Tetradrachm ø 25mm (17.05g). 310 - 306/5 BC. With NGC-tag
(XF, strike: 4/5, surface: 4/5, Fine Style). Attractive dark toning,
excellent.
to modern times
323 - 317 BC. Stater (8.55g). Gold! Sharply marked splendid
specimen of excellent style! Large, medallion-like mould,
somewhat smoothed at the cheek, excellent.
to modern times
279/8 - 255 BC. Tetradrachm ø 29mm (16.75g). 264 - 255 BC
RR! Marvellous toning, excellent.
to modern times
(15.15g). 408/4 - 380/66 BC. One of the best known specimens!
Excellent.
to modern times
Tetradrachm ø 26mm (15.15g). RR! Delicate toning,
small die break on obverse, nearly mint
to modern times
AD. Aureus ø 19mm (7.28g). 193 A.D. Mint undetermined in the
East (Emesa or Alexandria. Gold! RRR! Tiny pressure mark
at the eyebrow, brilliant uncirculated.
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medallion ø 35mm (17,17g). Mint. Rome. RRR!
Specimen of the Franz Trau Collection! Dark brown patina,
very nice-excellent.
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Augustalis. n.d. (after 1231), Messina. 5.25 g. Gold! Gold! RR!
Attractive specimen with sharp inscription. Fine toning,
tiny graffito, very fine - excellent.
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Electors and Albertines. Johann Georg I, 1611 - 1656. 5 ducats
1630, Dresden.17,04 g. Gold! Rare! Attractive specimen!
Marvellous gold toning, tiny scratches, very nice - excellent.
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ARCHBISHOPRIC. 1612-1619. thaler cliff 1617, Salzburg.
Of greatest rarity! Splendid specimen! Marvellous toning,
tiny scratches, excellent / superb - Brilliant Uncirculate
to modern times
CNG’s Electronic Auction 574
Classical Numismatic Group
Electronic Auction 574
Coins
6 November 2024
Online
Classical Numismatic Group presents their Electronic Auction 574 featuring 1097 lots and closing on Wednesday, 6 November 2024, beginning at 10 AM ET.
Selections from several major collections are once again on offer: the Robert W. Hubel Collection, assembled 1929-1939, presenting mostly Roman Republican coins; the Dr. Malcolm Lyne Collection of Carausius & Allectus; the Norman Frank Collection; world coins from the Alexander Christopher; and a final selection of rare Scottish hammered coins from the Raymond Collection. Here you can find some highlights:
Lot 105: Greek. Ionia, Uncertain. Circa 650-600 BC. Trite – Third Stater. Lydo-Milesian standard. As made. Estimate: $750.
Lot 320: Roman Republican. The Republicans. Brutus. Spring-early summer 42 BC. Denarius. Military mint traveling with Brutus in Lycia. Very fine. Estimate: $400.
Lot 555: Roman Imperial. Carausius. Romano-British Emperor, AD 286-293. Antoninianus. ‘RSR’ mint. Very fine. Estimate: $300.
Lot 782: Italy, Firenze (Duchy). Alessandro de Medici. 1532-1537. Scudo d’oro. Second series. Dies by Benvenuto Cellini. Near very fine. Estimate: $500.
