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Silver didrachm from Selinus, Sicily. Founded by Greeks in the 7th century B.C., Selinus was a large and successful metropolis, but was overrun in 409 B.C. by Hannibal's Carthaginian army. The ... (more)
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Product ID: 30762
A classic coin in exceptional quality. Helmeted Athena on the obverse, and owl on the reverse with olive sprig and crescent moon. Well centered and attractive design, graded AU with a strike of 4/5 ... (more)
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Product ID: 30535
Issued under Philip II, successor the Alexander the Great. The obverse shows the head of Heracles right with lion headdress, and the reverse shows Zeus seated left holding and eagle and scepter.
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Product ID: 30523
Early posthumous issue for Alexander the Great. The obverse shows the head of Heracles right with lion headdress, and the reverse shows Zeus seated left holding an eagle and scepter.
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Product ID: 30525
Taras was a city in southern Italy founded by Spartan refugees. Taras was named after the son of Poseidon, who was saved from a shipwreck by a dolphin. This mythological tale was also ascribed to ... (more)
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Product ID: 30543
This tetradrachm is from the Greek Kingdom of Thrace, minted on the island of Thasos after 148 B.C. Well centered and sharp design, with Dionysus on the obverse wearing an ivy headdress, and ... (more)
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Product ID: 30536
The Thessalian League was a loose group of city-states in central Greece that was absorbed into the Roman Empire as a part of the Macedonian Province in 146 BC. The coin is a double-victoriatus, ... (more)
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Product ID: 29900
The Thessalian League was a loose group of city-states in central Greece that was absorbed into the Roman Empire as a part of the Macedonian Province in 146 BC. The coin is a double-victoriatus, ... (more)
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Product ID: 29901
The Seleucid Kingdom arose following the death of Alexander the Great, which was the eastern third of the Macedonian Empire. The region extended from Turkey to the Indus Valley, was predominantly ... (more)
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Product ID: 30587
This seaport was part of the Seleucid Kingdom following the partitioning of the Macedonian Empire. This tetradrachm has a turreted Tyche on the obverse and seated Zeus on the reverse holding an ... (more)
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Product ID: 30534
Elymais was a semi-independent kingdom in the area of what is now western Iran on the Persian Gulf. It began as a kingdom around 150 BC, serving for a time as a vassal under the Parthian Kingdom, ... (more)
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Product ID: 29904