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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
Helmeted Athena on the obverse, and owl on the reverse with olive sprig and crescent moon.
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Product ID: 35625
Helmeted Athena on the obverse, and owl on the reverse with olive sprig and crescent moon.
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Product ID: 35626
Helmeted Athena on the obverse, and owl on the reverse with olive sprig and crescent moon.
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Product ID: 35627
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 XF (but looks AU+) with ... (more)
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Product ID: 30535
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: 36106
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
Posthumous issue, made during the alliance with the Pontic Kingdom, during the reign of Mithradates VI. These coins were issued to legitimize the rule of Mithradates, who claimed to be descended ... (more)
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Product ID: 34930
Sear #6721. Amphiopolis Mint, 17.6 g. Obv: Heracles wearing lion headddress. Rev: Zeus seated left holding sceptre and eagle.
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Product ID: 38046
Caria is a region at the Southwest corner of modern day Turkey. The mint was at Helicarnassus, most noted for its mausoleum, considered one of the ancient wonders of the world. The region was ... (more)
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Product ID: 34931
The Pontic Kingdom included a rich mix of Persian, Hellenistic, and Anatolian cultures around the Black Sea. Possibly descended from earlier Persian Dynasties, the Kingdom was founded by Mithradates ... (more)
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Product ID: 37776
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