Tetradrachme. Sizilianisch-punische Münzprägung,
ca. 405–380 v. Chr.
Ex Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York:
“Greek Coins from the John Ward Collection”


Didrachme, ca. 412-400 v. Chr.
Aus der Athos-Moretti-Sammlung.


Stater, ca. 540-510 v. Chr.
Sehr selten und eines der
schönsten bekannten Exemplare.


Distater, ca 380-350 v. Chr.
Ein prächtiges Exemplar im edlen klassischen Stil.


Dekadrachme, ca. 405-400 v. Chr.
Von unsignierten Stempeln im Stil von Euainetos.


Hexadrachme oder Trischekel.
Erster Punischer Krieg, 264–241 v. Chr.,
wahrscheinlich geprägt um 255–251 v. Chr.
Äußerst selten; bislang sind weniger
als zehn Exemplare bekannt.


Sesterz. Rom, 116–117 n. Chr.
Grüne Patina. Schönes Porträt. Vorzüglich.


Solidus. Konstantinopel, 423–425 n. Chr.
Vorzüglich. Äußerst selten.


Gut zu wissen

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