350 - 300 BC. Charming style! Finely toned and
well-centred on a broad flan! Extremely fine.
521 - 478 BC. Electron! RR! Bodenstedt lists only 8 examples!
Masterpiece of archaic art! Extremely fine.
Dareike ø 17mm (8,21g). 361 - 364 BC. Gold!
Otherwise unknown variant of the rare type! RRR!
Marcus Antonius 38 BC. Aureus ø 19mm (8,15g).
Gold! RRR! Very fine.
Aureus ø 20mm (5,10g).Gold! RR!
Mint state splendid specimen!
AE obol ø 28mm (14.69g). Marvellous black-brown patina,
extremely fine.
BRANDENBURG / PRUSSIA. Frederick William,
“the Great Elector”, 1640 - 1688. 1682 LCS ducat, Berlin.
CITY OF REGENSBURG. double ducat without year
(1745 - 1765), Regensburg.
Maximilian I, 1490-1519. Guldiner without year, Hall.
Attractive toning, slight mint weakness, almost extremly fine.
Alexander I, 1801 - 1825. 1812 ruble , St. Petersburg.
Splendid specimen! Extremely rare in this condition.
CNG’s Electronic Auction 570
Classical Numismatic Group
Electronic Auction 570
Coins
11 September 2024
Online
Classical Numismatic Group presents their Electronic Auction 570 featuring 1055 lots and closing on Wednesday, 11 September 2024, beginning at 10 AM ET. Selections from the Dr. Malcolm Lyne and Alexander Christopher Collections again headline the sale, together with offerings of U.S. coins from the Drewry Family and Samuel K. Clark Collections, as well as various coins from the William B. Porter Collection. This auction also presents the final installment of the Sand Collection of Greek pottery, featuring several choice pieces specifically held back to be offered in this sale. Here you can find some highlights:
Lot 73: Greek. Lesbos, Mytilene. Circa 454-428/7 BC. EL Hekte – Sixth Stater. Very Fine. Estimate: $1,000.
Lot 480: Roman Imperial. Carausius. Romano-British Emperor (AD 286-293). Antoninianus. ‘C’ mint. Extremely Fine. Estimate: $300.
Lot 590: Byzantine. Tiberius III (Apsimar) (698-705). AV Solidus. Constantinople mint, 9th officina. Near Extremely Fine. Estimate: $600.
Lot 831: British Stuart. Anne (1702-1714). AR Shilling. Dated 1702. NGC MS 63. Estimate: $1,000.
