Sales catalogue: Glendining

Date:: 20 March 1929

Reference:: WA/HMM/CM/Sal/8/98

Credit: Sales catalogue: Glendining. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$77 A, Tetradrachms of Myrhina, Alexander the Great struck at Heraclea, Athens, and Stater of Corinth + 78 AM Double Shekel of Sidon, and Stater of Mazaeus Satrap of Cilicia. Both fine 2 pa\ Be Antiochus [X., Cyzicenus, Tetradrachm, obv. bearded bust to right, rev. BAXIAEQ>. ANTIOXOY ®LAOTIATOPOS, altar. Very fine and rare 1 80 AX, Tetradrachms of Rhodes, Ptolemy I. and Ptolemy V., of Egypt. Very good , 81 A’, Roman, Valentinian .I., Solidus, vev. RESTITVTOR RFI- PVBLICH (2) ; and a Byzantine Semissis 3 , Didrachm of Cales, rev. biga to left (Sambon 887). Un- common | Obol of Alitae (from the Bunbury Collection), and Didrachm of Rome, head of Hercules, rev. wolf and twins (Bab. 8). The first rare Didrachms of Neapolis Campaniae (Sambon 458, 504 and 492), and Drachm (S. 546) 4 Didrachms of Tarentum (B.C. 334-302). All varied 6 86 AX, Campano-Tarentine Didrachms (3) (B.M.C. 286, 296, etc.). One fine 3 87 AX, Didrachms of Tarentum (B.C. 302-281). Varied, some fine 6 88 AX, Others of the period B.C. 281-272. All varied, fine 5 89 AK, Others of the period B.C. 272-235. Varied, chiefly fine 7 90 AX, Another lot. Varied 7 91 AX, Tarentine Unite (2), rare, one broken ; Drachms (2), and ea 4 Diobols (6). Varied 10 x/is.f 92} AX, Didrachms of Metapontum, with head of Demeter. Al varied 4$

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