
52?	44.00	582	82.50	642	264.00	702	770.00
523	WITHDRAWN	583	44.00	643	242 .00	703	1320.00
524	137.50	584	770.00	644	330.00	704	550.00
525	44.00	585	1210.00	645	82.50	705	418.00
528	198.00	586	825.00	646	330.00	706	330.00
527	187.00	587	302.50	647	187.00	707	440.00
528	55.00	588	286.00	648	297.00	708	93.50
529	110.00	589	88.00	649	275.00	709	242.00
530	83.60	590	2 75.00	650	82.50	710	770.00
531	88.00	591	1760.00	651	88.00	711	1584.00
532	110.00	592	286.00	652	990 .00	712	220.00
533	110.00	593	330.00	653	660.00	713	2750 .00
534	104.50	594	110.00	654	368.50	714	253.00
535	104.50	595	110.00	655	418.00	715	93.50
538	165.00	596	588.50	656	67. 10	716	82.50
537	38.50	597	88.00	657	484.00	717	71.50
5 38	110.00	598	88.00	658	66.00	718	352.00
539	19?. 50	599	495.00	659	66.00	719	143.00
540	220.00	600	506.00	660	302.50	720	115.50

OT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT *	PRICE	LOT n	PRICE
721	99.00	781	110.00	841	165.00	901	880.00
72?	77.00	782	770.00	842	308.00	902	77.00
723	88.00	783	121.00	843	352 .00	903	990.00
7 2 A	110.00	784	440 .00	844	280.50	904	49.50
725	440.00	785	121.00	845	330.00	905	110.00
726	4675.00	786	182.60	846	412.50	906	77.00
727	231.00	787	1155.00	847	429.00	907	178. 20
728	374.00	788	110.00	848	247.50	908	110.00
729	165.00	789	2200 .00	8 49	247.50	909	79.20
7 30	165.00	790	198.00	850	247.50	910	264.00
731	13? .00	791	198 .00	851	825.00	911	2310.00
73?	165.00	792	302.50	852	440.00	912	71.50
733	132.00	793	990.00	853	110.00	913	242.00
734	550.00	794	1155.00	8 54	187.00	914	825.00
735	52? .50	795	1540.00	855	165.00	915	4180.00
738	237.60	796	2420.00	856	264.00	916	660.00
737	990.00	797	687.50	857	495.00	917	880.00
738	137.50	798	286.00	868	1?600.00	918	99.00
739	104.50	799	880 .00	859	110.00	919	220.00
740	137.50	800	198 .00	860	176.00	920	77.00
741	264.00	801	170.50	861	88 .00	921	198.00
74?	49S.00	80?	1 166.00	862	165.00	922	363.00
743	440.00	803	1210.00	863	99.00	923	165.00
744	550.00	8 04	99.00	864	88.00	924	93.50
745	220.00	805	176.00	865	88.00	925	1980.00
748	?20 .00	806	99.00	866	440.00	926	990.00
747	231.00	807	275.00	867	88.00	927	231.00
748	181.50	808	385.00	868	ie7.oo	928	231.00
749	137.50	809	55.00	869	137.50	929	341.00
750	286.00	810	258.50	870	137.50	930	231.00
751	220.00	811	297.00	871	1760 .00	931	236.50
752	374.00	812	291.50	872	1100 .00	932	2^10.00
753	176.00	813	143.00	873	1760.00	933	1452.00
754	114.40	814	220.00	874	1210.00	934	19? .50
755	907.50	815	143.00	875	1540.00	935	176.00
758	770.00	816	165.00	876	1320.00	936	132.00
757	2860.00	817	176.00	877	308.00	937	132.00
758	247.00	818	2200.00	878	1595 .00	938	1232.00
759	137.00	819	1210.00	879	1045 .00	939	1980.00
760	115.50	820	825.00	880	16500.00	940	165.00
761	110.00	821	385.00	88 1	625.00	941	1100.00
76?	288 .20	822	385.00	88?	77.00	942	1072.50
763	96.80	823	220.00	883	2310.00	943	825.00
764	456.50	824	110.00	884	176.00	944	770.00
765	330.00	825	165.00	885	143.00	945	605.00
766	275.00	826	440.00	886	49.50	946	605.00
767	462.00	827	110.00	887	115.50	947	605.00
768	660.00	828	330.00	888	121 .00	948	990.00
769	341.00	829	880.00	889	440.00	949	528.00
770	4400.00	830	1155.00	890	66.00	950	528.00
771	341 .00	831	2420.00	891	60.50	9*1	528.00
77?	1100 .00	632	385.00	892	44.00	952	41? .50
773	176.00	833	330 .00	893	1540.00	953	330.00
774	286.00	834	154.00	894	440.00	954	440.00
775	275.00	835	165.00	895	104.50	955	330.00
776	385.00	836	330.00	896	192.50	956	330.00
777	825.00	837	330.00	897	3300.00	957	330.00
778	6600.00	838	330 .00	898	550.00	958	154.00
779	660.00	839	275.00	8°9	990.00	959	275.00
780	550.00	840	165.00	900	561.00	960	132.00

LOT V	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT «	PRICF
961	159.50	1021	2 A7.50	1081	115.50	11 A1	66.00
96?	176.00	1022	121 .00	1082	88.00	11 A2	77.00
9b 3	A95 .00	1023	165.00	1083	77.00	11 A3	275.00
96A	A 1 ? . 5 0	1 02 A	50.60	1 08A	220.00	11AA	187.00
9 65	A 1 8 . 00	1025	231.00	1085	88.00	11A5	165.00
9bb	550.00	1026	1 A 3 , 00	1086	55.00	11 A6	1 A3 . 00
967	1 5 A . 00	1027	82 .50	1087	121 .00	11 A7	385.00
<568	198 .00	1028	22 .00	1088	137.50	1 1 Afi	308.00
<56 <5	A07.00	1029	121.00	1089	33.00	11 A9	660.00
<570	A01.50	1030	A 62 . 00	1090	66.00	1150	330.00
971	A 1 8 . 00	1031	110.00	1091	66.00	1151	330.00
97?	AO 7 .00	103?	220.00	109?	198.00	1152	115.50
973	A18 .00	1033	308 .00	1093	522 .50	1153	1 A3 .00
97 A	A6? .00	103A	110.00	1 09 A	60.50	118A	605.00
9 76	A A 0 . 00	1035	880.00	1095	132.00	1155	550.00
976	35?. 00	1036	528.00	1096	231.00	1156	2 A 7. 5 0
977	550.00	1037	AAO. 00'	1097	121.00	1157	A95.00
978	330.00	1038	330.00	1098	110.00	1158	82.50
979	550.00	1039	137.50	1099	77 .00	1159	A 9 5 . 0 0
980	1100.00	1 0 A 0	275.00	1100	275.00	1160	352.00
981	357.50	1 0 A 1	687.50	1101	176.00	1161	165.00
98?	550.00	10A2	308.00	1102	93.50	1162	357.50
983	718.00	1 0 A 3	AAO .00	1103	121.00	1163	137.50
98 A	30? .50	10 AA	A67.50	1 1 0 A	165.00	116A	99.00
985	A AO. 00	1 OA 5	605.00	1105	22.00	1165	82.50
986	308.00	1 0 A 6	330.00	1106	220.00	1166	AA . 00
987	319.00	1 0 A 7	330.00	1107	126.50	1167	55.00
988	605.00	10 A8	308.00	1108	715.00	1168	99.00
989	137.50	10 A9	198.00	1109	A 9 .50	1169	577.50
990	13?. 00	1050	632.50	1110	137.50	1170	330.00
991	60.50	1051	385.00	1111	770.00	1171	82.50
99?	330.00	1052	330.00	1112	159.50	1172	110.00
993	110.00	1053	176.00	1113	77.00	1173	198.00
99 A	77.00	1 0 5 A	1 A8 .50	1 1 1 A	275.00	117A	176.00
998	2 A ? . 00	1055	2 6 A . 00	1115	AAO. 00	1175	187.00
996	278.00	1056	2A2.00	1 116	632.50	1176	220.00
997	2 6 A , 00	1057	357.50	1117	253.00	1177	21A5.00
998	176.00	1058	165.00	111 8	A95.00	1178	110.00
999	165.00	1059	165.00	1119	176.00	1179	77.00
1000	8?. 50	1060	AAO. 00	1120	165.00	1180	632.50
1001	15 A. 00	1061	165.00	1121	132.00	1181	132.00
100?	880.00	1062	110.00	1122	88.00	1182	110.00
1003	?78.00	1063	15A.00	1123	88.00	1183	66.00
1 0 0 A	330.00	1 0 6 A	220.00	1 1 2 A	330.00	lie a	1 32 .00
1006	66.00	1065	121.00	1125	?A7 .50	1185	165.00
1006	1595.00	1066	253.00	1126	37A.00	1186	110.00
1007	77.00	1067	330.00	1127	10A .50	1187	137.50
1008	W ITHDRAWN	1068	330.00	1128	275.00	1188	935.00
1009	66.00	1069	209.00	1129	187.00	1189	2A2 .00
1010	8?. 50	1070	A 12 . 50	1130	187.00	1190	66.00
1011	231.00	1071	220.00	1131	550.00	1191	770.00
101?	66.00	1072	A62.00	1132	1 5 A . 00	1192	275.00
1013	220.00	1073	1 A3 .00	1133	1 A3 .00	1193	88.00
101 A	3"*0 .00	1 07 A	A95.00	1 1 3 A	110.00	1 1 9 A	3A1 .00
1015	A AO . 00	1075	71.50	1135	137.50	1195	275.00
1016	253.00	1076	82.50	1136	550.00	1196	33.00
1017	13?. 00	1077	AAO. 00	1137	286.00	1197	88.00
1018	WITHDRAWN	1078	522.50	1138	71.50	1198	88.00
1019	297.00	1079	115.50	i 1 39	275.00	1199	330.00
10?0	275.00	1080	115.50	1 1 A 0	165.00	1200	85.80

LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT n	PRICE	LOT 8	PRICE
1701	176.00	1261	80.30	1321	121 .00	1381	181 .50
1202	577.50	1262	66.00	1322	110.00	1382	A A 0 . 0 0
1 ? 03	3A1 .00	1763	165.00	1323	308.00	1383	770.00
12 0A	276.00	126A	1980.00	1 32A	77.00	1 38A	220.00
120 5	220.00	1265	88.00	1325	88.00	1385	1A3 .00
1206	198.00	1266	220.00	1326	10A .50	1386	1 A 3 . 0 0
1207	197.50	1267	319.00	1327	121.00	1387	715.00
1 7 Oft	2 A 7 . 00	1268	825.00	1326	99.00	1388	330.00
1709	176.00	1269	50.60	1329	55.00	1389	528.00
1710	38 6.00	1270	352.00	1330	88.00	1390	792.00
1711	386.00	1271	99.00	1331	192 .50	1391	A95.00
121?	137.50	1272	1 5 A . 00	1332	22.00	1392	352.00
1711	990.00	1273	121.00	1333	715.00	1393	3 A 1 . 00
1 ? 1 A	357.00	127A	110.00	1 3 3 A	77.00	1 39A	88.00
1216	110.00	1275	1 A3 .00	1335	121.00	1395	121.00
1716	2 A? .00	1276	220.00	1336	115.50	1396	209.00
1717	231 .00	1277	99.00	1337	308.00	1397	3 A 1 . 00
1218	286.00	1278	522. 50	1338	176.00	1398	A 95 . 00
1?19	110.00	1279	308.00	1339	77.00	1399	506.00
1720	209.00	1280	363.00	1 3A0	165.00	1 AOO	231.00
1721	220.00	128 1	66.00	13A1	236.50	1 AO 1	55.00
1222	187.00	1282	1 A3 . 00	1 3A2	198.00	1 A02	192 .50
17 2 3	386.00	1283	77.00	1 3 A 3	335.50	1 A03	121.00
122A	77.00	128A	55.00	1 3 A A	330.00	1 aoa	A A . 00
1725	110.00	1285	110.00	1 3A5	99.00	1 A05	231.00
1226	166.00	1786	302 .50	13A6	660.00	1 A06	176.00
1227	1 5A .00	1287	3A1 .00	1 3 A 7	77.00	1 A07	111.10
1728	176.00	1288	231.00	1 3 A 8	88.00	1 A 08	AAO. 00
1729	1 A 3 . 00	1289	605.00	1 3 A 9	110.00	1 A 09	88.00
1230	110.00	1200	220.00	1350	33.00	1 A10	605.00
1731	276.00	1291	15A.00	1351	198.00	1 All	132.00
1232	330.00	1292	2A2 .00	1352	275.00	1 A12	121.00
1733	1320.00	1293	275.00	1353	2 A 7 . 5 0	1 A13	385.00
1 2 3 A	330.00	129A	15A .00	1 3 5 A	660. 00	1 A 1A	110.00
1236	ASA .00	1295	110.00	1356	ie7.oo	1 A15	1 87.00
1236	220.00	1296	132.00	1356	187.00	1 A 1 6	715.00
1237	110.00	1297	82.50	1367	93.50	1A17	297.00
17 38	A AO • 00	1298	187.00	1358	132.00	1 A 1 8	A95 .00
1739	88.00	1299	38.50	1359	110.00	1 A 1 9	110.00
1 2 A 0	110.00	1300	38.50	1360	220.00	1 A20	198.00
1? A1	A A 0 , 00	1301	121.00	1361	15A. 00	1A21	660.00
1? A?	126.50	1 302	110.00	1362	286.00	1 A22	550.00
1 7 A 3	110.00	1303	2A7.50	1363	2 A7.50	1 A23	88.00
1 7 A A	220.00	1 3 0 A	15 A . 00	1 3 6 A	198.00	1A2A	209.00
1 7 A 5	220.00	13 05	110.00	1365	88.00	1 A 2 5	1 5 A . 00
1? Afe	A A . 00	1306	165.00	13 66	110.00	1A26	302.50
12 A7	93 .50	1307	110.00	1367	2310.00	1 A27	275.00
17A8	386.00	1308	220.00	1368	132.00	1A28	1210.00
1 7 A 9	2A7.50	1309	77.00	1369	WITHDRAWN	1 A 29	82.50
1750	66.00	1310	82.50	13 70	99.00	1 A 3 0	AAO. 00
1751	330.00	1311	126.50	1371	522.50	1 A31	88.00
1252	19? .50	1 312	121.00	1372	1100.00	1 A32-	1 5A .00
1753	88.00	1313	209.00	1373	825.00	1 A33	AA .00
1 ? 5 A	37A .00	1 3 1 A	110.00	137A	308.00	1A3A	A 9 . 5 0
1255	137.50	1315	115.50	1375	110.00	1 A 35	99.00
1256	198.00	1316	198.00	1376	2 A 2 . 00	1 A36	220.00
1757	385.00	1317	A9.50	1377	276. 10	1 A37	165.00
1758	A 6 . 1 0	1318	220.00	•1378	165.00	1A38	77.00
1759	116.50	1319	1 5 A . 00	1379	275.00	1 A 39	203.50
1260	121.00	1320	55.00	1380	A 95 . 00	1 A A 0	297.00

LOT *	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE
1441	55.00	1501	1045.00	1561	132.00	1621	176.00
1442	44.00	1502	357. 50	1562	770.00	1622	176.00
1441	44.00	1503	319.00	1563	550.00	1623	48.40
1444	110.00	1504	484.00	1564	242.00	1624	33.00
1445	55.00	1505	522.50	1565	154.00	1625	99.00
1446	110.00	1506	1320.00	1566	187.00	1626	126.50
1447	110.00	1507	1017.50	1567	88.00	1627	33.00
14 4 8	99.00	1508	990.00	1568	88.00	1628	66.00
14 49	35? .00	1 509	374.00	1569	286.00	1629	60.50
1450	440.00	1510	82.50	1570	110.00	1630	44.00
1451	1«7.00	1511	308.00	1571	220.00	1631	44.00
145?	396.00	1512	330.00	157?	110.00	1632	71.50
1453	330.00	1513	605.00	1573	264.00	1633	110.00
1454	467.50	1514	176.00	1574	231.00	1634	66.00
1455	275.00	1515	495.00	1575	385.00	1635	286.00
1456	209.00	1516	231.00	1576	99.00	1636	88.00
1457	198.00	1517	209.00	1577	330.00	1637	49.50
1458	506.00	1518	137.50	1578	121.00	1638	176.00
1459	594.00	1519	572.00	1579	55.00	1639	121.00
1460	660.00	1520	192.50	1580	55.00	1640	93.50
1461	8 ? 5 . 00	1521	181.50	1581	126.50	1641	55.00
146?	440.00	1522	66.00	1582	137.50	1642	154.00
1463	330.00	1523	187.00	1583	93.50	1643	77.00
1464	154.00	1 524	198.00	1584	33.00	1644	176.00
1465	231.00	1 525	176.00	1585	77.00	1645	132.00
1466	13? .00	1526	341.00	1586	165.00	1646	198.00
1467	341 .00	1527	209.00	1587	77.00	1647	165.00
1468	93.50	1528	407.00	1588	385.00	1646	110.00
1469	154.00	1529	2420.00	1 589	176.00	1649	38.50
1470	1100.00	1530	440.00	1 590	82.50	1650	66.00
1471	440.00	1531	330.00	1591	198.00	1651	66.00
147?	176.00	1532	1650.00	1592	187.00	1652	71.50
1473	99.00	1533	104.50	1593	176.00	1653	88.00
1474	330.00	1534	412.50	1 594	132.00	1654	88.00
1 4 75	19? .50	1535	341.00	1595	104 .50	1655	88.00
1476	121.00	1536	231.00	1 596	143.00	1656	88.00
1477	264.00	1537	55.00	1597	77.00	1657	71.50
1478	165.00	1538	715.00	1598	82.50	1658	88.00
1479	33.00	1539	440.00	1599	77.00	1659	88.00
1480	137.50	1540	286.00	1600	66.00	1660	132.00
1481	825.00	1 541	209.00	1601	55.00	1661	44.00
148?	880.00	1542	165.00	1602	143.00	1662	44.00
1483	253.00	1543	176.00	1603	60.50	1663	55.00
1484	330.00	154 4	99.00	1604	60.50	1664	242.00
1485	462.00	1545	187. 00	1605	121.00	1665	61.60
1486	577.50	1546	121.00	1606	60.50	1666	99.00
1487	687.50	1547	60.50	1607	148.50	1667	71.50
1488	330.00	1548	286.00	1608	44.00	1668	55.00
1489	385.00	1549	220.00	1609	11.00	1669	110.00
1490	385.00	1550	687.50	1610	88.00	1670	121.00
1491	990.00	1551	231.00	1611	93.50	1671	39.60
1 49?	660.00	1552	462.00	1612	148.50	1672	33.00
1493	715.00	1553	275.00	1613	77.00	1673	143.00
1494	825.00	1554	605.00	1614	198.00	1674	49.50
14 95	880.00	1555	330. 00	1615	40.70	1675	121.00
1 496	220.00	1556	4400.00	1616	110.00	1676	49.50
149 7	110.00	1557	506.00	1617	60.50	1677	44.00
1498	198.00	1558	330.00	1618	176.00	1678	60.50
1499	1485.00	1559	440.00	1619	264.00	1679	60.50
1500	1045.00	1560	110.00	1620	132.00	1680	82.50

LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT ft	PRICE
16 81	77.00	1741	797.50	1801	220.00	1861	198 .00
168?	143.00	1742	71.50	1802	121.00	1862	93.50
1683	121 .00	1743	198.00	1803	88.00	1863	1760.00
1884	126.50	1744	165.00	1804	154.00	1864	110.00
1888	137.50	1745	308.00	1805	412.50	1865	264.00
1888	148.50	1746	682.00	1806	660.00	1866	60.50
1887	110.00	1747	37A.00	1807	44.00	1667	132.00
1688	110.00	1748	66.00	1808	110.00	1868	110.00
1689	99.00	1749	99 .00	1809	77.00	1869	220.00
1690	137.50	1750	110.00	1810	220 .00	1870	550.00
1691	121 .00	1751	99.00	1811	66.00	1871	33.00
1692	24?. 00	1752	24.20	1812	132.00	1872	88.00
1693	44.00	1753	137.50	1813	77.00	1873	82.50
169*	121.00	1754	115.50	1814	770.00	1874	104.50
1698	176.00	1755	770.00	1815	308.00	1875	110.00
1696	198.00	1756	418.00	1816	132 .00	1876	66.00
1697	88.00	1757	110.00	1817	104.50	1877	154.00
1698	8? .50	1758	47.30	1618	341.00	1878	99.00
1699	66.00	1759	396.00	1819	99.00	1879	121.00
1700	220.00	1760	418.00	1820	71.50	1880	154.00
1701	121 .00	1761	176.00	1821	99 .00	1881	88.00
170?	220.00	1762	77.00	1822	88 .00	1882	242.00
1703	110.00	1763	44.00	1823	66.00	1883	253.00
1704	110.00	1764	137.50	1824	89.10	1884	115.50
1708	99.00	1765	264.00	1825	660.00	1885	209.00
1706	2310.00	1766	27.50	1826	110.00	1886	99.00
1707	550.00	1767	33.00	1827	181.50	1887	1815.00
1708	440.00	1768	132.00	1828	60.50	1888	220.00
1709	126.50	1769	41.60	1829	132.00	1889	176.00
1710	99.00	1770	88.00	1830	110.00	1890	165.00
1711	99.00	1771	115.50	1831	33.00	1891	88 .00
171?	110.00	1772	66.00	1832	165.00	1892	137.50
1713	44.00	1773	132.00	1833	231.00	1893	55.00
1714	66.00	1774	121.00	1834	264.00	1894	121.00
1715	286.00	1775	44 . 00	1835	440.00	1895	1210.00
1716	357.50	1776	57.20	1836	66.00	1896	31.90
1717	165.00	1777	55.00	1837	3850.00	1897	770.00
1718	330.00	1778	38.50	1838	2035.00	1898	121.00
1719	13?. 00	1779	51.70	1839	352.00	1899	220.00
1720	110.00	1780	198.00	1840	935.00	1900	165.00
1721	88.00	1781	220.00	1841	154.00	1901	1650.00
1722	88 .00	1782	99.00	1842	286.00	1902	341.00
1723	71.50	1783	225.50	1843	110.00	1903	154.00
1724	88.00	178^	385.00	1844	291.50	1904	467.50
1725	198.00	1785	143.00	1845	275.00	1905	176.00
1726	231.00	1786	418.00	1846	374.00	1906	143.00
1727	71 .50	1787	715.00	1847	225.50	1907	27.50
1728	121 .00	1788	198 .00	18 48	154.00	1908	176.00
1729	77 .00	1789	132.00	1849	198.00	1909	104 .50
1730	33.00	179 0	1045.00	1850	110.00	1910	110.00
1731	77.00	1791	13.20	1851	209.00	1911	36.30
173?	8? .50	1792	198 .00	1852	220.00	1912	132 .00
1733	71 .50	1793	154.00	1853	33.00	1913	84.70
1734	77.00	179A	528.00	1854	352.00	1914	71.50
1735	49.50	1795	67. 10	1855	121.00	1915	44 . 00
1736	165.00	1796	990.00	1856	550. 00	19 16	121.00
1737	165.00	1797	88.00	1857	385.00	1917	115.50
17 38	13? .00	1798	231 .00	1858	605.00	1918	187.00
1739	13?. 00	1799	88.00	1859	242.00	1919	49.50
1740	154.00	1800	187.00	1860	121.00	1920	132.00

LOT «	PRICE	LOT *	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE
1 <3 2 1	187.00	1353	135. 30	1337	13?. 50	2035	176.00
1322	o o • >r	1360	115.50	1338	440.00	2036	264.00
1323	2 7.50	1361	68.20	1333	165.00	2037	83 . 10
1324	33.50	1362	165.00	2000	330.00	2038	43 .50
1325	2?. 00	1363	121 .00	2001	362.50	20 33	27.50
1325	88.00	1364	330.00	2002	307.50	2040	22.00
1327	55.00	1365	22.00	2003	231.00	2041	44.00
1 3 2 ft	203.00	1366	275.00	2004	110.00	2042	55.00
1323	176.00	1367	176.00	2005	220.00	2043	440.00
1330	115.50	1368	55.00	2006	176.00	2044	22 .00
1331	24?. 00	1363	77.00	2007	121.00	2045	55.00
133?	363.00	1370	154.00	2008	33.00	2046	302.50
1333	35? .00	1371	111.10	2003	77.00	2047	275.00
1334	165.00	1372	165.00	2010	38.50	2048	275.00
1335	44.00	1373	154.00	201 1	38 .50	20 43	44.00
1336	126.50	1374	165.00	2012	77.00	2050	44.00
1337	126.50	1375	154.00	2013	143.00	2051	44.00
1338	126.50	1376	110.00	2014	253.00	2052	110.00
1333	126.50	1377	308.00	2015	154.00	2053	121.00
13 AO	126.50	1378	55.00	2016	165.00	2054	44.00
1341	126.50	1373	55.00	2017	176.00	2055	33.00
1342	126.50	1380	38.50	2018	242.00	2056	38.50
1343	126.50	1381	352.00	2013	176.00	2057	66.00
1344	126.50	1382	55.00	2020	242.00	2058	440.00
1345	126.50	1383	237.00	2021	176.00	2053	154.00
1346	176.00	1384	385.00	2022	165.00	2060	121.00
134?	33.00	1385	110.00	2023	165.00	2061	275.00
1348	30?. 50	1386	55.00	2024	231.00	2062	330.00
1343	138.00	1387	165.00	2025	385.00	2063	132.00
1350	121 .00	1388	121.00	2026	88.00	2064	308.00
1351	33*. 00	1383	165.00	2027	264.00	2065	110.00
135?	13? .50	1330	77.00	2028	231.00	2066	308.00
1353	143.00	1331	37.40	2023	1166.00	2067	66.00
1354	77.00	1332	154.00	2030	264.00	2068	138.00
1355	385.00	1333	385.00	2031	165.00	2063	165.00
1356	55.00	1334	231.00	2032	220.00
1357	143.00	1335	138.00	2033	137.50
1358	165.00	1336	165.00	2034	88.00

LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT n	PRICE
2501	220.00	2561	451.00	2621	38.50	2681	187.00
250?	220.00	2562	275.00	2622	13 7.50	2 682	82.50
2503	110.00	2563	231.00	2623	308.00	2683	176.00
2504	38.50	2564	264.00	2624	715.00	2684	44.00
2505	176.00	2565	220.00	2625	73.70	2685	550.00
2 5 06	49.50	2566	187.00	2626	220.00	2686	137.50
2 507	44.00	2567	231.00	262 7	275.00	2 687	2 03.50
2508	64.90	2568	275.00	2628	77.00	2688	357.50
2509	22.00	2569	220.00	2629	319 .00	2689	110.00
25 10	99.00	2570	187.00	26 30	99 .00	2690	18.70
2511	115.50	2571	220.00	2631	44.00	2691	66.00
2512	16.50	2572	220.00	2632	220.00	2 692	77.00
2513	99.00	2573	137.50	2633	808.50	2693	302.50
2514	66.00	2574	165.00	2634	165.00	2694	110.00
2515	137.50	2575	110.00	2635	605.00	2695	93.50
25 16	55.00	2576	77.00	2636	715.00	2696	88.00
2517	137.50	2577	176.00	2637	275.00	2697	231.00
2518	187.00	2578	143.00	2638	143.00	2698	165.00
2519	WITHDRAWN	2579	1100.00	2639	110.00	2699	99 .00
25 20	346.50	2580	165.00	2640	66.00	2700	126.50
2521	550.00	2581	165.00	264 1	104.50	2701	561.00
252?	297.00	2582	159.50	2642	555.50	2702	93.50
2 521	159.50	2583	660.00	2643	WITHDRAWN	2703	165.00
2524	346.50	2584	22.00	2644	291.50	2704	440.00
2525	126.50	2585	176.00	2645	121.00	2705	225.50
2526	99.00	2586	99.00	2646	165.00	2706	495.00
2527	55.00	2587	88.00	2 64 7	374.00	2707	605.00
2528	440.00	2588	99.00	2648	363.00	2708	495.00
2529	2? .00	2589	49 .50	2649	341.00	2709	66.00
2530	429.00	2590	60.50	2650	302.50	2710	71.50
2531	330.00	2591	55.00	265 1	88.00	2711	137.50
253?	24?. 00	2502	71.50	2652	93.50	2712	220.00
2533	220.00	2593	55.00	2653	165.00	2713	385.00
2534	297.00	2594	55.00	2654	88.00	2714	385.00
2535	66.00	2505	60.50	2655	231.00	2715	77.00
2536	143.00	2596	48.40	2656	132.00	2716	533.50
2537	341.00	2597	47. 30	2657	143.00	2717	27.50
2538	275.00	2598	? 75 . 00	2658	143.00	2718	79.20
2539	346.50	2599	66.00	2659	220.00	2719	660.00
2540	704.00	2600	99.00	2660	137.50	2720	110.00
2541	825.00	2601	121.00	2661	198 .00	2721	77.00
254?	115.50	2602	137.50	2662	209.00	2722	66.00
2543	WITHDRAWN	2603	99.00	2663	71.50	2723	220.00
2544	577.50	2604	60.50	2664	154.00	2724	660.00
2545	77.00	2605	55.00	2665	979.00	2725	770.00
2546	85?. 50	2606	88.00	2666	467.50	2726	577.50
2547	52?. 50	2607	60. 50	2667	45 1.00	2727	302.50
2548	132.00	2608	66.00	2668	385.00	2728	192.50
2549	93.50	2609	55.00	2669	374.00	2729	88.00
2550	121 .00	2610	66.00	2670	467.50	2730	115.50
2551	88.00	2611	47.30	2671	555.50	2731	99.00
255?	242.00	2612	46.20	2672	143.00	2732	82.50
2553	88.00	2613	77.00	2673	231.00	2733	165.00
2554	330.00	2614	66.00	2674	110.00	2734	110.00
2555	220.00	2615	55.00	2675	115.50	2735	66.00
2556	30?. 50	2616	49.50	2676	341.00	2736	275.00
2557	220.00	2617	55.00	2677	143.00	2737	132.00
2558	176.00	2618	66.00	2678	286.00	2738	550.00
2559	176.00	2619	48.40	2679	412.50	2739	330.00
2560	198.00	2620	44.00	2680	313.50	2740	852.50

LOT «	PRICE 1	LOT 0	PRICE	LOT 0	PRICE	LOT 0	PRICE
27 41	2090 .00	2801	99.00	2861	357.50	292 1	66.00
27 A?	3080 .00	2802	104.50	2862	495.00	2922	165.00
2741	385.00	2803	319.00	2863	165.00	2923	44.00
2744	132.00	2804	WITHDRAWN	2864	302.50	2924	60.50
27 45	990.00	2805	137.50	2865	154.00	2925	44.00
2746	330.00	2806	302.50	2866	192 .50	2926	88.00
2747	247.50	2807	88.00	2867	82.50	2927	77.00
2748	220 .00	2808	176.00	2868	220.00	2928	104.50
2 749	88.00	2809	286.00	2869	407.00	2929	110.00
2750	141.00	2810	467.50	2870	302.50	2930	82.50
2751	88.00	2811	121 .00	2871	935.00	2931	55.00
275?	176.00	2812	319.00	2872	660.00	2932	99.00
2751	71 .50	2813	220.00	2873	550.00	2933	82.50
2754	1320.00	2814	1595.00	2874	154.00	2934	82 .50
2755	? 2 0 . 00	2815	88.00	2875	115.50	2935	66.00
2756	77.00	2816	1265.00	2876	115.50	2936	77.00
2757	88.00	2817	1815.00	2877	159.50	2937	88.00
2758	110.00	2818	194.70	2878	143.00	2938	55.00
2759	247.50	2819	126.50	2879	165.00	2939	77.00
2760	66.00	2820	198.00	2880	840.00	2940	71.50
2761	55.00	282 1	302 .50	2881	357.50	2941	88.00
276?	220.00	2822	66.00	2882	137.50	2942	99.00
2761	141.00	2823	242.00	2883	132.00	2943	27.50
2764	231.00	2824	242.00	2884	412.50	2944	104 .50
2765	357.50	2825	71.50	2885	77.00	2945	66.00
2766	99.00	2826	121.00	2886	60.50	2946	165.00
2767	251.00	2827	220.00	2887	126.50	2947	220.00
2768	550.00	2828	330 .00	2888	55.00	2948	154.00
2769	275.00	2829	181.50	2889	137.50	2949	126.50
2770	118.50	2830	363.00	2890	154.00	2950	55.00
2771	143.00	2831	522 .50	2891	962 .50	29 51	137.50
277?	13? .00	2832	357.50	2892	121.00	2952	165.00
2771	396.00	2833	605.00	2893	137.50	2953	165.00
2774	110.00	2834	181.50	2894	99.00	2954	165.00
2775	209.00	2835	77.00	2895	341.00	2955	165.00
2776	264.00	2836	1595.00	2896	110.00	2956	88.00
2777	41? .50	2837	660 . 00	2897	275.00	2987	297.00
2778	110.00	2838	484.00	2898	115.50	2958	93.50
2779	112 .00	2839	115.50	2899	99 .00	2959	220.00
2780	63?. 50	2840	467.50	2900	143.00	2960	275.00
27ei	8?. 50	2841	880.00	2901	82.50	2961	385.00
2782	550.00	2842	220.00	2902	60.50	2962	825.00
2783	38.50	2843	286.00	2901	220.00	2963	220.00
2784	137.50	2844	231.00	2904	121.00	2964	165.00
2785	141.00	2845	231.00	2905	77.00	2965	110.00
2786	110.00	2846	60.50	2906	143.00	2966	687.50
2787	99.00	2847	55.00	2907	82.50	2967	24 7.5 0
2788	66.00	2848	495.00	2908	88.00	2968	203.50
2789	71 .50	2849	302.50	2909	110.00	2969	280.50
2790	141.00	2850	104.50	2910	60.50	2970	137.50
2791	82.50	2851	165.00	2911	44.00	2971	126.50
2792	264.00	2852	187.00	2912	77.00	2972	341.00
27 ° 1	44.00	28 83	302.50	2911	71 .50	2973	825.00
2 794	1006.50	2854	467.50	2914	44.00	2974	198.00
2795	660.00	2855	121.00	2915	55.00	2975	187.00
2796	198.00	2856	132.00	2916	121.00	2976	346.50
2797	88.00	2857	31.90	2917	88.00	2977	209.00
2798	1? .10	2858	687.50	2918	66.00	2978	357.50
2799	?20 .00	2859	412.50	2919	49 .50	2979	137.50
2800	286.00	2860	363.00	2920	49.50	2980	33.00

LOT «	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE	LOT 8	PRICE
2981	1705.00	3041	220.00	3101	165.00	3161	247.50
2982	1650.00	3 04 2	154.00	3102	121.00	3162	176.00
2983	308.00	3043	55.00	3103	143.00	3163	880.00
2984	764.50	3044	59.40	3104	484.00	3164	396.00
2985	990.00	3045	176.00	3105	132.00	3165	308.00
298*	857.50	3046	396.00	3106	93.50	3166	225.50
2987	209.00	3047	88.00	3 107	165.00	3 167	121.00
2988	286.00	3048	176.00	3 108	220.00	3 168	154.00
2989	247.00	3049	176.00	3109	770.00	3169	143.00
2990	110.00	3050	82.50	3110	121.00	3170	187.00
2991	19? .50	3051	99.00	3111	154.00	3171	209.00
2997	1297.50	3052	522.50	3112	198.00	3172	467.50
2993	231.00	3053	99.00	3113	115.50	3173	286.00
2994	181.50	3054	231.00	3114	143.00	31 74	138.60
2995	385.00	3055	154.00	3115	49.50	3175	126.50
299*	165.00	3056	104.50	311*	110.00	3176	93.50
2997	143.00	3057	49.50	3117	110.00	3177	231 .00
2 9 Qfl	176.00	3058	49.50	3 118	132.00	3 178	319.00
2999	220.00	3059	99.00	3119	55.00	3179	148.50
3000	385.00	3060	71.50	3120	66.00	3180	605.00
3001	137.50	3061	137.50	3121	264.00	31^1	198.00
3002	93.50	3062	550.00	3 122	71.50	3182	357.50
3003	275.00	3063	126.50	3123	302.50	3183	126.50
3004	115.50	3064	110.00	3 124	187.00	3 184	99.00
3005	154.00	3065	121.00	3125	720.00	3185	242.00
300*	87.50	30*6	84.70	3126	17*. 00	3186	121.00
3007	71 .50	3067	165.00	3127	264.00	3187	187.00
3008	121.00	3068	1694.00	3128	242.00	3188	192.50
3009	495.00	3069	605.00	3 129	220.00	3189	275.00
3010	3e5.00	3070	451.00	3130	935.00	3190	154.00
3011	99.00	3071	440.00	313 1	286.00	3101	132.00
301?	132.00	3072	313.50	31 32	99 .00	3102	157.30
3013	71.50	3073	165.00	3133	55.00	3193	198.00
3014	121.00	3074	275.00	3 134	55.00	3104	137.50
3015	99.00	3075	192.50	3135	154.00	3195	126.50
301*	220.00	3076	385.00	3136	121.00	3196	133.10
3017	49.50	3077	275.00	3137	110.00	3107	137.50
3018	66.00	3078	209.00	3138	121.00	3108	1 32 .00
3019	wi thor awn	3079	396.00	3 139	165.00	3199	198.00
3020	55.00	3080	396.00	3 140	99.00	32 00	132.00
3021	38.50	308 1	302 .50	3141	1155.00	3201	126.50
3022	104.50	3082	203.50	3142	286.00	3202	198.00
3023	44.00	3083	220.00	3143	357.50	3203	198.00
3024	220.00	3084	495.00	3 144	302.50	3 2 04	231.00
3025	60.50	3085	247.50	3145	121.00	32 05	242.00
302*	302.50	3086	209.00	3146	132.00	3206	154.00
3027	110.00	3087	363.00	3147	137.50	3207	440.00
3028	110 .00	3088	1430.00	3148	143.00	3208	495.00
3029	88.00	3089	203.50	3149	220.00	3209	467.50
3030	110.00	3090	935.00	3 150	247.50	32 10	632.50
3031	660.00	3091	286.00	3151	110.00	3211	407.00
3032	93.50	3092	209.00	3152	203 .50	3212	418 .00
3033	154.00	3093	77.00	3153	467.50	3213	248.60
3034	88.00	3094	214.50	3154	192.50	3214	605.00
3035	99.00	3095	412.50	3155	176.00	3215	412.50
303*	60.50	3096	2 75.00	3156	1100.00	32 16	276.10
3037	99.00	3097	165.00	3157	330.00	3217	770.00
3038	857.50	3098	121.00	3158	165.00	3218	154.00
3039	165.00	3099	253.00	3159	154.00	3219	209.00
3040	154.00	3 100	440.00	3 160	247.50	3220	231.00

LOT »	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT «	PRICE
3221	330.00	3281	199.10	3 3 A 1	A 95 . 00	3A01	A 1 2 . 50
37 27	187.00	3282	357.50	3 3 A 2	A2A .60	3 A02	A29.00
3723	198.00	3283	209.00	3 3 A3	687.50	3 A03	A 07 . 00
3 22A	192.50	328 A	2 A7.50	33 AA	990.00	3 AOA	A12 .50
372*,	2 A? .00	3285	308.00	33A5	A95 .00	3 A 05	522.50
372b	137.50	3286	2 A 2 . 00	3 3A6	A5 1.00	3 A 06	AAO. 00
3227	137.50	3287	187.00	3 3 A 7	A 62 . 00	3 A 07	A29.00
3 2 2 ft	176.00	3 2 88	220.00	3 3 A 8	391.60	3A08	A29.00
3229	1 2 A ,30	3289	2 6 A . 00	33A9	385.00	3A09	AAO. 00
3230	192.50	3290	687.50	3350	A29 .00	3 A 1 0	A62 .00
3231	127.60	3291	258.50	3351	550.00	3A11	AAO. 00
3232	132.00	3292	199.10	3352	396.00	3 A 1 2	369.60
3231	137.50	3293	199.10	3353	577.50	3 A 1 3	A08. 10
32 3 A	126.50	329 A	A12 .50	335A	A13 .60	3 A1 A	A18.00
3 7 3 5	1 A3 .00	3295	199.10	3355	396.00	3 A 1 5	AAO. 00
3736	1 A 3 . 00	3296	209.00	3356	550.00	3 A 1 6	A 2 9 . 00
3737	1 2 A . 30	3297	199.10	3357	379. 50	3 A 1 7	A 95 • 0 0
32 3 ft	166.10	3298	2 A 7 . 5 0	3358	A 62 . 00	3 A 1 8	A 1 8 . 00
3739	176.00	3299	26A.OO	3359	A 1 8 . 00	3 A 1 9	A29.00
37 AO	170.50	3300	199.10	3360	A 1 8 . 00	3 A 2 0	A29.00
3 2 A 1	176.00	3301	253.00	3361	396.00	3 A 2 1	550.00
3 2 A 7	176.00	3302	357. 50	3362	385.00	3 A 2 2	10A5 .00
32A3	1 5 A . 00	3303	357. 50	3363	550.00	3 A 2 3	935.00
37 AA	176.00	330A	277. 20	3 3 6 A	A 2 9. 00	3A2A	770.00
32 A 5	132.00	3305	330.00	3365	A 1 8 . 00	3A25	A95.00
32A6	176.00	3306	282.70	3366	385.00	3 A 2 6	21A.50
37 A7	176.00	3307	A AO . 00	3367	A 2 9 . 00	3 A 2 7	132.00
3 2 A 8	137.50	3308	280.50	3368	396.00	3 A 2 8	302.50
37 A9	126.50	3309	2 77. 20	3369	37A.OO	3 A2 9	165.00
3750	1 A 3 . 00	3310	330.00	3370	715.00	3 A3 0	181.50
32 51	220.00	3311	286.00	3371	506.00	3 A 3 1	A12 .50
375?	1A8 .50	3312	605.00	3372	A67.50	3 A 3 2	17A9.00
3253	176.00	3313	290. AO	3373	A 1 8 . 00	3 A 3 3	660.00
375A	220.00	33 1A	286.00	3 3 7A	A 1 2 . 5 0	3A3A	121.00
3? 55	220.00	3315	2 75.00	3375	A 1 8 . 00	3 A3 5	33.00
3256	19? .50	3316	297.00	3376	390.50	3 A36	660.00
3257	1 5 A . 00	3317	A67.50	3377	605.00	3 A 37	A 5 1 . 0 0
3758	275.00	3318	A AO . 00	3378	A 6 7 . 50	3 A 3 8	A8A.00
3259	231.00	3319	550.00	3379	A 6 2 . 00	3 A3 9	550.00
3 ? 60	231.00	332 0	A 5 1 . 00	3380	A95.00	3 A A 0	660. 00
3 ? 6 1	1 5 A . 00	332 1	687.50	3381	A 62 . 00	3 A A 1	368.50
3262	1A8 .50	3322	A67.50	3382	A62 .00	3 A A2	26A .00
3263	1A8 .50	3323	A 29 . 00	3383	A 1 9 . 1 0	3 A A 3	23.10
326A	126.50	3 3 2 A	A78.50	3 3 8 A	A 1 2 . 50	3 A A A	632.50
3265	15A.O0	3325	605.00	33 85	539.00	3AA5	363.00
3266	150.70	3326	566.50	3386	A 1 8 . 00	3 A A 6	15A .00
3267	302.50	3327	660.00	3387	A01 .50	3 A A 7	605.00
3268	1A8 .50	3328	632.50	3388	506.00	3 A A 8	176.00
3269	132.00	3329	907.50	3389	A 1 8 . 00	3 A A 9	A 18.00
3270	2 6 A . 00	3330	A 13 . 60	3300	A 1 8 . 00	3 A 5 0	181.50
3271	15A .00	3331	523.60	3391	AAO. 00	3A51	187.00
327?	38 5.00	3332	A29 .00	3392	A08.10	3 A 5 2	396.00
3273	291.50	3333	A18 .00	3393	A 0 7 . 00	3 A 5 3	2 A 7 . 5 0
327A	522.50	3 33A	523.60	3 3 9 A	577.50	3 A 5 A	1265.00
3275	302.50	3335	A 1 2 . 5 0	3395	A 62 . 00	3 A 5 5	AAO. 00
3276	7 A 2 . 5 0	3336	396.00	3396	A8A . 00	3 A 5 6	632.50
3277	198.00	3337	385.00	3397	A 1 8 . 00	3 A57	550.00
3778	330.00	3338	A51 .00	3398	517.00	3 A 5 8	687.50
3279	26 A .00	3339	522.50	3309	A 2 9 . 00	3A69	A 1 2 . 5 0
3280	192.50	3 3 A 0	A67.50	3 A 00	A 2 9. 00	3 A 60	2 A 7 . 5 0

LOT #	PRICE	LOT n	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE	LOT #	PRICE
3461	115.50	3 5 06	605.00	355 1	374.00	3 5 96	522.50
3462	10.80	3507	2640.00	3 552	726.00	3597	522.50
3463	302.50	3508	2365.00	3553	330.00	3598	1254.00
3464	77.00	3509	440.00	3554	286.00	3599	1298.00
3465	82.50	3510	77.00	3555	660.00	3600	1100.00
3466	121.00	3511	220.00	3556	297.00	3601	440.00
3467	154.00	3 512	55.00	3557	1072.50	3602	357. 50
3468	108.00	3513	176.00	3558	275.00	3603	418.00
3460	148.50	3514	110.00	3559	451.00	3604	412.50
3470	176.00	3515	93.50	3560	302.50	3605	495.00
3471	8 2.50	3516	357. 50	3561	110.00	3606	577.50
3472	00.00	35 17	440. 00	3562	220.00	3 607	506.00
3473	180.50	3518	71.50	3563	396.00	3608	506.00
3474	154.00	3519	38.50	3564	385.00	3609	1237.50
3478	154.00	3520	2090.00	3565	385.00	3610	1210.00
3478	126.50	3521	115.50	3866	386.10	3611	1221.00
3477	137.50	3522	225.50	3567	368.50	3612	506.00
3478	132.00	3523	137.50	3568	440.00	3613	418.00
3470	341.00	3524	632 .50	3569	396.00	3614	418.00
3480	27.50	3525	105.60	3570	440.00	3615	412.50
3481	102.50	3526	495.00	3571	390.50	3616	506.00
34 82	220.00	3527	330.00	3572	396.00	3617	390.50
3483	286.00	3528	258.50	3573	401.50	3618	407.00
3484	27.50	3529	99.00	3574	396.00	3619	577.50
3488	132.00	3530	522.50	3575	418.00	3620	484.00
3486	231.00	3531	206.80	3576	396.00	3621	440.00
3487	66.00	3532	203.50	3577	396.00	3622	401.50
34 88	71.50	3533	440. 00	3576	825.00	3623	583.00
3480	302.50	3534	385.00	3579	1100.00	3624	517.00
3400	108.00	3535	198.00	3580	407.00	3625	423.50
3401	165.00	3536	302.50	388 1	419.10	3626	880.00
340?	154.00	3537	495.00	358?	1127.50	3627	847.00
3403	467.50	3538	715.00	3583	462.00	3628	1292.50
340«	577.50	3 539	4 84.00	3 584	379.50	3629	1221.00
3408	330.00	3540	192.50	3585	1127.50	3630	429.00
3406	77.00	3541	396.00	3586	396.00	3631	418.00
3407	110.00	3542	137.50	3567	407.00	3632	418.00
3408	33.00	3543	302.50	3588	429.00	3633	561.00
3400	38.50	3544	275.00	3589	506.00	3 634	429.00
3800	27.50	3545	577.50	3 590	440.00	3635	852.50
3801	137.50	3546	247.50	3591	440.00	3636	814.00
3802	12.10	3547	165.00	3592	1237.50	3637	462.00
3503	33.00	3548	363.00	3593	1210.00	3638	1292.50
3504	55.00	3549	3 74.00	3594	1237.50	3639	1210.00
3505	220.00	3 580	264.00	3505	770.00

Coin Galleries suggests that you employ not only prices realized but also other readily available sources of information in establishing numismatic market value.

*These prices represent the final price recorded for the lot, including the 10% Buyer’s Fee. Some of the lots may have been reacquired by the consignors and therefore have not actually been sold in accordance with paragraph 25 of the Terms Of Sale.

63 YEARS OF RARE COIN AUCTIONS

MAIL BID SALE

Closing Date

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998

Featuring

Ancient Greek, Roman and Byzantine Coins including interesting multiple Coin Lots;

World Gold Coins, Crowns and Minors featuring fine groups of European Talers, British and Commonwealth issues, and Oriental Coins;

World and United States Medals;

United States Gold, Silver and Copper Coins

ANCIENT COINS

Ancient Greek, Roman and Byzantine Gold and Electrum Coins;

Ancient Greek Silver and Bronze Coins; Judaean Coins;

Roman Republican and Imperial Silver and Bronze Coins, including interesting Multiple Coin Lots

WORLD COINS

An outstanding offering of World Gold Coins, Crowns and Minors;

Rare Oriental Gold and Silver Coins; a Mini-hoard of Argentine Gold 5 Pesos; an extensive Collection of British and Commonwealth Coins; as well as World Mint Errors

WORLD AND UNITED STATES MEDALS AND TOKENS

UNITED STATES COINS AND MEDALS

U. S. Coins in Gold, Silver and Copper; including the continuation of Consignment Cherry Creek, an excellent group of Gold Double Eagles

UNITED STATES PAPER MONEY

featuring Small Size Currency and an interesting group of World War II Emergency Issues

NOTICE OF EXHIBITION

Lots will be on exhibit EACH DAY, starting Monday, February 9, 1998 from 10:30 a m. until 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday at COIN GALLERIES until DAY OF SALE. Please note that our offices will be closed Monday, February 16 in observance of Presidents’ day.

CATALOGUED AND SOLD BY

(!lnin (Da 1 1 cries

The Foreign Department of Stack's

123 West 57th Street New York, N.Y. 10019-2280

Telephone (212) 582-5955 FAX (212) 582-1946 or (212) 245-5018

Account Name: Stack’s

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Visit us on the World Wide Web http://www.stacks.com

TERMS OF SALE

These terms of sale are designed to conform to the Amended Rules for Public Auction Sales in New York City by the Department of Consumer Affairs and the Bylaws of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc.

1. This public auction sale is conducted pursuant to these Terms of Sale by licensed and bonded auctioneers, Harvey G. Stack, #0522763 and Lawrence R. Stack, #0798114.

2. Each bidder, by bidding in the sale, agrees that a 10% BUYER’S CHARGE will be added to the “hammer price” or winning bid of each lot as determined by the auctioneer. This 10% BUYER’S FEE will be added to the invoice of each successful bidder over and above the actual sum bid or offered. The Buyer’s Fee applies regardless of a bidder’s affiliation with any group or organization, and is imposed on all bidders. No lots will be delivered or shown at the auction. Auction sales are strictly for cash and must be paid for promptly in U.S. funds. COIN GALLERIES reminds you that all bidders personally guarantee prompt payment in full. Checks are permitted with identification acceptable to COIN GALLERIES. On any accounts past due, COIN GALLERIES reserves the right to extend credit and impose periodic charges as stated in these Terms of Sale or on the invoice or statement. Buyer agrees to pay the reasonable attorney fees and costs required to collect on such past due accounts. All lots delivered in New York State are subject to applicable Sales Tax. Buyer agrees to pay any sales tax, use tax, and any other applicable taxes that now, or hereafter, are found to be due by virtue of the sale, and to indemnify and hold COIN GALLERIES harmless for any sales or other taxes due thereunder, including reasonable attorneys fees, costs and any interest or penalties assessed. Buyer shall also pay all shipping and handling charges where applicable.

3. Purchasers claiming exemption from such taxes must submit resale or exemption certificates or other proof of exemp- tion. Out-of-state Purchasers taking delivery in New York must provide an OSR certificate or pay applicable taxes due. All purchasers represent that they are not seeking to acquire goods for personal, family, or household purposes, but are bidding for resale purposes; and those submitting OSR’s additionally represent that they are professionals, knowledgeable and fully aware of what they are purchasing, a representation upon which COIN GALLERIES relies in agreeing to sell to Purchaser. Buyers picking up lots may be required to confirm this agreement in a separate writing.

4. COIN GALLERIES is not responsible for your errors in bidding. PLEASE BID ON THE CORRECT LOT.

5. All persons seeking to bid, whether in person, by an agent or employee, or by mail, must have a catalogue and register to bid. By submitting a bid, wrhether in person, by mail, or through an employee or agent, the bidder acknowledges receipt of the catalogue, and agrees to adhere to these terms of sale. The auctioneer may decline to recognize any bidder who does not have a catalogue and has not registered. Any prospective bidder may be required to establish credit references or submit a deposit of 25% of their bids. All new bidders should be prepared to establish credit with the auctioneer prior to registering to bid.

6. By bidding, purchasing or offering to purchase in this sale, even if as an agent, or on behalf of a corporation or for another individual, each bidder personally guarantees prompt payment and agrees to be personally liable for the consequences of bidding; all bidders also personally guarantee prompt payment in full, including without limitation, BUYER’S FEE, taxes, surcharges, postage, handling charges, storage costs and insurance charges.

7. COIN GALLERIES reserves the right to require payment in full before delivering lots to a successful bidder, and reserves the right to require the principals, and directors of any corporate bidder to execute a guarantee of payment (which, in any event they do by having an agent or employee bid in the sale) prior to allowing a bid to be placed or recognized.

8. COIN GALLERIES reserves the right to impose a late charge, based solely upon Purchaser’s failure to remit full and timely payment, and which late charge is not related to any necessary storage of the material purchased. Said late charge is calculated at a rate of U/2% per month (18% per annum), based on the purchase price if payment has not been made in accordance with these Terms and Conditions of Sale. Purchases not collected within thirty (30) days of the date of sale may, at the sole option of COIN GALLERIES, be resold for Purchaser’s account by COIN GALLERIES, with Purchaser liable for any deficit after COIN GALLERIES receives a commission for the same in accordance with its agreement, and thereafter deducts all expenses associated with the sale, including reasonable attorneys fees.

9. Bids are NOT accepted from minors. Bv bidding in this sale, the bidder represents and certifies that they are of legal age, are authorized to make the bid that they make, and that the purchase is not a consumer sale or consumer credit transaction.

10. Title remains with COIN GALLERIES until paid for in full. Should Purchaser take any action under Title 11 of the U.S. Code, or any state insolvency law, Buyer agrees to promptly return to COIN GALLERIES, any lots not paid for. The Buyer agrees to keep the lots fully insured until paid for. Risk of loss is on the Buyer.

11. The highest bidder as determined in the sole discretion of the auctioneer shall be the Buyer. If the auctioneer determines that a dispute has arisen between two or more bidders, the lot may be immediately put up and sold again. Bidders with whom the dispute previously arose shall be without further recourse for any damages whatsoever.

12. If you bid by mail, mail your bid sheet early. Mail bidders agree to and are subject to these terms of sale just as if they were floor bidders.

13. The auctioneer reserves the right to refuse ridiculously low bids, which in the auctioneer’s sole discretion, are felt not to have been made in good faith. The auctioneer reserves the right to open the lot at a reasonable price determined solely by the auctioneer. The auctioneer shall also have sole discretion to set initial, and subsequent bidding incre- ments, and to accept, or to decline to accept, challenges to those bidding increments. All bids not in whole dollar amounts may be rounded downward by the auctioneer. The auctioneer may open bidding on any lot by placing a bid on behalf of the Seller, a mail bidder, COIN GALLERIES, or another participant in the sale. The auctioneer may bid further on behalf of the Seller up to the amount of the reserve by placing successive or consecutive bids for a lot, or by placing bid in response to other bidders. The auctioneer may bid for his, or its, own account at any auction and may have acre to information concerning the lots, and items contained in them, that are not otherwise available to the public I, timafe given are lor the general guidance of the bidder and represent the opinion of the auctioneer ns to the

fair market value of the numismatic item at the time of cataloguing, based on experience and comparable sale, if applicable. The actual price realized may be higher, or lower than the estimate. If a lot is reserved, the reserve may not exceed the maximum estimated price.

14. Auction sales are not approval sales. In the event of non-payment by the Buyer, COIN GALLERIES reserves any and all rights that it would be entitled to under the Uniform Commercial Code, including Buyer’s consent to file a financing statement without need of Buyer’s signature, and to offset any sums due on any future consignment or purchase or monies or goods in possession of COIN GALLERIES or its assigns.

15. All bidders are encouraged to carefully examine all lots prior to the sale. No lots will be shown at the sale. COIN GALLERIES assumes no risk, liability or responsibility for the material (or other) facts stated concerning the numis- matic item, except as specified herein. All floor buyers should acquaint themselves with the property sold since COIN GALLERIES will assume that they have done so and requires that the Purchaser represent that they have. Bidders are deemed to have satisfied themselves as to all of the matters set forth in the terms of sale.

16. COIN GALLERIES, as agent, offers a LIMITED WARRANTY that any numismatic item sold is authentic < i.e. , not counterfeit, that its date or mintmark has not been altered, and that the coin has not been repaired as those terms are used in the trade). Except as set forth in this limited warranty and as may be required by the arts and cultural affairs law, and any other law or regulation, all other warranties of authenticity of authorship, whether express or implied, are hereby disclaimed.

17. Except as otherwise stated herein, all items offered in this catalogue are GUARANTEED TO BE GENUINE and correctly attributed as defined below.

18. (a) NO LOT may be returned for any reason whatsoever without the prior written consent by COIN GALLERIES, or, in any event, if it has been removed from its original container. No lots purchased by those who have viewed the lots may be returned, unless the limited warranty provided in these terms of sale permits it.

(b) Grading is a subjective description in the opinion of the cataloguer as to the state of preservation, method of strike, and overall appearance of a particular coin or lot. The term “proof’ or “specimen” is used to describe a method of manufacture, and is not a grade or condition or an attribution.

(c) COIN GALLERIES does not represent that a numismatic item has or has not been cleaned; that any toning is natural or artificial; that any coin catalogued will meet the standards, or the grade, of any third party or third party grading service; that a numismatic item has a particular provenance or pedigree; that a numismatic item is struck or not struck, or produced or not produced in a particular manner or style.

(d) Adjectival descriptions and terminology (which can and does vary among experts and knowledgeable purchasers), when utilized in the catalogue, are strictly the opinion of the cataloguer and shall not be deemed to be part of the description; i.e. it is an opinion only and not a warranty of any kind.

(e) Grading descriptions in this catalogue are provided strictly for the convenience of those who bid by mail and who are unable to personally view the coins, and represents the cataloguer’s opinion of its state of preservation. Those attending the sale, and those bidders who actually view the lots should draw their own conclusions as to the state of preservation or grade of the numismatic item.

(f) COIN GALLERIES may utilize numerical or adjectival descriptions, and may include lots that have been graded by others. Opinions offered with respect to numismatic properties offered for sale by COIN GALLERIES are made at the time that the numismatic item is catalogued, and do not refer to any prior or subsequent time.

(g) Where COIN GALLERIES sells a numismatic item graded and encapsulated by a grading service, Buyer acknowl- edges and agrees that other grading services, COIN GALLERIES or knowledgeable purchasers might reach a different conclusion as to the state of preservation of a particular item, and that COIN GALLERIES has presented the service’s description of the encapsulateditem for accommodation only. Any such information provided by COIN GALLERIES is the opinion of the third party, without recourse against COIN GALLERIES in any way whatsoever.

(h) Except as otherwise expressly stated in the Terms of Sale, COIN GALLERIES and its agents and em- ployees make no warranties or guaranties or representations, and expressly disclaim all warranties and guaranties and representations, including, without limitation, a warranty of merchantability, in connection with any numismatic properties sold by COIN GALLERIES.

(i) All oral and written statements made by COIN GALLERIES, are statements of opinion only, and are not warran- ties or representations of any kind, unless stated as a specific written warranty, and no employee or agent of COIN GALLERIES has authority to vary or alter these Terms of Sale. Any alteration shall be effective only if in writing and signed by a member of the firm.

(j) If not so stated expressly, the grade, artisanship, provenance, or attribution is the firm’s opinion only on which no third party, including the bidder, is entitled to rely.

(k) COIN GALLERIES assumes no risk, liability or responsibility for the material (or other) facts stated concerning the numismatic item, except as specified herein.

19. Unless otherwise stated, COIN GALLERIES acts only as agent for a Consignor and makes no independent warranty of title. COIN GALLERIES offers the following LIMITED WARRANTY to Buyers with respect to all numismatic items offered for sale. COIN GALLERIES warrants to all Buyers that the Consignor or the Seller has warranted good title to property offered for sale. Any such warranty is predicated on the Owner or prior owner making the same warranty to COIN GALLERIES, upon which the firm relies. In the event that it is finally determined that the Purchaser has not acquired transferable title, COIN GALLERIES shall reimburse the Purchaser (if full payment has already been made) in accordance with these Terms of Sale, and Buyer agrees that this is full compensation for any loss whatsoever, whether actual or otherwise. Tender of the check by COIN GALLERIES to Buyer at the address specified on the bid sheet or registration form shall end the obligation of COIN GALLERIES to the Buyer, even if the check is not endorsed or cashed. COIN GALLERIES and the Consignor make no representations or warranty that the Purchaser acquires any reproduction rights or copyright in property purchased at the sale.

20. COIN GALLERIES further expressly disclaims all warranties relating to the grade, condition, identification of the periods or date of coining or manufacture or methods of manufacture of property which is inaccurate, or may be proved inaccurate, by means of scientific process or research which is not generally accepted for use until after the sale

21 C OIN GALLERIES reminds the Buyer that the grading or condition of rare coins may have a material effect on the value of the items purchased; that others may differ with the grading opinions or interpretations of COIN GALLER- IES; that such difference of opinion (including whether the coin has been cleaned, or is or is not of a particular grade or quality) is not grounds to return an item purchased; and that all sales of items viewed by a Purchaser in advance of a sale, even if the sale is by mail, are final.

22. Bv purchasing in this sale. Buyer agrees that they shall have no recourse against the Consignor for any reason whatsoever. In the event that a warranty is offered with respect to grade or state of preservation or condition, it shall be a specific warranty, in writing, signed by a member of COIN GALLERIES, and shall specify its terms and conditions and duration. If any numismatic item is damaged in its removal from encapsulation, or during its encapsu- lation, it is at the sole risk of the Purchaser. Because of the fungibility of numismatic items, any item removed from its holder may not be returned for any reason whatsoever.

23. ta) On any claim made by a bidder, COIN GALLERIES must be advised in writing sent within seven days after receipt of the material, or the date of the sale, whichever is the later; these dates apply whether or not the Buyer has received the material. The disputed property must he returned to COIN GALLERIES in the same condition as sold by COIN GALLERIES, in the same holder.

(b) These conditions are binding and absolute unless varied in writing by a member of COIN GALLERIES or if the bylaws, rules or regulations of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc., provide for a longer period, or give the Buyer a greater right, in which case such bylaws, rules or regulations shall prevail. Any and all claims of the Buyer made in violation of the Terms of Sale shall be deemed waived, and the Buyer shall be without further recourse.

24. If COIN GALLERIES, in its sole discretion, determines that any numismatic property is substantially and materially different from that represented in the catalogue of sale, or in any written advertisement or material, the sale shall be cancelled and COIN GALLERIES shall refund the purchase price to the Buyer. Unless provided otherwise in these terms or the PNG bylaws, that shall be COIN GALLERIES sole obligation to Buyer.

25. The auctioneer and cataloguer, COIN GALLERIES, reserves the right to include its own material in any auction sale. The auctioneer may have direct or indirect interests in these, and other items (other than its commission), and may collect a minimum price in addition to the selling commission. This paragraph shall be deemed a part of the descrip- tion of all lots contained in the catalogue. The catalogue shall also be deemed a part of any invoice issued by the auc- tioneer. The auctioneer may make loans or advances to consignors and/or prospective purchasers. The Consignor may be permitted to bid on his, her or their own articles and to buy them back at the sale. Any Buyer who bids on or purchases their own goods is required to pay for them, in full, as the terms of sale provide for together with the full buyer’s commission, and any other applicable surcharges, postage, handling, insurance fees and taxes, without rebate of any kind whatsoever, unless provided for otherwise by contract with the auctioneer. The auctioneer reserves the right to make accounting adjustments in lieu of payment. Settlement will follow the auction. The prices realized reflect the final price called by the auctioneer and may include a bid of a consignor reacquiring their lot.

26. COIN GALLERIES, the auctioneer, and employees are “insiders” and may have access to confidential information not otherwise available to the public with respect to value, provenance, availability, and other factors. Purchasers should make themselves acquainted with the numismatic items that they are purchasing and avail themselves of the services of outside consultants prior to engaging in any purchase. Bids are so much per LOT. No lots will be broken up unless otherwise stated.

27. No bidder shall have any claim against the auctioneer, or COIN GALLERIES, for improper sequence of offering a lot.

28. On bullion items, bullion-like items, and encapsulated items graded by a grading service, Buyer agrees that there shall be no right of return for any reason whatsoever. Buyer further agrees that due to market volatility, in event of non-payment, COIN GALLERIES shall be entitled to damages that are the greater of selling price or market, together with any supplementary or additional costs.

29 COIN GALLERIES at any time may rescind the sale in the event of non-payment or breach of the warranty of title.

30. The sole remedy that any participant in the auction shall have, whether bidding in person, by mail, or through an employee or agent, for any claim or controversy arising out of the auction shall be a refund of the original purchase price and premium paid, if any. Interest shall be paid by COIN GALLERIES at a rate of no greater than nine per cent (9%) per annum, up to a maximum of six (6) years, unless the rules of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc. provide for a higher rate of interest or a longer period of time, in which case such rules shall prevail. A lower rate, or shorter period, may be decided by the arbitrators. Upon payment as determined by the arbitrators, or in full at the maximum rates set forth above, or at an agreed rate, COIN GALLERIES shall be deemed released from any and all claims of the bidder arising out of or in connection with the sale of such property. Purchaser agrees to execute prior to delivery of any refund any documents reasonably requested to effect the intent of this paragraph. By bidding in this sale, all bidders consent to these terms and all other terms of these conditions of sale.

31. COIN GALLERIES hereby disclaims all liability for damages, incidental, consequential or otherwise, arising out of or in connection with the sale of any property by COIN GALLERIES to Purchaser. All bidders, even if unsuccessful purchasers, agree to abide by this condition, and all other conditions of sale.

32. All rights granted to the Purchaser under the within terms of sale are personal to the Purchaser. Purchaser may not assign or transfer any of these rights to any other person or entity, whether by operation of law or otherwise. Any attempt so to assign or transfer any such rights shall be absolutely VOID and unenforceable. No third party may rely on any benefit or right conferred by these Terms and Conditions of Sale and terms of warranty on any bidder or Purchaser.

33. “Purchaser” shall mean the original purchaser of the property from COIN GALLERIES and not any subsequent owner or other person who may have or acquire an interest therein. If Purchaser is an agent, the agency must be disclosed at the time of sale, otherwise the benefits of the warranty shall be limited to the agent and not transferable to the u nd i scl osed pri n ci pal .

34 Should any third party attempt to utilize any warranties contained herein, they shall first give COIN GALLERIES thirty 1 30 1 day written notice by Registered Mail or Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested during which time ( OIN

GALLERIES may, should it choose to contest the third party’s claim, ask the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc., or the American Arbitration Association to appoint a panel of three arbitrators skilled in the field to make such a determination at New York, N Y. By seeking to use such remedy, the third party unequivocally and without reserva- tion consents to binding arbitration, and its conclusive and binding determination of any alleged damages as a sole remedy. With respect to any other pertinent notice requirements, venue and personal and subject matter jurisdiction, said third party is bound to the provisions pertaining to bidders, buyers and purchasers, as otherwise provided for in these Terms of Sale.

35. In the event COIN GALLERIES shall, for any reason, be unable to deliver the property sought to be purchased, its liability therefore shall be limited to the rescission of the sale and refund of the purchase price and buyer’s premium.

COIN GALLERIES hereby disclaims all liability for damages, incidental, consequential or otherwise, arising out of its failure to deliver any property purchased, and all bidders agree to this disclaimer.

36. If it is determined that a bailment relationship exists while the material purchased is being held by COIN GALLER- IES, for Purchaser, said relationship constitutes a gratuitous bailment only, solely for the benefit of the purchaser bailor, as defined by the laws of the State of New York.

37. As a condition of bidding, bidder acknowledges that numismatic auction sales are unique in terms of their tradition and industry practices. Each bidder agrees that any claim or controversy whatsoever arising out of this sale shall be settled as follows: if demanded by either buyer, or COIN GALLERIES by binding arbitration at New York, New York, under the rules then obtaining of the Professional Numismatists Guild, Inc., or as PNG rules may provide, the American Arbitration Association. In the event that a dispute arises between COIN GALLERIES and a non- member of the PNG, this means that the American Arbitration Association, at New York, N.Y., shall have exclusive jurisdiction over the controversy. In any controversy concerning non-payment, COIN GALLERIES shall have the right to proceed by arbitration or by a proceeding in any court of competent jurisdiction in the City, County, and State of New York, whichever is first commenced by COIN GALLERIES. The arbitrator shall not have the power to alter the terms of condition of sale. Judgment on any award may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction. The arbitrators, and any court, shall award the prevailing party costs and reasonable attorney fees. Bv bidding in this sale you agree to be bound by the arbitration provisions of the PNG as described above. Commencement of an arbitral proceeding, or confirmation of an award, as well as any notice requirements connected with such proceeding, and any other required service of process, may be made by COIN GALLERIES upon all bidders by registered or certified mail directed to the address of the bidder or purchaser as listed on the bid sheet or application or form required at the time that a bidder number is issued, or by facsimile transmission with proof of receipt. Bidder agrees that such service shall constitute full in personam jurisdiction. Thevenue for such proceedings shall be the City of New York, State of New York and each bidder agrees to in personam (personal) jurisdiction of the City of New York, State of New York. In all cases, the maximum liability of COIN GALLERIES for any item sold shall be limited to the official price of record of the item at this sale, without provision for consequential damages, or any other damages of any kind whatsoever, unless the PNG rules provide otherwise.

38. If the Purchaser fails to comply with one or more of these Terms and Conditions of Sale then, in addition to all other remedies which it may have at law or in equity, COIN GALLERIES may, at its sole option, either (a) cancel the sale, retaining as liquidated damages all payments made by the Purchaser, it being recognized that actual damages may be speculative or difficult to compute, or (b) sell some or all of the numismatic property and some or all other property of the Purchaser held by COIN GALLERIES, in a quantity sufficient in the opinion of COIN GALLERIES to satisfy the indebtedness, plus all accrued charges. More than one such sale may take place at the option of COIN GALLERIES. Such sale may take place without notice to Purchaser; if COIN GALLERIES gives notice, it shall be by regular mail to the address utilized on the bid sheet, consignment agreement or other address known to the firm. Such sale will be at COIN GALLERIES standard commission rates at public or private sale, within or without the City of New York, at which time (if the sale be at auction) the defaulting party shall not bid. The proceeds shall be applied first to the satisfaction of any damages occasioned by Purchaser’s breach, and then to the payment of any other indebtedness owing to COIN GALLERIES, including without limitation, commissions, handling charges, the expenses of both sales, reasonable legal fees and collection agency fees and any other costs or expenses incurred hereunder. If a lot or numismatic item is not paid for, and is sold by COIN GALLERIES for Purchaser’s account, in accordance with the Uniform Commercial Code, COIN GALLERIES shall not be required to account to the Purchaser for any excess proceeds. Purchaser is also liable to COIN GALLERIES if the proceeds of such sale or sales is insufficient in the opinion of COIN GALLERIES to cover the indebtedness. If other property of Purchaser is also sold, any excess of proceeds will be remitted to the Purchaser after first deducting the expenses set forth above. If Purchaser fails to remit sums due to COIN GALLERIES, Purchaser grants to COIN GALLERIES a lien with respect to such sum, with interest to accrue thereon at the judgment rate, until actually paid, which lien shall apply against any property of Purchaser, including any future goods of Purchaser coming into possession of COIN GALLERIES. Purchaser hereby waives all the requirements of notice, advertisement and disposition of proceeds required by law, including those set forth in New York lien law, article 9, sections 200-204 inclusive, or any successor statute, with respect to any sale. Purchaser waives a right to redeem.

39. The auctioneer reserves the right to postpone the sale by auction for a reasonable period of time as a result of any significant event which, in the sole discretion of the auctioneer, makes it advisable to postpone the event. No bidder or prospective bidder or purchaser or prospective purchaser shall have recourse as a result of any postponement. In any event, no person may bid without registering, and ALL REGISTERED BIDDERS including mail bidders and agents by registering or bidding agree to all of the above Terms and Conditions of Sale.

40. By bidding or offering to bid, bidders acknowledge that they have read all of the Terms and Conditions of Sale and warranty contained herein and that they accept these terms and conditions without reservation. COIN GALLERIES reserves the right to vary the Terms and Conditions of Sale by rider or other means communicated to bidders. By purchasing from COIN GALLERIES, whether present in person, or by agent, by written bid, telephone or any other means, the bidder agrees to be bound by these Terms and Conditions of Sale.

41. ALL ITEMS ILLUSTRATED ARE OF THE ACTUAL ITEMS BEING SOLD.

<0 Copyright I99H by Coin Galleries Now York City All rights in this catalogue are reserved No part of the contents may he reproduced or used in any manner xvhatsoevei without the written permission of the copyright holder.

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Important Numismatic References Used in this Catalogue

Alfodi

BMC

Boeh.

Boudeau

Bruce

Cammann

CNI

CNS

Cr.

Craw.

C-T

Datt.

Dav.

de la Tour Del.

ESC

ESM

Forrer

Fr.

Gad.

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Grove

Hede

Houghton

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J-L

KM

K-N

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German Church and City Talers. 2nd ed. Galesburg, 111., 1975.

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Talers. 2nd ed. Iola, Wise., 1984.

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New York, 1938.

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Friedberg, Robert. Gold Coins of the World, 5th ed. New York, 1980.

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Gadoury, V. and Drouler, F. Monnaies royales francaises, 1610-1792. Monte Carlo, 1978.

Geissen, Angelo. Katalog Alexandrinischer Kaisermiinzen der Sammlung des Instituts fur Alterumskunde der Universitat zu koln. 5 vols. 1972-1984. Grove, Frank W. Coins of Mexico. Lawrence, Mass., 1981.

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Mitch.

Muller

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Prou

Ratto

Ravel

RIC

Robinson

S.

Sch.

Scholten

Schou

Sell.

SMA

SNG ANS

SNG Berry

SNG Cop.

SNG Fitz- william SNG Lloyd SNG Lockett SNG Munich

SNG Oxford

SNG von Aulock

Svor.

Syd.

T-B

Th.

V.G.

T-V

Vlasto

Waddington

Y.

Mitchiner, Michael. Indo-Greek and Indo-Scythian Coinage. 9 vols. London, 1975-1976.

Muller, L. Numismatique d’Alexandre le Grand. Reprint: Basel, 1957.

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Prou, Maurice. Les monnaies merovingiennes. Graz, 1969.

Monnaies byzantines. Rudolfo Ratto Sale, 1930.

Ravel, O.E. Les “Poulains” de Corinthe. 2 vols.

The “Colts” of Ambracia. ANS NNM, No. 37. New York, 1928.

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Robinson, E.S.G. “Punic Coins of Spain and their bearing on the Roman Republican Series.” Essays in Roman Numismatics Presented to Harold Mattingly.

Oxford, 1956.

Seaby’s Coins of England and the United Kingdom. 29th ed. London, 1994. Seaby’s Coins of Scotland, Ireland and the Islands. London, 1984.

Sear, David. Byzantine Coins and their Values. 2nd ed. London, 1987.

Sear, David. Greek Coins and their Values. 2 vols. London, 1978-1979.

Sear, David. Roman Coins and their Values. 4th revised ed. London, 1988. Schjoth, Frederik. The Currency of the Far East. London, 1929.

Scholten, C. The Coins of the Dutch Overseas Territories, 1601-1948. Amster- dam, 1948.

Schou, H.H. Danske OG Norske Monter. Copenhagen, 1926.

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D. Sellwood, P. Whitting and R. Williams. An Introduction to Sasanian Coins. London, 1985.

Newell, Edward T. The Seleucid Mint of Antioch. New York, 1918.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Collection of the American Numismatic Society. New York, 1969 +.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Collection of Burton Y. Berry. New York, 1961 +.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Royal Collection of Coins and Medals, Danish National Museum. Copenhagen, 1942 +.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. Fitzwilliam Museum. London, 1940.

Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Lloyd Collection. London, 1933-1937. Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum. The Lockett Collection. London, 1938.

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MAIL BID SALE

Closing Date — February 19, 1998

ORDER OF SALE

ANCIENT COINS Lot Nos.

Ancient Gold and Electrum Coins 1-40

Ancient Silver and Bronze Coins

Ancient Greek Silver Coins 41-196

Ancient Greek Bronze Coins 197-236

Ancient Judaean Coins 237-264

Roman Republican Coins 265-306

Roman Imperial Coins 307-521

Roman Imperial Multiple Coin Lots 522-556

Roman Provincial Coins, Barbarian Issues, Byzantine Coins 557-583

WORLD COINS World Gold Coins

Europe 584-851

Asia, Africa and the Pacific 852-892

The Americas 893-979

A Mini-hoard of Argentine Gold 5 Pesos 928-979

European Crowns and Minors 980-1480

Consignment Bloomington

World Gold Coins 1481-1509

World Crowns and Minors 1510-1579

Numismatic Literature 1580

Consignment Lambeth

British and Commonwealth Coins 1581-1710

World Mint Errors 1711-1735

World Crowns and Minors

The Americas 1736-1819

Asia, Africa and the Pacific 1820-1962

Medals and Tokens

Europe 1963-2057

Asia, Africa and the Pacific 2058-2069

UNITED STATES COINS

U. S. Colonials 2501-2542

U. S. Half Cents, Large and Small Cents 2543-2687

U. S. Two Cent Pieces to Half Dimes 2688-2761

U. S. Dimes, Twenty Cent Pieces 2762-2807

U. S. Quarters 2808-2869

U. S. Half Dollars 2870-2980

U. S. Silver Dollars 2981-3083

U. S. Commemorative Silver Coins 3084-3170

U. S. Gold Coins

U. S. Gold Dollars, $2.50 and $3.00 Gold 3171-3216

U. S. $5.00 and $10.00 Gold 3217-3317

U. S. $20.00 Gold 3318-3420

U. S. Commemorative Gold Coins 3421-3431

U. S. Proof Sets, Year Sets, Starter Sets, Miscellaneous Group Lots,

Rolls and Errors 3432-3494

U. S. Tokens and Medals 3495-3521

U. S. Paper Money 3522-3562

Consignment Cherry Creek , Bart IV —

U. S. $20.00 Gold 3563-3639

MAIL BID SALE

Ancient and Modern

Coins of the World and the United States, Paper Money and Medals

CLOSING DATE

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1998

IMPORT ANT NOTICE

In accordance with the terms of sale , each successful bidder also agrees to pay a buyer's charge of ten percent (10%) of the winning bid.

ANCIENT COINS

ANCIENT GOLD AND ELECTRUM COINS

GREECE

*1 CELTS. Belgic Tribes. 1st Century B.C. Stater. Bul- let shaped lump with faint cross or star. Rv. Blank bul- let shape. 7.22 grams. Forrer 468. Interesting oddly shaped planchet. Choice Very Fine. (400-600)

CHOICE GOLD STATER OF THE CORIELTAUVI

Lot No. 2

2 CELTIC BRITAIN. The Corieltauvi. Ca. 55- 45 B.C. Gold Stater. Reduced weight. Abstract laureate Apollo head r. Rv. Disjointed horse run- ning 1., pellets around. 6.07 grams, van Arsdell 805-9. Extremely Fine. (1,500-2,000)

Ex Stack ’s Sale (December 1991. lot 992).

RARE STATER OF CUNOBELINE

Lot No. 3

3 CELTIC BRITAIN. The Trinovantes. Cuno- beline. Restoration Period, 10-20 A.D. Gold

Stater. Biga type. CAMVL in linear tablet. Rv. Two horses 1., leafy branch above and wheel below. 5.46 grams, van Arsdell 1910-1. Slightly ragged edge. Close to Extremely Fine. (2,500-3,000)

SUPERB STATER OF PHILIP II

Lot No. 4

4 KINGS OF MACEDON. Philip II, 359-336 B.C. Gold Stater, 323-315 B.C. Pella. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rv. Biga r., thunderbolt below. 8.62 grams, le Rider 410. Virtually F.D.C.

(3,500-4,500)

ATTRACTIVE STATER OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT

Lot No. 5

5 MACEDON. Alexander the Great, 336-323 B.C.

Stater, ca. 328-323 B.C. Lampsakos. Head of Athena r. wearing Corinthian helmet decorated with coiled ser- pent, hair loose. Rv. Nike standing 1. holding wreath and ship’s mast, symbol two horse-foreparts conjoined to 1., monogram to lower 1. 8.59 grams. Price 1358. Once cleaned, now toned and lacquered. Well centered and sharply struck. Extremely Fine and attractive.

(1,000-1,500)

6 MILETOS. Ionia. 600-550 B.C. Electrum 1 _m Stater.

Facing panther head. Rv. Incuse. 0.47 grams. Rosen 580 Fine. (200-300)

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Prices in ( ) arc Estimates Only

ANCIENT GREEK AND ROMAN GOLD COINS

Lot No. 7

7 AXUMITE KINGDOM. Pagan Period, ca. 270-330 A.D. Endub is. AV 17. Bust r. framed by two wheat stalks, both sides. 2.64 grams. Munro-Hay and Juel- Jensen Type 1. Extremely Fine. (700-900)

*8 AXUMITE KINGDOM. Endubis. AV 15. A second, as last. 2.69 grams. Munro-Hay and JuelJensen Type 1. Very Fine. (500-700)

Ex King Umberto Collection (Schulman Sale, November 1967, lot 33).

(Enlarged) ( Enlarged )

9 AXUMITE KINGDOM. Aphilas. AV 7 Draped bust r. Rv. Greek inscription in four lines. 0.37 grams. Munro- Hay and Juel-Jensen Type 8. Nice Very Fine and scarce. (300-400)

Ex Arlow Collection (Schulman Sale, November 1965, lot 147).

ROMAN EMPIRE

ATTRACTIVE TIBERIUS AUREUS

10 Tiberius, 14-37 A.D. Aureus. Lugdunum. Laure- ate head r. Rv. Livia, holding reversed spear, seated r. on throne with ornamented legs. 7.81 grams. RIC 27 var. Close to Extremely Fine.

(2,500-3,500)

RARE TITUS AUREUS

Lot No. 1 1

1 1 Titus, 79-81 A.D. Aureus, 79 A.D. Laureate head r Rv. Ceres seated 1. holding corn-ears and torch. RIC 8. Nick on emperor’s cheek. Otherwise, Nice Very F ine and attractive. (2,000-2,500)

HIGH RELIEF PORTRAIT OF THE YOUNG DOMI I LAN

Lot No. 12

12 Domitian, Caesar, 69-081 A.D. Aureus, 74, 75 A.D. Laureate head r. Rv. Spes advancing 1. 7.42 grams. RIC 233. Faintly visible graffiti in the re- verse fields. Compact portrait, sharply struck in high relief on a broad flan. Extremely Fine.

(2,500-3,500)

RARE AUREUS OF GORDIAN III

Lot No. 13

13 Gordian III, 238-244 A.D. Aureus, 241-243 A.D. Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Her- cules standing r., resting club on bull’s head. 5.25 grams. RIC 108 note. Close to Extremely Fine.

(3,000-4,000)

SUPERB SOLIDUS OF CONSTANS

Lot No. 14

14 Constans, 337-350 A.D. Solidus, 340-350 A.D. Siscia. Laureate and rosette diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r„ CONSTANS AVGVSTVS; all in wreath. Rv. Two Victories supporting shield in- scribed VOT/ X/ MVLT / XX. 4.52 grams. RIC 132. Well struck on a broad flan. Light scratch on cheek. Extremely Fine. A lovely coin, medallic in appearance. (3,000-3,500)

*15 Constantius II, 337-361 A.D. Solidus, 340-350 A.D. Thessalonica. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r.; CONSTANTIVS AVGVSTVS. Rv. Two Victories standing, supporting wreath inscribed VOT/XX/MVLT/ XXX, TES in ex. 4.55 grams. RIC 63. Nearly Extremely Fine. (800-1,000)

*16 Constantius II. Solidus, 347-355 A.D. Antioch, officina H. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Roma and Constantinopolis enthroned, supporting wreath inscribed VOT/XX/MVLT/XXX, SMANH in ex. 4.49 grams. RIC 81. Light graffiti in obverse field. Possi- bly once mounted. Nevertheless, Nice Very Fine and at- tractive. (300-400)

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CHOICE SOLIDUS OF CONSTANTIUS II

Lot No. 1 7

17 Constantius II. Solidus, 355-361 A.D. Antioch, officina I. Helmeted and cuirassed bust % face to r., holding spear and shield. Rv. Roma and Constantinopolis en- throned supporting wreath inscribed VOT/XXX/MVLT/ XXXX. 4.49 grams. RIC 165. Lovely orange gold toning. Close to Extremely Fine and exceptionally attractive.

(800-1,000)

RARE JOVIAN SOLIDUS

Lot No. 1 8

18 Jovian, 363-364 A.D. Solidus. Antioch, officina A. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Roma and Constantinopolis enthroned, supporting shield in- scribed VOT/A/MVL/X. 4.48 grams. RIC 224. Nearly Ex- tremely Fine. (1,500-2,000)

*19 Valentinian I, 364-375 A.D. Solidus, 364-367 A.D. Nicomedia, officina E. Rosette-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Emperor standing facing, head r., holding labarum with Chi-Rho and Victory. 4.36 grams. RIC 2b. Nice Very Fine and lustrous. (400-500)

*20 Gratian, 367-383 A.D. Solidus, 379-383 A.D. Milan. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Grat- ian and Valentinian enthroned facing, togate and nim- bate, holding globe between them; Victory behind and palm branch below; VICTORIA AVGG, COM in ex. 4.41 grams. RIC 5d. Minor scrape on the rim and some graf- fiti in the obverse field. Planchet slightly cup-shaped. Nice Very Fine. (400-600)

Lot No. 21

23 Leo I, 457-474 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople, officina F. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing. Rv. Victory stand- ing 1. 4.46 grams. Close to Very Fine. ( 100-150)

VISIGOTHIC SPAIN

Lot No. 24

24 Suinthila, 621-631 A.D. T remissis. Barbi in Andalu- cia. Facing bust both sides. 1.39 grams. Cayon-Castan 213. Extremely Fine. (600-800)

*25 Suinthila. Tremissis. Seville. Facing bust both sides. 1.47 grams. Cayon-Castan 228. Extremely Fine.

(600-800)

BYZANTINE EMPIRE

26 Justin II, 565-578 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople, offic- ina A. Helmeted and cuirassed bust facing. Rv. Constan- tinopolis seated facing, head r. 4.49 grams. S.345. Markedly double struck both sides. Extremely Fine.

(200-300)

27 Maurice Tiberius, 582-602 A.D. Solidus. Constan-

tinople, officina A. Crowned and cuirassed bust facing wearing plumed helmet. Rv. Angel standing facing. 4.42 grams. S.478. Central devices clear, legends largely illeg- ible. Unusually large number of surface digs and abra- sions. Fine to Very Fine. (100-125)

Lot No. 28

28 Maurice Tiberius. Solidus. Antioch, officina E. Hel-

meted and cuirassed bust facing, broad aspect. Rv. Angel as last. 4.46 grams. S.534. A bit softly struck, but Extremely Fine. (300-400)

29 Phocas, 602-610 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople, officina

E. Draped and cuirassed bust wearing crown without pendilia. Rv. Angel standing facing. 4.46 grams. S.620. Legends weak on 1. both sides. Otherwise, Extremely Fine and lustrous. (250-350)

21 Honorius, 393-423 A.D. Solidus, 404 A.D. and later. Rome. Pearl-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust r. Rv. Emperor standing r., foot on captive, holding labarum and Victory on globe; R-M in fields. 4.47 grams. G-M 725. Extremely Fine and lustrous. ( 1,250-1,750)

*22 Theodosius II, 402-450 A.D. Solidus, 441-450 A.D. Constantinople. Helmeted and cuirased bust 3/t face to r. Rv Constantinopolis enthroned I. holding orb, star to I.; IMP XXXXII COS. XVII PP. 4 48 grams. RIC 292. Sharply struck Close to Extremely Fine. (400-600)

30 Phocas. Solidus. Constantinople, officina I. Types as last. Rv. Angel standing facing. 4.43 grams. S.620. Ex- tremely Fine and lustrous. Legends partially weak.

(250-350)

*31 Heraclius, 610-641 A.D. Solidus. Constantinople, offic- ina E. Facing busts of Heraclius and Heraclius Constan- tine, the latter much smaller. Rv. Cross potent on three steps, 1 to r. 4.38 grams. S.739. Well struck portraits, but partial legends. Minor deposits on the edge. Ex- tremely Fine. (300-400)

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32 Heraclius. Solidus. Constantinople, officina A. Stand- ing figures of Heraclius flanked by Heraclius Constan- tine and Heraclonas, the latter nearly equal in height. Rv. Cross potent on three steps, monogram to 1. 4.36 grams. S.769, D.0.43. Heads of Heraclius and Hera- clonas not fully struck up. Nonetheless, Choice Very Fine. (200-250)

RARE TREMISSIS OF JUSTINIAN II

Lot No. 33

33 Justinian II. First reign, 685-695 A.D. Tremissis. Constantinople. Facing bust of Christ. Rv. Emperor standing facing, holding cross potent on globe above step. 1.43 grams. S.1256. Typically partial legends due to size of flan. About Extremely Fine. (600-800)

36 Basil I, 867-886 A.D. Solidus. Christ enthroned facing. Rv. Facing bust of Basil and Constantine, both crowned, sharing patriarchal cross. 4.35 grams. S. 11704. Very Fine. (200-300)

RARE HISTAMENON OF NICEPHORUS II

Lot No. 37

37 Nicephorus II, 963-969 A.D. Gold Histamenon Nomisma. Constantinople. Facing bust of Christ. Rv. Facing bust of the Virgin, nimbate, and Nicephorus, sharing patriarchal cross. 3.86 grams. S.1778, DO. 4. About Extremely Fine. (800-1,000)

RARE SEMISSIS OF LEONTIUS

Lot No. 34

34 Leontius, 695-698 A.D. Semissis. Syracuse. Diademed and draped bust r. Rv. Cross potent on globe; four pel- lets to 1. and I to r. 2.02 grams, S.1342A, MIB 13. Par- tial, blundered legend. Extremely Fine. (800-1,000)

CHOICE SEMISSIS OF LEO III

Lot No. 35

35 Leo III, 717-741 A.D. Semissis. Constantinople. Facing bust of Leo wearing crown and chlamys. Rv. Facing bust of Constantine V holding cross potent on globe. 2.19 grams. S.1506, D.O.10. Extremely Fine. (600-800)

*38 Constantine IX, 1042-1055 A.D. Gold Histamenon Nomisma. Facing bust of Christ. Rv. Half-length bust of the emperor facing, wearing crown and loros and hold- ing long cross and globe. 4.43 grams. S.1830. Extremely Fine. (400-500)

Lot No. 39

39 Constantine IX. Gold Tetarteron Nomisma. Facing bust of Christ. Rv. Facing bust of Constantine wearing crown and jewelled chlamys and holding scepter with trefoil top and globe surmounted by pelleted cross. 4.06 grams. S.1832, D.O.5. About Extremely Fine/Choice Very Fine. (500-700)

*40 Constantine X Ducas, 1059-1067 A.D. Electrum Sta- menon Nomisma. Christ seated facing. Rv. Emperor standing facing holding labarum and orb. 4.39 grams. S.1847. Obverse double struck. Extremely Fine.

(300-400)

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ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS: Celts and

Magna Graecia

ANCIENT GREEK SILVER COINS

CELTIC ISSUES

41 SOUTHERN BRITAIN. Atrebates and Regni. Ver-

ica, 10-40 A.D. Silver Unit. First coinage. COM.F with crescent and two pellets above, same below. Rv. Boar walking r., star above. 1.04 grams, van Arsdell 470-1. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

42 CHANNEL ISLES. 2nd - 1st Century B.C. Billon

Stater. Human head r. with curly hair. Rv. Stylized horse galloping r., boar below. De la Tour PI. XXVII. J. 62. Very Fine. (100-125)

43 CELTIC GAUL. 200-100 B.C. AR 15, Celtic imitation of a Drachm from Massalia. Head of Diana r. Rv. Lion r. 2.15 grams. Forrer 535. Dark patination. Reverse weakly struck, as typical for this issue. Fine/Very Good. (75-100)

Lot No. 44

44 DANUBIAN CELTS. Initial Phase. Early 3rd Cen-

tury B.C. Celtic imitation of a Tetradrachm of Philip II of Macedon. Laureate head of Zeus r. Rv. Horseman r. with branch; thunderbolt and I below, dolphin to r. 14.21 grams. BMC Si var. Though slightly barbarous, a good approximation of the Greek prototypes. Pleasing medium gray. Very Fine. An excellent example. (600-800)

45 Northern Bulgaria-Danube Valley. Tetradrachm.

Celtic imitation of Alexander III or Philip III of Mace- don. Typically bulbous head of “Herakles” r. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1.; double axe monogram to lower 1. and I below throne. 15.52 grams. BMC 198, Gobi, OT. PI. 44, 579. 11. Dark gray tone. Very Fine. (300-400)

*46 East Celts. Tetradrachm. Celtic imitation of a Tetradrachm of the Alexander/Seleukos type. Head of Herakles r. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1., symbol to 1. stylized wreath or sun with rays. 13.53 grams. Preda, Pl.V.ll; Gobi OT. PL. 42. 569. Unpublished symbol. Pale gray ton- ing. Very Fine. (400-600)

MAGNA GRAECIA

47 ALBA FUCENS. Latium. 303-263 B.C. AR Half-Unit (Obol). Head of Athena r. wearing crested Corinthian helmet. Rv. Eagle standing r. on thunderbolt, wings spread. 0.60 grams. SNG ANS 112. Granular surfaces, darkly toned. Well centered and sharply struck. Nice Very Fine. (100-150)

Lot No. 48

48 NEAPOLIS. Campania. Ca. 325-241 B.C. Didrachm. Diademed head of nymph r., pileus behind. Rv. Man- headed bull standing r., crowned by Nike flying above, eth- nic in exergue 701 grams. SNG Cop.403f, SNG ANS 322f var Mark on cheek of nymph but boldly struck in high re- lief Choice Very Fine, and attractively toned. (400-600)

49 NEAPOLIS. Ca. 325-241 B.C. Fourree Didrachm. Diademed head of nymph 1. Rv. Man-headed bull walk- ing r., crowned by Nike flying above, ethnic in exergue. 6.51 grams. SNG ANS 383, BMC 64. The core is exposed discreetly at a few points. Unusual style. Very Fine, toned. (150-200)

*50 NEAPOLIS. Ca. 276-265 B.C. Didrachm. Diademed head of nymph 1., dolphin behind. Rv. Man-headed bull walking r., crowned by Nike as last, BI below, ethnic in exergue. 7.34 grams. SNG ANS 388 (same dies), SNG Cop. — , BMC — . Very Fine, lovely toned surfaces.

(400-600)

*51 NEAPOLIS. Ca. 276-265 B.C. Didrachm. Types as last except krater behind head of nymph and letter A below the bull. 6.38 grams. SNG ANS 418 (same dies), cf. SNG Cop. 442. Very Fine, toned and rare, the ANS specimen exhibiting the same unusually low weight.

(400-600)

52 TARENTUM. Calabria. Ca. 4th Century B.C.

Drachm. Head of Athena r. wearing helmet decorated with Skylla. Rv. Owl standing r. 3.20 grams. S.367. Top of owl’s head off the flan. Pale gray. Close to Very Fine.

(200-250)

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53 TARENTUM. Ca. 4th Century B.C. Obol. Kantharos flanked by stars, both sides. 0.48 grams. Cf. Vlasto 1644. Medium gray toning, minor deposits on the reverse. Very Fine. (150-200)

54 TARENTUM. Ca. 4th Century B.C. Diobol. Head of Athena 1. Rv. Herakles fighting lion, scythe below. 1.37 grams. S.351. Minor flan crack. Reverse off center. Very Fine with a pleasing dark tone. ( 100-150)

*55 TARENTUM. 272-235 B.C. Didrachm. Youth r. crown- ing horse. Rv. Taras on dolphin 1. holding kantharos; cock in field to r. 6.29 grams. Vlasto 848. Extremely Fine and lustrous. (400-600)

RARE PUNIC WAR STATER

Lot No. 56

56 TARENTUM. Occupation by Hannibal. 212- 209 B.C. Didrachm. Horseman r. wearing helmet and cuirass and holding palm; IDKANNAY below. Rv. Taras on dolphin 1. holding trident and kan- tharos, owl to r. 3.50 grams. Vlasto 984ff. Pale gray toning. Extremely Fine. (900-1,250)

*57 TARENTUM. 212-209 B.C. under Carthaginian oc- cupation. Didrachm. Youth on horseback r. holding palm and crowning horse; KPITO-I below. Rv. Taras on dolphin 1. holding trident and Nike. 3.97 grams. Vlasto 978. Slightly off center. Pleasing pale gray toning. Ex- tremely Fine. (500-600)

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*58 TARENTUM. 220-210 B.C. under Carthaginian oc- cupation. Va Shekel. Head of Tanit 1. wreathed with corn. Rv. Horse standing r. 1.62 grams. SNG Cop. 336. Well centered on a slightly ragged flan. Pale gray toning. Extremely Fine. (400-500)

59 TARENTUM. 220-210 B.C. Va Shekel. A second exam- ple, as last, but pellet below the horse. 1.90 grams. SNG Cop. 336. Slightly ragged flan. Close to Extremely Fine. Pleasing pale gray. (300-400)

ATTRACTIVE STATER OF METAPONTION

Lot No. 60

60 METAPONTION. Lucania. 400-350 B.C. Stater. Fe- male head 1. Rv. Ear of barley, owl on leaf to r.; MET up- wards to 1. 7.81 grams. Noe 46 (this coin). Obverse a bit soft. Dark tone. Close to Extremely Fine. (600-800)

Ex Stack's J.P. Morgan Sale (September 1983, lot 20); Strozzi Col- lection 996.

Lot No. 61

61 METAPONTION. 212-207 B.C. 1/2 Shekel. Head of Athena r. wearing crested Corinthian helmet. Rv. Ear of barley, symbol small owl with spread wings; META to 1. 3.47 grams. SNG ANS 550. Perfectly centered and sharply struck. Pale gray toning. Extremely Fine. (1,250-1,500)

Lot No. 62

62 VELIA. Lucania. Ca. 400-350 B.C. Stater. Head of Athena r. wearing Attic helmet decorated with griffin. Rv. Lion walking r., <t> above, 9 below. 7.49 grams. SNG ANS 1308. Slightly irregularly shaped flan toned a pale gray with traces of golden iridescence. Extremely Fine.

(700-900)

ATTRACTIVE STATER OF KAULONIA

Lot No. 63

63 KAULONIA. Bruttium. 480-388 B.C. Stater. Naked figure of Apollo walking r. holding laurel branch and small running figure on outstretched arm; small stag to r. with head turned; KAV retrograde to 1. Rv. Stag standing r. 7.85 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 487. Well cen- tered on a compact flan with numerous die breaks. Medium gray. Very Fine. (1,000-1,500)

64 KAULONIA. 480-388 B.C. Vi Stater. Apollo walking r., holding laurel branch; stag before. Rv. Stag standing r., kantharos above. 2.19 grams. SNG ANS 219. Granular surfaces toned a pale gray. Fine/Nearlv Very Fine.

(125-150)

Lot No. 65

65 KROTON. Bruttium. Ca. 530-500 B.C. Archaic

Stater. Ornate tripod, heron to 1. Rv. Tripod incuse. 8.04 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 496. Dark gray, slightly irides- cent toning with minor deposits on the reverse. Close to Extremely Fine. (600-800)

66 LOKROI EPIZEPHYRIOI. Bruttium. 332-300 B.C.

Stater. Pegasos flying 1., thunderbolt below. Rv. Hel- meted head of Athena 1.; AOKPQN before. 8.69 grams. SNG ANS 513. Scattering of light deposits and the re- verse slightly off center. Nevertheless, Extremely Fine with a pleasing pale gray toning. (400-500)

SICILY

RARE TETRADRACHM OF KATANE

Lot No. 67

67 KATANE. Ca. 425 B.C. Tetradraehm. Slow quadriga driven r. by male charioteer; Nike above crowning horses. Rv. Laureate head of Apollo r. with short hair, traces of inscription to r. 16.92 grams. Rizzo PI. XI. 3, Ivraay Pl.49.841. Incipient exfoliation in a band in the center of the reverse. Even medium gray. Very Fine.

(1,500-2,000)

Lot No. 68

68 GELA. 480/475-475/470 B.C. Tetradraehm. Walking quadriga driven r. by standing male charioteer, Nike fly- ing above and crowning horses. Rv. Forepart of man- headed bull r.; CEAAI above. 17.19 grams. Jenkins 170 Flan elongated horizontally, perfectly suited for a full depiction of the types. Medium gray toning with some darker patination about the periphery. Very Fine and attract ive. ( 800- 1 ,000 )

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EXCELLENT TETRADRACHM OE HIM ERA

Lot No. 69

69 HIMERA. 465-415 B.C. Tetradrachm. Charioteer in long chiton driving quadriga 1., crowned by Nike flying above. Rv. Nymph standing 1. pouring libation from pat- era over altar; satyr to r. washing below fountain. 17.29 grams. SNG Lloyd 1 0 1 7 f . Well centered on a compact flan resulting in the loss of some legends and top of nymph's head. Attractive pale gray toning. Choice Very Fine. (1,500-2,000)

ATTRACTIVE LEONTINOI TETRADRACHM

Lot No. 70

70 LEONTINOI. Ca.425 B.C. Tetradrachm. Laureate head of Apollo 1. Rv. Roaring lion’s head 1., three barley grains around, bay leaf behind. 17.36 grams. SNG Cop. 257. Pale gray. Extremely Fine. (1,500-2,000)

Lot No. 71

71 MESSANA. 440-430 B.C. Tetradrachm. Biga of mules driven r. by standing charioteer, Nike above crowning the mules. Rv. Hare bounding r., crescent below. 17.38 grams. Reverse die of SNG Cop. 395. Slightly elongated horizontally. Pale gray and golden. Choice Very Fine/ Very Fine. (1,250-1,750)

Ia>i No. 72

72 SYRACUSE. 485-479 B.C. Tetradrachm. Slow quadriga driven r. by bearded charioteer. Rv. Head of Artemis-Arethusa r., hair turned up under diadem of beads; four dolphins around. 16.91 grams. Boeh.151. Somewhat granular surfaces toned a medium gray. Choice Very Fine. ( 800- 1 ,000 )

*73 SYRACUSE. 474-450 B.C. Tetradrachm. Slow quadriga driven r. by standing male charioteer; Nike fly- ing above and crowning horses, sea-serpent in ex. Rv. Head of Artemis Arethusa r., hair bound by diadem of beads, four dolphins around. 16.77 grams. Boeh.479. Clear types on a full, slightly elongated flan. Very Fine.

(700-900)

Lot No. 74

74 SYRACUSE. Agathokles, 317-289 B.C. Tetra- drachm, ca. 310-305 A.D. Head of Artemis Arethusa 1., three dolphins around, monogram off the flan. Rv. Gal- loping quadriga driven 1. by charioteer holding goad; triskeles above, [I]YPAKOZlQN/monogram. 17.18 grams. Old, even medium gray cabinet toning. Choice Very Fine. (800-1,000)

*75 SYRACUSE. Agathokles. Tetradrachm, 305-300 B.C. Head of Persephone r. wreathed with corn; KOPAX downward behind. Rv. Nike standing r. erecting trophy; triskeles to 1., ArAYOKAEIQX upwards behind. 17.00 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 949. Head and shoulders of Nike not struck up. Otherwise, Choice Very Fine, toned medium gray with some darker areas on the reverse.

(600-800)

*76 SYRACUSE. Democracy, 214-212 B.C. 8 Litrai. Hel- meted head of Athena 1., monogram behind. Rv. Winged thunderbolt, SO below. 6.59 grams. SNG ANS 1044. Full flan toned a medium gray with some minor pitting and a hairline flan crack. Sharply struck. Nice Very Fine. (400-600)

TWO ATTRACTIVE TETRADRACHMS OF CARTHAGINAN SICILY

Lot No. 77

11 CARTHAGINIAN SICILY. Ca. 300 B.C. Tetra drachm, “People of the Camp.” Head of Tanit-Perse- phone 1. wreathed with corn, three dolphins around. Rv. Horse’s head 1., palm tree behind, AMMChNT below. 17.29 grams. SNG Lloyd 1634. Even medium gray ton- ing. Close to Extremely Fine and attractive.

(1,000-1,250)

*78 CARTHAGINIAN SICILY. Ca. 300 B.C. Tetra- drachm. “People of the Camp.” Head of Herakles in lion’s skin r. Rv. Horse’s head 1.; club before, palm tree behind, MhMmNT below. 17.11 grams. SNG Lloyd 1650. Full types, well centered on a typically t luck, com- pact flan. Medium gray toning with a few deposits. Choice Very Fine. (600-800)

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MAINLAND GREECE

79 KINGS OF MACEDON. Perdikkas II, 454-413 B.C.

Light Tetrobol. Horse prancing r. Rv. Crested helmet r. within linear square and shallow incuse square. 1.90 grams. BMC 8. Granular surfaces, toned a slightly un- even pale and medium gray. Fine. (100-125)

*80 MACEDON. Alexander the Great, 336-323 B.C.

Tetradrachm, 300-295 B.C. Miletos. Head of Herakles r. wearing lion’s skin. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1. holding eagle, monogram to 1. and double-headed axe below throne. 16.70 grams. Price 2143. Broad depiction of Herakles filling whole planchet. Light cleaning scratches. Very Fine. (250-350)

*81 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 319-315 B.C. Sardes. Usual Herakles head/Zeus types, but monogram/star to 1. 16.90 grams. Price 2664. Minor scrape in obverse field. Cleaned and just beginning to re- tone. Well centered on a full flan. Very Fine. (250-350)

*82 Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 330-327 B.C. Ake. Head of Herakles/Zeus as last, but M below throne. 17.07 grams. Newell 3, Price 3240. Compact, slightly elongated flan. Medium gray and golden toning. Very Fine. (200-300)

83 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 332/1 B.C. Sidon. Usual Herakles/Zeus types, but Phoenician letter in field to 1. and another below the throne. 17.12 grams. Newell 9, Price 3468. Medium gray. Fine to Very Fine. (125-150)

SUPERB TYRE MINT TETRADRACHM

Lot No. 84

84 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 305-290 B.C. Tyre. Usual Herakles/Zeus types but club in circle to 1. and monogram in circle below the throne. 17.17 grams. Price 3541, Newell 12. Obverse slightly off center. Reverse struck in magnificent high relief. Ex- tremely Fine. (1,250-1,500)

Ex Stack’s Sale < March 1983, lot 31).

*85 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 311-305 B.C. ‘Babylon.’ Usual Herakles/Zeus types, monogram in wreath to 1. 16.97 grams. Price 3747. Slightly elongated flan. Boldly struck, the reverse slightly doubled. Bright surfaces just beginning to tone. Choice Very Fine. (250-350)

86 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Drachm, 310-301 B.C. Colophon. Usual Herakles/Zeus types, N in field to 1. 4.21 grams. Price 1797. Broad flan toned a pleasing medium gray. Clear types. Close to Extremely Fine.

(200-300)

87 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Drachm, 319-305

B.C. Magnesia ad Maeandrum. Usual Herakles/Zeus types, monograms to 1. and under throne. 4.10 grams. Price 1973. Cleaned and now beginning to tone. Broad, clear types. Close to Very Fine. ( 100-150)

*88 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Drachm, 325-323 B.C. Miletos. Herakles/Zeus as last, but monogram to 1. 4.30 grams. Price 2090. Mint State. The reverse is a bit weak about the periphery, but as struck. Pale gray and golden. (250-350)

89 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Drachms (2). Usual Herakles/Zeus types, the first with monogram to 1. and club to r., the second with corn grain to 1. Both Very Good to Fine. 2 pieces. (100-150)

*90 MACEDON. Alexander the Great. Tetradrachm, 188-170 B.C. Temnos. Restoration issue. Herakles head/ Zeus types as last, but monogram and oenochoe framed by vine branch and struck on a broad, thin flan, typical of these restoration issues. 16.33 grams. Price 1686. Medium gray tone with a scattering of darker deposits. Very Fine. (200-300)

91 MACEDON. Philip III Arrhidaeus, 323-317 B.C.

Tetradrachm, 323-300 B.C. Uncertain eastern mint. Usual Herakles/Zeus types, monogram to 1. 16.78 grams. Price P224. Lightly pitted surfaces, toned a pale gray. Very Fine. (200-250)

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92 MACEDON. Philip III. Drachm, 323-319 B.C. ‘Colophon.’ Herakles/Zeus types as last, but symbol lyre. 4.33 grams. Price P43. Pale gray. About Extremely Fine.

(200-300)

Lot No. 93

93 MACEDON. Philip V, 221-179 B.C. Tetradrachm. Macedonian shield with the head of the hero Perseus in the center, wearing a helmet decorated with the forepart of a griffin, harpa behind. Rv. BAII AEGI/elub/ OlAinnOY, monogram above and two below, all within oak wreath; club to outer 1. 16.94 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 1209. Pleasing medium grav toning. Very Fine.

(500-750)

*94 MACEDON under Roman Rule. 158-146 B.C.

Tetradrachm. Amphipolis. Macedonian shield with di- ademed head of Artemis in the center, quiver behind. Rv. MAKEAONGN/club/nPt2THl; all within oak wreath, thunderbolt to outer 1. 17.03 grams. BMC 1. Pleasing medium gray toning. Sharply struck. Choice Very Fine. (400-600)

*95 MACEDON under Roman Rule. 93-88 B.C. or later. Tetradrachm. Head of deified Alexander the Great r. with flowing hair, wearing horn of Ammon; MAKEAONfONl, 0 behind. Rv. Club, chair and monej chest; AESILLAS Q. above, all within wreath. 16.75 grams. BMC 81. Medium gray toning. Nice Very Fine.

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"96 KINGS OF PAEON I A. Patraos, 340-315 B.C. Tetra- drachm. Head of Apollo r. with short hair. Rv. Warrior on horseback r. spearing fallen enemy; bell to 1. 12.71 grams. BMC 4. Unusually well centered for this issue. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

Lot No. 97

97 KINGS OF THRACE. Lysimachos, 323-281 B.C.

Tetradrachm, 297/6-282/1 B.C. Lampsakos. Head of the deified Alexander the Great r., wearing horn of Ammon. Rv. Athena enthroned 1., monogram and star to inner 1. 17.12 grams. Th.61. Well centered and sharply struck on a compact flan. Minor scrape on the cheek masked by a golden, medium gray toning. Excellent Alexander por- trait in high relief. Nice Very Fine. (600-800)

98 THRACE. Lysimachos. Drachm, 305-297 B.C. Magne-

sia ad Maeandrum. Continuation of Alexander types. Head of Herakles r. wearing lion’s skin. Rv. Zeus en- throned 1., forepart of lion to 1. and monogram below throne. 4.12 grams. Price L29B. Pale gray toning. Very Fine/Nearly Very Fine. (200-300)

99 THRACE. Lysimachos. Drachm, 299/8-297/6 B.C.

Lampsakos. Hei'akles/Zeus as last, but foreparts of Pe- gasos/lion to 1. 4.05 grams. Th.35. Well centered. Pale gray. Fine to Very7 Fine. (150-200)

ATTRACTIVE STATER OF ABDERA

Lot No. 100

100 ABDERA. Thrace. 386/5-375 B.C. Stater. Griffin

seated 1. Rv. Herakles striding r. holding club and lion’s skin and bow; tiny scallop below, magistrate’s name to 1. 11.46 grams. May 402. Well centered. Pale gray toning. Choice Very Fine. (1,000-1,500)

101 ABDERA. 373-360 B.C. Hemidrachm. Griffin spring- ing 1. Rv. Laureate head of Apollo r. within linear square. 1.64 grams. Cf. May 518ff, but monogram below the griffin. Struck from rusty dies. Close to Very Fine.

(125-150)

102 CHERSONESOS. Thrace. 400-350 B.C. Hemi-

drachm. Forepart of lion r., head turned. Rv. Quadripar- tite incuse square, pellet in alternate angles. 2.29 grams. Dark tone. Nearly Very P’ine. (75-100)

103 CHERSONESOS. 400-350 B.C. Hemidrachms (2).

Forepart of lion/incuse square as last, but lyre and AT' monogram-pellet, star and retrograde EY monogram- pellet 2.46 and 2.35 grams. Both Close to Very Fine, the first with an edge test cut, the second slightly off center both sides. 2 pieces. < 100-125)

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104 CHERSONESOS. Hemidrachms (2). As last, but dol- phin (?) and Ar monogram-pellet, amphora. 2.31 and 2.40 grams. Both Close to Very Fine, the first with and edge test cut, the second off center. 2 pieces. (100-125)

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CHOICE ARCHAIC THASOS STATER

Lot No. 105

105 THASOS. 520-510 B.C. Archaic Stater. Ithy- phallic satyr r. carrying struggling nymph, who raises her “Y” shaped hand in protest. Rv. Quadri- partite incuse square. 9.47 grams. SNG ANS Dew- ing 1312. Types fully visible on a compact flan. Slightly granular surfaces, toned a pale gray. Very Fine. An unusually bold depiction. (2,000-2,500)

Lot No. 106

106 THASOS. After 146 B.C. Tetradrachm. Head of young Dionysos r. wreathed with ivy. Rv. Herakles standing 1. holding club and lion’s skin; M before. 17.03 grams. SNG Cop. 1039. Medium gray and golden toning with a few scattered deposits. Beautifully styled and well struck on a broad, this flan with bevelled edges. Ex- tremely Fine. (400-600)

This issue was widely imitated by the Celtic tribes on the nearby mainland. The above coin, however, is a splendid ex- ample of the Greek original, distinctive by the fineness of the styling and the shape of the flan.

*107 THASOS. After 146 B.C. Tetradrachm. Dionysos/Her- akles as last. 17.04 grams. SNG Cop. 1039. Medium gray with light deposits. Nicely styled as the previous lot. Ex- tremely Fine. A second excellent example of the Greek original. (400-600)

108 THASOS. 2nd- 1st Century B.C. Tetradrachm. Late

Celtic imitation. OT Class V.3. Legend of dots. Dionysos head/Herakles of recognizable human form; club and lion’s skin clear, II to inner 1. Legend as double row of disconnected dots. 17.05 grams. Dark gray. Close to Very Fine. (300-400)

109 ISTROS. Black Sea Area. 400-350 B.C. Stater. Two

male heads facing, one inverted. Rv. Sea-eagle flying 1. carrying dolphin, A below. 4.36 grams. BMC 2. Dark

gray. Very Good to Fine. ( 100-125)

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LAMIA. Thessaly. 400-344 B.C. Hemidrachm. Head of young Dionysos 1. wreathed with ivy. Rv. Amphora, ivy leaf above. 2.41 grams. BMC 2. Lightly corroded sur- faces, darkly toned. Fine. (100-125)

LARISSA. Thessaly. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Nymph's head A 1. Rv. Horse grazing r., foreleg raised, symbol trident head below; AAPII/AION. 6.12 grams. Minor edge breaks, toned a pleasing pale gray, slightly irides- cent. Close to Extremely Fine and attractive. ( 150-200)

LARISSA. 340-320 B.C. Drachm. Nymph’s head/horse grazing r. as last but symbol plant below; AAPII/ARN. 6.04 grams. Herrmann P1.V.12. Flan elongated horizon- tally affecting horse’s head, minor deposits. Very Fine.

(100-150)

TRIKKA. Thessaly. 480-420 B.C. Hemidrachm. Naked Thessalian youth standing r. restraining forepart of unruly bull. Rv. Forepart of horse prancing r., all within incuse square. 2.75 grams. BMC 6. Pale gray. Very Good, Fine. (125-150)

THESSALIAN LEAGUE. 196-146 B.C. Double Victo- riatus. Zeus head r. Rv. Athena Itonia r. brandishing spear. Magistrates HET-PAI|OY|, [nTO]AEMAfIOY|. 5.71 grams. BMC 20. Granular surfaces toned medium gray. Part of beard flatlv struck. Nice Very Fine.

(125-150)

PHOKIS. 480-460 B.C. Triobol. Bull’s head facing. Rv. Archaic head of Artemis r. within incuse square. 2.99 grams. BMC 11. Granular surfaces toned a dark gray. Very Fine/Nice Fine. (200-300)

ERETRIA. Euboia. 357-267 B.C. Drachm. Head of nymph Euboia 1., hair rolled. Rv. Cow’s head % face to r., filleted horns and EY above. 3.42 grams. BMC 8. Lightly granular surfaces and minor scratches. Very Fine. (150-200)

ATHENS. Attica. 460-455 B.C. Obol. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rv. Owl standing r. 0.69 grams. Starr p. XXIV. n. Obverse off center. Very Good/Very Fine.

(100-125)

Lot No. 118

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Helmeted head of Athena, archaic eye. Rv. Owl standing r., tail as single prong. 17.10 grams. Dewing 1596. The nose off the planchet, gray tone. Choice Very Fine. (400-600)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. T etradrachm. A second, as last. 17.13 grams. Dewing 1612. Decently struck and centered. Lightly grainy. Very Fine. (300-400)

ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachms. A third, as last. 17.14 grams. Dfwing 1616. Obverse slightly off center. Dark patination, clear types. Very Fine. (250-350)

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121 ATHENS. 449-413 B.C. Tetradrachm. Athena head/ owl as last. 17.22 grams. Uncleaned. Heavy, rough dark gray patination. Very Fine. (300-400)

Lot No. 122

122 ATHENS. 425-404 B.C. Tetradrachm. Athena/owl as last, but late issue. 17.17 grams. Well centered on a round, compact flan. About Extremely Fine. (400-600)

123 ATHENS. 425-404 B.C. Tetradrachm. Another late issue Athena/owl as last. 17.13 grams. Well centered and nicely struck on a compact, nearly round flan. Pale gray with areas of darker patination. Choice Very Fine.

(400-600)

*124 ATHENS. 425-404 B.C. Tetradrachm. A third late issue Athena/owl. 17.20 grams. Dewing 1611. Lightly toned planchet, slightly elongated. Close to Extremely Fine. (400-600)

125 ATHENS. 425-404 B.C. Tetradrachm. A fourth and final late issue Athena/owl as above. 17.07 grams. Well centered on a compact, slightly elongated flan. Dark gray. Close to Very Fine. (200-300)

Lot No. 126

126 ATHENS. 4th Century B.C. Tetradrachm. Helmeted head of Athena r., eye in profile. Rv. Owl standing r. 17.15 grams. Close to Extremely Fine. (400-600)

Lot No. 127

127 ATHENS. Ca. 148/47 B.C. New Style Tetradrachm. Head of Athena Parthenos r. wearing crested Attic hel- met decorated with Pegasos and foreparts of horses. Rv. Owl standing facing on overturned amphora; magis- trates AMMO- and AIO-; symbol cornucopiae to r. Traces of an undertype. 16.60 grams. Th.llle. (Mork- holm dating). Slightly granular surfaces, toned medium gray with darker deposits. Unusually sharply struck with sharp detail. Close to Extremely Fine. (300-400)

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Lot No. 128

128 ATHENS. Ca. 125/4 B.C. New Style Tetradrachm. Athena Parthenos/owl as last, but magistrates I IOAE- MON, AAKETHZ, AGPO- and symbol tripod. 16.78 grams. Th.472b (Morkholm dating). Pleasing medium gray toning. Nice Very Fine. (250-350)

129 ATHENS. Ca. 105/4 B.C. New Style Tetradrachm. Athena head/owl as last, but symbol winged Tyehe with amphora to r.; magistrates HPAKAEIAHI, EYKAHI and DIONYIOT — . 16.55 grams. Th.779c. (Morkholm dating). Lightly granular surfaces toned a medium gray. Very Fine. ‘ (250-350)

130 AIGINA. 510-490 B.C. Stater. Smooth-shell turtle. Rv. Incuse of “windmill’' pattern. 12.19 grams. SNG Dewing 1657. Nearly full turtle. Very Good. (300-400)

131 AIGINA. 510-490 B.C. Obol. Smooth-shelled sea turtle with central row of dots. Rv. Incuse square divided into triangular compartments. 0.98 grams. Grose 6016. PI. 212. 21. Medium gray. Nice Fine. (300-400)

Lot No. 132

132 CORINTH. Ca.350 B.C. Stater. Pegasos with pointed wing flying 1., Koppa below. Rv. Head of Athena 1. wear- ing Corinthian helmet decorated with wreath; A-P be- fore and cornucopiae with corn-ears behind. 8.41 grams. BMC 257. Unusually well centered and sharply struck. A few old scratches in the fields, masked by a slightly iri- descent gray patina. Close to Extremely Fine. (200-300)

133 CORINTH. 350-306 B.C. Trihemidrachm. Bellero- phon, wearing chlamys and petasos, riding Pegasos r. with pointed wing, Koppa below. Rv. Chimaera r., cuirass below. 3.56 grams. BMC 320 var. (unlisted with cuirass). Dark gray patination. Minor edge test cut. Close to Very Fine and rare. < 150-200)

134 ARGOS. Argolis. Before 146 B.C. H emidrachm. Forepart of wolf r. Rv. Large A., trident head below, A - A above, MAP below. 2.30 grams. BMC 111. Medium gray. Very Fine. (200-300)

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RARE DRACHM OF ELYROS

Lot No. 135

135 ELYROS. 330-270 B.C. Drachm. Goat’s head r., ar- rowhead 1. below. Rv. Bee; unclear monogram to 1. 5.19 grams. Cleaned with small areas of discoloration in the fields. Very Fine and rare. ( 1,000-1,250)

ASIA AND AFRICA CHOICE PORTRAIT OF MITHRADATES VI

Lot No. 136

136 KINGS OF PONTOS. Mithradates VI Eupator, the

Great, 120-63 B.C. Tetradrachm, undated (96-5 B.C.). Diademed head r. with long, flowing hair. Rv. Pegasos standing 1. drinking, r. foreleg raised, star and crescent in field to L, monogram to r. 15.99 grams. BMC 4, R.G.I.Tf.II.ll. Medium gray toning with some periph- eral deposits, lightly tooled. Exceptionally sharp portrait of this famous adversary of Republican Rome. Close to Extremely Fine/Choice Very Fine. (800-1,000)

137 SINOPE. Pontos. Ca. 550-475 B.C. Drachm. Crude eagle head 1. Rv. Quadripartite reverse with two sunken portions, a pellet in each. SNG ANS Dewing 2127. Very Fine, toned, obverse test cut; TYRE. Phoenicia. 5th Century B.C. Stater. Melkarth riding hippocamp r. Rv. Owl, carrying crook and flail, standing r. Cf. Dewing 2670. Fine, toned, misshapen planchet. 2 pieces. ( 150-200)

138 SINOPE. Paphlagonia. 480-450 B.C. Drachm.

Eagle’s head 1., dolphin below. Rv. Quadripartite incuse square, alternate quarters deeper, each with pellet. 6.23 grams. S.3687. A good example of this typically crude issue. Medium gray. Very Fine. 1 150-200)

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139 SINOPE. 480-450 B.C. Drachm. Eagle incuse as last. 6.08 grams. Lumpy fabric with eagle’s head barely iden- tifiable. Medium gray surfaces, lightly pitted. Fine.

(100-150)

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*140 KINGDOM OF BITHYNIA. Nikomedes II. 149 128 B.C. Tetradrachm, 133/2 B.C. Diademed head r. Rv. Zeus standing 1. holding wreath and scepter, eagle, monogram and date before. 16.68 grams. BMC 2. Broad flan, chipped on the obverse rim, with even, old medium gray cabinet toning. Good Hellenistic portrait. Very Fine. (300-400)

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ATTRACTIVE BITHYNIAN TETRAD RACHM

Lot No. 141

141 BITHYNLA. Nikomedes IV, 94-74 B.C. Tetradrachm,

92 1 B.C. (Year 206). Diademed head r. Rv. Zeus stand- ing 1. holding scepter and wreath; eagle on thunderbolt, monogram and date to inner 1. 16.22 grams. Dewing 2159, BMC 2 (as Nikomedes III). Attractive surfaces toned a pale gray with golden iridescence. About Ex- tremely Fine. (800-1,000)

142 PARION. Mysia. Ca. 480 B.C. Drachms (2). Facing

gorgoneion. Rv. Incuse square with pellet in center. 3.35, 3.51 grams. Lower jaw off the flan on both exam- ples. Nevertheless, decent depictions for these crude is- sues. Very Fine and Fine respectively, both toned a pale gray. 2 pieces. (150-200)

143 PERGAMON. Mysia. After 133 B.C. Cistophoric

Tetradrachm. Cista mystica with serpent, all within wreath. Rv. Two coiled serpents, bow case between; DA above. 11.59 grams. BMC — . Heavy, partial patina, lightly tooled. Fine to Very Fine. (75-100)

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*144 MYRINA. Aiolis. After 165 B.C. Tetradrachm. Laure- ate head of Apollo Grynion r. Rv. Apollo Grynion stand- ing 1. holding branch and phiale, omphalos and amphora at his feet, uncertain monogram before. 15.99 grams. SNG von Aulock 1660. Medium and dark gray toning. Very Fine. (300-400)

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145 LESBOS. Time of the Ionian Revolt. 499-494 B.C.

Silver Vs Stater. Roaring lion’s head r. with dotted trun- cation. Rv. Quadripartite square incuse. 1.48 grams. Cp. Bod.L2ff (Eleetrum Hectae with comparable lion’s head style). Choice Very Fine. (600-800)

RARE BILLON QUARTER STATER OF LESBOS

Lot No. 146

LESBOS. 500-450 B.C. Billon lA Stater. Two boars’ heads facing one another. Rv. Incuse square. 2.27 grams. ANS Rosen 541. Perfectly centered. Medium gray. Very Fine and rare. (800-1,000)

HERAKLELA ad IATMON. Ionia. Ca. 160 B.C. Oc-

tobol. Head of Athena r. in crested Corinthian helmet. Rv. Club in laurel wreath. 5.01 grams. SNG Dewing 2283f iHemilitron and Tetradrachm). Pleasing pale gray and golden Choice Very Fine. (600-800)

KLAZOMENAL Ionia. 480-450 B.C. Obol. Forepart of winged boar r Rv. Quadripartite incuse square. 1.05 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 2261 Granular surfaces. Very Fine. (125-150)

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149 MILETOS. Ionia. Ca. 190 B.C. Octobol. Laureate head of Apollo r. Rv. Lion standing r., head turned back; star above and monogram to r. 4.30 grams. S.4512. Cleaned and edge chipped. Nonetheless, a decent Fine. ( 150-200)

CHOICE DRACHM OF HALIKARNASSOS

Lot No. 150

150 HALIKARNASSOS. Caria. 400-377 B.C. Drachm

Laureate head of Apollo 3A to r. Rv. Eagle standing r., olive spray to r.; all in square incuse. 3.45 grams. BMC 3f. Well struck in high relief. Beautiful pale gray and golden toning. Extremely Fine. (850-1,250)

151 RHODES. 304-167 B.C. Drachm. Head of Helios 3A

face to r. Rv. Rose with tendril, trident head to 1., AMEINIAE above. 2.71 grams. BMC 162. Dark gray ton- ing. Close to Very Fine. (150-200)

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152 RHODES. 167-88 B.C. Drachm. Radiate head of Helios r. Rv. Rose with bud, magistrate APIITOKPITOX, sym- bol club. 2.79 grams. BMC 250, but for magistrate. Pale gray surfaces, grainy. Close to Very Fine. ( 100-150)

153 RHODIAN PERALA. 3rd-2nd Century B.C. Drachm.

Head of Helios facing with eagle standing r. before his r. cheek. Rv. Rose; E - A JA - A. 2.32 grams. BMC — . Pale gray toning. Very Fine. (125-150)

154 LYCIA. Uncertain Dynasts. 480-440 B.C. Vs Stater.

Pegasos with curled wing flying 1. on circular shield. Rv. Triskeles within dotted incuse square. 1.03 grams. SNG von Aul.4091. Granular surfaces toned a pale gray. Close to Very Fine. (100-125)

155 SELGE. Pisidia. 3rd Century B.C. Trihemiobols (4).

Facing gorgoneion with long hair, resembling Apollo or Helios. Rv. Head of Athena r. in crested helmet; three with astragalos and one with spear point behind. BMC 23, 28. All with slightly granular medium or dark gray toning, one with irregularly shaped flan slightly bent on the rim. Very Fine. 4 pieces. (200-300)

156 KELENDERIS. Cilicia. 350-333 B.C. Obol. Horse

prancing r. Rv. Goat kneeling 1. looking back. 0.69 grams. S.5539. Lightly granular. Fine/Very Fine. (100-125)

*157 NAGIDOS. Cilicia. Ca.370 B.C. Stater. Aphrodite, holding patera, seated 1., Eros behind. Rv. Dionysos standing 1. holding grapes and scepter. 10.60 grams. SNG Cop. 178, SNG Levante 7 var. Unencumbered by the usual obverse die rust. Extremely Fine. (300-400)

CHOICE STATER OF SALAMIS

Lot No. 158

158 SAIAMIS. Cyprus. Euagoras I, 411-374 B.C. Stater. Bearded head of Herakles r. wearing lion’s skin. Rv. Ram reclining r., corn-ear above; all within linear circle. 10.76 grams. SNG Cop. 47. Good metal surfaces toned a pale gray. Slightly elongated flan. Choice Very Fine. (800- 1 .000)

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159 KINGS OF SYRIA. Seleukos I, 312-280 B.C. Tetra- drachm, 302-290 B.C. Carrhae. Continuation of the Alexander types. Head of Herakles wearing lion’s skin. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1. holding eagle, bueranium above monogram in circle to 1. and monogram below the throne. 16.63 grams. WSM 774. Compact flan. Lightly corroded surfaces, cleaned. Very Fine. (200-250)

*160 SYRIA. Seleukos I. Tetradrachm. Seleucia on the Tigris. Alexander types. Beardless head of Herakles/ Zeus as last, but monogram to 1. and Al below the throne. 16.36 grams. ESM 4. Well centered on a compact flan. Cleaned and beginning to tone. Very Fine.

(300-400)

*161 SYRIA. Antiochos Hierax, 246-227 B.C. Tetra- drachm, 228/7 B.C. Lampsakos. Diademed, youthful head r. Rv. Apollo seated 1. on omphalos holding arrow and resting hand on bow; long torch above forepart of winged horse to inner 1., monogram below. 15.86 grams. WSM 1554. Edge chipped. Nevertheless, a rare coin with clear types struck on a broad flan. Medium to dark gray toning. Fine to Very Fine. (400-600 )

162 SYRIA. Antiochos III, 223-187 B.C. Drachm. Ec- batana. Diademed head r. Rv. Indian elephant walking r. 3.78 grams. Houghton 1188 var. Granular surfaces, darkly toned with some peripheral deposits. Very Fine.

(125-150)

163 SYRIA. Antiochos III. Drachm. Rv. Elephant as last.

3.76 grams. S.6940. Light pitting on the reverse. Very Good. (75-100)

*164 SYRIA. Antiochos IV Epiphanes, 175-164 B.C.

Tetradrachm, 165/4 B.C. Antioch. Diademed head r. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1. holding Nike, monogram to outer 1. 16.57 grams. SMA 72. A few digs and a small area of ex- foliation. Nevertheless a good portrait, clear surfaces toned a medium gray and Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

*165 SYRIA. Demetrios I, 162-150 B.C. Tetradrachm, 156/ 5 B.C. Antioch. Diademed head r. Rv. Tyche enthroned 1., monogram to outer 1. 16.68 grams. Newell 97. Com- pact portrait in high relief. Pleasing medium gray tone, slightly iridescent. Close to Very Fine. (250-350)

166 SYRIA. Demetrios I. Tetradrachm, 154/3 B.C. Anti- och. Types as last, hut two monograms to outer 1., date in ex., and broader portrait. 16.71 grams. Newell 108. Pleasing medium gray. Very Fine. (200-300)

Lot No. 167

167 SYRIA. Antiochos VI Dionysos, 145-142 B.C.

Tetradrachm, 144/3 B.C. Radiate head r. of the child- king. Rv. The Dioskouroi on horseback 1., date below horses, two monograms behind and scepter or thvrsos to far 1.; all within wreath of lily, ivy and corn ears. 16.45 grams. Houghton 232 var. Minor edge test cut. A good portrait of this short-lived king. Close to Very Fine.

(400-600)

168 SYRIA. Antiochos VII, 138-129 B.C. Didrachm, un-

clear date. Tyre. Diademed head r. Rv. Eagle standing I. on ship’s prow, club and monogram to 1., date to r. 6.14 grams. Cf. BMC 7. Pitted surfaces, lightly tooled. Very Good. (100-125)

169 SYRIA. Alexander II, 128-123 B.C. Tetradrachm.

Antioch. Rv. Zeus enthroned I. 15.91 grams. SMA 339. Pitted surfaces toned an even medium gray. Obverse slightly off center. About Very Fine; also a Tetradrachm of Ptolemy X of EGYPT, 101-88 B.C. Year 21. Rv. Eagle. Medium gray with deposits. Fine to Very Fine. 2 pieces. (125-150)

*170 ROMAN PROVINCE OF SYRIA. After 64 B.C.

Tetradrachm. Diademed head of Philip Philadelphos r., fillet border. Rv. Zeus enthroned 1. holding Nike and scepter; XAB monogram to 1., date off the flan. 15.55 grams. BMC 5. Pale gray and Extremely Fine. (300-400)

Ex Com Galleries May 1983, lot 143.

171 PERSIAN EMPIRE. 450-330 B.C. Siglos. Great Kmg r. with bow and spear. Rv. Oblong incuse. 5.33 grams. Flan elongated vertically, permitting a full depiction of the Great King. Medium gray. Nearly Very Fine.

(150-200)

CHOICE TETRADRACHM OF EUTHYDEMOS

Lot No. 1 72

172 INDO-GREEK KINGDOMS. Euthydemos I. 230- 190 B.C. Tetradrachm. Balkh mint. Diademed head r. Rv. Herakles seated 1. on rock holding club set on pile of stones. 17.14 grams. Mitch. 85e. Slightly granular, white- silver surfaces, excellent detail. Choice Very Fine.

'(2.000-2.500)

RARE TETRADRACHM OF ANTIALKIDAS

Lot No. 1 73

173 INDO-GREEK KINGDOMS. Antialkidas, ca. 145-135 B.C. Tetradrachm. Indo-Greek standard. Pushkalavati. Diademed and draped bust r. Rv Zeus standing 1. beside elephant, small Nike in his hand. 9.76 grams. Mitch. 273a. Dark tone. Close to Extremely Fine. (4,000-5,000)

174 INDO SCYTHIAN KINGS. Azes II. ca 35 B.C. - 5

A.D. Tetradrachm, 20-1 B.C. Taxila Sirsukh. King on horseback r. Rv. Athena standing r. 9.27 grams. Mitch. 848g. Pale gray. Choice Very Fine. ( 125-150)

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RARE TETRAD RACHM OF MITHRADATES I

Lot No. 1 75

175 PARTHIA. Mithradates I, 171-138 B.C. Tetra-

drachm, 140/139 B.C. Seleukia mint. Diademed head r. Rv. Herakles standing 1 holding club, lion’s skin and cup; monogram to outer 1., date in ex. 15.66 grams. Sell. 13.3, Shore 36. Medium gray with a few areas of darker patination. Sharply struck and of fine, early style. Choice Very Fine. (1,500-2,000)

176 PARTHIA. Mithradates II, 123-88 B.C. Drachms (2).

Diademed bust 1., one with medium and one with long beard. Sell. 24. 9, 27.1. Both medium gray and Nice Very Fine. 2 pieces. (125-150)

177 PARTHIA. Mithradates II. Drachm. Bust 1. with long

beard. Rv. Archer. Sell. 26.1, Shore 77. Sharply struck in high relief. Attractive medium gray toning. Extremely Fine. (100-125)

178 PARTHIA. Vonones I, 8-12 A.D. Drachm. Diademed

bust 1. with square cut beard. Rv. Nike standing r. with palm. Sell. 60. 5, Shore 329. Very Fine. (100-125)

179 PARTHIA. Vonones II, 51 A.D. Drachm. Facing hel-

meted bust with short beard. Rv. Archer enthroned r. holding bow. Sell. 67.1, Shore 368. Granular surfaces toned a pale gray with some deposits about the periph- ery. Choice Very Fine. (150-200)

180 PARTHIA. Vologases III, 105-147 A.D. Drachm.

Bust 1. with long, pointed beard. Rv. Archer and seven line inscription. Sell. 78.3, Shore 414. Reverse lightly double struck. Extremely Fine; SASSANIAN EM- PIRE. Varhran V. 420-438 A.D. Drachm. Isfahan mint. Usual bust/Fire altar with attendants; Khusrau II, 591-628 A.D. Drachm. Ahmadan mint. Similar types. Both Extremely Fine. 3 pieces. (150-200)

181 SASSANIAN EMPIRE. Ardashir I, 226-240 A.D.

Billon Tetradrachm. Bearded bust of king r. wearing close-fitting headdress with ear-flaps. Rv. Fire altar. MAC 784. Darkly toned. About Very Fine; Shapur I, 240-271 A.D. Drachm. Bust of king with turreted head- dress. Rv. Fire altar with attendants. MAC 81 Iff. Dark gray toning. Choice Very Fine. 2 pieces. (150-200)

182 Ardashir I. Drachm. Bust r. with long beard, hair over

shoulders, wearing close fitting headress with globe above.; three pellets to 1. Rv. Usual fire altar. Gobi 9 var. Medium gray. Close to Extremely Fine. (100-125)

183 Shapur I, 240-271 A.D. Drachm. Bust of king r. wear-

ing turreted headdress. Medium gray. Close to Very Fine. (75-100)

184 Varhran II, 275-283 A.D. Drachm. Busts of the King

and Queen r facing their heir. Rv. Usual fire altar with attendants MAC 848 var. Slightly ragged edge. Dark gray toning. Choice Very Fine. (150-200)

185 Drachms (5) of Ardashir I (2), Shapur I, Hormizd II,

and Khusrau I. Usual bust of king/fire altar with atten- dants. All Very Fine or nearly so, the third with edge chipping. 5 pieces. (150-200)

186 INDO-SASSANIAN “Gadhaiya paisa” COINAGE OF THE CHAULUKYA-PARAMARA NEXUS. Ca. 1050-1150 A.D. Billon Drachm. Indo-Sassanian style bust r. Rv. Stylized fire altar. Mitch. 427. Fine. (75-100)

187 ARADOS. Phoenicia. 4th Century B.C. Viath Staters

(2). Head of Melkarth r. Rv. Galley r., two waves below; Phoenician letters above. 0.78, 0.65 grams. BMC 45. Both Very Fine, the first off center both sides but most of types clear, the second with the obverse design mostly off the flan. 2 pieces. (125-150)

The first ex Wayte Raymond.

*188 ARADOS. 169/8 B.C. Drachm. Bee. Rv. Stag standing r., palm tree behind. 4.18 grams. BMC 152. Pale gray surfaces. Very Fine. (300-400)

189 ARADOS. 125/4 B.C. Tetradrachm. Turreted, veiled

and draped bust of Tyche r. Rv. Nike standing 1. holding aplustre and palm; all within laurel wreath. 14.07 grams. BMC 191. Broad flan with pitting in the fields. Exceptionally sharp depiction of Tyche. Close to Ex- tremely Fine. (125-175)

190 SIDON. Phoenicia. King Strato I, 370-358 B.C. Vie

Shekel. War galley 1., waves below. Rv. Bearded hero r. fighting lion. 0.84 grams. SNG ANS Dewing 2663. Darkly toned. Fine to Very Fine. (75-100)

191 ELYMAIS. Kamnaskires VI, late 1st to 2nd Cen-

tury A.D. Billon Tetradrachm. Bust of king 1. Rv. Crude bust and blundered legend. 15.49 grams. Rough sur- faces, darkly patinated. Very Fine/Poor. (100-125)

192 ELYMAIS. Kamnaskires VI. Billon Tetradrachm. A

second, as last. 15.09 grams. Rough surfaces, darkly patinated. Very Fine/Poor. (100-125)

193 ELYMAIS. Kamnaskires VI. Billon Tetradrachm. A

third, as last. 14.58 grams. Rough, darkly patinated sur- faces. Close to Very Fine/Poor. (75-100)

194 HIMYARITES. Arabia. Ca. 1st Century B.C. - 1st

Century A.D. Denarius. Diademed head 1. Rv. Bucra- nium. 3.07 grams. SNG ANS 1544. Medium gray. Close to Extremely Fine. (100-125)

195 KINGS OF EGYPT. Ptolemy II, 285-246 B.C.

Tetradrachm, undated. Sidon. Diademed bust r. of Ptolemy I wearing aegis. Rv. Eagle standing 1. on thun- derbolt; II to 1., no date or monograms. 14.16 grams. My.4469ff. Slightly ragged flan. Obverse off center. Close to Very Fine. (150-200)

*196 EGYPT. Ptolemy XII, 80-51 B.C. Tetradrachm, 73/2 B.C. Year 9. Bust of Ptolemy r. Rv. Eagle I. on thunder- bolt. 14.41 grams. Svor.1856. Pale gray and iridescent steel blue. Close to Extremely Fine. (200-300)

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OBULCO. Spain. 1st Centui'y B.C. IE 26. Female head r. Rv. Plow and ear of wheat dividing Celtic script. Burgos 819. Plow not struck up. Dark green and earthen patina. Very Fine. (75-100)

CALES. Campania. After 268 B.C. IE 20. Helmeted head of Athena 1. Rv. Rooster standing r. SNG ANS 195. Fine, glossy green patina chipped at edges; IE 20. Laure- ate head of Apollo r. Rv. Man-headed bull walking r. Fine, some scratches, unpatinated; JE 19. As previous except Nike flying above bull. Very Fine, choice dark green patina. 3 pieces. ( 125-150)

HERAKLEIA. Lucania. 330-228 B.C. JE 14 Hel- meted head of Athena r. Rv. Herakles standing 1. SNG ANS 109. Dark olive green. Very Fine. (150-200)

PAESTUM. Lucania. 268-89 B.C. IE Triens. Head of young Dionysos r., four pellets behind. Rv. Cornucopiae; [n]AIS to r. and four pellets to 1. BMC 8. Rough, olive brown patina. Fine. (100-150)

RHEGION. Bruttium. 203-89 B.C. IE Tetras. Jugate heads of Apollo and Artemis r. Rv. Tripod-lebes, four pellets to r. S.691. Dark green patina, lightly lacquered. Very Fine/Choice Very Fine. (200-300)

TERINA. Bruttium. 4th Century B.C. IE 15. Head of Pandina 1. Rv. Nike seated on cippus holding bird. SNG Cop. 2030. Very Fine/Fine. (100-125)

BRETTIAN LEAGUE. Bruttium. 215-205 B.C. JE

20. Diademed head of Nike 1.; NIKA before, cornucopiae behind. Rv. Zeus advancing r. hurling thunderbolt. BMC 96 var. (obverse cornucopiae, not grain). Well centered, attractive glossy dark green patina. Very Fine.

(100-150)

Lot No. 204

AKRAGAS. Sicily. 425-406 B.C. IE Trias. Eagle r. holding hare in talons. Rv. Crab, crayfish below.

BMC 104. Obverse off center but full devices. Mottled olive green and dark brown patina. Nice Very Fine.

(400-500)

AKRAGAS. 425-406 B.C. IE Trias. Eagle/crab as last.

BMC 104. Dark green patina with some verdigris. Close to Fine. (125-150)

GELA. Sicily. 339-310 B.C. IE Uncia. Head of the river-god Gelas, horned. Rv. Bull butting 1., head low- ered. BMC 74. Rough, dark brown surfaces, minor pit- ting and some verdigris on the reverse. Nice Very Fine/

Very Fine. (75-100)

HIMERA. Sicily. 450-430 B.C. IE Hemilitron. Facing gorgoneion with large eyes and protruding tongue. Rv.

Six pellets within incuse circle. 22.42 grams. Cal. 13/3,

BMC 27ff. Broad, thick flan. Glossy dark olive green

patina. Fine to Very Fine. (200-300)

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208 MAMERTINI. Sicily. 278-270 B.C. JE 18. Bearded and helmeted head of Hadranos 1. Rv. Hound standing r., O above. Cal. 20. Attractive dark green patina with a few peripheral deposits. Choice Very Fine. (150-200)

209 MENAINON. Sicily. After 210 B.C. IE Pentonkion.

Laureate and draped bust of Zeus-Sarapis r. Rv. Nike in galloping biga r.; n below. BMC 9. Olive green and earthen. Nice Very Fine. (100-150)

RARE BRONZE OF MORGANTINA

Lot No. 210

210 MORGANTINA. Sicily. Ca. 340 B.C. IE 19. Head of Sikelia r. wreathed with myrtle. Rv. Eagle standing 1., wings spread, serpent in talons. SNG Cop. 475. Dark green and earthen. Close to Extremely Fine. (600-800)

SCARCE BRONZE OF PANORMUS

Lot No. 211

211 PANORMUS. Sicily. Ca. 330 B.C. JE 22.5. Head of Hera 1. wearing Stephanos. Rv. Man-headed bull stand- ing 1., radiate disk above; Punic legend in ex. BMC 38. Mottled medium and dark olive patina. Very Fine.

(500-750)

212 SYRACUSE. Time of Timoleon, 344-336 B.C. JE

Litra. Helmeted head of Athena 1. Rv. Two dolphins, starfish between. BMC 287. Attractive, perfectly cen- tered. Dark olive brown. Fine. (100-150)

213 SYRACUSE. Timoleon. JE Litra. Athena head/starfish

between two dolphins as last. BMC 287. Rough dark green patina. Very Good/Fine; also an IE 42 of Ptolemy III of Egypt. Head of Zeus Ammon/eagle standing 1. on thunderbolt. Svor.964. Mottled olive brown and green. Fine. 2 pieces. (125-150)

214 SYRACUSE. Timoleon. IE Hemilitron. Laureate head

of Zeus Eleutherios r., short hair. Rv. Thunderbolt, eagle to r. Gabrici P1.IV.21. Glossy olive green patina. Very Fine and attractive. (100-125)

215 SYRACUSE. Agathokles, 317-289 B.C. IE 12. Laure- ate head of Apollo 1. Rv. Dog lying 1., looking back. BMC 377. Dark green patina. Clear types. Close to Very Fine.

(50-75)

216 SYRACUSE. Agathokles. IE 23. Bust of Artemis r . quiver at shoulder. Rv. Winged thunderbolt. BMC 422. Lovely mahogany and olive green. Choice Very Fine.

(100-150)

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217 SYRACUSE. Agathokles. ZE 22. Head of Artemis/ thunderbolt as last, but portrait is slightly lower relief. BMC 422. Even, dark green patina. Very Fine. (100-150)

218 SYRACUSE. Agathokles. /E 14. Head of Persephone 1. Rv. Bull butting 1. SNG Cop. 758. Dark olive green. Very Fine/Close to Very Fine. ( 100-150)

219 SYRACUSE. Democracy, 289-288 B.C. JE 22. Bust of Artemis r., quiver at shoulder. Rv. Winged thunderbolt; AIOIEAEY above, 0EPIOY below. BMC 426. Perfectly centered. Glossy dark green patina. Very Fine.

(100-150)

RARE BRONZE OF PYRRHOS

Lot No. 220

220 SYRACUSE. Pyrrhos, 278-276 B.C. JE 25. Veiled head of Phthia 1., statue behind. Rv. Thunderbolt. S.1215. Rough mottled green patina. Very Fine.

(400-600)

221 SYRACUSE. 4th - 3rd Centuries B.C. JE 19-23 (4). Athena head/hippocamp, Artemis/thunderbolt, Zeus/ eagle, Poseidon/trident. S.1193, 1200, 1211, 1226. Condi- tions from Very Good to Nice Fine, average Fine. 4 pieces. (150-200)

222 KINGS OF MACEDON. JE 17 and 18 of Philip II and Alexander the Great. Head of Apollo l./Horseman r.; Apollo head r. /Horseman. Both Fine to Very Fine, the first encrusted, the second pitted. 2 pieces. (75-100)

223 MACEDON. Interregnum. 288-277 B.C. /E 16. Mace- donian shield with gorgon’s head in center. Rv. Crested Macedonian helmet. Price 3158. Blue-green patina with some deposits. Choice Very Fine. (100-125)

224 MACEDON. Under the Romans. After 168 B.C.

JE 20. Pella. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rv. Bull feed- ing r. BMC 24. About Very Fine/Very Fine. (100-125)

225 PANTIKAPAION. Thrace. 4th Century B.C. JE 16.

Bearded head of Pan 1. Rv. Head of bull to 1.; DAN. Grose 445. Dark brown. Close to Extremely Fine.

(125-150)

226 PANTIKAPAION. 4th Century B.C. /E 29. Head of young Pan l./head of bull as last, but rare this large. BMC 16 Rough surfaces, black patina, light tooling. Ex- ceptionally sharp detail. Very Fine (100-150)

RARE BRONZE OF PHALANNA

Lot No. 227

227 PHALANNA. Thessaly. 400-344 B.C. JE 19. Young male head r., 0 behind. Rv. Nymph Phalanna r., hair in sakkos. SNG Cop. 204. Dark olive green patina with some red oxide deposits. Choice Very Fine. (400-500)

228 ATHENS. Attica. Time of Hadrian to the An-

tonines. JE 21. Helmeted head of Athena r. Rv. Statue of Athena Promachos (from the Akropolis). Weber 3547. Rough dark green and earthen patina. Nearly Very Fine. (100-150)

229 AMISOS. Pontos. 2nd-lst Century B.C. JE 20. Gor-

gon head/Nike. Dark green. Nice Very Fine; STRON- IKELA. Caria. 2nd-lst Century B.C. JE 18. Head of Hekate/Nike. BMC 31. Dark green. Fine to Very Fine. 2 pieces. (100-150)

230 ERYTHRAI. Ionia. 200-133 B.C. JE 19 Beardless

head of Herakles r. Rv. Bow in case / EYHOAII / YEPXinriOZ / EPY-Herakles bust with club behind. S.4446. Olive brown. Nice Very Fine. ( 100-150)

231 KINGS OF SYRIA. Antiochos IV, 168-164 B.C. JE

35. Antioch. Laureate head of Zeus Ammon. Rv. Eagle standing r. on thunderbolt. Struck in the style of Ptole- maic Alexandria. Newell SMA 59, BMC 42. Nice Fine and scarce. (100-150)

232 EGYPT. Ptolemy II, 285-246 B.C. JE 24. Head of

Alexander the Great r. wearing elephant’s scalp. Rv. Eagle standing 1. on thunderbolt, E between legs. Svor.450. Pleasing rich mahogany with some verdigris about the periphery. Close to Very Fine. (100-150)

*233 EGYPT. Ptolemy II. JE 47. Diademed head of Zeus Ammon r. Rv. Eagle standing 1. on thunderbolt, E be- tween legs. BMC 158. Rich mahogany patina. Nearly Very Fine. (100-150)

234 EGYPT. Ptolemy II. JE 42. Head of Zeus Ammon r.

Rv. Two eagles standing 1. on thunderbolt. Svor.422. Medium brown with areas of red deposits. Very Fine or nearly so. (100-125)

235 EGYPT. Ptolemy III, 246-221 B.C. JE 42, 35. Di-

ademed head of Zeus Ammon r. Rv. Eagle on thunder- bolt, cornucopiae to 1., monogram between legs. SNG Cop. 171, 173. Both cleaned and smoothed long ago, now toned a mellow golden brown, the smaller piece with some verdigris remaining. Very Fine, Choice Very Fine. 2 pieces. (100-150)

*236 KYRENE. Kyrenaica. Ca.250 B.C. JE 29. Head of Zeus Ammon r. Rv. Silphium plant. BMC 2. Faint traces of undertype on the back of Zeus’ head. Dark olive brown and green. Very Fine or nearly so. (150-200)

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ANCIENT JUDAEA

237 HASMONEAN DYNASTY. Alexander Jannaeus,

103-76 B.C. JE 16. Anchor, Greek inscription. Rv. Star of eight rays. M.8. Ragged edge. Dark green and earthen. Very' Fine. (75-100)

238 Alexander Jannaeus. JE 15 (2). Anchor/star, a pair.

M.8. Both Fine to Very Fine, the second with a deep in- dentation where the connecting channel was broken off. 2 pieces. (75-100)

239 JE Lepta (4) of Alexander Jannaeus, Agrippa I (2),

and Valerius Gratus. Rv. Anchor in circle/star, um- brella/3 ears of barley (2), inscription/palm branch. M.8 (var., crude style), 88, 228. Very Good, Very Good to Fine (2), Good/Very Fine (heavy obverse deposits). 4 pieces. (100-150)

240 HERODLAN DYNASTY. Herod Archelaus, 4 B.C. - 6 A.D. AH 17 (2). Bunch of grapes. Rv. Crested helmet. M.61, II. 241. 6. Both Close to Very Fine. 2 pieces.

(75-100)

*241 Herod Antipas, 4 B.C. - 40 A.D. JE 19. Upright reed. Rv. TIBE/PIAC in wreath. M. II. 242. 10. Rough surfaces with reed clearly visible, the Greek inscription less so. Fine/Very Good. Rare. (400-600)

242 Herod Agrippa I, 37-44 A.D. JE 16-17 (4). Umbrella.

Rv. Three ears of barley. M.88. Conditions from Very Good to Very Fine. 4 pieces. (125-150)

243 ROMAN PROCURATORS. JE Lepta (2) of Marcus

Ambibulus and Porcius Festus. Ear of barley/palm tree, inscription/palm branch. M.217, 234. Very Good, Fine (partially cleaned). 2 pieces. (50-75)

ATTRACTIVE TETRADRACHM OF THE SECOND REVOLT

Lot No. 244

244 SECOND REVOLT. 132-135 A.D. Tetradraehm. Un- dated (Year 3). Facade of the Temple in Jerusalem with Ark and scrolls; star above, “Simon.” Rv. Lulav with etrog at 1., “For the freedom of Jerusalem.” 14.47 grams. M.199, Mild. 79. Extremely Fine with a pleasing, pale gray toning. (1,500-2,000)

*245 SECOND REVOLT. Denarius. Undated (Year 3). “Shi- mon” in wreath. Rv. Jug with handle, palm branch to r.; “For the freedom of Jerusalem.” 3.41 grams. M.202, Mild. 79. Traces of portrait undertype on the reverse. Extremely Fine. (250-350)

*246 SECOND REVOLT. Denarius. Undated (Year 3). “Shi- mon” in wreath. Rv. Three stringed, elongated lyre; “For the freedom of Jerusalem.” 3.06 grams. M.205, Mild. 137 Reverse legend partially weak. Minor deposits. Extremely Fine with a pleasing pale gray toning.

(250-350)

Lot No. 247

247 SECOND REVOLT. Denarius. Undated (Year 3).

Grapes; “Shimon.” Rv. Jug and palm; “For the freedom of Jerusalem.” 3.30 grams. M.207, Mild. 195. Profile of Trajan visible on the reverse. Legends partial. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

248 SECOND REVOLT. Denarius. Undated (Year 3). Grapes; “Shimon.” Rv. Three stringed, elongated lyre; “For the freedom of Jerusalem.” 3.40 grams. M.209, Mild. 186. Extremely Fine, pleasing pale gray toning.

(300-400)

JUDAEA CAPTA AND RELATED ISSUES

Lot No. 249

249 Agrippa II, 56-95 A.D. JE 21, 84/5 A.D. Year 24. Lau-

reate, draped and euirassed bust of Domitian r. Rv. Nike advancing r. M.127; 11.253.22. Rough drak green and earthen patina. Very Fine. (300-400)

250 Agrippa II. JE 20, 87/8 A.D. Year 27. Laureate head of

Domitian r. Rv. Nike standing r. inscribing shield set on knee. Clear types but for date. M.135; 11.256.42. Rough medium olive patina. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

251 CAESAREA. Titus, 79-81 A.D. JE 20. Laureate head

r. Rv. Nike standing r. inscribing shield set on palm. M.236, II.Supp.VII.2. Red-brown and brown-black. Very Fine. (300-400)

252 CAESAREA. Titus. JE 25. Laureate head r. Rv. Tro-

phy between seated captive and shield. M.II.Supp.VII.5. Deposits. Good. (75-100)

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Lot No. 253

253 CAESAREA AD LIBANUM. Phoenicia. Antoninus

Pius. JE 26. Laureate head r. Rv. Soldier standing, head 1., holding standard and bow. S.1502. Hairline surface fissure. Glossy dark green-earthen patina. Nice Very Fine. (300-400)

254 CAESAREA. Samaria. Trajan. /E 19. Laureate head

r. Rv. Emperor standing 1. sacrificing over altar. Hendin 242. Medium brown and tan. Lightly granular. Very Fine/Nice Fine. (150-200)

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255 ADRAA. Marcus Aurelius. ZE 32, 175/176 A.D. Laure-

ate head r. Rv. Stone of Dusares on altar supported by two columns, central steps and ibex decorations. Spij.3. Mottled dark green and brown patina, tooled in the ob- verse fields. Particularly clear rendering of the shrine. Fine/Veiy Fine. (100-150)

256 ASCALON. Trajan. IE 21. Laureate head r. Rv. City-

goddess standing 1. Ros.143. Dark olive patina. Obverse slightly off center. Fine. ( 100-150)

*257 ASCALON. Antoninus Pius. /E 27, 151/2 A.D. Laure- ate head r. Rv. Dekerto standing 1. on a triton, holding cornucopiae and dove. Ros.177. Dark green, mahogany and earthen. Close to