Gold, 5.47 grams, 19.05 mm. Camulodunum. 10-43 AD. Obverse: CA-MV, to left and right of upright ear of grain, one dot to left and right. Reverse: CVNO, beneath Romanized horse prancing right. BMC 1784-92; VA 1931/33; S. 283. Good very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Gold, 5.43 grams, 17.72 mm. Camulodunum. 10-40 AD. Obverse: CA-MV, to left and right of upright ear of grain. Reverse: CVN, beneath Romanized horse prancing right, circle to right of horse's head. BMC 1787-1792; Ev IX 10; Mack 211 var (field mark); Van Arsdell 1931-1 var (field mark). Very fine/good very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 0.17 grams, 8.46 mm. Atrebatic K. Circa 25-35 AD. Obverse: CF either side of leaf within pellet border. Reverse: celticized horse right rearing on hind legs, VERI above and CA below within pellet border. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3036. VA 550-1, S 149; BMC 1524-1525. Good fine/very fine.

Bronze, 14.11 grams, 28.41 mm. Taxila mint. 58-20 BC. Obverse: BASILEWS BASILEWN MEGALOU AZOU, humped Brahman bull (zebu) standing right, monogram (Whitehead 24) above, Kharosthi monogram to right. Reverse: Kharosthi legend, lion standing right; monogram "sasi" above. Whitehead 264; Mitchener 2373ff; Senior type ISCH 102; Sear: -. Good very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 12.11 grams, 27.69 mm. Pergamon, Mysia. 190-133 BC. Obverse: Cista mystica with half-open lid, from which a serpent issues, all within ivy wreath. Reverse: two coiled serpents with heads erect, between them a bow case, ornamented with an aplustre, containing a strung bow, in field to right a serpent-entwined staff; PER monogram to left, Delta I and GRY monogram above. Mionnet S5, 850; BMC 106; cf Sear 3947-3950 (field marks). Very fine and better. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 16.94 grams, 27.15 mm. Amphipolis. 315-294 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, holding eagle in right hand, sceptre in left; L over torch in left field; star over VID monogram (together resembling a flower) beneath chair. Price 476; Muller 70; cf Sear 6713ff. Very fine and better. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 4.23 grams, 13.16 mm. Abydus mint. 310-301 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. MU monogram in left field, I beneath chair. Price 1528; SNG Cop 994; cf Sear 6728ff. Extremely fine with original mint lustre. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Bronze, 8.63 grams, 21.89 mm. Indo-Scythians. Circa 2nd century AD. Obverse: radiate, diademed, and draped bust bust of king left, spear or sceptre in outstretched hand, monogram Whitehead 9 to left. Reverse: BASILEVC BASILEWN CWTHR MEGAC, king riding right on horseback, holding sceptre; monogram (Whitehead 9) before. Donum Burns 58; MACW 2950; Whitehead 100 ff; BMC P. 114, 2. Very fine.

Silver, 16.97 grams, 25.86 mm. Amphipolis. 323-320 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: BASILEWS ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, holding eagle in right hand, sceptre in left; Phrygian helmet in left field. Price 112; Müller 854. (Not in Sear with BASILEWS to left). Good very fine.

Bronze, 6.83 grams, 14.52 mm. Macedonia. 359-336 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of young male right, wearing broad diadem, corn-grain above the forehead. Reverse: FILIPPOU, naked youth on horseback prancing right; spear-head below. Muller XXV, 173; SNG Cop 603; SNGANS 850; Sear 6696ff. Good very fine.

Silver, 2.34 grams, 13.62 mm. Uncertain mint in Thessalia. 359-336 BC. Obverse: no legend, youthful, unbearded, diademed male head right. Reverse: FILIPPOY, youth on horseback right, MPT monogram and dot below. LeRider 44.2; Müller 299; Mionnet -; cf Sear 6689. Extremely fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Bronze, 1.92 grams, 22.93 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Bronze, 0.94 grams, 23.22 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Bronze, 0.75 grams, 20.19 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Silver, 2.81 grams, 13.75 mm. Apollonia Pontika, Thrace. Circa 450 BC. Obverse: no legend, facing gorgoneion with a row of curls along forehead and protruding tongue. Reverse: no legend, anchor, A to left, crayfish to right. BMC 160; cf Sear Greek 1654-1655 (Gorgoneion type). Good very fine/extremely fine.

Bronze, 4.31 grams, 18.93 mm. Macedonia. 179-168 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of hero Perseus right, with winged cap terminating in a bird's head, harpa in front. Reverse: BA, above, to left and right, eagle with wings spread, head turned, standing on thunderbolt, EP-like monogram to left, Delta-I monogram and H below. Mionnet I, 942; cf Sear 6807. Very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Gold, 5.49 grams, 19.18 mm. Camulodunum. 10-43 AD. Obverse: CA-MV, to left and right of upright ear of grain. Reverse: CVNO, beneath Romanized horse prancing right, dot in circle beneath horse. BMC 1809-11/15-23; VA 2010-1/3/5; S 286. Very fine/good very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Gold, 5.43 grams, 19.23 mm. Camulodunum. 10-43 AD. Obverse: CA-MV, to left and right of upright ear of grain. Reverse: CVNO, beneath Romanized horse prancing right, dot in circle beneath horse. BMC 1809-11/15-23; VA 2010-1/3/5; S 286. Near extremely fine in rose gold.

Silver, 1.93 grams, 14.19 mm. Indo-Scythian. 35 BC - 5 AD. Obverse: BASILEWS BASILEON MEGALOU AZOU, king on horseback right, raising right hand. Reverse: Kharosthi legend, Zeus Nikephoros standing left, holding sceptre and wreath-bearing Nike; KP monogram to left. Mitchiner, Indogreek 853e; BMC 19. Fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 4.06 grams, 19.97 mm. Ekbatana. 70-55 BC. Obverse: bare-headed bust left with short beard wearing diadem and necklace with central medallion. Reverse: BASILEWS MEGALOY (above) ARSAKOY (right) DIKLIOY EPIFANOVS (below), QEOU EYPATOROS FILELLHNOS (left), Arsakes seated right with bow, unclear monogram to right. BMC 25; Sellwood 41; Sear 7424. About extremely fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Bronze, 4.46 grams, 20.21 mm. Seleukeia ad Tigrim, Mesopotamia. Circa 100 BC. Obverse: no legend, turreted, draped and veiled bust of Tyche right. Reverse: SELEUKEWN TWN PRWS TIGR, to left, right and beneath Tyche seated left, holding Nike in right hand who places wreath on her head, and cornucopiae in left; monogram beneath throne. LeRider 19; BMC 4; SNG Cop 269; Sear 6134. Fine.

Gold, 8.44 grams, 21.43 mm. Koson, Thrace. Mid 1st Century BC. Obverse: KOSWN (in exergue), Roman consul, Brutus, in center, standing left, accompanied by two lictors, each with sceptres or baton over shoulder. Reverse: no legend, eagle standing left on sceptre, wings open, raising wreath in left foot. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace 2; BMCRR 48; Crawford 433/1; Sear Greek 1733. Extremely fine.

Silver, 2.37 grams, 15.69 mm. Histeia, Euboia. 196-146 BC. Obverse: no legend, female head right wearing earring, necklace and vine wreath; hair in sphendone. Reverse: ISTI-AIEWN to right and above, the nymph Histeia, hair bound with vine wreath, right breast bare, seated right on the stern of a galley and holding a trophy stand; wing shape on side of galley; trident-head, delta and A below. BMC 42; cf Sear Greece 2495-2497 (symbols). Almost extremely fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 0.87 grams, 13.18 mm. Circa 50 BC-10 AD. Obverse: profile bust right. Reverse: horse right. S. 434; BMC 3556-3759. Very fine for issue.

Bronze, 1.35 grams; 15.42 mm. Obverse: Celticized head left with corded streaming hair, eye formed by pellet in inverted and curved line. Reverse: Celticized horse left, pellet below tail with pellet in ring motif made into a flower by addition of rays below horse. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.9638. VA 1615-1; S 206. Good fine. Found Essex.

Silver, 9.48 grams, 23.39 mm. Mint related to Pushkalavati. 58-12 BC. Obverse: BASILEWS BASILEWN MEGALOU AZOU in Karosthi, Azes on horseback right, holding whip; letter "gha" before. Reverse: MAHARAJASA RAJARAJASA MAHATASA AYASA in Karosthi, Athena standing right, holding shield and spear; monograms to left and right. Mitchiner 2370; Sear: -. Good very fine.

Silver, 4.14 grams, 13.53 mm. Before 310 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. Monogram in left field (worn) kantharos (?) beneath chair. cf Sear 6728ff. Very fine.

Gold, 8.44 grams, 21.43 mm. Koson, Thrace. Mid 1st Century BC. Obverse: KOSWN (in exergue), Roman consul, Brutus, in center, standing left, accompanied by two lictors, each with sceptres or baton over shoulder. Reverse: no legend, eagle standing left on sceptre, wings open, raising wreath in left foot. RPC 1701; BMC Thrace 2; BMCRR 48; Crawford 433/1; Sear Greek 1733. Extremely fine.

Bronze, 0.93 grams, 20.34 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Silver, 5.40 grams, 19.15 mm. Circa 50 BC-50 AD. Obverse: disjointed bust right. Reverse: disjointed horse right. S. 366; BMC 2525-2731. Ex Brightstone, Isle of Wight Hoard, 2005. About as struck, derived from the Westerham type design.

Silver, 1.14 grams, 14.44 mm. Circa 10-20 AD. Obverse: Celticized head left, pellet in ring motif for eye and diademed made up of a line, RVS around head. Reverse: Celticized horse left with symbols around. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8826. VA 473-1. Very fine/fine. Found Cambridgeshire. Recorded as extremely rare in Van Arsdell’s Celtic Coinage of Britain.

Dr. John Sills at Oxford University writes: "RVS visible in front of face, this was the type that first hinted at the name Tincomarus rather than Tincommius, later confirmed by the Alton hoard."

Silver, 0.40 grams; 8.98 mm. 45-30 BC. Atrebatic C. Obverse: Celticized head left with 'curved ladder' for hair, eye crudely-engraved pellet-in-ring motif, three double ring motifs in front. Reverse: Celticized horse left, torc-shape within ring below, wheel above, mane made up of a curved line. Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3014. VA 355-5; S. 70. [Van Arsdell classified this coin as extremely rare, with most in museums]. Extremely fine, a stunning example. Found Wiltshire.

Gold, 0.83 grams; 10.81 mm. Obverse: head or wreath pattern; line crossed by two pellet lines and triplets, below two joined crescents with pellets in cusps. Reverse: horse right; pellets in front, above and below; spoked wheel above; pellet and wheel below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.9706. VA -, BMC 568-570. Good very fine.

Dr John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: “A scarce type not listed by Van Arsdell; usually found in Hampshire...there are around 20 known...”

Silver, 13.32 grams, 20.41 mm. Eastern Slovakia. Second century BC. Obverse: no legend, highly Celticized laureate head of Zeus right. Reverse: no legend, Celticized warrior (crested head and torso only) on horseback left, circle of pellets above, unclear symbol below. Pticie type. Very fine.

Silver, 13.32 grams, 20.41 mm. Eastern Slovakia. Second century BC. Obverse: no legend, Laureate head of Zeus right. Reverse: no legend, Celticized warrior (crested head and torso only) on horseback left, circle of pellets above, unclear symbol below. Pticie type. Very fine.

Silver, 2.31 grams, 14.62 mm. Parium, Mysia. Circa 400-300 BC. Obverse: no legend, Gorgoneion facing, tongue protruding, serpents around head. Reverse: PA-RI, above and beneath bull standing left, head turned right, unclear symbol below. cf Sear 3919ff (symbol). Good very fine/very fine.

Bronze, 5.94 grams, 17.37 mm. Macedonia. 336-323 BC. Obverse: head of Herakles right, with lionskin head-dress. Reverse: ALEXANDROY, between club above and quiver below; Pi above. Price 310; Muller 1702; SNG Copenhagen 1042; cf Sear 6739. About extremely fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 16.98 grams, 27.58 mm. Arados. 245-215 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin headdress. Reverse: ALEXANDROY to right, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre, and palm tree with two fruits to left, AP monogram of Arados beneath seat. Price 3365; Muller 1380; Rouvier 70; cf Sear 6728ff. Very fine, a pleasing example.

Bronze, 5.82 grams, 17.05 mm. Macedonia. 323-315 BC. Obverse: diademed head of Apollo right. Reverse: FILIPPOY, naked youth on horse prancing right, AV monogram and B below. Mionnet I, 730; SNGANS 905; cf Sear Greek 6698. Good very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Bronze, 0.99 grams, 22.30 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise good fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Bronze, 1.24 grams, 19.29 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Bronze, 1.57 grams, 25.79 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Bronze, 0.99 grams, 19.96 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Bronze, 0.90 grams, 18.97 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Bronze, 1.37 grams, 27.13 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Century BC. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Good fine condition and complete on a hard to acquire issue.

Copper-alloy, 6.97 grams, 20.65 mm. Ainos, Thrace. 300-200 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Hermes right, wearing petatos. Reverse: AIN, goat standing right, HDI monogram to right. BMC 37; Moushmov 3879; Sear -. Good. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 1.21 grams, 13.25 mm. Circa 50 AD. Obverse: two opposed crescents. Reverse: horse right with ANT[ED] below. S. 441; BMC 3791-4025. Good very fine/good fine for issue.

Bronze, 6.14 grams; 19.37 mm. Seleukid Empire. Circa 88-84 BC. Obverse: no legend, diademed head of Antiochus XII right. Reverse: BASILEWS ANTIOCOU EPIFANOUS FILOPATOROS KALLINIKOU to right and left, Zeus standing left, holding Nike in right hand and long sceptre in left. SNG Israel 2887; Sear SGI 7199. Fine/fair.

Silver, 3.94 grams, 14.24 mm. Kolophon mint. 323-319 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. Lyre in left field, B beneath chair. Price 1770; SNG Cop 964: Muller 242; cf Sear 6728ff. Very fine.

Bronze, 8.19 grams, 23.68 mm. Circa 100 - 127 A.D. Obverse: King standing left, altar and trident on left; club and tamgha on right. Greek legend. Reverse: Shiva standing facing, holding trident; and the bull, right; Nandipada symbol in left field. Karosthi legend. Good fine condition, uncleaned 'as found' state.

Bronze, 3.13 grams, 12.73 mm. Kushan. 58-19 BC. Obverse: BASLIEWS BASILEWN MEGALOU AZOU, king with whip on horseback right. Monogram to right. Reverse: Kushan legend, Demeter standing facing, holding cornucopiae and extending hand. Kharosthi monogram "Megasa" to right. Whitehead 231. Very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 0.28 grams; 8.83 mm. 10 BC-10 AD. Atrebatic G. Obverse: four armed spiral with pellet in each angle, pellet-in-ring motif in centre. Reverse: Celticized horse right, EPP above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3015. VA. 421-1; S. 103. Very fine. Found Wiltshire.

Bronze, 8.38 grams, 19.32 mm. Indo-Parthian Kushan Kingdom. 2nd century AD. Obverse: no legend, radiate, diademed, and draped bust right, holding sceptre, symbol behind. Reverse: BASILEVC BASILEWN CWTHR MEGAC, King riding right on horseback, holding sceptre; three-pronged symbol before. Donum Burns 58; MACW 2950; Whitehead 100 ff; BMC P. 114, 2. Very fine.

Bronze, 6.14 grams, 19.09 mm. Macedonia, Pella. 336-323 BC. Obverse: head of Herakles right, with lionskin head-dress. Reverse: ALEXANDROY, between quiver above and club below; delta above, thunderbolt below. Price 288; Drama 107; cf Sear 6739. Very fine/extremely fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Bronze, 5.81 grams, 19.70 mm. Macedonia. 336-323 BC. Obverse: head of Herakles right, with lionskin head-dress. Reverse: ALEXANDROY, between club above and quiver below. Price 266; cf Sear 6739. Good very fine.

Silver, 3.97 grams, 18.15 mm. Lampsacus. 310-301 BC. Obverse: head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Reverse: ALEXANDROY, Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; KI to left, ME monogram beneath seat. Price 1406; SNG Copenhagen 988; Muller 821; cf Sear 6730. Very fine/good very fine.

Bronze, 6.14 grams, 17.42 mm. Macedonia. 323-315 BC. Obverse: diademed head of Apollo right. Reverse: FILIPPOY, Naked youth on horse prancing right, AV monogram below. Mionnet I, 734; cf Sear Greek 6698. Very fine-good very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Bronze, 5.69 grams, 18.55 mm. Macedonia. 323-315 BC. Obverse: diademed head of Apollo right. Reverse: FILIPPOY, naked youth on horse prancing right, star below. Mionnet Supp. 3, 511; cf Sear Greek 6698. Fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 1.16 grams; 15.39 mm. Circa 55-45 BC. Corieltauvian B. Obverse: boar right, spear pierces back, elaborate anemone above, tail has counter clockwise curl, 'S' object below, elaborate spiral above head. Reverse: Celticized horse left with large ring of pellets above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3002. VA. 855-3; S. 396. [Van Arsdell classified this coin as extremely rare]. Very fine and better with a dark ancient tone. Found Lincolnshire.

Bronze, 7.02 grams, 17.98 mm. Macedonia. 336-323 BC. Obverse: no legend, Alexander as Herakles right, clad in lion's skin head-dress. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, club right above, bow in case below, >E monogram above. Price 316; Muller 1709; Sear 6739. Extremely fine.

Bronze, 1.31 grams, 23.14 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Centuries B.C. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in very fine. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Bronze, 1.72 grams, 24.69 mm. Circa 3rd - 1st Centuries B.C. Cast bronze in the form of a dolphin. GCV 1684 (British Museum) books at £200 in VF. Tail lost in antiquity otherwise Very fine condition on a hard to acquire issue.

Silver, 16.61 grams, 27.69 mm. Babylon. 311-305 BC. Obverse: head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Reverse: ALEXANDROU to left, BASILEWS below, Zeus seated left, right leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre; MTP monogram in wreath to left, MI beneath throne. Price 3746; Muller 734; cf Sear 6728ff. Fine-good fine.

Silver, 8.39 grams; 21.51 mm. Corinth. 405-345 B.C. Obverse: EL behind head, Head of Athena right, in Corinthian helmet over leather cap; behind head, Zeus, naked, standing left, holding sceptre and thunderbolt before thymiaterion. Reverse: Koppa below, Pegasus, with pointed wing, flying left. Ravel 715; Calciati 192. Almost extremely fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 17.06 grams, 18.36 mm. Attica, Athens. 465-460 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Athena right in crested helmet with vine-leaf decoration, wearing earrings, eye in partial profile. Reverse: AQE, owl standing right, head facing, olive spring and crescent at upper left. Sear 2520. Extremely fine.

Silver, 13.59 grams, 25.76 mm. Antioch, Syria. 219-220 AD. Obverse: AVT K M A ANTWNEINOC CEB, laureate head right, slight drapery on left shoulder. Reverse: DHMARC EX UPATOC TO B, eagle standing facing, head left, wreath in beak, star between eagle's legs, D-E across upper fields. Prieur 267; Sear GIC 3096. Very fine/good very fine.

Bronze, 12.23 grams, 25.23 mm. 58-20 BC. Obverse: BASILEWS BASILEWN MEGALOU AZOU, humped Brahman bull (zebu) walking right, Whitehead symbol 15 (Z in square) above; Kharosthi "jha" to right. Reverse: Kharosthi legend, lion or leopard standing right, Whitehead symbol 26 above. Whitehead 259; BMC p. 86, 141; Sear: -. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Bronze, 7.44 grams, 20.37 mm. Obverse: bust of Ptolemy right. Reverse: eagle standing left. Very fine/fair.

Silver, 4.14 grams, 12.19 mm. Sardes mint. 323-319 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. Long torch in left field, A beneath chair. Price 2637; SNG Cop 878; Muller 31; cf Sear 6728ff. Very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 4.21 grams, 16.84 mm. Kolophon. 310-301 BC. Obverse: head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress. Reverse: ALEXANDROY, Zeus seated left, holding eagle and sceptre; N to left, S beneath seat. Price 1802; Muller 1321; cf Sear 6730. Good very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, Drachm, 4.11 grams; 18.29 mm. Magnesia ad Maeandrum. 323-319 B.C. Obverse: Head of Herakles in lion-skin headdress to right. Reverse: FILIPPOU, Zeus, wearing himation, seated left on backless throne, holding eagle in his right hand and scepter in his left; to left, thrysus. Price P-51, Muller P82. Very fine/good fine.

Silver, 16.64 grams, 27.18 mm. Thasos, Thrace. After 148 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Dionysos right, wreathed with ivy. Reverse: HRAKLEOUS SWTHROS to left and right, QASIWN beneath, Herakles standing left, holding club and lion's skin, HAR monogram in left field. BMC 67-71; Sear 1759. Extremely fine.

Bronze, 6.70 grams, 18.45 mm. Macedonia. 336-323 BC. Obverse: no legend, Alexander as Herakles right, clad in lion's skin head-dress. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, club right above, bow in case below, thunderbolt above, inverted delta below. Price 276; Sear 6739. Extremely fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver plated, 0.67 grams, 12.57 mm. Icenian C. Circa 35-25 BC. Obverse: boar right with pellets below, upper portion of boar's right leg comprised of two lines, no pellet on boar's shoulder, boar stands on exergual line. Reverse: celticized horse right, three pellets above, tail made up of a single line with shorter lines coming off at an angle. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3045. VA. 657-1, S. 431; BMC 3440-3512. Very fine for issue. Found Norfolk.

Silver, 1.20 grams; 13.78 mm. Obverse: quadrilateral crossed by pellet-in-line ending in ring and pellet-ring variation, "T" in one corner. Reverse: horse right, ring above and a further ring above head, VER before. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3012. VA. -, BMC. 1655; Mossop 295; S. 228. Very fine. Found Cambridgeshire.

Dr John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: “Rainer Kretz has recorded 17 other Tasciovanus units of BMC 1655 type, his D2 type, your no. 12582...A rare type but an eccentric striking.”

Silver 6.15 grams, 22.88 mm. Circa 1st century BC. Celtic Danube mint. Obverse: no legend, degraded head of Dionysos right, wreathed with ivy. Reverse: no legend, abstract image of a horse moving left. Legend degraded to two lines of dots. Reference: Gobl Class V. Very fine.

Silver, 4.26 grams, 12.98 mm. 310-301 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre, torch beneath chair. Price 564A; Muller 27; SNG Fitz. 2196; cf Sear 6728ff. Extremely fine, struck with a partially clogged reverse die, but with original mint lustre. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 0.57 grams, 12.13 mm. Early first century AD. Obverse: two opposed crescents. Reverse: horse right with pellets below. S. 436; VA 752; M. 429; BMC 4297-4325. Good fine.

Silver, 1.07 grams; 14.88 mm. Circa 20-15 BC. Icenian Type E. Obverse: Celticized head right, head about the same size as the flan, eye comprised of rectangular box with line in centre, no ear, 'coffee bean' for mouth, hair comprised of herring-bone pattern of lines. Reverse: Celticized horse right, ring-and-pellet motifs above, below and in front of horse. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: 08.9717. VA 665-7. Classified by Van Arsdell as extremely rare. Good fine/very fine. Found Norfolk.

Silver, 0.97 grams, 15.06 mm. Late first century BC. Obverse: boar right with pellet-in-ring and annulet motifs. Reverse: horse right with 'inverted U' motif below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3078. S. 396; VA 875-2; M. 405-406; BMC 3214-3233 [but none have the 'U' motif on the reverse]. Near extremely fine but chipped.

Bronze, 3.27 grams, 18.84 mm. Pautalia, Thrace. 198-203 AD. Obverse: L CEP KAI GETAC K, bare head right. Reverse: OULPIAC PAUTA-LIAC, garlanded altar surmounted by orphic egg, from which a serpent emerges. Ruzicka 805; Moushmov 4335; cf BMC 43. Fine, better than imaged. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 16.44 grams, 28.15 mm. 294-287 BC. Obverse: no legend, diademed head of Alexander III right, wearing horn of Ammon. Reverse: BASILEWS LUSIMACOU, Athena seated left, holding Nike bearing wreath, monogram above. Sear 6814-16. Good fine-very fine.

Silver, 4.23 grams, 14.28 mm. Kolophon mint. 319-310 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. monogram resembling S and sideways Omega to left, retrograde E and K monogram beneath chair. Price 1794; SNG Cop 917; cf Sear 6728ff. Very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 4.16 grams, 13.11 mm. Lampsacus mint. 310-301 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, legs uncrossed, holding eagle and sceptre. Forepart of Pegasus left in left field; o on N monogram beneath throne. Price 1382; SNG Cop 887; cf Sear 6730-6731. Very fine.

Silver, 13.77 grams, 23.35 mm. Amphipolis. 323-315 BC. Obverse: no legend, laureate head of Zeus right. Reverse: FILIPPOU, youth on horseback right, holding palm; aplustre below horse; P dot under raised foreleg. SNG ANS 738ff; SNG Cop 559; cf Sear 6680-6684. Extremely fine.

Bronze, 6.30 grams, 18.23 mm. Thessalonica, Macedonia. pre-Imperial Times. Obverse: no legend, head of Athena right, wearing Corinthian helmet. Reverse: QES-SALONIKWN, horse pacing right. Mionnet I, 318; cf Moushmov 6603; cf BMC 40; Sear -. Fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Bronze, 6.48 grams, 20.99mm. Thessaly. 196-146 BC. Obverse: no legend, laureate head of Apollo right. Reverse: QESSA-LWN, the Thessalian Pallas Athena Itonia standing right, holding shield and brandishing spear. BMC 50; Sear 2234ff. Fine.

Bronze, 3.87 grams; 20.66 mm. Mesembria, Thrace. 250-200 BC. Obverse: no legend, Crested helmet right. Reverse: METAM-BRIANWN, above and below a wheel. BMC 276; Moushmov 3984; SNG Stancomb 229-230. Fine.

Silver, 4.16 grams, 19.38mm. Bolskan (Osca) Spain. 150-100 BC. Obverse: Iberian script resembling XN ("bo n"), bearded, bare-head of male right, wearing necklace. Reverse: prancing horse right with rider carrying spear, Iberian script resembling HPMAN ("bo l s ka n") below. Villaronga 3; Burgos 1501; SNG Cop 324; SNG BM Spain 695; Sear 28. Good very fine.

Silver, 1.09 grams, 12.23 mm. Early first century AD. Obverse: two opposed crescents. Reverse: headless horse right with six pellets on the shoulder and EDN below. S. 444; VA 734-1; M. 423; BMC 4219-4281. An interesting coin with the horse clearly lacking a head and the pellets on the shoulder. Near very fine with slight porosity on the surfaces and a chip to the edge.

Bronze, 4.61 grams; 20.16 mm. Circa 45-10 BC. Gold plated stater core. Obverse: abstract head of Apollo right. Reverse: disjointed horse left; pointed anchor above and six pointed star below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.8900. VA. 8211-2; S. 390. Very fine. Found Lincolnshire.

Bronze, 4.23 grams; 20.61 mm. Circa 45-10 BC. Obverse: abstract head of Apollo right, spike with one crescent and leaves facing inwards. Reverse: disjointed horse left, pointed anchor above and six pointed star below. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.9627. VA 811-2; S 390. Very fine. Found Lincolnshire.

Gold, 5.22 grams, 18.44 mm. Durotrigan A. Circa 65-58 BC. Obverse: abstract head of Apollo right, spike with long crescent and leaves of wreath point downwards. Reverse: disjointed horse left with crab comprising of pellet with four wavy lines below and pellets above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.30348. VA 1205-1, S 22; BMC 35-76. Very fine. Found Norfolk.

Copper-alloy, 2.35 grams, 15.57 mm. Late first century BC. Obverse: lion right with RVES to left. Reverse: eagle. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3090. S. 270; VA 1890; M. 189; BMC 1691 [variant]. The variant with spelling RVES not apparently recorded for this type [difficult to see unless under magnification, the E with short prongs and the S doubling as the lion's tail]. Excessively rare and about extremely fine with good surfaces.

Silver, 9.33 grams, 23.70 mm. Mint related to Pushkalavati. 58-12 BC. Obverse: BASILEWS BASILEWN MEGALOU AZOU in Karosthi, Azes on horseback right, holding whip; letter "gha" before. Reverse: MAHARAJASA RAJARAJASA MAHATASA AYASA in Karosthi, Athena standing right, holding shield and spear; monograms to left and right. Mitchiner 2370; Sear: -. Good very fine.

Bronze, 2.57 grams, 17.50 mm. Nikopolis ad Istrum, Moesia. 193-211 AD. Obverse: AV KAI CEVHPO, laureate head right, dot below head. Reverse: NIKOPOLITWN PROC ICT, Hera standing left, holding patera and long torch or sceptre. Moushmov 1008; Sear -. Fine and better.

Silver, 4.16 grams, 12.99 mm. Kolophon mint. 310-301 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. Standing crescent above lion's head left in left field, N beneath chair. Price 1805; Muller 339; cf Sear 6728ff. Very fine. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 4.04 grams, 14.61 mm. Kolophon mint. 310-301 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. Standing crescent in left field, retrograde P and K monogram beneath chair. Price 1827; Muller 273; cf Sear 6728ff. Very fine.

Bronze, 6.88 grams, 20.67 mm. Macedonia. 336-323 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Alexander as Herakles right, with lionskin head-dress. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, bow in case above club left; delta above, bunch of grapes. Price 283; Muller 1538; cf Sear 6739. Good very fine with a softer reverse.

Bronze, 6.54 grams, 18.38 mm. Uncertain mint in Macedonia. 359-336 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Apollo right bound in tainia. Reverse: FILIPPOU, youth on horseback right, ivy leaf on stalk below. Mueller 141; cf Sear 6696-6698. Good very fine.

Silver, 0.97 grams; 13.73 mm. Mid - Late 1st century BC. Icenian C. Obverse: boar right, ring of pellets above, three pellets below, upper portion of boar's front leg comprised of two lines, ring on shoulder. Reverse: Celticized horse right, ring of pellets and three pellets above, standing on exergual line, tail made up of a single strand with shorter lines coming off at an angle. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 09.3007. VA. 655-1 variant. Very fine/good very fine. Found Norfolk.

Dr John Sills of the Celtic Coin Index at Oxford University writes: “the best struck specimens of this type nearly all have a pellet in annulet on the boar, as here, but on weakly struck and worn coins it's often not visible or appears to be just a pellet.”

Bronze, 6.44 grams, 17.46 mm. Macedonian mint. 336-323 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lion skin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, between bow and bowcase above and club; Delta above, trident. Price 280; SNG Cop. 1038; cf Sear 6739. Extremely fine.

Bronze, 4.24 grams, 17.95 mm. Macedonia. 323-317 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, in lionskin headdress. Reverse: no legend, rider, raising right hand, on horse galloping right (BA below?). Price 2; Sear -. (Not in Sear with Herakles obverse). Fine.

Silver, 1.13 grams, 13.99 mm. Face/Horse Regular Type; circa 1st century BC. Obverse: profile bust right with herring-bone pattern behind. Reverse: horse right with large wheel above and lozenge below. S. 434; V. 790-1. Very fine and attractive, Robert van Arsdell attributes this issue to Queen Boudicca.

Bronze, 1.78 grams; 14.53 mm. Circa 30-25 BC. Obverse: Celticized head left with the hair indicated by curves, pellet in ring motifs above brow and behind head. Reverse: Celticized horse left with pellet in ring motifs above and below, pellet below tail and DVBNO above. Celtic Coin Index Registration Number at Oxford University: CCI 08.9637. VA 1669-1; S 211. Good fine. Found Lincolnshire.

Silver, 1.01 grams; 11.43 mm. Raidan. 100 AD. Obverse: beardless male head right, hair hanging in ringlets, vertical trident behind, border of dots around. Reverse: Himyarite legend, very small male head right, Yanaf monogram to right. SNG ANS 1599-1602; Munro-Hay 161, 3.4i; SGIC 5718. Good fine/good very fine.

Silver, 14.19 grams, 25.79 mm. Antioch, Syria. 219-220 AD. Obverse: AVT K M A ANTWNEINOC CEB, laureate head right, slight drapery on left shoulder. Reverse: DHMARC EX UPATOC TO B, eagle standing facing, head left, wreath in beak, star between eagle's legs, D-E across upper fields. Prieur 267; Sear GIC 3096. Very fine-good very fine.

Silver, 9.64 grams, 23.85 mm. Mint related to Pushkalavati. 58-12 BC. Obverse: BASILEWS BASILEWN MEGALOU AZOU in Karosthi, Azes on horseback right, holding whip; letter "ka" before. Reverse: MAHARAJASA RAJARAJASA MAHATASA AYASA in Karosthi, Athena standing right, holding shield and spear; monograms to left and right. Mitchiner 2370; Sear: -. Good very fine/extremely fine.

Silver, 2.31 grams, 15.79 mm. Indo-Baktria. 90-70 BC. Obverse: BASILEWS SWTHROS ERMAIOU, diademed and draped bust right. Reverse: Karosthi legend: Maharajasa Tratarasa Heramayasa, Zeus seated left, holding sceptre; monogram (Whitehead 85) to left. Whitehead 658; Sear 7733ff. Very fine.

Silver, 4.11 grams, 13.51 mm. Sardes mint. 319-315 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, one leg drawn back, holding eagle and sceptre. K in Omega in left field; Delta H monogram beneath throne. Price 2682; cf Sear 6730-6731. Extremely fine with a softer reverse. A significant coin which has been published on wildwinds.com

Silver, 4.19 grams, 12.54 mm. Unknown Eastern Mint, from 323 BC. Obverse: no legend, head of Herakles right, wearing lionskin. Reverse: ALEXANDROU, Zeus seated left, legs uncrossed, holding eagle and sceptre. Unknown symbols (Aramaic?) to left and under chair. cf Sear 6730-6731. (These symbols are not in Price, Muller, BMC, SNG Cop etc). Very fine.