Historical Context: Same as above ,Obv: Apollo,Rev: Youth on Horseback,Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime, but 2-3 times as thick),Condition: about V.  More »

Historical Context: Same as above ,Obv: Apollo,Rev: Youth on Horseback,Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime, but 2-3 times as thick),Condition: about V. Fine/Fine, Green patina.   « Less

Historical Context: Same as above ,Obv: Apollo,Rev: Youth on Horseback,Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime, but 2-3 times as thick),Condition: Very  More »

Historical Context: Same as above ,Obv: Apollo,Rev: Youth on Horseback,Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime, but 2-3 times as thick),Condition: Very Fine/Fine, Green patina.   « Less

Historical Context: This coin was minted in Pantikapaion during the 4th Century BC. Pantikapaion, originally known as Apollonia, was a coastal area on the eastern coast of  More »

Historical Context: This coin was minted in Pantikapaion during the 4th Century BC. Pantikapaion, originally known as Apollonia, was a coastal area on the eastern coast of Thrace . Pan, a personification of lust and outdoors, god of flocks and shepards. Assoicated with reed flute and dancing fauns. He has often appealed to by armies for aid in routing their enemies. Obv: Head of Pan, Pan, a personification of lust and outdoors, god of flocks and shepards. Assoicated with reed flute and dancing fauns. He has often appealed to by armies for aid in routing their enemies. Rev: Bow Case and Greek legend "Pi" A N, read "Pan" Diameter: 13 mm diameter (about the 3/4 the diameter of a US Dime but thicker) Condition: Very Fine, nice patina   « Less

Historical Context: Same as above ,Obv: Apollo, Rev: Youth on Horseback,Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime, but 2-3 times as thick),Condition: Very  More »

Historical Context: Same as above ,Obv: Apollo, Rev: Youth on Horseback,Diameter: 16 mm diameter (about the size of a US Dime, but 2-3 times as thick),Condition: Very Fine/Fine, Brassy green patina.   « Less

Historical Context: This coin was minted in ASPENDUS around 370-330 BC. The City of Aspendus is on the southern coast of Asia Minor (Pomphylia). These coins were struck to  More »

Historical Context: This coin was minted in ASPENDUS around 370-330 BC. The City of Aspendus is on the southern coast of Asia Minor (Pomphylia). These coins were struck to commemorate the ancient athletic games (Pan-Hellenistic Games). These Games were held in four cities, Olympia, Nemea, Corinth, and Delphi. The Olympic Games were part of this circuit when held in Olympia!! These coins are typically referred to as THE WRESTLERS OF ASPENDUS and are amongst the most collectable of all ancient coins!!! The obverse (front) of this coin is TWO WRESTLERS grappling in a GRECO-ROMAN WRESTLING MATCH!!! The reverse scene is a SLINGER. The slinger honors the city’s soldiers. Obv: Wrestlers Rev: Slinger Diameter: 25 mm diameter (about the size of a US Quarter but slightly thicker) Condition: about Very Fine plus, original hoard toning   « Less

Obv: Wrestlers Rev: Slinger Diameter: 25 mm diameter (about the size of a US Quarter but slightly thicker) Condition: Fine plus/Fine, nicely toned

Obv: Wrestlers Rev: Slinger Diameter: 25 mm diameter (about the size of a US Quarter but slightly thicker) Condition: Fine plus/Fine, nicely toned   « Less

Historical Context: See above "Historical Context",Obv: Janus with Features of Pompey the Great (Both Sides) ,Rev: Prow of War Ship ,Diameter: 30 mm diameter (about the size  More »

Historical Context: See above "Historical Context",Obv: Janus with Features of Pompey the Great (Both Sides) ,Rev: Prow of War Ship ,Diameter: 30 mm diameter (about the size of a US $.50),Weight: 24.7 grams,Condition: Fine.   « Less

Historical Context: See above "Historical Context",Obv: Janus with Features of Pompey the Great (Both Sides) ,Rev: Prow of War Ship ,Diameter: 30 mm diameter (about the size  More »

Historical Context: See above "Historical Context",Obv: Janus with Features of Pompey the Great (Both Sides) ,Rev: Prow of War Ship ,Diameter: 30 mm diameter (about the size of a US $.50),Weight: 24.7 grams,Condition: Fine.   « Less

Obv: Zeus/Jupiter and Thunderbolt Rev: Male Head and Legend Diameter: 15 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US Dime) Weight: 1.1 grm Condition: Very Fine plus

Obv: Zeus/Jupiter and Thunderbolt Rev: Male Head and Legend Diameter: 15 mm diameter (slightly smaller than a US Dime) Weight: 1.1 grm Condition: Very Fine plus   « Less

Historical Context: This coin was minted in Ephesos about the 2nd to 1st Century BC. Ephesos was situated at the mouth of the Kayster river. Ephesos was founded by IONIAN  More »

Historical Context: This coin was minted in Ephesos about the 2nd to 1st Century BC. Ephesos was situated at the mouth of the Kayster river. Ephesos was founded by IONIAN colonists under Androklos. It rose to a place of great importance in Classical times and Hellenistic times, due in part to its beautififul sanctuary of the Ephesian Artemis. After the end of the Pergamene Kingdom in 133 BC, then fell under Roman rule. Obv: Cista Mystica Rev: Serpents around Bow Case Diameter: 27 mm diameter (slightly larger than a US Quarter) Condition: Very Fine, Great metal surfaces   « Less