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\yHEATON COLLEGE
COLLECTION
OF
GREEK AND ROMAN COINS
By
J. DAVlD BlSHOP
and
R. ROSS HOLLOWAY
ANCIENT COINS IN NORTH AMERICAN COLLECTIONS
PUBLISHED BY
THE AMERICAN NUMISMATIC SOCIETY
NEW YORK 1981
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ANCIENT COINS IN NORTH AMERICAN COLLECTIONS
FOREWORD
J. he Wheaton College Collection of Greek and Roman Coins was begun during the
academic year 1931/32, according to a report of an exhibit in the Wheaton News for
April 30, 1932: "Beside the group of coins was a notice stating that they had been given
to the College by the American Numismatic Society in return for work done at Wheaton
for the Society's files in New York," by Classics students under the direction of Eunice
Work, Professor of Greek. These are nos. 6, 11, 17, 21, 23, 29, 31, 40, 46, 93, 103,151,
160, 187, 188, 206, 207, 208, 209, 212, 227, 240, 241, 273, 278, 305, 327 and 329. In
May 1945, Arthur Stone Dewing, president of The American Numismatic Society,
returned his lecturer's honorarium to the Classics Club for the purchase of antiquities.
The club then purchased for the Department of Classics from the Society a supple-
mentary group; nos. 32, 38, 39, 53, 142, 153, 185, 186, 189, 231 and 244. In 1953, the
Museum of Fine Arts in Boston gave the Department no. 102. When Professor Work
retired in 1955, without telling her successor, Professor Doris Taylor (later Mrs.
Bishop), she left with the Department her own coins; nos. 4, 33, 55, 211, 230, 331, 341,
342, 343, 352, 370, 372, 387, 390, 397, 405, 424, 428, 435 and 445. In 1970, after Mrs.
Bishop's death, they were identified by Margaret Thompson of The American Numis-
matic Society as Miss Work's own collection. In 1976, Charlotte Estabrooke (Mrs.
Joseph R. Stoddard, Class of 1933), hearing of plans for this catalogue, gave the Depart-
ment no. 394 which she had won by class acclamation asa prize for competitive studies
under Miss Work. All other coins in this catalogue are part of the bequest in 1967 of
antiquities from the estate of Adra Marshall Newell, widow of Edward T. Newell;
they are four-fifths of her own miscellaneous collection of coins.
This publication conforms in general to the format established by the Sylloge Num-
morum Graecorum: emphasis is laid on the reproduction of the coins and the text is
limited to the basic numismatic data. The Greek section was written by R. Ross
Holloway. In his work he was assisted by the members of his seminar in Greek numis-

matics atBrown University in the spring of 1976; Donald Ariel, Catrina Avery, Catheryn
Cheal, Ian Dogole, William Granville, Diane Hedlund, Patricia McDonagh, and Thomas
Loening, each of whom drafted catalogue entries for a specific section of the Greek
series. The chronology of individual pieces in the series of Alexander III and Lysi-
machus was suggested by Margaret Thompson. Colin M. Kraay similarly responded
with his opinion concerning the dating of the series of Corinth and her colonies. In the
Greek section, the metal is silver unless otherwise noted.
The catalogue owes much to the efforts of Mrs. Bishop, who in the last semester of
her life worked with two students in verifying and rearranging the amorphous listing
by the Newell estate appraisers. We gratefully thank William E. Metcalf, Nancy M.
Waggoner and Frances M. Schwartz for editorial assistance. All photographs, taken
directly from the coins, are the work of Michael Di Biase.
This publication has been supported by a grant from the National Endowment for
the Arts of Washington, D.C., a federal agency.
The Wheaton College Collection is published by The American Numismatic Society
as part of its continuing commitment to record in print numismatic material of research
value which is not readily accessible.
J. David Bishop, Wheaton College

R. Ross Holloway, Brown University
ABBREVIATIONS
Definitive mint studies for Greek coins occur before their mints. This list covers only imperial
and provincial Roman issues.
BMCRE H. Mattingly and R. A. G. Carson, eds., Coins of the Roman Empire in the
British Museum, 6 vols. (London, 1923).
Cohen H. Cohen, Description historique des monnaies frappes sous l'empire romain,
2nd ed., 8 vols. (Paris, 1880-92).
CRR E. A. Sydenham, The Coinage of the Roman Republic (London, 1952).
Haeberlin E. J. Haeberlin, Aes Grave, 2 vols. (Frankfurt a. M., 1910).
Hunter for provincial issues: G. MacDonald, Catalogue of the Greek Coins in the Hunterian
Collection, University of Glasgow, 3 vols. (Glasgow, 1899-1905).
for Rome: A. S. Robertson, Roman Imperial Coins in the Hunter Cabinet,
University of Glasgow, 4 vols. (Oxford, 1962).
LRBC R. A. G. Carson, P. V. Hill and J. P. C. Kent, Late Roman Bronze Coinage
(London, 1960).
McClean S. W. Grose, Catalogue of the McClean Collection of Greek Coins, 3 vols. (Cam-
bridge, 1923-29).
RIC H. Mattingly and E. A. Sydenham, The Roman Imperial Coinage, 9 vols. (Lon-
don 1923).
RRC M. H. Crawford, Roman Republican Coinage, 2 vols. (Cambridge, 1974).

Weber L. Forrer, The Weber Collection, 3 vols. (London 1922-29).
Tuf. Wheaton College Collection
CAMPANIA: CAPUA
J-B. Giard, "La monnaie de Capoue et
le problme de la datation du denier ro-
maine," Congresso Internationale di Nu-
mismtica, Roma 11-16 Setiembre 1961, 2,
AHi (Rome, 1965), pp. 235-60.
Obv. Diademed head of Artemis r;
quiver and bow.
Rev. Running boar r.; above,
pellet.
1. 6.38. M uncia. Giard 14, 216-211
B.C.
NEAPOLIS
Obv. Female head r; below neck,
APT...; to 1., Artemis Hecate.
Rev. NEAnOAITQN Man-headed
bull r; between legs, N, above,
flying Nike.
2. 6.57. Stater. Ca. 325-241 B.C.
PHISTELIA
N. K. Rutter, Companion Coinages,
475-380 B.C. (Edinburgh, 1979), pp. 83
84.
Obv. Facing head.
Rev. *I\AJT?I$ Mussel shell, ear of

grain and dolphin.
3. \ 0.05. Obo1. Ca. 405-400 B.C.
Rev. Lion 1.; above, star; in exergue,
serpent.
4. / 0.38. Obo1. Ca. 405-400 B.C.
CALABRIA: TARENTUM
A.J.Evans, "The 'Horsemen' of Ta-
rentum," NC 1889, pp. 1-228.
. E. Ravel, Descriptive Catalogue of
the Collection of Tarcntine Coins Formed
by M. P. Vlasto (London, 1947).
Obv. Horseman 1.; between horse's
legs, A.
Rev. TA PAZ Phalanthos riding dol-
phin 1., holding cantharus.
Evans Period III, ca. 380-345 B.C.
5. J. 7.97. Stater. Rev. below, P. Vlasto
414.
6. -> 8.14. Stater. Obv. and rev. dies of 5.
Obv. Rider r., lancing downward,
holding shield and two javelins
behind; to 1., Y.
Evans Period VII, ca. 281-272 B.C.
7. J, 6.56. Stater. Rev. Phalanthos holds
eornucopiae; to r., fulmen; to 1.,
[Nike and] wreath; [OA]Y. Vlasto
716.
Obv. Head of Athena 1.; on helmet,
Scylla.
Rev. TAP Owl facing, wings out-
spread, on thunderbolt.
8. \ 3.13. Drachm. Vlasto 1068-1074.
LUCANIA: HERACLEA
Obv. Head of Athena r.: on helmet,
Scylla.
Rev. Heracles wrestling lion.
9. 1.08. Diobo1. Ca. 400-334 B.C.
10. -> 0.92. Diobo1. Ca. 400-334 B.C.
METAPONTUM
S. P. Noe, The Coinage of Metaponlum 1
and //, ANSNNM 32 and 47 (New York,
1927 and 1931).
Obv. MET Ear of grain.
Ancient Coins in North American Collections
Obv. Female head r.
Rev. META Ear of grain.
13. I 7.55. Stater. Noe 381, ca. 420-
400 B.C.
Obv. Head of Leucippus in Corinthian
helmet r.; to 1., torch.
Rev. META Ear of grain; to r., I-H.
14. / 7.57. Stater. Ca. 330-300 B.C.
Obv. Head of Persephone 1.
Rev. META Ear of grain; to 1., A OA
and moneyer's tongs.
15. / 7.84. Stater. Ca. 325-275 B.C.
POSEIDONIA
C. M. Kraay, "Gli stateri a doppio rilievo
di Poseidonia," Atli e Memorie delta
Societ Magna Grecia 8, (1967),
pp. 113-15.
Obv. OE I Bearded Poseidon in
chlamys, hurling trident r.
Rev. OME*>AN (retrograde). Bull
r.
16. \ 7.80. Stater. Kraay Group B, ca.
440-420 B.C.
SYBABIS
. M. Kraay, "The Coinages of Sybaris

after 510," NC 1958, pp. 24-29.
Obv. MV (retrograde). Bull standing
1., looking back.
Rev. Same type incuse.
17. 7.98. Stater. Ca. 550-520 B.C.
Obv. Head of Athena r.
Rev. ZYBA Bull standing r., looking
back.
18. \ 1.09. Diobo1. Ca. 445 B.C.
THUBIUM
Obv. Head of Athena r.; helmet
decorated with olive wreath
(19) or Scylla (20, 21).
Rev. 0OYPIQN Bull walking 1. (19)
or butting r. (20,21); in exergue,
fish.
19. \ 7.23. Stater. Obv. to r., . Rev.
between bull's legs, a bird. Ca. 415-
400 B.C.
20. I 7.64. Stater. Ca. 380 B.C.
21. \ 7.47. Stater. Ca. 380 B.C.
VELIA
. M. Kraay in SNGOxford, Part 2
(1969).
Obv. Female head r. (22), or 1. (23).
Rev. YEA[H] Owl r. (22) or 1. (23) on
olive branch.
Kraay Period III, ca. 400 B.C.
22. f 3.79. Drachm.
23. / 4.02. Drachm.
Obv. Head of Athena 1. wearing
Phrygian helmet decorated with
draped female centaur.
Rev. YEAHTQN Lion 1., ravening
ram's head: above, A; between
lion's tlegs, >E.
Kraay Period VI, ca. 320 B.C.
24. 7.45. Stater.
Rev. YEAHTQN Lion r.; in exergue,
thyrsus.
Kraay Period VII, ca. 300 B.C.
25. / 7.47. Stater.
The Wheaton College Collection
CAULONIA
S. P. Noe, The Coinage of Caulonia,
ANSNS 9 (New York, 1958).
Obv. KAVA Apollo r., holding branch
and small running figure who
holds branch; to r., stag.
Rev. Apollo and stag incuse.
27. f 7.51. Stater. Noe 14, ca. 525 B.C.
CROTON
G. Gorini, La Monetazione Incusa dlia
Magna Grecia (Milan, 1975).
Obv. ?PO Tripod.
Rev. Same type incuse.
28. f 7.50. Stater. Ca. 550-520 B.C.
SICILY: AGRIGENTUM
Obv. AKPA TAN TO Z Eagle 1.
Rev. Crab.
29. / 16.38. Tetradrachm. Obv. counter-
mark on wing. Ca. 470 B.C.
CAMARINA
Obv. Gorgoneion.
Rev. KAMA Owl r.; to r., lizard and
9; in exergue, three pellets.
30. \ 4.03. tetras. Shortly before
405 B.C.

MESSANA
Obv. MEZZANION Hare r.; below,
olive spray.
Rev. Riga r.; above, Nike; in exergue,
olive leaf.
31. / 16.98. Tetradrachm. Ca. 460-450
B.C.
Obv. Hare r.
Rev. ME in olive wreath.
32. ; 0.51. Litra. After ca. 470 B.C.
PANORMUS
Obv. Head of a river god 1.; to r.,
Rev. Ziz Shbaal (Punic inscription)
"Of the People of Panormus"( ?).
Man-headed bull 1.
33. 0.43. Litra or obo1. Ca. 400 B.C.
SELINUS
W. Schwabacher, "Die Tetradrachmen-
prgung von Selinunt," Mitteilungen der
Bayerischen Numismatischen Gesellschaft
43 (1925), pp. 1-89.
Obv. Apollo and Artemis in quadriga
r., Apollo shooting with bow.
Rev. ZEAINONTION River god Se-
linus 1. at altar, holding branch
and phiale; at altar, cock; to r.,
wild parsley leaf and bull on
pedesta1.
34. \ 17.01. Tetradrachm. Schwabacher
14. Ca. 445-435 B.C.
SYRACUSE
E. Boehringer, Die Mnzen von Syrakus
(Berlin-Leipzig, 1929).
. V. Head, "On the Chronological
Sequence of the Coins of Syracuse," NC
1874, pp. 1-80.
B. R. Holloway, "L'inizio della moneta-
zione in bronzo siracusana," Le origini
della monetazione di bronzo in Sicilia e in
Magna Grecia, Supp1. AI IN, vo1. 25 (Rome,
1979), pp. 123-41.
G. K. Jenkins, "Electrum Coinage at
Syracuse," Essays in Greek Coinage Pre-
37. - 16.83. Tetradrachm. Boehringer 332,
ca. 485-475 B.C.
Obv. Head of Arethusa r.
Rev. Four-spoke whee1.
38. 0.65. Obo1. Boehringer 362-70, ca.
480-475.
Obv. ZYPA Head of Arethusa r.
Rev. Polyp.
39. / 0.69. Litra. Boehringer 420, ca.
480-475 B.C.
Obv. Quadriga r.; above, flying Nike
crowning charioteer.
Rev. ZYPAKOZION Head of Arethu-
sa r.; around, four dolphins.
40. / 16.72. Tetradrachm. Boehringer 679,
ca. 440-425 B.C.
41. 17.06. Tetradrachm. Boehringer 703,
ca. 440-425 B.C.
42. \ 17.00. Tetradrachm. Boehringer 721,
ca. 440-425 B.C.
Obv. Head of Arethusa 1.
Rev. Four-part incuse; in center, star.
43. 5.06. trias. Ca. 410-400 B.C.
Rev. ZYPA Dolphin r. and shel1.
44. / 3.05. hemilitron. Ca. 405-368

B.C.
Obv. Pegasus 1.
Rev. ZYPAKOZION Head of Athe-
na r.
45. 8.19. Stater. Ca. 340 B.C.
46. - 8.18. Stater. Ca. 340 B.C.
Obv. Female head 1.
Rev. Pegasus 1.; below, A.
47. - 2.66. Three-litrae piece. Ca. 340
B.C.
Obv. Head of Apollo 1.; to r., S and
bucranium.
Rev. ZYPAKOZIQN Tripod.
48. f 3.74. EL fifty-litrae piece. Jen-
kins R 6, 11. Agathocles, ca. 310-
289 B.C.
Obv. KOPAZ Head of Persephone r.
Rev. AAGOKAEIOZ Nike r., erect-
ing trophy; to r., triskeles.
49. - 16.47. Tetradrachm. Agathocles,
ca. 310-304 B.C.
Obv. ZYPAKOZIQN Head of Perse-
phone 1.; to r., poppy.
Rev. Chariot r.; above, thunderbolt;
below, A".
50. \ 8.06. . Fourth Democracy, 289-
287 B.C.
Obv. ZYPAKOZIQN Head of Hera-
cles 1.
Rev. Athena Alkidamos r.; to 1.,
wreath.
51. <- 11.56. . Pyrrhus in Sicily, 278-
275 B.C.
Obv. Head of Hieron II 1., wreathed;
to r., .
Rev. Horseman r.
52. f 16.69. . Ca. 269-215 B.C.
SICULO-PUNIC
Obv. Head of Tanit 1.
Rev. Free horse r.; behind, palm tree.
53. \ 2.72. . Third cent. B.C.
MACEDONIA: NEAPOLIS
Obv. Gorgoneion.
KINGS OF MACEDON: PERDIKKAS II
D. Raymond, Macedonian Regal Coin-
age to 413, ANSNNM 126 (New York, 1953).
Obv. Horseman r. carrying two spears.
Rev. Forepart of lion r. in square
frame.
58. \ 2.03. Tetrobo1. Raymond Group
IV, Series 2, ca. 437-432 B.C.
PHILIP II
Georges Le Rider, Le monnayage d'argent
et d'or de Philippe II frapp en Macdoine
de 359 a 294 (Paris, 1977).
Obv. Laureate head of Zeus r.
Rev. OIAInnOY Naked rider on
horseback r., holding branch;
below, M"; in lower r., A over
torch.
59. -* 13.69. Tetradrachm. Amphipolis.
Le Rider Group 4, p. 125, p1. 47, 14,
ca. 315/14-295/94 B.C.
ALEXANDER III
E. T. Newell, Alexander Coinage of
Sidon and Ake (New Haven, 1916).
, "Tarsos under Alexander," AJN 52
(1918), pp. 69-115.

, Alexander Hoards, II: Demanhur,
1905, ANSNNM 19 (New York, 1923).
M. Thompson and A. R. Bellinger,
"Greek Coins in the Yale Collection, IV:
A Hoard of Alexander Drachms," Yale
Classical Studies, 14 (1955), pp. 3-45.
Attributions which do not refer to these
publications are based on E. T. Newell's
trays at the American Numismatic Society.
All coins are lifetime issues unless other-
wise noted.
Obv. Head of Heracles r.
Rev. AAEZANAPOY, or BAZIAEQZ
AAEZANAFOY (67-70, 90, 96,
107). Zeus enthroned 1., hold-
ing scepter and eagle.
60. \ 17.12. Tetradrachm. Reu. to 1.,
shield. Amphipolis. Newell (Deman-
hur) 395, ca. 330-329 B.C.
61. \ 16.46. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1.,
pentalpha. Amphipolis. Newell
(Demanhur) 521, ca. 328-327 B.C.
cock. Amphipolis. Newell (Deman-
hur) 792, ca. 328-327 B.C.
63. <- 16.42. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1.,
Athena Promachos. Amphipolis.
Newell (Demanhur) 967, ca. 326 B.C.
64. <- 16.89. Tetradrachm. Similar to 63.
65. / 16.31. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1.,
bow and quiver. Amphipolis.
Newell (Demanhur) 1168, ca. 325
B.C.
66. \ 17.23. Tetradrachm. Similar to 65.
antler. Amphipolis. Newell (De-
manhur) 1210, ca. 324-323 B.C.
Phrygian cap. Amphipolis. Newell
(Demanhur) 1344, 324-323 B.C.
69. \ 17.05. Tetradrachm. Rev to 1.,
race torch with A above; below
throne, cantharus. Amphipolis.
79. / 4.37. Drachm. Rev. to 1., N; below
throne, B. Colophon. Thompson-
Bellinger, p. 20, no. 12, 314 B.C.
80. \ 4.23. Drachm. Rev. to 1., V; be-
low throne, . Colophon. Thomp-
son-Bellinger, p. 20, no. 13 (39b),
313 B.C.
ear of grain. Miletus. Newell (De-
manhur) 1755.
82. 4.12. Drachm. Rev. to 1., H . Mi-
letus. Thompson-Bellinger, p. 25,
no. 1 (68), 325 B.C.
83. f 4.17. Drachm. Rev. to 1., . Mi-
letus. Thompson-Bellinger, p. 25,
no. 18 (74), 293 B.C.
84. f 16.34. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1.,
sphinx on amphora; ANTIOQN
below. Chios. Posthumous.
85. 15.42. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1.,
oinochoe surrounded by grape vine;
to 1., E. Temnus. Posthumous.
86. / 15.99. Tetradrachm. Obv. counter-
mark, anchor. Rev. to 1., *;
below throne, eagle. Aspendus.

Posthumous.
87. \ 17.09. Tetradrachm. Rev. between
throne and scepter, pellet; below
throne, A. Tarsus. Newell (Tarsos),
Series I, no. 9, 333-ca. 327 B.C.
88. 17.47. Tetradrachm. (Large lump
of extraneous metal on rey.) Rev. to
1., winged Nike bearing crown;
caduceus. Tarsus. Ca. 323-319 B.C.
OK (Phoenician inscription) "Ak(e)."
Ake. Newell (Sidon and Ake),
Series III, no. 10, ca. 327 B.C.
/ 17.08. Tetradrachm. As 89.
-> 17.17. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1.,
O K (Phoenician inscription) "Ak(e)"
and numeral 28 (year date). Ake.
Newell (Sidon and Ake), Series V,
no. 29, ca. 321-317 B.C.
forepart of a ram; below throne,
A; pellet between rungs of throne.
Damascus. Newell (Demanhur)
2976, to ca. 319 B.C.
forepart of ram; below throne, A;
arch of dots between rungs of throne.
Damascus. Newell (Demanhur)
3247, to ca. 319 B.C.
90.
91.
94. / 16.72. Tetradrachm. Rev. to I.,
wreath; below throne, I Side.
Newell (Demanhur) 1819, ca. 325-
320 B.C.
95. / 17.09. Tetradrachm. ;. to I., S
(Phoenician inscription) "S(idon);"
below throne, numeral 2. Sidon.
Newell (Sidon and Ake), Series I,
no. 9, 332-331 B.C.
96. / 16.87. Tetradrachm. Rev. below
throne, M; between rungs, lAj.
Babylon. Newell (Demanhur) 4325,
Obv.
Rev.
105. \
106. \
107.
108.
Head of Heracles r.
IAIOY BAZIAEQZ Zeus
enthroned 1., holding scepter
and eagle.
17.21. Tetradrachm. Obv. chisel
cut in head. Rev. to 1., and
bunch of grapes; under throne, I .
Aradus.
17.18. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1., M;
under throne, AY. Babylon. Ca.
323-320 B.C.
15.98. Tetradrachm. As 105.
16.79. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1.,
facing Helios; below throne, KY.
Babylon. Ca. 317/16 B.C.
ARADUS?
Rev. AAEZANAPOY Zeus enthroned
1., holding eagle and scepter;

to 1., anchor and ft; beneath
throne, .
109. f 16.88. See WSM, pp. 192-95, p1. 43E,
shortly after 317 B.C.
IMITATION (CELTIC)
f&; below throne, X .
DEMETRIUS POLIORCETES
E. T. Newell, The Coinages of Demetrius
Poliorcetes (London. 1927).
Obv. Nike standing 1. on prow; hold-
ing trumpet and stylis.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ AHMHTPIOY Posei-
don 1., brandishing trident;
chlamys on 1. arm; to 1., I-P;
to r., T .
111. / 16.94. Tetradrachm. Salamis.
Newell 22:xix, ca. 300-295 B.C.
Obv. Diademed and horned head of
Demetrius r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ AHMHTPIOY Posei-
rock; holding trident; to 1.,
< ; to r., .
112. f 17.44. Tetradrachm. Amphipolis.
Newell 241 (this coin), ca. 289-288
B.C.
PERSEUS
A. Manroth, "Die Silbermnzen des
Knigs Perseus," ZfN 1928, pp. 1-28.
Obv.
Rev.
113. f
Diademed head of Perseus r.
BAZIAEQZ EPZEQZ Eagle r.
on fulmen within oak wreath.
Above, I; to r., ; below, A .
16.25. Tetradrachm. Manroth, p.
21,14.13 (this coin), ca. 179-168 B.C.
MACEDONIA UNDER THE ROMANS
Obv. Macedonian shield; in center,
head of Artemis r., wearing
stephanus; bow and quiver at
shoulder.
THRACE: BYZANTIUM
E. Schnert-Geiss, Griechisches Mnz-
werk: Die Mnzprgung von Byzantion,
(Berlin, 1970).
Obv. Cow 1.: below, dolphin: above,
Y.
Rev. Irregular incuse square; gran-
ulated surface.
119. 2.51. Hemidrachm. Schnert-Geiss
378, ca. 411-386 B.C.
MARONE IA
Obv. Head of Dionysus r. wreathed
in ivy.
Rev. AIONYZOYZQTHPOZMAPQNI-
TQN Dionysus standing 1.,
holding two spears, cloak, and
bunch of grapes. To 1., ;
to r., 0.
120. 15.65. Tetradrachm. After 148 B.C.
THASOS
Obv. Satyr r. ravishing nymph.
Rev. Incuse square.
121. 3.46. Drachm. Latter fifth cent.
B.C.
Obv. Satyr running 1., carrying can-

tharus.
Rev. 9AZIQN Volute crater.
122. / 0.98. Trihemiobo1. Ca. 375-350 B.C.
Obv. Head of young Dionysus r.
wreathed in ivy.
Rev. HPAKAEOYZ ZQTHPOZ GAZ-
IQN Heracles standing facing,
head 1., holding lion's skin and
club.
W. After 148 B.C.
H. After 148 B.C.
KINGS OF THRACE: LYSIMACHUS,
LIFETIME ISSUES
M. Thompson, "The Mints of Lysima-
chus," Essays in Greek Coinage Presented
to Stanley Robinson (Oxford, 1968), pp.
163-82.
Obv. Head of deified Alexander III r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ AYZIMAXOY Athe-
na seated 1., holding spear and
Nike; 1. arm resting on shield.
125. 8.56. N stater. Rev. to 1., AI.
126. j 16.95. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1., ;
on throne, Id . Lysimachia. Thomp-
son 10, ca. 297-281 B.C.
torch; on throne, star. Lampsacus.
Thompson 43, ca. 297-281 B.C.
i. and herm. Lampsacus. Thomp-
son 50, ca. 297-281 B.C.
; below throne, f.. Sardis.
Thompson 86, ca 297-287 B.C.
130. X 17.17. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1.,
bee; below throne, E . Ephesus.
Thompson 166 variant, ca. 294-
287 B.C.
M ; to r., 4. . Amphipolis. Thomp-
son 199, ca. 288-281 B.C
THESSALY: LAMIA
Obv. Head of Dionysus 1. wreathed
with ivy.
Rev. AAMIEQN Crater, ivy leaf
above.
139. f 2.62. Hemidrachm. Rev. to 1., oino-
choe.
LARISSA
F. Herrmann, "Die Silbermnzen von
Larissa in Thessalien," ZfN 1925, pp. 1-69.
bv. Horseman 1.: below, .
Rev. A[API] Female figure seated r.,
holding wreath.
140. I 1.15. Trihemiobo1. Herrmann Ilia,
ca. 479-400 B.C.
Obv. Facing head of nymph.
Rev. AAPI Grazing horse r.
141. \ 6.05. Drachm. Herrmann Series
Q, ca. 361-353 B.C.
OETA
Obv. Lion's head 1.
Rev. OITAQN (retrograde). Heracles
standing facing, crowned with
ivy, holding club.
142. / 2.55. Triobo1. Ca. 196-146 B.C.

PERRHAEBIA
Obv. Horseman 1.; below, altar.
Rev. [EP]A Female figure seated 1.,
holding helmet.
143. / 1.12. Trihemiobo1. Ca. 465-420
B.C.
PHALANNA
Obv. Male head r.
Rev. OAAA[NNAIQN Horse r., in
exergue, NQ.
144. / 5.55. Drachm. Ca. 400-344 B.C.
EPIRUS: EPIROTE REPUBLIC
P. F. Franke, Die Antike Mnzen von
Epirus, I, (Wiesbaden, 1961).
Obv. Head of Artemis r., quiver at
shoulder; to 1., 1.
Rev. AEIPQTAN Spear in wreath.
145. / 3.03. JE. Franke 575, ca. 234-168
B.C.
AETOLIA: FEDERAL COINAGE
Obv. Young male head r. wearing
laurel wreath. Below, N.
Rev. AITMQN Naked warrior
standing 1. with foot on rock,
holding sword and spear; to
1., A.
146. \ 9.80. Stater. Ca. 269-168 B.C.
LOCRIS: LOCRI OPUNTII
Obv. Head of Demeter r. wearing
grain wreath.
Rev. OONTIQN Ajax in fighting
pose 1., wearing helmet, holding
shield" and sword.
147. I 2.85. Triobo1. 387-338 B.C.
148. \ 2.83. Triobo1. 387-338 B.C.
PHOCIS: FEDERAL COINAGE
. T. Williams, The Silver Coinage of the
Phokians (London, 1972).
Obv. Bull's head facing.
Rev. []OKI Female head r. in
incuse square.
149. \ 2.76. Triobo1. Williams 185, 457
to ca. 446 B.C.
10
THESPIAE
Obv. Boeotian shield,
Rev. 0E Two crescents.
153. 0.55. Obo1. 387-379 B.C.
EUBOEA: HISTIAEA
Obv. Head of maenad r. in vine
wreath.
Rev. IZTI Bull walking r. before
vine. To r., .
154. 3.24. Drachm. 368-338 B.C.
Rev. IZTIAIEQN Nymph seated r.,
on stern of vessel, holding stylis.
155. 2.27. Tetrobo1.
156. \ 2.07. Tetrobo1.
ATTICA: ATHENS
. M. Kraay, "The Archaic Owls of
Athens, NC 1956, pp. 43-68.
M. Price and N. Waggoner, Archaic Greek
Silver Coinage, The "Asyut" Hoard (Lon-
don, 1976).
. T. Seltman, Athens, Its History and
Coinage before the Persian Invasion (Cam-
bridge, 1924).
C. G. Starr, Athenian Coinage (Oxford,
1970).

M. Thompson, The New Style Silver
Coinage of Athens, ANSNS 10 (New York,
1961).
Obv. Head of Athena r., in Attic
helmet.
Rev. [A]0[E] Ow1.; to 1., olive spray.
Fifth and fourth cent. B.C. (157-
64), Late fourth and third
cent. B.C. (165-75), and fifth
cent. B.C. (176-77).
157. / 16.58. Tetradrachm. Seltman A
156, P 193, ca. 500-480 B.C.
Obv. As 157, but helmet adorned with
olive wreath.
Rev. AGE Owl; to 1., olive spray
and crescent moon.
158. / 17.08. Tetradrachm.
159. -> 17.18. Tetradrachm.
161. <- 17.10. Tetradrachm.
162. / 16.99. Tetradrachm. Rev. counter-
mark on body of ow1.
167. I 17.19. Tetradrachm.
169. \ 17.14. Tetradrachm.
171. I 17.09. Tetradrachm.
175. <- 17.18. Tetradrachm.
176. I 0.33. Hemiobo1.
177. - 0.31. Hemiobo1.
Rev. AGE Four crescents.
178. f 0.59. Obo1.
Obv. Head of Athena Parthenos.
Rev. AGE Owl standing on amphora
within olive wreath.
179. \ 16.65. Tetradrachm. Rev. EI-
11
Ca. 490 B.C. (183-86), and ca. 480-450
B.C. (187).
183. 11.90. Stater. Obv. countermarks,
circle and skew.
184. 12.28. Stater.
185. 11.18. Stater.
186. 11.54. Stater. Obv. illegible coun-
termarks.
termarks. Rev. large skew.
Obv. Tortoise.
Rev. Incuse, scored into triangles.
termarks. Rev. deep punch mark.
Ca. 450-431 B.C.
189. \ 5.25. Drachm. Obv. A. Rev. AI
and dolphin. Ca. 404-350 B.C.
CORINTHIA: CORINTH
O. Ravel, Les "Poulains" de Corinthe, 1
(Basel, 1936), 2 (London, 1948).
Obv. ? Pgasus r. or 1.
Rev. Head of Athena r. or 1.
190. I 8.24. Stater. Ravel 168a (this coin),
ca. 480 B.C.
191. / 8.47. Stater. Ravel P 139, T 185

(new combination), ca. 460 B.C.
192. 8.55. Stater. Ravel 281a (this coin),
ca. 455 B.C.
193. / 2.74. Third. Ca. 470-460 B.C.
194. / 8.27. Stater. Ravel 243c (this coin),
ca. 390 B.C.
195. <- 8.37. Stater. Rev. to 1., thymia-
terion. Ravel 571, ca. 365 B.C.
196. \ 8.49. Stater. Rev. to r., ; Ares
with spear and shield. Ravel 1056,
ca. 355 B.C.
197. <- 8.26. Stater. Rev. to 1., ; to r.,
Athena with spear and Nike, /;
punch mark in helmet eyehole.
Ravel 1082, ca. 330-325 B.C.
Rev. Head of Aphrodite 1.; to 1., ;
to r., I (199,201-2); to r., (203).
Ca. 315 B.C.
198. <- 2.45. Third.
199. I 2.43. Third.
200. \ 2.61. Third.
201. / 2.37. Third.
202. \ 2.48. Third.
203. / 2.39. Third.
Rev. Head of Athena r.
204. -> 2.79. JE. Rev. round punch in cheek.
Third cent. B.C. or later.
COLONIES OF CORINTH:
ANACTORIUM
Obv. / Pegasus 1.
Rev. Head of Athena 1.
205. - 8.42. Stater. Obv. punch in rump.
Rev. to 1., KAE; to r., / ; below,
bucranium. Ca. 320 B.C.
206. I 8.33. Stater. Rev. to r., omphalos
and Ca. 325 B.C.
LEUCAS
Obv. A Pegasus r. (207) or 1. (208).
Rev. Head of Athena 1.
207. / 8.39. Stater. Rev. to r., A and
caduceus. Ca. 350 B.C.
208. / 8.38. Stater. Rev. to r., Macedo-
nian helmet and TI. Ca. 310 B.C.
12
Rev. Head of Aphrodite 1. wearing
saccus (?), four bands at nape,
circular earring. Fourth cent.
B.C.
211. i 4.26. iE.
SICYONIA: SICYON
Obv. ZE Dove flying 1.
Rev. Dove 1. in laurel wreath.
212. J, 5.47. Drachm.
Obv. ZI Chimaera 1.
Rev. Dove flying 1. To r., I (215,
217); to r., Z (216); to 1., I (213-
14); to 1., * (Z) (218).
Fourth cent. B.C.
213. \ 2.83. Hemidrachm.
214. <- 2.84. Hemidrachm.
215. \ 2.93. Hemidrachm.
216. <- 2.83. Hemidrachm. Obv. ZE.
217. / 2.73. Hemidrachm. Rev. at least
three strikes visible.
218. f 2.87. Hemidrachm.
Obv. Head of Apollo r.
Rev. Dove flying; to 1., I.
219. <- 0.83. Obo1.
ELIS: OLYMPIA

. T. Seltman, The Temple Coins of
Olympia (Cambridge, 1921) (repr. from
Nomisma 8 [1913], 9 [1914], 11 [1921]).
Obv. Head of Hera r. wearing Ste-
phanos.
Rev. A1 Fulmen in olive wreath.
220. 11.77. Stater. Seltman 281, ca.
421-385 B.C.
Obv. Eagle's head r.; below, O.
Rev. FA Fulmen in laurel wreath.
221. f 2.69. Hemidrachm. Seltman Group
E, p. 54; dies of p1. 8, 20, ca. 421-
365 B.C.
ARCADIA: ARCADIAN LEAGUE
R. T. Williams, The Confederate Coinage
of the Arcadians in the Fifth Century B.C.,
ANSNNM 155 (New York, 1965).
Obv. Zeus seated 1. on throne, holding
scepter and eagle.
Rev. AP[K]A Head of Despoina r.
in incuse square.
222. \ 2.71. Hemidrachm. Mantinea.
Williams 251, ca. 462-428 B.C.
Obv. Head of Pan 1.; to r., I.
Rev. ; below, syrinx; toi., 1.
223. <- 0.82. Obo1. Megalopolis. Ca. 370-
363 B.C.
CRETE
J. N. Svoronos, Numismatique de la
Crte Ancienne (Macon, 1890).
GORTYNA
Obv. [r]AIONKAIZAPA[rEPMANIK-
ONZEBAZTON] Laureate head
of Caligula 1.
Rev. [rEPMA]NIKONKAIZAPA[E]-
IA[YrOYPEINOrOPT(Y)] Head
of Germanicus r.
224. f 7.02. JE. Svoronos, pp. 181-82,
nos. 193-94, A.D. 37-41.
PRAESUS
Obv. Laureate head of Apollo r.
Rev. Goat's head r. in laurel wreath;
behind, six-spoke whee1.
13
KINGS OF PONTUS:
MITHRADATES VI
Obv. Head of Mithradates VI r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ I0PAATOY EY-
ATOPOY Pegasus grazing 1.;
to 1., eight-pointed star and
crescent; to r., f# and . Z
(year 106); below, Z (month 6);
all within wreath.
228. 15.77. Tetradrachm. 88-87 B.C.
BITHYNIA: CALCHEDON
Obv. KAA Bull standing 1. above
ear of grain.
Rev. Four-part incuse.
229. 2.49. Triobo1. Ca. 380 B.C.
230. 2.49. Triobo1. Ca. 380 B.C.
MYSIA: CYZICUS
H. von Fritze, "Die Silberprgung von
Kyzikos," Nomisma 9 (1914), pp. 34-56.
Obv. Forepart of winged boar 1.;
to r., tunny fish.
Rev. Lion's head 1. in incuse square.
231. / 1.20. Obol. Von Fritze Group 2,
fifth cent. B.C.
PARIUM

Obv. Gorgoneion.
Rev. Bull 1.; below, wreath and PI.
232. f 2.35. Triobo1. Ca. 350-300 B.C.
PERGAMENE KINGS: ATTALUS I
U. Westermark, Das Bildnis des Phile-
tairos von Pergamon, Stockholm University
Studies in Classical Archaeology (Stock-
holm, 1961).
Obv. Head of Philetairus r.
Rev. OIAETAIPOY Athena seated 1.,
resting 1. arm on shield, crown-
ing king's name; to 1., ivy leaf
and A; to r., bow.
233. f 16.96. Tetradrachm. Westermark
V. XLIII, 241-197 B.C.
AEOLIS: CYME
Obv. Female head r.
Rev. KYMAIGN Bridled horse r.;
below, bucranium and KAA-
AIAZ; all in laurel wreath.
234. \ 16.69. Tetradrachm. Ca. 150 B.C.
MYRINA
Obv. Head of Apollo r.
Rev. MYPINArQN Apollo standing
1., holding patera and filleted
laurel branch; to 1., ; to r.,
omphalos and amphora; all in
laurel wreath.
235. 16.09. Tetradrachm. Ca. 150 B.C.
LESBOS
F. Bodenstedt, Phokisches Eleclron-
Geld von 600-326 v. Chr. (Mainz, 1976).
Obv. Lion's head r.
Rev. Calf's head r. intaglio.
236. \ 2.53. EL. Bodenstedt M 8, ca. 500
B.C.
237. \ 2.53. EL. Bodenstedt M 8, ca. 500
B.C.
Obv. Female head r.
Rev. Lyre.
238. <- 2.03. M.
IONIA: EPHESUS
F. S. Kleiner, The Early Cislophoric
14
CARIA: CNIDUS
H. A. Cahn, Knidos, AMUGS 4 (Berlin,
1970).
Obv. Forepart of lion r.
Rev. Head of Aphrodite r. in incuse
square.
241. 6.17. Drachm. Cahn 82, 465-449
B.C.
Obv. Head of Artemis r., quiver at
shoulder.
Rev. KNIAIQN Tripod; to 1., A-
MO NQTOZ.
242. \ 2.50. Tetrobo1. Ca. 300-190 B.C.
RHODES
Obv. Facing head of Helios.
Rev. PO ION Rose; to 1., anchor;
below, EYKPATHZ.
243. 6.57. Didrachm. Ca. 304-189 B.C.
Obv. Head of Helios with radiate
crown.
Rev. PO Rose; above, 0PAZYMEN-
HZ; to 1., a cock.
244. f 3.13. Drachm.
PHRYGIA: APAMEIA

Rev. Eagle r. above meander flanked
by pilii and stars; below,
ANT[IcpQN MENEKAEOYZ].
245. / 8.39. JE. Ca. 148-33 B.C.
PAMPHYLIA: ASPENDUS
O. Morkholm, "A South Anatolian Coin
Hoard," Acta Archaeologica 30 (1959),
pp. 184-201.
Obv. Two wrestlers.
Rev. EZTFEAIIVZ Slinger r; to r.,
triskeles and sling stone.
246. <- 8.51. Stater. Morkholm 51-54, ca.
375 B.C.
CILICIA: SOLI
Rev. Bunch of grapes.
247. f .46. 0boL Ca. 350 BC.
TARSUS
Obv. AYT KA[I M A]YP CEYHPOC
A[NTQ]NEINOC E Laureate
head of Caracalla r.; in 1. and r.
fields, [] .
Rev. KO I] NO / BOV / A ION Koino-
boulion seated 1. holding voting
pebble above voting urn. To 1.,
; to r., ?.
248. I 21.75. JE. A.D. 198-217. SNGvAu-
lock 6011.
CAPPADOCIAN KINGS
O. Morkholm, "Some Cappadocian Pro-
blems," NC 1962, pp. 407-11.
, "The Coinages of Ariarathes VIII
and Ariarathes IX of Cappadocia," Essays
in Greek Coinage Presented to Stanley
Robinson (Oxford, 1968), pp. 241-58.
Obv. Diademed head of king r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ APIAPAOOY EYZE-
BOYZ Athena 1., holding spear,
shield and Nike.
ARIARATHES V
249. f 3.68. Drachm. Rev. to 1., A *;
to r., A; below, A (year 33).
ARIARATHES IX
15
O. Merkholm, "Seleucid Coins from
Cilicia ca. 220-150 B.C.," ANSMN 11
(1964), pp. 53-58.
E. Rogers, The Second and Third Seleu-
cid Coinage of Tyre, ANSNNM 34 (New
York, 1927).
H. Seyrig, Notes on Syrian Coins,
ANSNNM 119 (New York, 1950).
SELEUCUS I
Rev. BAZIAEQZ ZEAEYKOY Zeus
enthroned 1., holding eagle and
scepter; to 1., W>; below throne,
@.
251. / 15.70. Tetradrachm. Seleucia on
the Tigris. Newell (ESM) 3, ca.
305-304 B.C.
ANTIOCHUS I
Obv. Head of Antiochus I r.
Rev. Apollo seated 1. on omphalos
holding bow and arrow; to r.,
A ; to 1., 1.
252. <- 16.89. Tetradrachm. Seleucia on
the Tigris. Newell (ESM) 162, ca.
267-265 B.C.

ANTIOCHUS II
Obv. Head of Antiochus II r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ ANTIOXOY Apollo
seated 1. on omphalos with bow
and arrow.
253. -> 17.05. Tetradrachm. Rev. to r.,
9; to 1., ffl . Seleucia on the
Tigris. Newell (ESM) 178, ca. 261-
256 B.C.
254. / 16.95. Tetradrachm. Rev. to r.,
A; to 1., ffl. Seleucia on the
Tigris. Newell (ESM) 180, ca. 261-
256 B.C.
255. / 17.03. Tetradrachm. Rev. below,
N< and M . Tarsus. Newell (WSM)
1310, ca. 261-246 B.C.
ANTIOCHUS III
Obv. Head of Antiochus III r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ ANTIOXOY Apol-
lo seated 1. on omphalos with
bow and arrow.
256. \ 16.97. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1., & .
Apamea. Newell (WSM) 1186, ca.
223-208 B.C.
257. \ 16.99. Tetradrachm. Rev. below,
club; to 1., torch and A ; to r., N<.
Newell (WSM) 1263. In place of
Newell's attribution to Tyre (ca.
197-187 B.C.) Merkholm, "Seleucid
Coins...," suggests Tarsus (ca. 223-
213 B.C.).
DEMETRIUS I
Obv. Horse's head 1.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ AHMHTPIOY Ele-
phant's head 1.
258. / 3.95. . Ca. 162-150 B.C.
ALEXANDER I
Obv. Head of Alexander I r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ AAEEANAPOY
Eagle 1. on beak of galley; to 1.,
f on club; to r., rf and EP
(year 163); behind, a palm
branch.
16
ANTIOCHUS VII
Obv. Head of Eros r.
Rev. [BAZIAEQZ] ANTIOXOY EYEP-
ETOY Headdress of Isis; to
1.,
263. / 5.09. JE.
DEMETRIUS II
Obv. Head of Demetrius II r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ AHMHTPIOY Ea-
gle 1. on beak of galley; to 1., f
on club; above, r% ; to r.,;
above, a palm branch; between
legs, fi (year 168).
264. / 14.06. Tetradrachm. Tyre. Rogers
113, 127-126 B.C.
ANTIOCHUS VIII AND CLEOPATRA
Obv. Jugate busts of Cleopatra and
Antiochus VIII r.
Rev. BAXIAIZZAZ KAEOATPAZ
9EAZ KAI BAZIAEQZ ANTIO-
XOY Zeus enthroned 1., holding
scepter and Nike; to 1., t.
265. 16.60. Tetradrachm. Ake. Newell
(LSM) 8, 125 B.C.
ANTIOCHUS VIII

Obv. Head of Antiochus VIII r.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ ANTIOXOY E-
OANOYZ Zeus nude, standing 1.
(266) or draped (267); on head,
crescent; with star and scepter;
all in laurel wreath.
AP and H>; in exergue, P
(year 194). Damascus. Newell
(LSM) 94 (this coin), 120-119 B.C.
267. 15.62. Tetradrachm. Rev. on 1.,
star, M. Ake. Newell (LSM) 32,
ca. 117-115 B.C.
TIGRANES
Obv. Head of Tigranes r.
Rev. AZIAEQZ TIPANOY An-
tioch seated r. on rock, holding
palm; below, River Orontes;
to r., ; on rock .f.
268. f 15.87. Tetradrachm. Ca. 83-69 B.C.
SYRIA: ANTIOCH
Obv. AVTOKKOVIB TPEB AA-
AO E Laureate, draped,
cuirassed bust of Trebonianus
Gallus r.
Rev. AP E ZOVCIACV ATO
Eagle facing, wings spread, head
r., wreath in beak; beneath
wings, S C ; in exergue, S.
269. ; 10.37. Billon tetradrachm. A.D.
252. BMC 646.
PHOENICIA: ARADUS
Obv. Head of male divinity r.
Rev. h W ("From Aradus" Phoe-
nician inscription). Galley r.;
figure on prow, curved ornament
and standard on poop.
270. 10.45. Stater. Ca. 400 B.C.
BERYTUS
Obv. IMP CAES M AVR ANTONINVS
AVG Laureate, draped, cuirass-
ed bust r.
Rev. COL IVL AVG FEL Tetrastyle
17
Obv. Galley 1.; above, I I (year 2).
Rev. (Phoenician inscription, first
letters of king's name?). King
in chariot 1. with charioteer and
attendant.
272. \ 24.85. Double shekel or octadrachm.
Betlyon 21, 372-359/358 B.C.
TYRE
Obv. Melqarth on hippocamp r.;
below, dolphin.
Rev. (Phoenician letter "m", ini-
tial of king?). Owl r.; behind,
crook and flai1.
273. 12.84. Stater. Ca. 450^100 B.C.
Obv. Head of Melqarth r.
Rev. TYPOYIEPAZ KAIAZYAOY
Eagle standing 1. on prow of
ship; to 1., club; to r., palm
branch.
K (year 24); to r., bf; below,
aleph. 103-102 B.C.
275. / 14.34. Tetradrachm. Rev. to L,
EK (year 25); to r., 4R; below,
aleph. 102-101 B.C.

UNIDENTIFIED
Obv. Turreted head of city-goddess r.
AKI
Rev. Legend in three lines: AICH
276. f 1.85. JE. Rev. die eroded, off center
left; both sides well worn.
JUDAEA: JEWISH WAR
L. Kadman, Coins of the Jewish War of
66-73 CE. (Jerusalem, 1960).
Obv. 24* /^W (year 2,
Hebrew inscription). Amphora.
Rev. \** *<\ ("Deliver-
ance of Zion," Hebrew inscrip-
277. \ 3.08. JE pruta. Kadman 14, A.D.
67-68.
PARTHIAN KINGS: ORODES II
D. G. Sellwood, "The Parthian Coins
of Gotarzes I, Orodes I, and Sinatruces,"
NC 1962, pp. 73-89; An Introduction to
the Coinage of the Parthians (London,
1971).
Obv. Head of Mithradates II 1.
Rev. BAXIAEQZ BAZIAE2N E-
AOY APZAKOY EIOANOYZ
Arsaces seated r. on throne.
278. f 4.22. Drachm. Ca. 123-88 B.C.
Obv. Head of Orodes 1.
Rev. BAZIAEQZ BAZIAEQN APZ-
AKOY EYEPETOY AIKAIOY
EIOANOYZ 4>IAEAAHNIKOI
Parthian warrior seated r. on
throne; holding bow; to r., 1.
279. \ 3.34. Drachm. Ca. 57-38 B.C.
BACTRIA
Obv. Elephant r.
Rev. Figure facing.
280. f 9.08. JE. Square coin. After 250
B.C.
BACTRIAN KINGS: APOLLODOTUS I
Obv. BAZIAEQZ AnOAAOAOTOY
ZQTHPOS Elephant r.; below,
/.
18
PTOLEMY I SOTER
Obv. Head of Alexander the Great r.,
with elephant headdress.
Rev. AAEZANAPOY Athena Pro-
machus r.; to r., eagle on thun-
derbolt.
282. \ 17.11. Tetradrachm. Obv. chisel cut
in cheek. Rev. to r., EY. Svoronos
42, ca. 311-305 B.C. (Zervos, 313
B.C.).
283. f 15.70. Tetradrachm. Rev. to r., P.
Svoronos 108, ca. 305-285 B.C.
W ; to r., hf. Svoronos 139, ca. 305-
285 B.C.
and bee. Svoronos 153, ca. 305-
285 B.C.
286. \ 15.50. Tetradrachm. Rev. to r., M
and helmet. Svoronos 166, ca. 305-
285 B.C.
Obv. Head of Ptolemy I r.
Rev. TOAEMAIOY BAZIAEQZ
Eagle 1. on thunderbolt.
287. f 14.16. Tetradrachm. Obv. behind

ear, A; rev. to 1., P and *1 . Svoronos
252, ca. 311-285 B.C.
288. f 13.97. Tetradrachm. Obv. behind
ear, A; rev. to 1., P and PP . Svoronos
255, ca. 311-247 B.C.
289. 14.21. Tetradrachm. As 288.
290. j 13.45. Tetradrachm. As 288.
291. f 14.25. Tetradrachm. As 288.
PTOLEMY II PHILADELPHUS
Obv. Type as 287.
Rev. Type as 287.
, and Ol; to r., shield.
Svoronos 544, ca. 284-270 B.C.
ARSINOE II
Obv. Head of Arsinoe r., behind,
scepter.
Rev. APZINOHZ OIAAAEAOOY
Eagle 1. on thunderbolt.
293. \ 13.46. Tetradrachm. Obv. to 1., B;
rev. between legs, X; to r., circular
countermark twice. Svoronos 429,
269 B.C.
PTOLEMY III EUERGETES
Obv. Head of Arsinoe r.; behind,
scepter.
Rev. APZINOHZ (DIAAAEAOOY
Double cornucopiae.
294. f 30.46. Decadrachm. Obv. jaw and
neck filed; to 1., H H (year 31).
Svoronos 942, 240 B.C.
295. f 33.58. Decadrachm. Obv. to 1.,
Q Q (year 48). Svoronos 959, 223
B.C.
PTOLEMY IV PHILOPATOR
Obv. Head of Zeus Ammon r.
Rev. TOAEMAIOY BAZIAEQZ Ea-
gle 1. on thunderbolt; to 1.,
cornucopiae; between legs, A 1.
296. \ 68.58. JE. Svoronos 1125, ca. 221-
205 B.C.
PTOLEMY V EPIPHANES
Obv. Head of Cleopatra I r., as Isis.
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PTOLEMY XIII
Obv. Head of Ptolemy I r.
Rev. nTOAEMAIOY BAZIAEQZ Ea-
gle 1. on thunderbolt; to r., A.
304. f 13.71. Tetradrachm. Rev. to 1., L0
(year 9) and uraeus. Svoronos 1823,
72 B.C.
305. f 9.39. Tetradrachm. Rev. to r.,
LIA (year 11) and uraeus. Svoronos
1825, 70 B.C.
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
Obv. ANT)NIOCAYTOK[PATQ)PT-
PITONTP]IQ)NANAP)N Head
of Antony r.
Rev. [AIAIAKAEOATPA0E-
ANEWTEPA] Diademed head
of Cleopatra r.
306. 15.25. Tetradrachm. Antioch? Be-
fore 30 B.C.
EGYPT UNDER THE ROMANS
G. Dattari, Numi Augg. Alexandrini
(Cairo, 1901).
NERO
Obv. NEPQ KAAY] KAIZ ZEB EP
AY Radiate head of Nero r.

Rev. OAIA CEBACTH Bust of
Poppaea r.; before, L1.
307. 11.34. Billon tetradrachm. A.D. 63-
64. Dattari 196.
Obv. N]EPQ KAAY [KAIZ] ZEB E-
P[AY Radiate head of Nero r.
Rev. AYTO[KPA] Bust of Sarapis r.
with taenia and modius. To r.,
L?.
308. f 9.56. Billon tetradrachm. A.D. 63-
67. Dattari 251-254.
Obv. N]EPQ KAAV KAIZ ZEB E[P
AV Radiate bust of Nero 1.
with aegis. To 1., [LI] .
Rev. [ZE]AZTOOP0Z Galley r.
309. f 11.75. Billon tetradrachm. A.D.
66-67. Dattari 263.
TRAJAN
Obv. AYT TPAIAN API E EP
AAKIK Laureate head of Tra-
jan r., star before.
Rev. Dikaiosyne standing 1. holding
balance and cornucopiae; in 1.
and r. fields, LI H.
114-15. Dattari 653.
Obv. AVT KAI TPAI APIA E
Laureate bust of Hadrian r.,
drapery on 1. shoulder.
Rev. Dolphin twined around anchor;
to 1. and r., L IA.
311. f 5.23. obo1. A.D. 126-27. Dattari
2026.
GORDIAN III
Obv. AK M AN rOPAIANOC EVCE
Laureate, draped, cuirassed bust
of Gordian III r.
Rev. Eagle standing 1., head back,
wreath in beak; to 1. and r.,
L .
239-40. Dattari 4807.
313. f 12.20. As 312.
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VOLUSIAN
Obv. A K A [AA] BOAOVCI-
ANOC EVC Laureate, draped,
cuirassed bust of Volusian r.
Rev. Tyche of Alexandria standing
holding rudder and cornucopiae;
in 1. and r. fields, L .
316. 10.17. Billon tetradrachm. A.D.
253-54. Dattari 5132.
VALERIAN
Obv. A K AI OVAAEPIANOC EV
EVC Laureate, draped, cuirassed
bust of Valerian r.
Rev. Radiate bust of Helios r.; in
1. and r. fields, L A.
256-57. Dattari 5155.
SALONINA
Obv. KOPNHAIA AA0) NEINA E
Diademed, draped bust of Salo-
nina r.
Rev. Victory r. with wreath and
palm; to r., LI .
265- 66. Dattari 5338.

Rev. Elpis standing 1., holding flower
and lifting fold of skirt. To 1.,
palm branch; to r., LIA.
266- 67. Dattari 5333.
320. 9.64. As 319, but IA L.
PROBUS
Obv. A K M AVP POBOC E Lau-
reate, cuirassed bust of Probus
r.
Rev. Elpis standing 1., holding flower
and lifting fold of skirt. To 1.,
L.
276-77. Dattari 5533.
DIOCLETIAN
Obv. AIOKAHTIANOC E Laure-
ate bust of Diocletian r.
Rev. Victory advancing r. with
wreath and palm; to 1. and r.
L IB (?).
295-96 (7). Dattari 5735.
CYRENAICA: CYRENE
Obv. KYPANION Quadriga r.; above,
half star.
Rev. XAIPOZ Zeus Lycaeus en-
throned 1., holding eagle; in 1.
field, thymiaterion.
323. f 8.61. N stater.
Obv. Head of Cyrene r.
Rev. Head of Ammon r.
324. / 0.89. N trihemiobo1.
ZEUGITANA: CARTHAGE
G. K. Jenkins and R. B. Lewis, Cartha-
ginian Gold and Electrum Coins (London,
1963).
Obv. Palm tree.
Rev. Horse's head r.
325. I 0.89. N one-tenth stater. Jenkins
and Lewis 150, ca. 350-320 B.C.
Obv. Head of Tanit 1.
Rev. Horse standing r. before date
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ANONYMOUS
Obv. Head of Roma r.
Rev. Dog r.; in exergue, ROMA.
329. \ 1.64. Half-litra. 234-231 B.C. RRC
26/4; CRR 22.
330. / 1.85. As 329.
Obv. Head of Roma r.; behind, X.
Rev. Dioscuri r.; in exergue ROM
in frame.
331. / 3.46. Denarius. From 211 B.C.
RRC, cf. 44/5; CRR 191.
Obv. As 331.
Rev. Dioscuri r.; in exergue, ROMA.
332. \ 3.14. Denarius. From 211 B.C.
RRC 53/2; CRR 207.
PVR
Obv. Head of Roma r.; behind, X.
Rev. Luna in biga r., murex shell
above; beneath, PVR; in linear
frame, ROMA.
333. -> 3.82. Denarius. 169-158 B.C. RRC
187/1; CRR 424.
C. SCR
Obv. As 333.
Rev. Dioscuri r.; C.SCR beneath; in

exergue, ROMA.
334. / 4.01. Denarius. 154 B.C. RRC
201/1; CRR 380.
L. SAVF
Obv. As 333.
Rev. Victory in biga r., L.SAV^ be-
neath; in exergue, ROMA.
335. / 4.15. Denarius. 152 B.C. RRC
204/1; CRR 384.
FLAVS
Obv. As 333.
Rev. Luna in biga r., FUAVS be-
neath; in exergue, ROMA.
336. \ 4.43. Denarius. 150 B.C. RRC
M. ATILI SARAN
Obv. Head of Roma r., X under chin;
behind head, SARA^.
Rev. Dioscuri r., M.ATILI beneath;
in exergue, ROMA.
337. / 3.75. Denarius. 148 B.C. RRC
214/lb; CRR 398b.
C. TER LVC
Obv. Head of Roma r.; behind, Victo-
ry with wreath, X beneath.
Rev. Dioscuri r., CER.LVC beneath;
in exergue, ROMA.
338. \ 3.71. Denarius. 147 B.C. RRC
217/1; CRR 425.
T. CLOVLI
Obv. Head of Roma r., wreath be-
hind, ROMA beneath.
Rev. Victory in biga r., horses rearing,
grain stalk beneath; in exergue,
TCLOVLI.
339. -> 3.74. Denarius. 128 B.C. RRC
260/1; CRR 516.
TI. Q
Obv. Bust of Hercules 1. seen from
behind, club over r. shoulder.
Rev. Desultor 1., N behind; beneath,
rat r. between TI and Q; in
exergue, D S S incuse on tablet.
340. / 3.84. Denarius. Ca. 112-111 B.C.
22
L. TITVRI L.F SABINVS
Obv. Head of Tatius r.; behind,
SABIN downward.
Rev. Victory in biga r., wreath in r.
hand; LTITVR[I] beneath; in
exergue, grain stalk.
342. ; 3.87. Denarius. 89 B.C. RRC 334/
3; CRR 700.
CN. LENTVL
Obv. Laureate head of Jupiter r.
Rev. Victory r. crowning trophy; in
exergue, CN LE[NT].
343. \ 1.69. Quinarius. 88 B.C. RRC
345/2; CRR 703.
GAR, OGVL, VER
Obv. Head of Apollo r. wearing oak
wreath, thunderbolt beneath.
Rev. Jupiter in quadriga r., hurling
thunderbolt with r. hand.
344. / 4.01. Denarius. 86 B.C. 350/2;
CRR 723.
345. \ 3.96. As 344.
L. IVLI BVRSIO
Obv. Laureate, winged head r.,
trident over shoulder; behind,

human ear.
Rev. Victory in quadriga r., L IVLI
BVRSIO in exergue.
346. / 3.94. Denarius. 85 B.C. RRC
352/la; CRR 728.
C. LICINIVS L.F MACER
Obv. Bust of Apollo 1. seen from be-
hind, thunderbolt in r. hand.
Rev. Minerva in quadriga r., holding
shield and spear; in exergue,
CLICINIVSLF/MACER.
347. I 3.90. Denarius. 84 B.C. RRC 354/
1; CRR 732.
C. NORBANVS
Obv. Head of Venus r., C.NORBANVS
beneath, CXVI behind.
Rev. Grain stalk, fasces with axe,
caduceus.
348. \ 3.94. Denarius. 83 B.C. RRC 357/
lb; CRR 739.
Q. ANTO BALB PR
Obv. Head of Jupiter r., S C behind.
Rev. Victory in quadriga r., be-
neath; in exergue, [Q]. ATO - A.
[B]/[PR].
349. / 3.79. Denarius serratus. 83-82 B.C.
RRC 364/ld; CRR 742b.
A. POST A.F S.N ALBIN
Obv. Draped bust of Diana r., quiver
and bow over shoulder; bucra-
nium above.
Rev. Lighted altar on flat rock, sacri-
ficial bull 1.; to r., togate figure
holding aspergillum over bull;
around, APOSTAF S N.A.BIN.
350. / 3.80. Denarius serratus. 81 B.C.
RRC 372/1; CRR 145.
L. RVTILI FLAC
Obv. Head of Roma r., FLAC behind.
Rev. Victory in biga r.; L.RVTILI in
exergue.
351. / 3.54. Denarius. 77 B.C. RRC 387/1;
CRR 780.
23
M. PLAETORIVS CEST
Obv. Draped female bust r., hair
decorated with poppy heads;
shield behind.
Rev. Winged caduceus; on r.,
M PLAETORI: on 1., CEST EX S C.
354. \ 4.00. Denarius. 69 B.C. RRC 405/
3b; CRR 805.
C. PISO L.F FRVGI
Obv. Head of Apollo r., A behind.
Rev. Horseman r., palm branch over
shoulder; above, [ - -]; beneath,
C PISO LFFR -
355. \ 3.73. Denarius. 67 B.C. RRC 408/
lb; CRR 852b. Crescent punch
mark on obverse. C. A. Hersh,
"A Study of the Coinage of the
Moneyer C. Calpurnius Piso L. F
Frugi," NC 1976, no. 416.
Q. POMPON IMVSA
Obv. Head of Apollo r., star behind.
Rev. Urania 1., r. hand pointing with
rod to globe on stand; on r.,
Q POMPONI; on 1., MVSA.
356. / 4.19. Denarius. 66 B.C. RRC

410/8; CRR 823.
L. TORQVAT
Obv. Head of Sibyl r. with ivy
wreath, [SIBVLLA] beneath.
Rev. Amphora on tripod, star on
either side; on 1., LTORQVAT;
on r., III.VIR. Torque as border.
357. I 3.82. Denarius. 65 B.C. RRC
411/lb; CRR 835.
L. FVRI CN. F BROCCHI
Obv. Head of Ceres r.; on 1., grain
stalk; on r., ear of grain; to 1.
and r., III VIR; below, BROCCH1.
Rev. Curule chair between fasces;
above, L FVRI /CN F.
358. \ 3.82. Denarius. 63 B.C. RRC
PAVLLVS LEPIDVS
Obv. Head of Concordia r. with veil
and diadem; around, PAVLLVS.
LEPIDVS CONCORDIA.
Rev. Trophy, TER above; on r., to-
gate figure (L. Aemilius Paullus);
on 1., three captives (Perseus of
Macedn and two sons); in
exergue, PAVLLV[S].
359. / 3.59. Denarius. 62 B.C. RRC
415/1; CRR 926.
M. SCAVR, P. HVPSAEVS AED. CVR
Obv. Camel r., King Aretas kneeling
before holding reins and filleted
olive branch; above, M SCAVR /
AED CVR; to 1. and r., EX S[C];
in exergue, [REX ARETAS].
Rev. Jupiter in quadriga 1., hurling
thunderbolt with r. hand;
scorpion beneath; to r., CAPT;
above, P HYPSAE / AED CVR; be-
low, [CJHVPSAECOS / [PJREIVIR.
360. \ 3.92. Denarius. 58 B.C. RRC 422/
lb; CRR 913.
PHILIPPVS
Obv. Diademed bust of Ancus Marcius
r., lituus behind; below, [A]N-
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Q. CASSIVS
Obv. Head of Genius Populi Romani
r., scepter behind.
Rev. Eagle on thunderbolt r.; to 1.,
lituus; to r., jug; below, Q.
CASSIVS.
364. \ 3.82. Denarius. 55 B.C. RRC
428/3; CRR 916.
BRVTVS
Obv. Head of Libertas r., LI[BERTAS]
behind.
Rev. L. Iunius Brutus, Cos. 509 B.C.,
walking 1. between two lictors
and preceded by an accensus;
in exergue, BRVTVS.
365. I 3.83. Denarius. 54 B.C. RRC
433/1; CRR 906.
MARCELLINVS
Obv. Head of M. Cornelius Marcellus,
Cos. 222 B.C., r., triskeles be-
hind; to r., MARCELLINVS.
Rev. Marcellus carrying trophy into
tetrastyle temple; on r., MAR-
CELLVS; on 1., COS QVINQ.
366. \ 4.04. Denarius. 50 B.C. RRC

439/1; CRR 1147.
MN. ACILIVS III VIR
Obv. Head of Salus r.; behind, [SA]-
LVTIS downward.
Rev. Valetudo standing 1., 1. elbow
on column, snake in r. hand; on
r., W.ACILIVS; on 1., IIIVIRVA-
LEV .
367. / 3.93. Denarius. 49 B.C. RRC
442/lb; CRR 922.
M. CATO PROPR
Obv. Head of Liber r., ivy wreath;
below, [MCO]PRO.PR.
Rev. Victory seated r., patera in r.
hand, palm branch over should-
er in 1.,; in exergue, [VIJCRIX.
368. \ 1.27. Quinarius 47-46 B.C. RRC
462/2; CRR 1054a. Obverse punch
marks.
PALIKANVS
Obv. Head of Libertas r., LIBERTATIS
behind.
Rev. Rostra, on which stands subsel-
lium; above, PALIKANVS.
369. / 3.88. Denarius. 45 B.C. RRC
473/1; CRR 960.
MAGNVS PIVS IMP
Obv. Laureate Janiform head with
features of Cn. Pompeius
Magnus; above, [M CN]
Rev. Prow r., [PIV]S above, IMP
below.
370. 19.20. As. 45 B.C. onward. RRC
479/1; CRR 1044.
M. ANTON
Obv. Head of M. Antonius r., lituus
behind, M AN [ON.IMP] before.
Rev. Laureate head of Caesar r., jug
behind, CAESAR D [IC] before.
371. <- 3.32. Denarius. 43 B.C. RRC
488/1; CRR 1165. Double struck.
M. ANT. IMP. AVG. III VIR R.P.C
with M. NERVA PROQ. P
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ANT. AVG. III VIR R.P.C
Obv. Galley with rowers r., standard
behind prow; above, [ANTAVG];
below, [IJII VIR R P C.
Rev. Aquila between two standards;
below, LEG VII.
373. \ 3.85. Denarius. 32-31 B.C. RRC
544/20; CRR 1224.
374. I 3.63. Rev. LEG X. RRC 544/24;
CRR 1228. Obverse punch mark.
AUGUSTUS (27 B.C.-A.D. 14)
Obv. CAESAR Bare head r.
Rev. AVGVSTVS Heifer walking 1.
375. / 7.87. Aureus. 27-20 B.C. BMCRE
1, p. 107, 659; RIC 1, p. 64, 60.
Obv. Bare head r.
Rev. AVGVSTVS Capricorn r. with
globe and rudder, cornucopiae
above.
376. I 3.75. Denarius. Ca. 22-19 B.C.
BMCRE 1, p. 56, 305; RIC 1, p. 85,
264. Obverse punch mark.
Obv. SPQRPAREN[T] CONS[ SVO]
Toga picta over tunica palmata
between aquila on 1. and wreath

on r. The border of dots is un-
usual for the type.
Rev. CAESARI AVGV[STO] Slow qua-
driga r. Line border.
377. / 3.76. Denarius. Ca. 19-15 B.C.
BMCRE 1, p. 69, 399; RIC 1, p. 86,
296.
Obv. [A]VGVSTVS DIVI F Laureate
head r.
Rev. IMP XII Bull butting r.
378. / 3.68. Denarius. 11-9 B.C. BMCRE
1, p. 81, 472; RIC 1, p. 89, 338.
Obv. CAESAR AVGVSTVS DIVI [F PA
TER PATRIAE] Laureate head r.
Rev. [C L ] CAESARE[SAVGVSTI F]
COS DESIG PRINC IVVENT
Gaius and Lucius Caesars stand-
ing facing, shields and spears
between; between spears, lituus
on 1., simpulum on r.
379. \ 3.85. Denarius. Ca. 2 B.C.-A.D. 11.
BMCRE 1, p. 91, 540; RIC 1, p. 90,
350.
AGRIPPA
Obv. M.AGRIPPAL F.COS III Head 1.,
wearing rostral crown.
Rev. S C Neptune standing 1. holding
small dolphin and trident.
380. I 10.55. As. A.D. 14-40. BMCRE
1, p. 142, 161; RIC 1, p. 108, 32.
DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER
Obv. DIVVS AVGVSTVS PATER Radi-
ate head 1.
Rev. S'C within oak wreath.
381. ; 14.90. Dupondius. A.D. 22-23.
BMCRE 1, p. 141, 143; RIC 1,
p. 95, 7.
Obv. As 381.
Rev. S C PROVIDENT Altar.
382. / 10.77. As. A.D. 22-23. BMCRE
1, p. 141, 146; RIC 1, p. 95, 6.
TIBERIUS (A.D. 14-37)
Obv. [TI CAJESAR DIVI AVG F AVGV-
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shield (?), being crowned by
Fortuna holding cornucopiae;
On entablature, ROM ET AVG.
385. I 10.08. Cistophoric tetradrachm ( =
3 denarii). A.D. 41-42 (?). BMC RE
1, p. 196, 228; RIC 1, p. 127, 52.
Mint of Asia Minor (Ephesus).
NERO (A.D. 54-68).
Obv. NERO CAESAR Laureate head r.
Rev. AVGVSTVS GERMANICVS Nero,
togate and radiate, standing
facing holding branch and Victo-
ry on globe.
386. \ 7.31. Aureus. A.D. 64-68. BMC RE
1, p. 208, 56; RIC 1, p. 148, 42.
Obv. NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER
PM TRP IM[P PP] Laureate head
r.
Rev. ROMA S C Roma seated 1. on
cuirass, holding Victory and
parazonium, r. foot on helmet;
behind, two round shields and a
greave.
387. / 26.64. Sestertius. A.D. 64-66.
BMCRE 1, p. 233, 175 var.; RIC

1, p. 159, 206.
Obv. NERO CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG
GER PM TRP IMP PP Laureate
head r., aegis at truncation of
bust.
Rev. SC Triumphal arch surmount-
ed by quadriga, statue of Mars
in niche at left.
388. J, 27.38. Sestertius. A.D. 64-66.
BMCRE 1, p. 235, 185; RIC 1,
p. 155, 152.
GALBA (A.D. 68-69)
Obv. [IMP SER GALBA] CAESAR AVG
Laureate head r.
Rev. [SALVS GEN HV]MANI Salus
standing 1., r. foot on globe,
holding patera over lighted
altar, and upright rudder.
I 3.11. Denarius. A.D. 68-69.
BMCRE 1, p. 315, 40; RIC 1, p.
201, 22.
VESPASIAN (A.D. 69-79)
Obv. [IMP] CAESAR VESPASIANV[S
AVG] Laureate head r.
Rev. COS [VII] Eagle, wings spread,
standing front on low garlanded
base, head 1.
390. / 3.21. Denarius. A.D. 76. BMCRE
2, p. 34, 180; RIC 2, p. 25, 99.
TITUS (A.D. 79-81)
Obv. IMP TITVS CAES VESPASIAN AVG
PM Laureate, bearded head r.
Rev. TR P X IMP XV COS VIII PP
Square seat draped with cloth;
triangular back with nine pal-
mettes (?).
391. \ 3.28. Denarius. A.D. 80. BMCRE
2, p. 233, 63; RIC 2, p. 119, 24a.
JULIA TITI
Obv. IVLIA IMPT AVG F AVGVSTA
Draped bust r.
Rev. VESTA SC Vesta seated 1. hold-
ing palladium and transverse
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Obv. IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC PM
TRP COS VI PP Laureate bust r.,
Rev. SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI Felici-
tas standing 1., holding caduceus
and cornucopiae.
394. I 3.28. Denarius. A.D. 112-17. BMC-
RE 3, p. 90, 421; RIC 2, p. 263,
272.
Obv. IMP CAES NERVAE TRAIANO AVG
GER DAC PM TRP COS[V PP] Lau-
reate bust r., drapery on 1.
shoulder.
Rev. [SPQR OPTIMO PRINC]IPI SC
Fortuna standing 1., holding
rudder in front of prow, and
cornucopiae.
395. I 25.71. Sestertius. A.D. 104-111.
BMCRE 3, p. 169, 798; RIC 2,
p. 280, 500.
HADRIAN (A.D. 117-38)
Obv. HADRIANVS AVG COS III PP
Laureate bust r., drapery on 1.
shoulder.
Rev. SPES PR Spes walking 1., hold-
skirt.

ing flower and lifting fold of
396. / 7.37. Aureus. A.D. 134-38. BMCRE
3, p. 332, 732; RIC 2, p. 371,274.
Obv. HADRIANVS AVG COS III PP Lau-
reate head r.
Rev. NILVS Nilus reclining r., elbow
on urn, holding reed and cornu-
copiae; above shin, hippopo-
tamus 1.; below, crocodile and
waves.
397. I 3.08. Denarius. A.D. 134-38.
BMCRE 3, p. 348, 862; RIC 2,
p. 375, 310.
Obv. HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS Laure-
ate bust r., drapery on 1. shoul-
Rev. COS III SC Aequitas standing 1.,
holding scales and rod.
I 21.98. Sestertius. A.D. 119-38.
BMCRE 3, p. 432, 1305; RIC 2,
p. 424, 637.
Obv. HADRIANVS AVGVSTVS Radiate,
draped bust r.
Rev. COS III SC Salus seated 1.
feeding, with patera, snake coil-
ing up from altar.
; 13.82. Dupondius. A.D. 119-38.
BMCRE 3, p. 436, 1329; RIC 2,
p. 426, 657 var. (bust type).
SABINA
Obv. SABINA AVGVSTA Draped bust
r., hair coiled on top of head.
Rev. VESTA Vesta seated 1., holding
palladium and scepter.
400. / 7.20. Aureus. A.D. 128-38.
BMCRE 3, p. 360, 953; RIC 2,
p. 387, 397b.
ANTONINUS PIUS (A.D. 138-61).
Obv. ANTONINVS AVG PIVS PP TRP
XVI Laureate head r.
Rev. COS III I Antoninus standing 1.,
holding globe and rol1.
401. I 7.33. Aureus. A.D. 152-53. BMC-
28
FAUSTINA I
Obv. DIVA FAVSTINA Draped bust r.,
hair coiled on top of head.
Rev. AVGVSTA Ceres standing 1.,
holding two burning torches.
404. / 7.16. Aureus. A.D. 140-44. BMC-
RE 4, p. 59, 403; RIC 3, p. 70,
357a.
Obv. DIVA FAVSTINA As 404.
Rev. AETERNITAS Providentia stan-
ding front, holding globe, 1.
hand on billowing vei1.
405. I 3.34. Denarius. A.D. 140-44. BMC-
RE 4, p. 56, 375; RIC 3, p. 70, 351.
Obv. As 405.
Rev. CONSECRATIO Peacock r., head
turned back.
406. I 3.05. Denarius. A.D. 140-44.
BMCRE 4, p. 66, 473; RIC 3, p. 73,
384.
Obv. DIVA FAVSTINA As 404.
Rev. AVGVSTA SC Vesta standing 1.
holding palladium and long
torch.
407. 12.59. As/dupondius. A.D. 140-44.

BMCRE 4, p. 252, 1581; RIC 3,
p. 168, 1178.
MARCUS AURELIUS (A.D. 161-80)
Obv. AVRELIVS CAE[S]AR AVG PII F
Bare-headed, slightly bearded
boy's bust r., drapery on 1.
shoulder.
Rev. COS II Honos standing 1. hold-
ing branch and cornucopiae.
408. / 3.36. Denarius. A.D. 145-60.
BMCRE 4, p. 86, 601; RIC 3, p. 80,
429a var.
Obv. AVRELIVS CAESAR AVG PII F
Bare head r.
Rev. COS II SC Virtus standing 1., hold-
ing parazonium and reversed
spear.
409. \ 10.74. As. A.D. 145-60. BMCRE
4, p. 290, 1790; RIC 3, p. 176, 1258.
FAUSTINA II
Obv. FAVSTINAE AVG PII AVG FIL
Draped bust r., hair elaborately
dressed in a bun with Stephane
and band of pearls.
Rev. V[E]NVS SC Venus standing 1.,
[apple] in r.; in 1., rudder around
which dolphin coils.
410. I 20.49. Sestertius. A.D. 145-46. BMC-
RE 4, p. 373, 2148; RIC 3, p. 193,
1388c.
Obv. FAVSTINA A[VGVSTA] Draped
bust r.
Rev. [IVNONI] REG[INAE] SC Juno
standing 1., holding patera and
vertical spear; at feet, peacock
standing 1., head turned back.
411. 14.56. As. A.D. 161-76. BMCRE 4,
p. 541, 985; RIC 3, p. 346, 1652.
LUCIUS VERUS (A.D. 161-69)
Obv. [L VERVS AVG] ARM PART[H
MAX] Laureate bust r., slight
Rev. [TR POT VI] IMP IIII COS II SC
29
Obv. LVCILLAE AVG ANTONINI AVG F
As 413.
Rev. PIETAS SC Pietas standing 1., r.
hand on altar, 1. holding perfume
container.
414. 29.20. Sestertius. A.D. 164 on.
BMCRE 4, p. 571, 1161; RIC 3,
p. 353, 1756.
415. I 20.01. As 414.
Obv. LVCILLAE AVG ANTONINI AVG F
As 413.
Rev. VENVS SC Venus standing 1.,
holding apple and lifting veil
from shoulder.
416. 25.46. Sestertius. A.D. 164 on.
BMCRE 4, p. 572, 1172; RIC 3,
p. 354, 1767.
COMMODUS (Caesar A.D. 175-77; Augu-
stus 177-92)
Obv. COMMODO CAES AVG FIL GERM
SARM Draped, cuirassed bust r.
Rev. PRINC IVVENT Commodus
standing 1., in military dress,
holding branch and vertical
scepter; on right, trophy and

arms.
417. f 7.19. Aureus. A.D. 175-76. BMCRE
4, p. 479, 648; RIC 3, p. 263, 615.
Obv. M COMMODVS ANTONINVSAVG
Laureate head r.
Rev. FEL AVG TR[P VI I]M[P II]II COS
III PP SC Felicitas standing 1.,
holding caduceus and vertical
scepter.
418. I 22.81. Sestertius. A.D. 181. BMC-
RE 4, p. 771, 446; RIC 3, p. 404,
308a.
CARACALLA (A.D. 198-217)
Obv. ANTONINVS PIVS AVG Laure-
ate, draped, cuirassed bust r.
Rev. ROMAAETERNA Roma seated
1., holding palladium and revers-
ed spear; round shield leans
against throne.
419. 7.19. Aureus. A.D. 201-206.
BMCRE 5, p. 210 fnote; RIC 4.1,
p. 233, 143.
Obv. ANTONINVS PIVS AVG Laure-
ate, draped bust r.
Rev. PONTIF TRP VIII COS II Mars
standing 1., holding branch and
reversed spear, r. foot on helmet.
420. I 3.71. Denarius. A.D. 205. BMCRE
5, p. 251, 481; RIC 4.1, p. 225, 80b.
GETA (Caesar A.D. 198-208; Augustus
209-12)
Obv. L SEPTIMIVS GETA CAES Draped
bust r.
Rev. SPES PVBLICA Spes advancing 1.,
holding flower and raising fold
of skirt.
421. / 3.37. Denarius. A.D. 198-200.
BMCRE 5, p. 182, 149; RIC 4.1,
p. 314, 4.
Obv. P SEPT GETA CAES PONT Drap-
ed bust r.
Rev. PRINC IVV[E]NTVTIS Geta stand-
ing 1. in military dress, holding
30
JULIA MAESA
Obv. IVLIA MAESA AVG Draped bust
r.
Rev. SAECVLI FELICITAS Felicitas
standing 1., pouring from patera
into flame on altar at 1., and
holding long vertical caduceus;
to r., star.
424. / 3.52. Denarius. A.D. 218-22.
BMCRE 5, p. 541, 79; RIC 4.2,
p. 50, 271.
SEVERUS ALEXANDER (A.D. 222-35)
Obv. IMP ALEXANDER PIVS AVG
Laureate bust r., slight drapery
on 1. shoulder; line border.
Rev. PROVIDENTIA AVG SC Provi-
dentia standing 1., holding two
grain stalks over modius in r.
and anchor in 1.
425. 20.47. Sestertius. A.D. 231.
BMCRE 6, p. 196, 815; RIC 4.2,
p. 121, 645.
Obv. IMP CAES M AVR SEV ALEXAN-
DER AVG Laureate, draped,
cuirassed bust r.

Rev. SECVRITAS PERPETVA Securitas
seated 1. holding vertical scepter,
1. elbow on back of throne; to 1.,
altar; in exergue, SC.
426. f 10.40. As. A.D. 223. BMCRE 6, p.
127, 150; RIC 4.2, p. 119, 613.
MAXIMUS (Caesar A.D. 235-38)
Obv. C IVL VERVS MAXIMVS CAES
Draped bust r.
Rev. PI ETAS AVG SC Lituus, knife, pa-
tera, jug, simpulum, [sprinkler].
427. f 9.91. As. A.D. 236. BMCRE 6,
p. 232, 121; RIC 4.2, p. 155, 7b.
Sprinkler gouged off; traces remain.
PHILIP II (A.D. 246-49)
Obv. M IVL PHILIPPVS CAES Radiate,
draped, cuirassed bust r.
Rev. PRINCIPIIVVENT Philip II in
military dress holding globe and
spear.
428. I 3.90. Antoninianus. A.D. 244-46.
RIC 4.3, p. 96, 218d var.
Obv. IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG Laur-
eate, draped, cuirassed bust r.
Rev. LIBERALITAS AVGG III SC Phi-
lip I and Philip II seated 1.
on curule chairs, r. hands
extended; figure on r. holds
short transverse scepter.
429. / 19.02. Sestertius. A.D. 246-49.
RIC 4.3, p. 103, 267a.
TRAJAN DECIUS (A.D. 249-51)
Obv. IMP C M Q TRAIANVS DECIVS AVG
Radiate, draped, cuirassed bust
r.
Rev. DACIA Dacia standing 1. hold-
ing staff topped by ass's head.
430. f 3.91. Antoninianus. A.D. 249-51.
RIC 4.3, p. 121, 12b.
DIOCLETIAN (A.D. 284-305)
Obv. DIOCLETIANVS AVG Laureate
head r.
Rev. IOVI CONSERVATORI Laureate
31
Rev. HERCVLI CONSER AVGG ET
CAESS NN Hercules standing
leaning on club with r. hand and
holding bow in 1.; over 1. shoul-
der, lion skin; over r. shoulder,
quiver. In exergue, TR.
433. I 5.17. Aureus. A.D. 303-5. RIC 6,
p. 169, 45. Bastien 353. Brett
105(1).
MAXIMINUS II (A.D. 309-13)
Obv. MAXIMINVS NOB C Laureate
head r.
Rev. SOLI INVICT CONSERVAT AVGG
ET CAESS NN Sol standing 1.,
r. hand raised, holding globe.
In exergue, TR.
434. I 5.19. Aureus. A.D. 305-7. RIC 6,
p. 204, 631. Bastien 435. Brett
132(3).
CONSTANTINE I (A.D. 307-37)
Obv. [DV CONSTANTI]NVS PT AVGG
Veiled head r.
Rev. Quadriga bearing Constantine
to r., hand of God above; in
exergue, CONS[ ].

435. \ 1.51. 4. A.D. 337-41. LRBC
1.1041 (Constantinople).
Obv. CONSTANTINOPOLIS Helmeted,
laureate bust of Constantino-
polis 1., scepter over 1. shoulder.
Rev. Victory 1. on prow, holding spear
and leaning on shield; in exer-
gue, SMANI.
436. f 2.67. 4. A.D. 330-35. LRBC
1.1360 (Antioch).
437. I 2.30.
Obv. CONSTANTINVS AVG Laureate
head r.
Rev. PROVIDENTIAE AVGG Camp
gate with two towers, star above;
in exergue, SMALB.
438. \ 3.34. 4. A.D. 326-30. LRBC
1.1402 (Alexandria).
CONSTANTINE II (Caesar A.D. 317-
37; Augustus 337-40)
Obv. CONSTANTINVS IVN NOB C
Laureate, cuirassed bust 1. with
paludamentum.
Rev. VIRTVS CAESS Camp gate with
two doors, four towers, star
above; in exergue, TA^RL.
439. / 3.54. 4. A.D. 324-30. LRBC
1. 297 (Arlate).
CONSTANS (A.D. 337-50)
Obv. CONSTANS AVG Laureate,
cuirassed, draped bust r.
Rev. VICTORIA AVG Victory striding
1. holding trophy and palm; to 1.,
star; to r., < XXII; in exergue,
SMAN.
440. I 4.48. Solidus. A.D. 337-38. A. R.
Bellinger, P. Bruun, J. P. C. Kent
and C. H. V. Sutherland, "Late
Roman Gold and Silver Coins at
Dumbarton Oaks: Diocletian to
Eugenius," DOP 18 (1964), p. 191,
84 (Antioch).
Obv. DN CONSTANS PF AVG Pearl-
32
MAGNENTIUS (A.D. 350-53)
Obv. DN MAGNENTIVS PF AVG Bare-
headed, draped and cuirassed
bust r.
Rev. VICTORIA AVG LIB ROMANOR
Victory and Liberty holding
trophy between them; in ex-
ergue, SMAQ.
443. I 4.65. Solidus. A.D. 351-52. DOP
18, p. 202. 144 (Aquileia).
CONSTANTIUS GALLUS (Caesar A.D.
351-54)
Obv. DN CONSTANTIVS NOB CAES
Bareheaded, draped bust r., A
behind neck.
Rev. FEL TEMP REPARATIO Soldier
spearing fallen horseman 1.; in
exergue, AN .
444. \ 4.81. 3. A.D. 351-54. LRBC
2.2628 (Antioch).
JULIAN (A.D. 360-63)
Obv. FL CL IVLIANVS PP AVG Pearl-
diademed (forehead medallion),
draped, cuirassed bust r.
Rev. VOTIS / V / MVLTIS / X in

wreath; in exergue, LVG.
445. 187. Siliqua. A.D. 360-61. Lug-
dunum.
VALENTIN IAN I (A.D. 364-75)
Obv. DN VALENTINIANVS PF AVG
Pearl-diademed (forehead me-
dallion), draped, cuirassed bust
r.
Rev. RESTITVTOR REIPVBLIC/E Em-
peror standing front, head r.,
holding labarum with Christo-
gram, palm branch emerging
near bottom of shaft; in 1. hand
holds Victory who crowns him
with wreath; in exergue, KONS/.
446. \ 4.45. Solidus. A.D. 364-67. RIC
9, p. 61, 1(e). Arlate.
VALENTINIAN II (A.D. 375-92)
Obv. DN VALENTINIANVS PF AVG
Helmeted, pearl-diademed, drap-
ed bust r., holding spear and
shield.
Rev. GLORIA ROMANORVM Emper-
or 1. on galley, Victory at helm
to r.; in 1. field, wreath; in r.
field, cross; in exergue, ANTE.
447. f 5.41. iE 3. A.D. 383. LRBC 2.2719
(Antioch).
THEODOSIUS I (A.D. 379-95)
Obv. DN THEODOSIVS PF AVG Pearl-
and rosette-diademed draped
bust r.
Rev. VIRTVS EXERCITI Emperor to
r., holding standard and globe,
and spurning captive with 1.
foot; in exergue, ANTB.
448. ; 4.42. JE 3. A.D. 383-92. LRBC
2.2757 (Antioch).
AELIA FLACCILLA
Obv. AEL FLACCILLA AVG Mantled
bust r. with pearl diadem.
Rev. SALVS REIPVBLICAE Empress
facing; in exergue, ANTE.

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GREEK AND ROMAN COINS

ANCIENT COINS IN NORTH AMERICAN COLLECTIONS

THE AMERICAN NUMISMATIC SOCIETY

NEW YORK 1981

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ANCIENT COINS IN NORTH AMERICAN COLLECTIONS

they are four-fifths of her own miscellaneous collection of coins.

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machus was suggested by Margaret Thompson. Colin M. Kraay similarly responded

Greek section, the metal is silver unless otherwise noted.

by the Newell estate appraisers. We gratefully thank William E. Metcalf, Nancy M.

directly from the coins, are the work of Michael Di Biase.

the Arts of Washington, D.C., a federal agency.

The Wheaton College Collection is published by The American Numismatic Society

as part of its continuing commitment to record in print numismatic material of research

value which is not readily accessible.

J. David Bishop, Wheaton College

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R. Ross Holloway, Brown University

and provincial Roman issues.

British Museum, 6 vols. (London, 1923).

2nd ed., 8 vols. (Paris, 1880-92).

CRR E. A. Sydenham, The Coinage of the Roman Republic (London, 1952).

Haeberlin E. J. Haeberlin, Aes Grave, 2 vols. (Frankfurt a. M., 1910).

Collection, University of Glasgow, 3 vols. (Glasgow, 1899-1905).

for Rome: A. S. Robertson, Roman Imperial Coins in the Hunter Cabinet,

University of Glasgow, 4 vols. (Oxford, 1962).

LRBC R. A. G. Carson, P. V. Hill and J. P. C. Kent, Late Roman Bronze Coinage

RRC M. H. Crawford, Roman Republican Coinage, 2 vols. (Cambridge, 1974).

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Weber L. Forrer, The Weber Collection, 3 vols. (London 1922-29).

Tuf. Wheaton College Collection

J-B. Giard, "La monnaie de Capoue et

le problme de la datation du denier ro-

maine," Congresso Internationale di Nu-

mismtica, Roma 11-16 Setiembre 1961, 2,

AHi (Rome, 1965), pp. 235-60.

Obv. Diademed head of Artemis r;

quiver and bow.

Rev. Running boar r.; above,

1. 6.38. M uncia. Giard 14, 216-211

Obv. Female head r; below neck,

APT...; to 1., Artemis Hecate.

Rev. NEAnOAITQN Man-headed

bull r; between legs, N, above,

2. 6.57. Stater. Ca. 325-241 B.C.

N. K. Rutter, Companion Coinages,

475-380 B.C. (Edinburgh, 1979), pp. 83

Obv. Facing head.

Rev. *I\AJT?I$ Mussel shell, ear of

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grain and dolphin.

3. \ 0.05. Obo1. Ca. 405-400 B.C.

Rev. Lion 1.; above, star; in exergue,

4. / 0.38. Obo1. Ca. 405-400 B.C.

A.J.Evans, "The 'Horsemen' of Ta-

rentum," NC 1889, pp. 1-228.

. E. Ravel, Descriptive Catalogue of

the Collection of Tarcntine Coins Formed

by M. P. Vlasto (London, 1947).

Obv. Horseman 1.; between horse's

Rev. TA PAZ Phalanthos riding dol-