Estimate: 2.000 CHFSicily. Panormos (as Ziz)
Tetradrachm. Siculo-Punic Coinage, circa 405-380 BC

Ex Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York:
“Greek Coins from the John Ward Collection”
77
Estimate: 750 CHFSicily. Segesta
Didrachm, Circa 412-400 BC

From the Athos Moretti Collection.
101
Estimate: 40.000 CHFLucania. Metapontion
Stater. Circa 540-510 BC

Very Rare and among the finest specimens known.
156
Estimate: 4.000 CHFLucania. Thurium
Distater. Circa 380-350 BC

A magnificent specimen of fine Classical style.
171
Estimate: 25.000 CHFSicily. Syracuse
Dekadrachm. Circa 405-400 BC

From unsigned dies in the style of Euainetos.
206
Estimate: 50.000 CHFZeugitania. Carthage
Hexadrachm or Trishekel. First Punic War, 264-241 BC,
probably struck circa 255-251 BC

Extremely rare,
with fewer than ten examples known to date.
252
Estimate: 1.200 CHFTrajan, 98-117
Sestertius. Rome, AD 116-117

Green patina. Nice portrait. Extremely Fine.
316
Estimate: 5.000 CHFAelia Pulcheria, Augusta AD 414-453
Solidus. Constantinople, AD 423-425

Extremely Fine. Extremely Rare.
345
Estimate: 15.000 CHFItaly. Bardi or Compiano. Federico Landi, 1590-1630
Ducatone struck by the
mintmaster Nicola Gandusio, 1622

Undoubtedly high preservation for this
Extremely Rare issue.
361
Estimate: 3.000 CHFItaly. Ferrara School or Northern Italy.
Female portrait: possibly Lucia o Leonella Gonzaga.
Uniface plaquette, 1475-1500

Contemporary cast. Third known specimen?
399

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