CLASSICAL
NUMISMATIC
AUCTIONS,
LTD.
ACARNANIA 58. Anactorium. Circa 350-300 BC. Stater. (8.26 gms.). Pegasus left. Helmeted head of Athena left; behind, monogram and temple-key bound with fillet. BMC 20, Cammann 68. VF/VF+. (200) 55.
Circa 400-338 BC. Triobol. (2.49 gms.). Amphora; to left, K. Star of eight rays; between rays, KOP (P retrograde), cf. SNG Cop. 158 and BMC 136 for type. Near EF. (450)
59.
Leucas. Circa 400-330 BC. Stater. (8.16 gms.). Pegasus right with curled wing; below, Λ. Helmeted head of Athena right; above, Σ ; behind, grape-bunch. BMC 46. Good VF, lightly porous. (150)
60.
Leucas. Circa 400-330 BC. Stater. (8.38 gms.). Pegasus right, Λ below. Helmeted head of Athena right; behind, Λ and ladle (ciathos). SNG Cop. 349 (same obv. die). VF+. (200)
61.
Leucas. Circa 330-250 BC. Stater. (8.47 gms.). Pegasus left. Helmeted head of Athena left; behind, Λ and stylis. SNG Cop. 357, BMC 101. Near EF. (200)
THESSALY 56. Larissa. Circa 340-321 BC. Didrachm. (12.17 gms.). Threequarter facing head of the nymph Larissa, wearing necklace, hair bound in ampyx and cascading loosely about her face. Bridled horse with head held high, trotting right; around, ΛΑΡΙ-Σ(ΑΙΩΝ). Jameson 1092 (same dies), Boston MFA 894 (same obv. die). EF, beautiful style. (5000) The obverse design for this coin was directly inspired by the facing head design of Arethusa by the artist Kimon struck on a Syracusan tetradrachm circa 405 BC.
57.
Thessalian Confederacy. After 196 BC. Double Victoriatus. (6.10 gms.). Laureate bust of Zeus right. Athena Itonia standing right with spear and shield, ( Π ) ν θ - Ω Ν Ο Σ above, ΚΛΕΟΜΑΧΙΔΝ below. SNG Cop 293. Toned good VF. (225)
BOEOTIA 62. Thebes. Circa 379-338 BC. Stater. (12.32 gms.). Boeotian shield. KA-BI, fluted amphora in concave field. BMC 150, SNG Cop. 339. VF, well-centered for issue. (300)
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