220-179 BC PHILIP V Bronze AE of Macedonia Herakles

LOT (4) KINGDOM OF MACEDON BRONZE COINS INCLUDING (2) PHILIP II (359-336 BC) AE 18, .7-18MM (F); ANONYMOUS INTERREGNUM (288-277 BC) AE 17, 17MM (VF); PHILIP V (220-179 BC) AE 14, 15MM (F)

Greek Coin, struck 277-239 BC. Avers: Head of young Herakles, Right, in lion's skin head-dress. Reverse: Horseman prancing right, large B - A in upper field, star of dots below horse, monogram between

Sasanian Persian Bronze Head Philip of Macedonia ( 359‚336 BC). Original gold splash. 6" height without stand. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denver, Colorado

4th century BC. Obv: head of Zeus. Rev: horse right(?) 3.84 grams. . [No Reserve]

Greece 330 B.C-244 A.D. A Lot of Three Bronze Coins 1 x 330-285 B.C.Ionia Colophon AE-14 1.63 gms., 178-168 B.C. Perseus Macedonia AE-18 5.3 gms. and 1 x 238-244 A.D. Koinan of Macedonia AE-25 Cop 135

323-317 BC. Abydus mint? Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress. Rev: FILIPPOU legend with Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and sceptre; star in left field, PA monogram under throne

316-298 BC. Obvs: youthful head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress. Revs: KASSAN-DROY above and beneath lion crouching right, letter in right field. Cf. SNG Cop 1138-1140; SNG Evelpidis 140

LOT (4) ANCIENT GREEK/ROMAN BRONZE COINS INCLUDING CAMBRION MYSIA, AE 16 (BC 400-300), 15MM; SEVERUS ALEXANDER, AE TETRADRACHM (AD 222-235), 22MM; PHILIP I, TETRADRACHM (AD 244-249), 23MM; EGYPT PROBU

336-323 B.C. Macedonian mint. Obvs: head of Herakles right, with lionskin headdress. Revs: ALEXANDROY legend between club above and bow with quiver below; no fieldmarks or symbols. Price 266-267; Dram

Cleopatra I was a queen of Egypt and the wife of Ptolemy V Epiphanes. She lived from approximately 204 to 180 BC. The reference to "AE" indicates a coin made of bronze or copper alloy. The depiction o

336-323 BC. Obv: head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress. Rev: B dot A between bow and quiver above and club with handle on the right over a trident right, below. Price 386; SNG Alpha Bank

Head of Apollo right / Biga to right, Kantharos. LeRider 444; VF, scratches 3511

Ancient Greek coin, struck 393-370 BC at the time of Amyntas III, Grandfather of Alexander The Great. Avers: Bust of Amyntas III, facing right represented as Heracles. Reverse: Lion, walking right; AM

Chinese Bronze Decorated Cover, Han Dynasty, (206 BC - 220 AD). Cast bronze with cash coin tree decoration. Good condition with ground burial oxidation, measures: 5.6" L.

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A bronze sword with long tongue-shaped blade and scooped midrib, small lower guard, columnar grip with two collars, discoid pommel. 763 grams, 56cm (22"). From an important

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A gilt-bronze lion, reclining with legs tucked under body; head held forward with mouth open; surface of body with gilt interlinked geometric motifs. 278 grams, 96 mm (3 3/

NGC Kingdom of Macedon Philip II, 359-336 BC AE Unit (5.10g) obv. Apollo Head left rev. Youth on Horseback Graded Choice Fine By NGC. Philip II of Macedon was the king (basileus) of the ancient kingdo

NGC Kingdom of Macedon Philip II, 359-336 BC AE Unit (5.50g) obv Apollo rv youth on horseback Graded Choice Very Fine By NGC. The Cost Of Slabbing Alone is $50 A Key Date's Pick

Han Dynasty, 206 BC-220 AD. A parcel-gilt bronze figure of a pixiu crouching with head turned and mouth gaping; the body covered with gilt feather-pattern detailing; hollow to the underside. See Song,

C. 206 BC-220 AD. Han Dynasty. A bronze and iron tripod, generally known as a ding. The object comprises a hemispherical bronze body with an in-stepped rim, and a raised horizontal rib below the rim.

Kings of Macedon. Uncertain mint. Time of Alexander III - Kassander 325-310 BC. Bronze Æ 6,00 gr. – 16,0 mm. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin / B-A, club above bow-in-bowcase. Pric

Head of Herakles right wearing lion skin / BAΣIΛEΩΣ Bow in quiver and club. Price 2800. VF

A Bronze 'TLV' Mirror han dynasty (206 b.c. - 220 a.d.) of circular form, the central knob within a square border of eight small nipples and 'TLV' motif, surrounded by a border of inscriptions, with f

Philip V of Spain proclamation medal, by Ferdinand de St. Urbain, silver or other white metal, 48 mm; 1893 World's Columbian Expo award medal, issued to publisher "H.O. Miethke", bronze, 77 mm; World'