Greek Silver & Bronze Coins
Lot 2595 SESSION 11 (9.30AM THURSDAY 25TH NOV) Greek Silver & Bronze Coins
Estimate $8,000
			
			
		Bid at live.noble.com.au			
			
		
		
SOLD $5,500		
 		
CYPRUS, Cyprus, Salamis, Evagoras I, (c.411-374 B.C.), silver stater, 23mm, (10.74 g), obv. Herakles, naked, seated on a rock draped with a lion's skin to right, holding a club and a horn, rev. Goat recumbent to right on a dotted ground line, Cypriot PA on right, SI LE O above, SE in the exergue (S.-, Masson & Amandry, Notes de Numismatique Chypriote, VI-VIII, RN 1988, 1a-c, BMC -, SNG Cop. -, Tziambazis -, Roma E-Sale 4, 330 = G&M 207, 398). Toned, good very fine and very rare.
Ex Prospero Collection of Ancient Greek Coins, Baldwins Auction, in the New York Sale XXVII (lot 606), lot includes the large lot sale ticket.
Few examples of this type come on the market, the commoner type has the obverse of the bearded head of Herakles wearing lion skin with a similar reverse. A recent sale of Leu Numismatik, 14 August 2021 Web Auction 17 (lot 1299) realised 9000 SFr. = US $9764.
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- Lot 2593 - CYPRUS, Idalion, silver tetrobol, (late 6th - early 5th century B.C.), (suggested 490-475 B.C.), (3.62 ... - Estimate $1,000 
- Lot 2594 - CYPRUS, Kition, Baalmelek II, (c.425-400 B.C.), silver stater, 20mm, (10.44 g), obv. Herakles in fighting ... - Estimate $250 
- Lot 2595 This lot - CYPRUS, Cyprus, Salamis, Evagoras I, (c.411-374 B.C.), silver stater, 23mm, (10.74 g), obv. Herakles, naked, ... - Estimate $8,000 
- Lot 2596 - CYPRUS, Salamis, Pnytagoras, (c.351/0-332/1 B.C.), silver tetrobol, 11.5 mm, (1.75 g), obv. Head of Aphrodite ... - Estimate $100 
- Lot 2597 - CYPRUS, Salamis, AE 12mm, (c.4th century B.C.), attributed to Evagoras II by some scholars, (2.09 ... - Estimate $300 


