Crawford 6

C Cassius Longinus AR-Denarius, 3.93 g. Moving with Cassius, 43-42 BC.
Obv.: C CASSI / IMP Tripoid with cauldron. Rev.: LENTVLVS SPINT Jug, lituus.
Cr. 500/1. Syd. 1308. BMC 79. Bab. 14. C. 7. Sear 219.

C. Cassius and Lentulus Spint. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius 43-42, AR 3.99 g.
C·CASSI·IMP – LEIBERTAS Diademed head of Libertas r. Rev. Jug and lituus; below, LENTVLVS / SPINT.
B. Cassia 16 and Cornelia 75. C 4. Sydenham 1307. Sear Imperators 221. Crawford 500/3.
Good extremely fine

C. Cassius and Lentulus Spinther. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius (probably Smyrna) 43-42, AR 3.78 g.
C·CASSI·IMP – LEIBERTAS Veiled head of Libertas r. Rev. Jug and lituus; below, LENTVLVS / SPINT.
Babelon Cassia 18 and Cornelia 77. C 6. Sydenham 1305. Sear Imperators 223. Crawford 500/5.
Rare. Almost invisible flan crack at six oclock on reverse, extremely fine

Brutus, with P. Cornelius Lentulus Spinther. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius 43-42, AR 3.89 g.

BRVTVS Axe, culullus and knife r. Rev. Jug and lituus; below, LENTVLVS / SPINT.

B. Iunia 41. C 6. Sydenham 1310. Sear Imperators 198. Crawford 500/7.
Rare. Good extremely fine

Q. Caepio (M. Iunius Brutus). Denarius, mint moving with Brutus 43-42, AR 3.38 g.
LEIBERTAS Head of Libertas r. Rev. CAEPIO·BRVTVS·PRO·COS Plectrum, lyre and laurel-branch tied with fillet.
B. Iunia 34. Sydenham 1287. Sear Imperators 199. Crawford 501/1.
Rare and unusually well-centred for the issue. Extremely fine

Brutus. Summer 42 BC. AR Denarius 3.73 gm). Military mint moving with Brutus and Cassius in the East; L Sestius, proquaestor.
L SESTI. PRO Q, veiled and draped bust of Libertas right. Rev. Q CAEPIO BRVTVS PR. COS, tripod between axe and simpulum.
Crawford 502/2; CRI 201; Sydenham 1290; CNR 28 (same obverse die); BMCRR East 41; RSC 11.

Choice EF, sharp strike on a full flan.

Brutus. Quinarius 43/42, military mint (south-western Asia Minor) with Brutus. 1.8 g, 12h.
L SESTI / PRO Q Draped and veiled bust of Libertas to r. Rev. Q CAEPIO BRVTVS PRO COS Victory advancing to r. with palm branch and wreath.

Cr. 502/3. Syd. 1291. C. 12. Sear 202.
Rare. Dark toning. Extremely fine.

Brutus. Quinarius 43/42, military mint (south-western Asia Minor) with Brutus. 1,72 g, 12h.
L SESTI / PRO Q Sella against which a staff is leaning, modius below. Rev. Q CAEPIO BRVTVS PRO COS Tripod, on l. simpulum, on r. apex.
Cr. 502/4. Syd. 1292. C. 13. Sear 203.
Rare. Dark toning. Good very fine.

Brutus. Denarius 43/42, military mint (Lycia) with Brutus. 3.86 g, 1h.
Laureate head of Apollo to r. Rev. Q CAEPIO - BRVTVS – IMP Trophy bearing two shields, male and female captive below.
Cr. 503/1. Syd. 1293. C. 8. Sear 204.
Very rare. Extremely fine.

Q. Caepio Brutus and C. Flavius Hemicillus. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus 43-42, AR 3.68 g.
C·FLAV·HEMIC·LEG·PRO·PR Draped bust of Apollo r.; before, lyre. Rev. Q·CAEP – BRVT· – IMP· Victory standing l., holding branch and crowning trophy.
B. Iunia 49. C 7. Sydenham 1294. Sear Imperators 205. Crawford 504/1.
Very rare and unusually complete for the issue. Extremely fine

C. Cassius Longinus. Aureus, mint-moving with Brutus and Cassius circa 43-42 BC, 7.88 g.
C·CASSI·IMP Laureate head of Libertas r. Rev. M SERVILIVS – LEG Aplustre with each branch ending in a flower.
Crawford 505/1. Syd. 1311. B. Cassia 20. Bahrfeldt 60. C 8. Calicó 67. Vagi 101. Sear Imperators 224. Vagi 116. Calicó 67 (these dies).
Very rare and in unusually good condition for the issue. About extremely fine / extremely fine
Ex M&M sale 68, 1986, 345.

C Cassius Longinus. AR-Denarius, 3,48 g. Mint moving with Cassius. c. 42.
C CASSI IMP Laureate head of Libertas r. Rev.: M SERVILIVS / LEG Aplustre.
Cr. 505/2; Coh. 9; BMC East 83.
FDC

C. Cassius and M. Servilius. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius 43-42, AR 3.86 g.
C·CASSEI·IMP Laureate head of Libertas r. Rev. M·SERVILIVS – LEG Crab, holding aplustre in its claws; below, rose and untied diadem.
B. Cassia 19. C 10. Sydenham 1313. Sear Imperators 226. Crawford 505/3.
Extremely rare. Good extremely fine

M. Iunius Brutus with Pedanius Costa. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus circa 43-42, AR 3.74 g.
LEG - COSTA Laureate head of Apollo r. Rev. IMP - BRVTVS Trophy.
FFC 3. B. Iunia 43 and Pedania 2. Syd. 1296. Sear Imperators 209. C 4. Cr. 506/2.
Lightly toned and good extremely fine

Brutus . Late Summer-Autumn 42 BC. AR Quinarius (1.79 gm). Military mint moving with Brutus and Cassius in western Asia Minor or northern Greece.

LEIBERTAS Diademed head of Libertas right. Rev. Stem of prow and anchor in saltire.

Crawford 506/3; CRI 210; Sydenham 1288

M. Iunius Brutus and Casca Longus. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus circa 43-42, AR 3.82 g.
CASCA – LONGVS Wreathed head of Neptune r.; below, trident. Rev. BRVTVS IMP Victory walking r. on broken sceptre and holding palm-branch over l. shoulder and broken diadem with both hands.
FFC 2. B. Iunia 44 and Servilia 37. Syd. 1298. Sear Imperators 212. C 3. Cr. 507/2.
Good extremely fine

M. Iunius Brutus and L. Plaetorius Cestianus. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus 43-42, AR 3.84 g.
L·PLAET.CEST Laureate, draped and veiled bust of Ceres r., surmounted by modius. Rev. BRVT·IMP Axe and culullus.
B. Iunia 51 and Plaetoria 12. C 2. Sydenham 1300. Sear Imperators 214. Crawford 508/2.
Extremely rare and in exceptional state of preservation. Virtually as struck and Fdc

M Junius Brutus AR-Denarius, 3,59 g. Mint moving with Brutus. summer 42 Bc..
L PLAET CEST / BRVT IMP Head of Brutus r. Rev.: EID MAR Pileus between two daggers.
H. A. Cahn, EIDibus MARtiis, Quaderni Ticinesi di Numismatica e Antichità Classiche 18, 1989, pp. 211-238, 25a (these dies); Crawford 508/3; Sydenham 1301; BMCRR East 68; RSC 15.
Extremely rare and the finest known specimen!
FDC, Beautiful tone.

Sextus Pompey. AV Aureus (8.20 g, 8h). Mint in Sicily. 42 BC.

MAG. PIVS. behind, IMP. ITER. before, bare head of Sextus Pompey right; all within oak wreath / PRÆF above, CLAS. ET. ORÆ / MARIT. EX. S.C below in two lines, bare heads of Pompey the Great right and Cnaeus Pompey Junior left, face to face; lituus to left, tripod to right.

Crawford 511/1; CRI 332; Sydenham 1346; Kent-Hirmer 102 (same obverse die); Kestner -; BMCRR Sicily 13; Sydenham 1346; Bahrfeldt 87; Calico 71a.

EF, underlying lustre. Magnificent portrait. Exceptional. Very Rare.

Sextus Pompey. AR Denarius (4.01 gm). Uncertain Sicilian mint. 42 BC.

MAG PIVS IMP ITER, diademed head of Neptune right; trident behind / PRÆF CLAS ET ORÆ MARIT EX S C, naval trophy.
Crawford 511/2a; CRI 333; Sydenham 1347 var. (MAG ligate); BMCRR East -; RSC 1b.

Toned, superb EF, light encrustation on reverse. Exceptional portrait. Scarce.

Sextus Pompeius. Denarius, Sicily 42-40, AR 4.01 g.
MAG PI – VS IMP ITER (M and A ligate) Head of Neptune r., hair tied with band with trident over shoulder. Rev. PRAEF·CLAS ET – ORAE·MAR·IT EX·S·C Trophy with trident above and anchor below; stem of prow on l. and aplustre on r., two heads of Scylla at base.
Babelon Pompeia 21. C. 1. Sydenham 1347. Sear Imperators 333. Crawford 511/2b. Kent-Himer pl. 30, 105.
Rare and in exceptional condition for this issue. A beautiful portrait with a magnificent old cabinet tone and good extremely fine
Ex NAC 21, 2001, 309 and Triton VII, 2004, 836 sales.

Sextus Pompey. Denarius, Sicily circa 42–40, AR 3.72 g.
MAG·PIVS·IMP·ITER Head of Cn. Pompeius Magnus r.; behind jug and before, lituus.
Rev. Neptune standing l., foot on prow, between the brothers Anapias and Amphinomus, with their parents on their shoulders; in exergue, CLAS·E.T·ORAE / MARIT·EX·S·C.
Cr. 511/3a. Syd. 1344. B. Pompeia 27. C 17. FFC Pompeius 26.
Rare. Well struck on a broad flan and complete, brilliant extremely fine / good extremely fine

Sextus Pompey. 38-37 BC. AR Denarius (3.50 gm).
MAG PIVS IMP ITER, galley adorned with aquila, sceptre and trident before the Pharos of Messana, decorated with a statue of Neptune. Rev. PRÆF CLAS ET ORÆ MARIT EX S C , the monster Scylla, her torso of dogs and fishes, wielding a rudder as a club.
Crawford 511/4a; Sear, CRI 335; Sydenham 1348; RSC 2.
Toned, choice VF, exceptional flan and centering.

Sextus Pompey. AR-Denarius, 3,97 g.Sicily. c. 39-40.
MAG PIVS IMP ITER Pharos of Messana surmounted by statue of Neptune,ship before. Rev.: PRAEF ORAE MARIT ET CLAS S CRIT ET CLASPRAEF ORAE MARIT ET CLASS C Scylla, wielding rudder with both hands.
Cr. 511/4d; Coh. 2 ; BMC Sicily 20.
FDC, probably the best known specimen

C. Clodius C.f. Vestalis. 41 BC. AR Denarius 3,89 g. Rome mint.
C. CLODIVS before, draped bust of Flora right, wearing wreath of flowers and cruciform earring; C. F and lily at her shoulder. Rev. VESTALIS to right, veiled female (Vestal virgin, Claude Quinta) seated left, holding a two-handled bowl in her right hand.
Crawford 512/2; CRI 317; Sydenham 1135; Kestner 3786; BMCRR Rome 4196; Claudia 13

Marcus Arrius Secundus. AR denarius (4.11 gm), Rome, 41 BC.
Bare head of Octavian right, with slight beard; M. ARRIVS behind, SECVNDVS before. Rev. Vertical spear between wreath and rectangular phalera.
Crawford 513/2. Sydenham 1084. RSC Arria 2. Sear, Imperators 319.
Dark iridescent toning. Perhaps the finest known specimen of this rare coin. Mint state.
Ex Knobloch Collection, Stack's, May 1978, lot 626.

C. Numonius Vaala. Denarius circa 41, AR 3.81 g.
C·NVMONIVS – VAALA Male head r. Rev. Soldier rushing l., attacking wall defended by two soldiers; in exergue, VAALA.
Syd. 1087. B. Numonia 2. Cr. 514/2.
Very rare and probably the finest specimen known of this difficult issue.Exceptionally well-centred and struck on sound metal, with a portrait of superb style.Virtually as struck and almost Fdc

L. Servius Rufus. AR Denarius (3.83 g). 41 BC.

L SERVIVS RVFVS Bare head of Brutus right. Rev. he Dioscuri standing facing.

Crawford 515/2; Sear, CRI 324; Sydenham 1082; Sulpicia 10.

Toned VF, uneven strike, porous. Very rare.

This moneyer is only known from his coins. The obverse bust has traditionally been regarded as portraying Servius Sulpicius Rufus who was responsible for raising the siege of Tusculum in 377 BC. But since the moneyer is a Servius, not a Sulpicius, this identification is probably inaccurate. The portrait does bear a remarkable resemblance to Brutus and it seems perhaps likely that the coin was struck as an expression of political sympathy toward Brutus' cause.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius circa 41, AR 3.89 g.
ANT AVG·IMP - III.VI.R·P.C Head of M. Antony r. Rev. Fortuna standing l., holding rudder in r. hand and cornucopiae in l.; at feet, stork. Below, PIETAS·COS.
FFC 74. B. Antonia 44. Syd. 1174. Sear Imperators 241. C 77. Cr. 516/2.
Rare. Test-cut in edge at 7 o'clock on reverse, otherwise extremely fine

Marcus Antonius. AV Aureus. Military mint travelling with Antony in Asia. 41 BC. 7.96 g, 12h.

M ANTONIVS IMP III VIR R P C, bare head right; lituus behind. Rev. PIETAS COS across field, Pietas standing left, holding lighted censer and cornucopiae surmounted by two storks.

Crawford 516/4; CRI 237; Sydenham 1171; BMCRR Gaul 65; CNR I 25 (same dies); Bahrfeldt 83a; Calico 104; Cohen 78.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius 41, military (Asia) mint. 4,00 g.
M ANTONIVS IMP III VIR R P C Bare head to r. Rev. PIETAS – COS (TA joined) Pietas standing to l. holding turibulum in r. hand and cornucopia in l. hand. Two storks on cornucopia.
Crawf. 516/5. Syd. 1174. C. 79.
Rare. Nice patina. Almost extremely fine.
Ex Herzfelder

Marcus Antonius and Octavian. Aureus, 8,02 g.Ephesus?, 41 B.C.
M. ANT. IMP. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C. M. BARBAT. Q. P. ; Bust of Marcus Antonius. Rev: CAESAR IMP. PONT. III. VIR. R. P. C. ; Bust of Octavianus.
BMC 98-99; Calicó 109; C 7; Crawford 517/1a.; Sydenham 1180.
Extremely fine

Marcus Antonius and Octavian. AR Denarius (3.77 gm). 41 BC. Ephesos mint. M. Barbatius Pollio, moneyer.

M·ANT·IMP·AVG·III·VIR·R·P·C·M·B·A·R·B·AT Q·P Bare head of Antony right. Rev. CAESAR·IMP·PONT·III·VIR·R·P·C· Bare head of Octavian right.

Crawford 517/2; Sear, CRI 243; Sydenham 1181; RSC 8.

Lightly toned, Extremely fine .

Collections W. Niggeler and W. Uibeleisen; Monnaies et Médailles SA, Bâle – Bank Leu & Co. AG, Zurich / Coll. Niggeler II (1966) 984 and Monnaies et Médailles SA Bâle 81 (1995) 133

Marcus Antonius, Lucius Antonius and L. Cocceius Nerva. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius 41, AR 3.66 g.
M·ANT·IMP·AVG III VIR·R·P·C·M NERVA PROQ·P Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev. L·ANTONIVS COS Bare head of Lucius Antonius r.
B. Antonia 48 and Cocceia 2. C 2. Sydenham 1185. Sear Imperators 246. Crawford 517/5a.
Very rare and among the finest specimens known. Two magnificent portraits well-struck in high relief, good extremely fine

Marcus Antonius, Lucius Antonius and L. Cocceius Nerva. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius 41, AR.
M·ANT·IMP·AVG VIR·R·PC·M·NERVA PRO Q·P Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev. L·ANTONIVS COS Bare head of Lucius Antonius r.
Crawford 517/5b.

Marcus Antonius, M. Barbatus Pollio, M. Cocceius Nerva und Cn. Gellius, 41 BC. Denarius (3,90 g.), mint moving with Marcus Antonius.
M ANT IMP AVG III VIR R P C M NERVA Q P Bare head of Marcus Antonius right, jug behind. Rev. L ANTONIVS - COS, Bare head of Lucius Antonius r.
Cr. 517/5c; Syd. 1186.
Good very fine.

Marcus Antonius and Octavian with L. Gellius. Denarius, 41 BC, 3,94g.
M ANT IMP AVG IIIVIR R P C L GELL Q P. Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev.CAESAR IMP PONT IIIVIR R P C. Bare head of Octavian right, behind lituus.
RRC 517/8; Sydenham 1188.

Octavianus with L. Cornelius Balbus. Denarius, mint moving with Octavian circa 41, AR 4.12 g.
C·CAESAR·III·VIR·R·P·C Head of Octavian r. Rev. BALBVS – PRO·PR Club.
FFC 266. B. Iulia 91 and Cornelia 78. Sydenham 1325a. Sear Imperators 298. C 417. Crawford 518/1.
Rare and in superb condition for this issue. About extremely fine / extremely fine

Octavian. Denarius 41, military mint (Italy) with Octavian. 3,92 g.
C CAESAR III VIR R P C Head of Octavian to r. Rev. Galloping equestrian statue, POPVL IVSSV below.
Cr. 518/2. Syd. 1317. C. 227. Sear 299.
Rare. Obverse softly struck. Good VF/EF.

Cn. Domitius L.f. Ahenobarbus. Denarius, mint moving with Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus 41-40, AR 4.16 g.
AHENOBAR Male head r., slightly bearded. Rev. CN DOMITIVS IMP Trophy with two spears and shield standing facing on prow r.
Babelon Domitia 21. Sydenham 1177. Sear Imperators 339. Crawford 519/2.
Very rare and among the finest specimens known. A bold portrait well struck on sound metal,
virtually as struck and almost Fdc

Marcus Antonius. Denarius 40, military mint (Corcyra?) with Marcus Antonius. 3.91 g, 6h.
Head of Marcus Antonius to r., lituus behind. Rev. M ANT IMP / III VIR R P C Caduceus between two cornucopiae on globe.
Cr. 520/1. Syd. 1189. C. 66. Sear 256.
Very rare. Good toning, control mark on obverse otherwise, good very fine.

Marcus Antonius and Ahenobarbus. 40 BC. AR Denarius (3.43 gm). Corcyra(?) mint.

ANT IMP – III VIR R P C Bare head of Antony right, lituus behind. Rev. CN DOMIT AHENOBARBVS IMP Prow right, star of six rays above.

Crawford 521/2; CRI 258; Sydenham 1179a; RSC 10c. Toned, good Fine.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius 40, military mint (central Greece) with Marcus Antonius. 3.68 g, 12h.
M ANTON IMP AVG III VIR R P C Lituus and jug. Rev. L PLANCVS PRO COS Thunderbolt, jug and caduceus.
Cr. 522/2. Syd. 1190. C. 24. Sear 253.
Rare. Extremely fine

Marcus Antonius. 39 BC. AR Denarius. Military mint traveling with Antony and Plancus in central Greece. 3.98 g, 12h.
M. ANTON IMP AVG III VIR R P C, lituus and vase. Rev. L PLANCVS IMP ITER, thunderbolt, vase and caduceus.
Crawford 522/4; Sear, CRI 255; R. Newman, "A Dialogue of Power in the Coinage of Antony and Octavian," ANSAJN 2 (1990), 39.2; Sydenham 1191; BMCRR (East) 118; RSC 22.
Toned EF. Extremely rare.

Octavian and Q. Salvius. Denarius (Silver, 3.73 g), mint traveling with Octavian in Italy, early 40.
C CAESAR III VIR R P C Bare head of Octavian to right. Rev. Q SALVIVS IMP COS DESIG Thunderbolt.
Bab. (Julia) 92. Cr. 523/1a. Sear 300. Syd. 1326b.
Nicely toned, well-struck and centered. Good very fine.

Labienus. Denarius 40, military mint (Syria or south-eastern Asia Minor) with Labienus. 3,86 g.
Q LABIENVS PARTHICVS IMP Head of Q. Labienus to r. Rev. Parthian horse with bridle and saddle to which bow-case and quiver are attached.
Cr. 524/2. Syd. 1357. C. 1. Sear 341. Charles Hersh, The Coinage of Quintus Labienus Parthicus 10, Pl. 4, D/9.
Of great rarity. Otherwise extremely fine and one of the finest specimens in existence.

Octavian. 40 BC. Denarius. Rome. 3.98 g, 3h.
DIVI - IVLI F Head of Octavian with beard to r. Rev. Vexillum, aquila, plough and decempeda; TI SEMPRON above, GRACCVS below, IIII VIR on r., Q DESIG on l.
Cr. 525/2. Syd. 1127. C. 523. Sear 326.
Rare. Good very fine.

T. Sempronius Graccus. Denarius 40 or later, AR 3.76 g.
Laureate head of J. Caesar r. Rev. TI·SEMPRO NIVS Vexillum, aquila, plough and decempeda; in field, S – C. To l., Q·DESIG and below, GRACCVS.
Babelon Julia 126 and Sempronia 11. C 48. Sydenham 1128. Sear Imperators 327. Crawford 525/3.
Very rare and in exceptional condition for the issue. A very attractive portrait struck on a very broad flan with a lovely light tone, almost invisible trace of overstriking at twelve o’clock on obverse, otherwise extremely fine

Q. Voconius Vitulus. Denarius, Rome, 40 BC. 3,82g.
DIVI·IVLI Laureate head of Caesar right, behind lituus. Rev. Q·VOCONIVS - VITVLVS Bull-calf advancing left.
BMC 4308; Babelon (Julia) 122; Sydenham 1132;Crawford 526/2.
Perfectly centered attractive portrait. Extremely fine.

Q. Voconius Vitulus. AR-Denarius, 40 BC, Rome; 3,88 g.
Laureate head of Caesar right. Rev. Bull-calf advancing left.
Bab. 1; BMC 4311; Crawf. 526/4; Sear 331; Syd. 1133.
RR Extremely fine, specimen with a nice tone.
Auction Münzen und Medaillen AG 43, Basel 1970, Nr. 232.

Marcus Antonius and Octavian. 40-39 BC. AR Denarius (3.82 g, 8h). Southern or central Italian mint.
M. ANTON. IMP. III VIR. R. P. C, bare head of Antony right; star below. Rev. CAESAR. IMP. III. VIR. R. P. C., bare head of Octavian right, wearing short beard; pellet below.
Crawford 528/2a; CRI 261; Sydenham 1193; Kestner 3809; BMCRR East 121; RSC 1.
Good VF, deep, old cabinet toning, a single scratch in obverse right field before neck.

Marcus Antonius and Octavian. 40-39 BC. AR Denarius (3.76 g, 3h). Southern or central Italian mint.
Bare head of Marcus Antonius right / Bare head of Octavian right, wearing slight beard.
Crawford 528/2b; CRI 261a; Sydenham 1193a; RSC 1b.
VF, toned, area of soft strike on hair of Marcus Antonius, a trace of deposits on edge.
From the Marc Poncin Collection.

Marcus Antonius and Octavian. Denarius, 41, mint moving with M. Antonius in Syria (?). 3,51g.
M ANTON IMP III VIR R P C AVG. Bare head of Marcus Antonius right.Rev: CAESAR IMP PONT III VIR R P C. Bare head of Octavian right
Cr. 528/3. Syd. 1194. Bab. (Antonia) 40. C. 2. Sear 251.
EF

Octavian. AR-Denarius, 3,40 g. Mint moving with Augustus. c. 39.
CAESAR IMP Head r. Rev.: ANTONIVS IMP Winged caduceus.
Cr. 529/2a; Coh. 6; BMC Gaul 93.
Good extremely fine

Octavian. Denarius 39, military mint (southern or central Italy) with Octavian. 3,93 g, 12h.
ANTONIVS IMP Head of Marcus Antonius to r. Rev. CAESAR – IMP Caduceus.
Cr. 529/3. Syd. 1328. C. 5. Sear 303.

Octavianus and Marcus Antonius. Quinarius, mint moving with Octavian circa 39, AR 1.84 g.
III·VIR· - R·P·C Diademed head of Concordia r. Rev. M·ANTON·C·CAESAR Two hands clasped around caduceus.
B. Antonia 42. Syd. 1195. C 67. Sear Imperators 304. Cr. 529/4b.
In unusually good condition for this issue. Extremely fine
Ex Classical Numismatic Group, Auction 50 (23. June 1999), Nr. 1357.

Cn. Domitius Calvinus. Denarius (Silver, 4.00 g 7), Osca, 39.
Bearded male head to right; behind, OSCA. Rev. DOM COS ITER IMP Simpulum, aspergillum, axe and apex.
Cr. 532/1. Sear 342. Syd. 1358. Vagi 113.
A superb, lustrous example. Virtually as struck.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius 38, military mint (Athens) with Marcus Antonius. 3,72 g, 2h.
M ANTONIVS M FM N AVGVR IMP TERT Marcus Antonius, veiled and togate, standing to r. and holding lituus in r. hand. Rev. III VIR R P C COS DESIG ITER ET TERT Radiate head of Sol to r.
Cr. 533/2. Syd. 1199. C.13. Sear 267.
Fine toning. Extremely fine.

Octavian with M. Agrippa. Denar, mobile Münzsstätte des Octavianus, 38. 3,70 g.
DIVOS IVLIVS - DIVI.F Kopf Caesar's mit Eichenkranz n. r., ihm gegenüber Kopf des Octavian n. l.
Rv. M. AGRIPPA. COS / DESIG.
Cr. 534/2. Syd. 1330 (R 7!).
Sehr selten. Interessante Porträts. Fein getönt. Unbedeutende Prägeschwächen.
Vorzüglich
Provenienz: Aus Slg. Consul E. F. Weber und aus Auktion J. Hirsch, München 24 (1909), 723
("Prachtexemplar und sehr selten", 105.- Mark = 150.- Franken). Diese Emission von 38 v. Chr. nennt
zum ersten Mal M. Vipsanius Agrippa, den Freund, engsten Vertrauten und designierten Nachfolger des Augustus,
der aber bereits 12 v. Chr. verstarb.

Octavian with M. Agrippa. 38 BC. AR Denarius (3.73 gm).

Bare head of Octavian right / M. AGRIPPA. COS/DESIG, in two lines across field.

Crawford 534/3; Sear CRI 307; Sydenham 1331; RSC 545. Toned, good VF. Rare.

Ex The Bob Levy Collection (Bank Leu Auktion 57, 25 May 1993), lot 199; Numismatic Fine Arts Auction XIV (29 November 1984), lot 300; Walter Niggeler Collection (Bank Leu/Münzen und Medaillen, 21-22 October 1966), lot 999; E.J. Haeberlin Collection (Cahn/Hess, 17 July 1933), lot 3090. This was the first coinage to bar the name of Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa.

Octavianus. Bronze, Italy 38, Æ 18.92 g.
CAESAR – DIVI·F Bare head of Octavian r. Rev. DIVOS – IVLIVS Laureate head of Julius Caesar r.
Babelon Julia 98. C 3. Sydenham 1336. RPC 620. Sear Imperatos 308. Crawford 535/1.
A magnificent specimen of this desirable coins with two portraits of superb style. A very attractive brown tone and extremely fine

Octavianus. Dupondius, Italy circa 38, æ 18.04 g.
DIVI·F Bearded head of Octavian r.; below chin, star. Rev. DIVOS / IVLIVS within laurel wreath.
Cr. 535/2. Syd. 1335. B. Julia 98. C 95. RPC 621.
Delightful green patina. Minor scratch on reverse,otherwise extremely fine / about extremely fine

Marcus Antonius. 37 BC. AR Denarius. 3.77 g, 12h.
M·ANT·AVGVR·III·VIR·R·P·C Bare head of Antony right. Rev. IMP - TER Trophy holding sword and shield, two round shields at the base.
BMCRR 148; Crawford 536/1.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius 37, military mint (northern Syria) moving with Marcus Antonius. 3,88 g.
ANT AVGVR III VIR R P C Head of Marcus Antonius to r. Rev. IMP – TER Trophy with two shields on arms, two round shields and spears below.
Cr. 536/4. Syd. 1202. C. 17. Sear 270.
Attractive toning. Extremely fine.
Ex Delmonte

Octavian. AR denarius (3.97 gm). Italy, 37 BC.
IMP CAESAR DIVI F III VIR R P C around empty field. Rev. Simpulum, sprinkler, capis and lituus.
Crawford 537/1. Sydenham 1332 (R6). Sear, Imperators 310.
Perhaps the finest known example of this very rare type. Nearly mint state.

Octavian. 37 BC. AR Denarius (3.75 gm, 2h). Italian mint.
IMP. CAESAR DIVI. F. VIR. ITER. R. P. C, bare head right, wearing slight beard. Rev. COS. ITER. ET. TER. DESIG above, simpulum, aspergillum, ewer, and lituus.
Crawford 538/1; CRI 312; Sydenham 1334; Kestner 3831; BMCRR Gaul 116; RSC 91.
EF, attractive light gray and gold toning. Marvelous portrait.
From the Claude Collection.

Marcus Antonius. 37 BC. AR Denarius (3.55 gm). Antioch, or military mint travelling with Canidius Crassus in Armenia.
ANTONIVS AVGVR COS DES ITER ET TERT, bare head right. Rev. IMP TERTIO III VIR R P C, Armenian tiara right; crossed bow and arrow behind.
Crawford 539/1; CRI 297; Sydenham 1205; RSC 19.
Good VF, underlying luster, flat strike on forehead, minor traces of horn silver. Rare. ($1500)

Octavian. 36 BC. AR Denarius (3.95 g, 6h). Southern or central Italian mint.
IMP·CAESAR·DIVI·F·III·VIR·ITER·R·P·C Bare head right. Rev. COS·ITER·ET·TER·DESIG Temple of Divus Julius: statue of Julius Caesar, holding lituus, within tetrastyle temple; DIVO IVL on architrave, star within pediment, altar at left.
Crawford 540/2; CRI 315; Sydenham 1338; RSC 90.
Good VF.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius, Athens mint. Marcus Silanus, proquester, 33 BC. 3,81 g.
ANTON. AVG. IMP. III. COS. DES. III. III. V. R. P. C. Bare head of Antony right; small P• in hair below ear Rev. M. SILANVS AVG / Q. PRO. COS.
Babelon Antonia 97 and Junia 172. C 71. Sydenham 1208. Sear Imperators 346. Crawford 542/1.
Bold portrait, nice cabinet tone and extremely fine

Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Denarius (3.68 gm). Athens mint.

Bare head of Antony right; small P• in hair below ear / Legend in two lines across field.

Crawford 542/2; Sear, CRI 347; Sydenham 1209; RSC 2.

Marcus Antonius & Cleopatra. 34 BC. AR Denarius (3.79 gm). Alexandria mint.
Bare head of Antony right; Armenian tiara behind / Diademed and draped bust of Cleopatra right; prow before.
Crawford 543/1; CRI 345; Sydenham 1210; RSC 1c.
Lightly toned, EF. A beautiful example of a coin which is notoriously difficult to obtain well struck and well preserved. Among the finest known.

Marcus Antonius, 32 - 31 BC. Denarius, (3,50 g.), military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius.
ANT AVG III VIR R P C, Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. COHORTIVM PRAETORIARVM, Aquila between two standards, below.
Cr. 544/8.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.43 gm). Patrae(?) mint.
Galley right. Rev. LEG XII ANTIQVAE, legionary aquila between two standards.
Crawford 544/9; CRI 363; Sydenham 1231; RSC 40.
Near EF, light scratches in obverse field.
Legio XII Fulminata was present among Antony's legions (see next lot), the legio XII Antiquae is unattested.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.79 gm). Patrae(?) mint.
Galley right. Rev. LEG XVII CLASSICAE, legionary aquila between two standards.
Crawford 544/10; CRI 373; Sydenham 1238; RSC 50.
Good VF, good metal. Very rare.
Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium. The cognomen CLASSICA suggests that this unit had some naval function among Antony's forces.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.51 gm). Patrae(?) mint.

Galley right. Rev. LEG XVIII LYBICAE, legionary aquila between two standards.

Crawford 544/11; CRI 375; Sydenham 1240; RSC 53.

Choice VF, light golden toning on reverse, good metal, partial flat strike. Very rare.

Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium. The cognomen LYBICAE suggests it was raised in North Africa.

Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.56 gm).
ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. CHORTIS SPECVLATRORVM, three naval standards.
Crawford 544/12; Sear, CRI 386; Sydenham 1214; RSC 6. Toned EF. Rare this nice.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.58 gm, 6h). Patrae(?) mint.
ANT. AVG above, III VIR. R. P. C below, galley right. Rev. LEG II, legionary aquila between two standards.
Crawford 544/14; CRI 349; Sydenham 1216; Kestner 3842; BMCRR East 190; RSC 27.
EF, toned, light cleaning scratches on reverse, minor deposits.
From the Claude Collection.

Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.73 gm).
ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG III, aquila and two legionary standards.
Crawford 544/15; Sear, CRI 350; Sydenham 1217; BMCRR (East) 193; RSC 28.
Toned EF. ($750) From the Jürgen K. Schmidt Collection.
Ex Münzen und Medaillen/Baldwin's, The New York Sale Auction III (7 December 2000), lot 603;
The Bob Levy Collection (Bank Leu Auktion 57, 25 May 1993), lot 203; Spink Coin Auctions No. 71 (11 October 1989), lot 206.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.16 gm). Patrae(?) mint.

ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG IIII, legionary aquila between two standards.

Crawford 544/16; CRI 353; Sydenham 1220; RSC 29. VF, reverse slightly off center, partial flat strike. Rarer than the LEG IV variety.

The legio IV Scythica may have been raised by Antony himself or may have originally been the legio IV Sorana formed under C. Vibius Pansa Caetronianus in 43 BC. It was not disbanded after Actium, but retained its identity, serving in Macedonia and Moesia. It received the cognomen SCYTHICA, possibly while serving under M. Licinius Crassus, grandson of the triumvir.

Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.81 gm).
ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG IV, aquila and two legionary standards.
Crawford 544/17; Sear, CRI 352; Sydenham 1219; RSC 30.
Toned EF.

Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.86 gm).
ANT AVG. III VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG V, aquila and two legionary standards.
Crawford 544/18; Sear, CRI 354; Sydenham 1221; BMCRR (East) 196; RSC 32.
Toned EF. From the Jürgen K. Schmidt Collection. Ex Classical Numismatic Group Auction 54 (14 June 2000), lot 1350.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Denarius (18mm, 3.81 g, 6h). Legionary issue. Patrae (?) mint.
ANT • AVG III VIR • R • P • C, praetorian galley right. Rev. LEG VI, aquila right between two signa.
Crawford 544/19; CRI 356; Sydenham 1223; Kestner 3848; BMCRR East 197; RSC 33.
Superb EF, toned.
Raised in 52 BC by Caesar in Cisalpine Gaul, the legio VI Ferrata served with him in Spain and at Pharsalus, Alexandria, and Zela. Released in 47 AD, it was again recalled, serving at Munda in 45 BC. Reconstituted by Lepidus in 44 BC, it served under Antony at Philippi and the East, participating in the triumvir's Parthian campaign.

Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.77 gm).

ANT AVG. III VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG VII, aquila and two legionary standards.

Crawford 544/20; Sear, CRI 357; Sydenham 1224; BMCRR (East) 198; RSC 34. Lightly toned, choice EF. From the Jürgen K. Schmidt Collection. Ex Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 9 (16 April 1996), lot 782.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius (Patrae ?) 32-31, AR 3.65 g.

ANT AVG - III· VIR·R·P·C, Galley r., with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. LEG – IIX Aquila between two standards. B. Antonia –. C –. Sydenham –. Seaby 35a. Sear Imperators 358 note. Crawford 544/21.
Of the highest rarity, apparently only the second specimen known. Metal somewhat porous, otherwise about extremely fine

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.27 gm). Patrae(?) mint.
ANT AVG - III· VIR·R·P·C, Galley right. Rev. LEG VIIII, legionary aquila between two standards.
Crawford 544/22; CRI 360; Sydenham 1226; RSC 36.
VF, small flan crack, partial flat strike. Rarer than the LEG IX variety.
Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius.32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.33 gm).
ANT. AVG. III VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG IX, aquila and two legionary standards.
Crawford 544/23; Sear, CRI 359; Sydenham 1227; BMCRR (East) 201; RSC 37. Toned EF.

From the Jürgen K. Schmidt Collection. Ex Münzen und Medaillen/Baldwin's, The New York Sale Auction III (7 December 2000), lot 606.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius, mint moving with M. Antony 32-31, AR 3.93 g.
ANT AVG - III·VIR·R·P·C Galley r., with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. LEG – X Aquila between two standards.
B. Antonia 117. C 38. Sydenham 1228. Sear Imperators 361. Crawford 544/24.
Exceptionally well-centred and complete. Lightly toned and good extremely fine

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.86 gm).
ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG XI, aquila and two legionary standards.
Crawford 544/25; Sear, CRI 362; Sydenham 1229; RSC 39.
Toned EF.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.45 g, 6h). Patrae(?) mint.

ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XII, aquila between two signa.

Crawford 544/26; CRI 365; Sydenham 1230; RSC 41.

EF, toned, traces of smoothing in the fields.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Denarius (17mm, 3.82 g, 6h). Legionary issue. Patrae (?) mint.
ANT • AVG III VIR • R • P • C, praetorian galley right. Rev. LEG XIII, aquila right between two signa.
Crawford 544/27; CRI 367; Sydenham 1232a; Kestner 3856; BMCRR East 205; RSC 42.
EF, toned.
Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either
disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.66 gm). Patrae(?) mint.

ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XIIII, legionary aquila between two standards.

Crawford 544/28; CRI 370; Sydenham 1233; RSC 43. Near VF, minor roughness and partial flat strike.

A rare legion, and rarer than the LEG XIV variety. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.74 g, 6h). Patrae(?) mint.
ANT • AVG above, III VIR • R • P • C, galley right. Rev. LEG XIV, legionary aquila between two signa.
Crawford 544/29; CRI 369; Sydenham 1234; Kestner 3858; BMCRR East 209; RSC 44.
Near EF, toned, a pair of unobtrusive bankers’ marks, a light scratch from eagle’s mouth to edge at 4:30, a shallow edge test cut.
From the J. S. Wagner Collection.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.39 gm). Patrae(?) mint.
ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XV, legionary aquila between two standards.
Crawford 544/30; CRI 371; Sydenham 1235; RSC 47.
Good VF, light golden toning on reverse, minor die rust on obverse.
Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either
disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.76 g, 7h). Patrae(?) mint.

ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XVI, legionary aquila between two signa.

Crawford 544/31; CRI 372; Sydenham 1236; RSC 48. EF, toned, a shallow scratch on obverse beneath tone.

A perfectly centered obverse. Bold strike on both sides.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.46 gm).

ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley to the right. Rev. LEG XVII, aquila and two legionary standards.

Crawford 544/32; Sear, CRI 374; Sydenham 1237; RSC 49. Good VF, light porosity.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.48 gm). Patrae(?) mint.
Galley right. Rev. LEG XVIII, legionary aquila between two standards.
Crawford 544/33; CRI 376; Sydenham 1239; RSC 51.
Good VF, good metal.

Marcus Antonius. AR-Denar, 32/31 BC, Patrae; 3.26 g.
ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley to the right. Rev. LEG XVIIII, aquila and two legionary standards.
Bab. 132; BMC -; Crawf. 544/34; Sear 379; Syd. 1241.
Very fine.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.63 gm). Patrae(?) mint.

ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XIX, legionary aquila between two standards.

Crawford 544/35; CRI 378; Sydenham 1242; RSC 55. Good VF, small bankers' marks on reverse.

Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.87 gm). Patrae(?) mint.
ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XX, legionary aquila between two standards.
Crawford 544/36; CRI 380; Sydenham 1243; RSC 575.
Good VF, good metal. Rare.
Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.67 gm). Patrae(?) mint.

ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XXI, legionary aquila between two standards.

Crawford 544/37; CRI 381; Sydenham 1244; RSC 58. Good VF, good metal. Rare.

Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.55 g, 2h). Patrae(?) mint.
ANT • AVG above, III • VIR • R • P • C, galley right. Rev. LEG XXII, legionary aquila between two signa.
Crawford 544/38; CRI 382; Sydenham 1245; Kestner 3866; BMCRR East 218; RSC 59.
EF, lightly toned, minor deposits and contact marks.
Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.81 gm). Patrae(?) mint.

ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XXIII, legionary aquila between two standards.

Crawford 544/39; CRI 383; Sydenham 1246; RSC 60.

Good VF, toned, reverse slightly off center. Rare.

Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.

Marcus Antonius. 31 BC. AR Denarius (3.47 gm). Cyrene mint. L. Pinarius Scarpus, Imperator.
M·ANTO·COS·III·IMP·IIII Head of Jupiter-Ammon right. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG - SCARPUS P / IM Victory advancing right, holding palm and wreath.
Crawford 546/2a; CRI 390; Sydenham 1280; RSC 1.
Choice VF with iridescent blue and gold toning.
The final issue struck in Antony's name.

Marcus Antonius. 31-30 BC. AR Denarius. Cyrenaica mint. 3.34 g, 12h.

M·ANTO·COS·III·IMP·IIII Head of Jupiter Amnion right. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG - SCARPUS IMP (M and P ligate) Victory walking right, carrying wreath and palm.

Marcus Antonius. 31-30 BC. AR Denarius. Cyrenaica mint. 4.11 g, 12h.

M·ANTO·COS·III·IMP·IIII Head of Jupiter Amnion right. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG - SCARPUS IP / M Victory walking right, carrying wreath and palm.

Marcus Antonius. Denarius 31, military mint in Cyrenaica. 3,43 g.
M ANTO COS III IMP IIII Head of Jupiter Ammon to r. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG – SCARPVS IM / P Victory, naked to waist, standing to r. and holding wreath in r. hand and palm branch shouldered on l.
Cr. 546/2d. Syd. 1280. C. 1. Sear 390.
Very fine.
Ex Münzhandlung Basel The final issue struck in Marc Antonius’ name.

Octavianus with M. Pinarius Scarpa. Denarius, Cyrenaica circa 31, AR 4.41 g.
IMP·CAESARI / SCARPVS IMP Open r. hand. Rev. DIVI·F / AVG:PONT Victory standing on globe r., holding wreath tied with fillet and palm-branch over l. shoulder.
FFC 320. B. Pinaria 12 and Iulia 142. Syd. 1282. Sear Imperators 413. CBN 894. C 500. Cr. 546/6.
Extremely rare and among the finest specimens known. Extremely fine

Q. Oppius. AE-Bronze, 12.56 g. Laodiceia-ad-Lycum, 88 BC.

Diademed head of Venus r., crescent. Rev. Q OPPIVS PR Victory l.

Dark green patina. EF.

500/1		C Cassius Longinus AR-Denarius, 3.93 g. Moving with Cassius, 43-42 BC. Obv.: C CASSI / IMP Tripoid with cauldron. Rev.: LENTVLVS SPINT Jug, lituus. Cr. 500/1. Syd. 1308. BMC 79. Bab. 14. C. 7. Sear 219.	Helios Numismatik auction 1	6,000 $
500/2		C. Cassius Longinus with Lentulus Spinther. Aureus, mint moving with Cassius circa 43-42 BC, 8.21 g. C·CASSI·IMP - LEIBERTAS Diademed bust of Vesta r. Rev. LENTVLVS / SPINT Sacrificial vase and lituus. Bahrfeldt 59. Cr. 500/2. Syd. 1304. C Brutus 3. Kent-Hirmer pl. 27, 97. Vagi 99. Calicó 65.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 24 - 5 December 2002 No. 4	19,000 chf
500/3		C. Cassius and Lentulus Spint. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius 43-42, AR 3.99 g. C·CASSI·IMP – LEIBERTAS Diademed head of Libertas r. Rev. Jug and lituus; below, LENTVLVS / SPINT. B. Cassia 16 and Cornelia 75. C 4. Sydenham 1307. Sear Imperators 221. Crawford 500/3. Good extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.: 605	3,400 chf
500/4		C. Cassius Longinus with Lentulus Spinther. Aureus, mint moving with Cassius (probably Smyrna) 43-42 BC, 8.23 g, 6h. C·CASSI·IMP – LEIBERTAS Diademed and veiled bust of Vesta r., wearing necklace. Rev. LENTVLVS / SPINT Sacrificial vase and lituus. Babelon Cassia 17. C 5. Bahrfeldt 59. Sydenham 1304. Crawford 500/4. Sear Imperators 222. Calicó 66. Biaggi 44. Extremely rare. Struck on a full flan and extremely fine	British Museum
500/5		C. Cassius and Lentulus Spinther. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius (probably Smyrna) 43-42, AR 3.78 g. C·CASSI·IMP – LEIBERTAS Veiled head of Libertas r. Rev. Jug and lituus; below, LENTVLVS / SPINT. Babelon Cassia 18 and Cornelia 77. C 6. Sydenham 1305. Sear Imperators 223. Crawford 500/5. Rare. Almost invisible flan crack at six oclock on reverse, extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 41 - 20 November 2007 Lot: 29	2,000 chf
500/6		M. Junius Brutus with Cornelius Lentulus Spinther. Aureus, mint moving with Brutus 43-42, AV 8.01 g. Axe, culullus and knife; below, BRVTVS. Rev. Jug and lituus; below, LENTVLVS / SPINT. Bahrfeldt 61.3 and pl. VII, 11 (this coin). B. Junia 40 and Cornelia 70. C –. Sydenham 1309. Sear Imperators 197. Calicó 59a (this coin). Crawford 500/6. Biaggi 36 (this coin). Exceedingly rare, the only specimen in private hands of only 5 known. Several scratches and nicks in fields and on the edge, otherwise very fine Ex Sotheby’s 19-20 June 1991, Nelson Bunker Hunt part II, 670 and Triton III, 1999, 841 sales. From the St. Florian collection.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 45 - 2 April 2008 Lot n° 34	30,000 chf
500/7		Brutus, with P. Cornelius Lentulus Spinther. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius 43-42, AR 3.89 g. BRVTVS Axe, culullus and knife r. Rev. Jug and lituus; below, LENTVLVS / SPINT. B. Iunia 41. C 6. Sydenham 1310. Sear Imperators 198. Crawford 500/7. Rare. Good extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.: 604	4,250 chf
501/1		Q. Caepio (M. Iunius Brutus). Denarius, mint moving with Brutus 43-42, AR 3.38 g. LEIBERTAS Head of Libertas r. Rev. CAEPIO·BRVTVS·PRO·COS Plectrum, lyre and laurel-branch tied with fillet. B. Iunia 34. Sydenham 1287. Sear Imperators 199. Crawford 501/1. Rare and unusually well-centred for the issue. Extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.: 607	1,600 chf
502/1	X	Q. Caepio Brutus Pronconsul with L. Sesti Proquaestor. Aureus, 43-42 BC, mint moving with Brutus. Head of Libertas to right, draped and veiled, before L. SESTI, behind PRO.Q. Rev. Axe, Q. CAEPIO. BRVTVS. PRO. COS. Tripod and Simpulum. Cr. 502/1; B. Junia 36-39; Bahrfeldt 62.
502/2		Brutus. Summer 42 BC. AR Denarius 3.73 gm). Military mint moving with Brutus and Cassius in the East; L Sestius, proquaestor. L SESTI. PRO Q, veiled and draped bust of Libertas right. Rev. Q CAEPIO BRVTVS PR. COS, tripod between axe and simpulum. Crawford 502/2; CRI 201; Sydenham 1290; CNR 28 (same obverse die); BMCRR East 41; RSC 11. Choice EF, sharp strike on a full flan.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton VII - 12 January 2004 No.: 834	3,000 $
502/3		Brutus. Quinarius 43/42, military mint (south-western Asia Minor) with Brutus. 1.8 g, 12h. L SESTI / PRO Q Draped and veiled bust of Libertas to r. Rev. Q CAEPIO BRVTVS PRO COS Victory advancing to r. with palm branch and wreath. Cr. 502/3. Syd. 1291. C. 12. Sear 202. Rare. Dark toning. Extremely fine.	British Museum
502/4		Brutus. Quinarius 43/42, military mint (south-western Asia Minor) with Brutus. 1,72 g, 12h. L SESTI / PRO Q Sella against which a staff is leaning, modius below. Rev. Q CAEPIO BRVTVS PRO COS Tripod, on l. simpulum, on r. apex. Cr. 502/4. Syd. 1292. C. 13. Sear 203. Rare. Dark toning. Good very fine.	British Museum
503/1		Brutus. Denarius 43/42, military mint (Lycia) with Brutus. 3.86 g, 1h. Laureate head of Apollo to r. Rev. Q CAEPIO - BRVTVS – IMP Trophy bearing two shields, male and female captive below. Cr. 503/1. Syd. 1293. C. 8. Sear 204. Very rare. Extremely fine.	British Museum
504/1		Q. Caepio Brutus and C. Flavius Hemicillus. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus 43-42, AR 3.68 g. C·FLAV·HEMIC·LEG·PRO·PR Draped bust of Apollo r.; before, lyre. Rev. Q·CAEP – BRVT· – IMP· Victory standing l., holding branch and crowning trophy. B. Iunia 49. C 7. Sydenham 1294. Sear Imperators 205. Crawford 504/1. Very rare and unusually complete for the issue. Extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.: 610	3,800 chf
505/1		C. Cassius Longinus. Aureus, mint-moving with Brutus and Cassius circa 43-42 BC, 7.88 g. C·CASSI·IMP Laureate head of Libertas r. Rev. M SERVILIVS – LEG Aplustre with each branch ending in a flower. Crawford 505/1. Syd. 1311. B. Cassia 20. Bahrfeldt 60. C 8. Calicó 67. Vagi 101. Sear Imperators 224. Vagi 116. Calicó 67 (these dies). Very rare and in unusually good condition for the issue. About extremely fine / extremely fine Ex M&M sale 68, 1986, 345.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 34 - November 24th, 2006 No.: 4	30,000 chf
505/2		C Cassius Longinus. AR-Denarius, 3,48 g. Mint moving with Cassius. c. 42. C CASSI IMP Laureate head of Libertas r. Rev.: M SERVILIVS / LEG Aplustre. Cr. 505/2; Coh. 9; BMC East 83. FDC	A. Tkalec AG - 29 February 2008 No.: 289	7,600 chf
505/3		C. Cassius and M. Servilius. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus and Cassius 43-42, AR 3.86 g. C·CASSEI·IMP Laureate head of Libertas r. Rev. M·SERVILIVS – LEG Crab, holding aplustre in its claws; below, rose and untied diadem. B. Cassia 19. C 10. Sydenham 1313. Sear Imperators 226. Crawford 505/3. Extremely rare. Good extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.: 611	14,000 chf
505/4		Q. Iunio M. Caepio Brutus and C. Cassius Longinus with M. Servilius. Aureus, mint moving with Cassius and Brutus (Sardis ?), 7.96 g. M·SERVILIVS - LEG Laureate head of Libertas r. Rev. Q·CAEPIO· - BRVTVS·IMO Helmeted and cuirassed trophy with shield and two spears. Bahrfeldt 66. Cr. 505/4. Syd. 1314. C 9. Vagi 84. Calicó 61. Very rare. An appealing specimen of this desirable coin. An almost invisible flan-crack, otherwise about extremely fine / extremely fine Ex M&M 43, 1970, 236 and Hirsch 193, 1997, 10 sales.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 24 - December 5th, 2002 No.: 5	26,000 chf
506/1		Q. Iunio M. Caepio Brutus with L. Costa. Aureus, mint moving with Brutus in late Summer-early Autumn 42 BC. 8.07 g, 12h. L·BRVTVS PRIM·COS Bare head of L. Iunius Brutus r.; all within oak wreath. Rev. M·BRVTVS IMP - COSTA LEG Bare head of M. Junius Brutus r.; all within oak wreath. Bahrfeldt 64.6 (this coin). Cr. 506/1. Syd. 1295. C 16 (this coin). Vagi 93. Calicó 60. Exceedingly rare, one of eight known. A prestigious coin of great historical interest. Extremely fine	British Museum
506/2		M. Iunius Brutus with Pedanius Costa. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus circa 43-42, AR 3.74 g. LEG - COSTA Laureate head of Apollo r. Rev. IMP - BRVTVS Trophy. FFC 3. B. Iunia 43 and Pedania 2. Syd. 1296. Sear Imperators 209. C 4. Cr. 506/2. Lightly toned and good extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 29 - May 11th, 2005 No.: 413	1,200 chf
506/3		Brutus . Late Summer-Autumn 42 BC. AR Quinarius (1.79 gm). Military mint moving with Brutus and Cassius in western Asia Minor or northern Greece. LEIBERTAS Diademed head of Libertas right. Rev. Stem of prow and anchor in saltire. Crawford 506/3; CRI 210; Sydenham 1288	Münzen & Medaillen Deutschland GmbH Auction 20 - October 10th, 2006 No.: 271	600 $
507/1a	X	Brutus . Late summer-autumn 42 BC. AV Aureus. Military mint traveling with Brutus and Cassius in western Asia Minor or northern Greece. P. Servilius Casca Longus, moneyer. Bare head of Brutus right, wearing short beard; BRVTVS behind, IMP before; all within laurel wreath. Rev. A combined military and naval trophy, consisting of a cuirass, a crested helmet on the top, a curved sword and two crossed spears on the left arm, and an oval shield with incurved sides on the right, set on a post made from a tree trunk; at base, two prows, two shields, and a rudder; CASCA on left, LONGVS on right. Crawford 507/1a; Bahrfeldt 65a; Kestner -; BMCRR -; CNR 7 = Hess-Leu 1961, lot 14 (same dies); Junia 44 and Servilia 35.
507/1b		Brutus . Late summer-autumn 42 BC. AV Aureus (8.01 g, 12h). Military mint traveling with Brutus and Cassius in western Asia Minor or northern Greece. P. Servilius Casca Longus, moneyer. Bare head of Brutus right, wearing short beard; BRVTVS behind, IMP before; all within laurel wreath. Rev. A combined military and naval trophy, consisting of a cuirass, a crested helmet on the top, a curved sword and two crossed spears on the left arm, and an oval shield with incurved sides on the right, set on a post made from a tree trunk; at base, two prows, two shields, and a rudder; on left, between the two spears, the letter L (= Libertas or Lycia); CASCA on left, LONGVS on right. Crawford 507/1b (same obv. die as illustration); CRI 211; Bahrfeldt 65b; Calicó 56; Sydenham 1297 (same obv. die as illustration); Kestner -; BMCRR East 62 (same obv. die); CNR 7 = Hess-Leu 1961, lot 14 (same dies); Junia 46 and Servilia 37; Kent & Hirmer 99 (same obv. die). A coin of great beauty, with a superb high relief portrait, boldly struck from fresh dies. Undoubtedly the finest known portrait of Brutus in gold. One of 17 examples known of this issue (of which eight are in museums), the earliest known strike from this obverse die.	CNG Triton XII, - 5 January 2009 Lot: 526.	260,000$
507/2		M. Iunius Brutus and Casca Longus. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus circa 43-42, AR 3.82 g. CASCA – LONGVS Wreathed head of Neptune r.; below, trident. Rev. BRVTVS IMP Victory walking r. on broken sceptre and holding palm-branch over l. shoulder and broken diadem with both hands. FFC 2. B. Iunia 44 and Servilia 37. Syd. 1298. Sear Imperators 212. C 3. Cr. 507/2. Good extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 29 - May 11th, 2005 No.: 414	5,000 chf
508/1		M. Iunius Brutus and L. Plaetorius Cestianus. Aureus, mint moving with Brutus 43-42. 7.59 g, 12h. L·PLAET.CEST Laureate, draped and veiled bust of Ceres r., surmounted by modius. Rev. BRVT·IMP Axe and culullus. B. Iunia 50 and Plaetoria 11. C 2. Crawford 508/1. Bahrfeldt 63.	British Museum
508/2		M. Iunius Brutus and L. Plaetorius Cestianus. Denarius, mint moving with Brutus 43-42, AR 3.84 g. L·PLAET.CEST Laureate, draped and veiled bust of Ceres r., surmounted by modius. Rev. BRVT·IMP Axe and culullus. B. Iunia 51 and Plaetoria 12. C 2. Sydenham 1300. Sear Imperators 214. Crawford 508/2. Extremely rare and in exceptional state of preservation. Virtually as struck and Fdc	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.:614	10,500 chf
508/3		M Junius Brutus AR-Denarius, 3,59 g. Mint moving with Brutus. summer 42 Bc.. L PLAET CEST / BRVT IMP Head of Brutus r. Rev.: EID MAR Pileus between two daggers. H. A. Cahn, EIDibus MARtiis, Quaderni Ticinesi di Numismatica e Antichità Classiche 18, 1989, pp. 211-238, 25a (these dies); Crawford 508/3; Sydenham 1301; BMCRR East 68; RSC 15. Extremely rare and the finest known specimen! FDC, Beautiful tone.	A. Tkalec AG - 29 February 2008 No.: 292	350,000 chf
Unlisted		M. Junius Brutus. Aureus, mint moving with Brutus in Northern Greece 43-42, AV 7.84 g. BRVT IMP – L·PLAET·CEST Bare head of M. Junius Brutus r. Rev. Pileus between two daggers; below, EID·MAR. Sydenham –. B. –. Sear Imperators 215. H. Cahn, Actes du Congrés Internationale de Numismatique, Paris 1953, p. 213 (this coin) = H. Cahn, Q. Tic 18, 1989, 24a (this coin). Calicò 58 (this coin). Crawford –. Biaggi 39 (this coin) Of the highest rarity, only two specimens known. A coin of tremendous fascination and historical importance, which has been debated for decades among scholars. Scratch on reverse field and pierced at twelve o’ clock, otherwise very fine Ex NAC sale 27, 2004, 282. From the Biaggi collection.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 45 - 2 April 2008 No.: 42	230,000 chf
509/1	X	Q. Cornuficius; Aureus, African Mint, 42 BC. Head of Jupiter Ammon to left. Rev: Q. CORNVFICI. AVGVR. IMP. Q. Cornuficius standing l. wearing veil and holding lituus in right hand; Juno Sospita stands on r. with crow perching on shoulder holding spear and shield in l. hand and crowning Q.
509/2		Q. Cornuficius; Denarius, African Mint, 42 BC. 3.51 g, 8h. Head of Jupiter Ammon to left. Rev: Q. CORNVFICI. AVGVR. IMP. Q. Cornuficius standing l. wearing veil and holding lituus in right hand; Juno Sospita stands on r. with crow perching on shoulder holding spear and shield in l. hand and crowning Q.	British Museum
509/3	X	Q. Cornuficius; Aureus, African Mint, 42 BC. Draped bust of Africa, wearing elephant's skin, behind two spears. Rev: Q. CORNVFICI. AVGVR. IMP. Q. Cornuficius standing l. wearing veil and holding lituus in right hand; Juno Sospita stands on r. with crow perching on shoulder holding spear and shield in l. hand and crowning Q.	Unique
509/4		Q. Cornuficius; Denarius, African Mint, 42 BC. 3.74 g, 9h. Draped bust of Africa, wearing elephant's skin, behind two spears. Rev: Q. CORNVFICI. AVGVR. IMP. Q. Cornuficius standing l. wearing veil and holding lituus in right hand; Juno Sospita stands on r. with crow perching on shoulder holding spear and shield in l. hand and crowning Q.	British Museum
509/5		Q. Cornuficius; Denarius Fourre, African Mint, 42 BC, 3.65 g, 8h. Head of Ceres-Tanit r. Rev: Q. CORNVFICI. AVGVR. IMP. Q. Cornuficius standing l. wearing veil and holding lituus in right hand; Juno Sospita stands on r. with crow perching on shoulder holding spear and shield in l. hand and crowning Q. Amandry-27 (D6/R11) Cr-509/5, Syd-1354 (R9); Sear, Imperators-231.	British Museum
510/1		L. Staius Murcus Imp. Denarius, mint moving with Murcus 42-41, AR 3.61 g. Head of Neptune r., with trident over l. shoulder. Rev. Male figure r., holding sword in l. hand and raising kneeling female figure with r.; in the background, trophy. In exergue, MVRCVS IMP. B. Statia 1. Sydenham 1315. Sear Imperators 337. Crawford 510/1. Of the highest rarity and among the finest specimens known. Struck in unusually good metal and good very fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.: 615	40,000 chf
511/1		Sextus Pompey. AV Aureus (8.20 g, 8h). Mint in Sicily. 42 BC. MAG. PIVS. behind, IMP. ITER. before, bare head of Sextus Pompey right; all within oak wreath / PRÆF above, CLAS. ET. ORÆ / MARIT. EX. S.C below in two lines, bare heads of Pompey the Great right and Cnaeus Pompey Junior left, face to face; lituus to left, tripod to right. Crawford 511/1; CRI 332; Sydenham 1346; Kent-Hirmer 102 (same obverse die); Kestner -; BMCRR Sicily 13; Sydenham 1346; Bahrfeldt 87; Calico 71a. EF, underlying lustre. Magnificent portrait. Exceptional. Very Rare.	CNG Triton IX - Monday, 9 January 2006 Lot: 1357.	62,000 $
511/2a		Sextus Pompey. AR Denarius (4.01 gm). Uncertain Sicilian mint. 42 BC. MAG PIVS IMP ITER, diademed head of Neptune right; trident behind / PRÆF CLAS ET ORÆ MARIT EX S C, naval trophy. Crawford 511/2a; CRI 333; Sydenham 1347 var. (MAG ligate); BMCRR East -; RSC 1b. Toned, superb EF, light encrustation on reverse. Exceptional portrait. Scarce.	CNG Triton VII - 12 January 2004 Lot: 836	6,000 $
511/2b		Sextus Pompeius. Denarius, Sicily 42-40, AR 4.01 g. MAG PI – VS IMP ITER (M and A ligate) Head of Neptune r., hair tied with band with trident over shoulder. Rev. PRAEF·CLAS ET – ORAE·MAR·IT EX·S·C Trophy with trident above and anchor below; stem of prow on l. and aplustre on r., two heads of Scylla at base. Babelon Pompeia 21. C. 1. Sydenham 1347. Sear Imperators 333. Crawford 511/2b. Kent-Himer pl. 30, 105. Rare and in exceptional condition for this issue. A beautiful portrait with a magnificent old cabinet tone and good extremely fine Ex NAC 21, 2001, 309 and Triton VII, 2004, 836 sales.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 52 - 7 October 2009 No.: 201	10,000 chf
511/2c		Sextus Pompeius. Denarius, Sicily 42-40, AR 3,84g. MAG PI – VS IMP ITER (M and A ligate) Head of Neptune r., hair tied with band with trident over shoulder. Rev. PRAEF·CLAS ET – ORAE·MAR·I. TEX·S·C (T and E ligate) Trophy with trident above and anchor below; stem of prow on l. and aplustre on r., two heads of Scylla at base. Very fine.	Gorny & Mosch Giessener Münzhandlung Auction 180 - 12 October 2009 No.: 329	1,000 $
511/3a		Sextus Pompey. Denarius, Sicily circa 42–40, AR 3.72 g. MAG·PIVS·IMP·ITER Head of Cn. Pompeius Magnus r.; behind jug and before, lituus. Rev. Neptune standing l., foot on prow, between the brothers Anapias and Amphinomus, with their parents on their shoulders; in exergue, CLAS·E.T·ORAE / MARIT·EX·S·C. Cr. 511/3a. Syd. 1344. B. Pompeia 27. C 17. FFC Pompeius 26. Rare. Well struck on a broad flan and complete, brilliant extremely fine / good extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 25 - June 25th, 2003 No.:337	6,500 chf
511/3b		Sextus Pompey. Denarius 42/40, Sicilian mint. 3.93 g, 4h. MAG PIVS IMP ITER Head of Cn. Pompeius Magnus to r. between jug on l. and lituus on r. Rev. Neptune standing to l. holding aplustre in r. hand, stepping on prow with r. foot. On either side one of the Catanaean brothers, carrying his father on his shoulder. Above: PRAEF. In exergue ORAE MAR IT ET / CLAS EX S C. Cr. 511/3b. Syd. 1345. C. 18. Sear 334a. Dark toning. Extremely fine.	British Museum
511/4a		Sextus Pompey. 38-37 BC. AR Denarius (3.50 gm). MAG PIVS IMP ITER, galley adorned with aquila, sceptre and trident before the Pharos of Messana, decorated with a statue of Neptune. Rev. PRÆF CLAS ET ORÆ MARIT EX S C , the monster Scylla, her torso of dogs and fishes, wielding a rudder as a club. Crawford 511/4a; Sear, CRI 335; Sydenham 1348; RSC 2. Toned, choice VF, exceptional flan and centering.	Classical Numismatic Group , Triton V - January 15th, 2002 No.: 1845	2,400 $
511/4b		Sextus Pompey. 38-37 BC. AR Denarius, Sicily c. 42/40, AR 3.71 g. MAG PIVS IMP ITER, galley adorned with aquila, sceptre and trident before the Pharos of Messana, decorated with a statue of Neptune. Rev. PRÆF CLAS ET ORÆ MARI TEX S C(T and E ligate) , the monster Scylla, her torso of dogs and fishes, wielding a rudder as a club. Cr. 511/4b. S. 1349. B. Pompeia 73. About VF	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction R - 17 May 2007 No.: 1398	1,200 chf
511/4c	X	Sextus Pompey. 38-37 BC. AR Denarius, Sicily c. 42/40, AR. MAG PIVS IMP ITER, galley adorned with aquila, sceptre and trident before the Pharos of Messana, decorated with a statue of Neptune. Rev. PRÆF CLAS ET ORÆ MARIT S C, the monster Scylla, her torso of dogs and fishes, wielding a rudder as a club. Cr. 511/4c.
511/4d		Sextus Pompey. AR-Denarius, 3,97 g.Sicily. c. 39-40. MAG PIVS IMP ITER Pharos of Messana surmounted by statue of Neptune,ship before. Rev.: PRAEF ORAE MARIT ET CLAS S CRIT ET CLASPRAEF ORAE MARIT ET CLASS C Scylla, wielding rudder with both hands. Cr. 511/4d; Coh. 2 ; BMC Sicily 20. FDC, probably the best known specimen	A. Tkalec AG - 29 February 2008 No.: 295	26,000 chf
512/1		C. Clodius C.f. Vestalis. Aureus circa 41, AV 8.11 g. CLODIVS – C·F· Head of Flora r.; behind, flower. Rev. VESTALIS Female figure seated l., holding culullus in r. hand. Bahrfeldt 73. B. Claudia 12. Sydenham 1134. Sear Imperators 316. Crawford 512/1. Very rare. Two almost invisible marks on obverse, otherwise extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 33 - 6 April 2006 No.: 385	27,000 chf
512/2		C. Clodius C.f. Vestalis. 41 BC. AR Denarius 3,89 g. Rome mint. C. CLODIVS before, draped bust of Flora right, wearing wreath of flowers and cruciform earring; C. F and lily at her shoulder. Rev. VESTALIS to right, veiled female (Vestal virgin, Claude Quinta) seated left, holding a two-handled bowl in her right hand. Crawford 512/2; CRI 317; Sydenham 1135; Kestner 3786; BMCRR Rome 4196; Claudia 13	Gorny & Mosch Giessener Münzhandlung Auction 180 - 12 October 2009 No.: 331	750 $
513/1		M. Arrius Secundus, 41 BC. Aureus. 8.05 g, 7h. M. ARRIVS - SECVNDVS Draped bust of Fortuna Populi Romani with diadem; above P.R.P. Rev. Wreath, hasta pura and Phalerae. Cr. 513/1. Syd. 1083 (R9). Bahrfeldt 72, 71/5 Good extremely fine.	British Museum
513/2		Marcus Arrius Secundus. AR denarius (4.11 gm), Rome, 41 BC. Bare head of Octavian right, with slight beard; M. ARRIVS behind, SECVNDVS before. Rev. Vertical spear between wreath and rectangular phalera. Crawford 513/2. Sydenham 1084. RSC Arria 2. Sear, Imperators 319. Dark iridescent toning. Perhaps the finest known specimen of this rare coin. Mint state. Ex Knobloch Collection, Stack's, May 1978, lot 626.	Gemini, LLC Auction II - 11 January 2006 No.: 299	22,000 $
513/3	X	Marcus Arrius Secundus. AR denarius, Rome, 41 BC. Bare head of Octavian right, with slight beard; M. ARRIVS behind, SECVNDVS before. Rev. Soldier walking right, holding spear in left hand, taking standard from soldier behind. SECVNDVS in exergue. Crawford 513/3.
514/1		C. Numonius Vaala; AV-Aureus, 41 BC, Rome. 8.1 g, 6h. Bust of Victoria right. Rev. C NUMONIVS, in exergue VAALA Soldier attacking rempart defended by two soldiers. Bab. 1; BMC 4215; Calico 27; Crawf. 514/1; Syd. 1086. Extremely fine.	British Museum
514/2		C. Numonius Vaala. Denarius circa 41, AR 3.81 g. C·NVMONIVS – VAALA Male head r. Rev. Soldier rushing l., attacking wall defended by two soldiers; in exergue, VAALA. Syd. 1087. B. Numonia 2. Cr. 514/2. Very rare and probably the finest specimen known of this difficult issue.Exceptionally well-centred and struck on sound metal, with a portrait of superb style.Virtually as struck and almost Fdc	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 27 - May 12th, 2004 No.: 285	25,000 chf
515/1		L. Servius Rufus, 41 BC, Rome. AV Aureus. 8.1 g, 6h. L·SERVIVS - RVFVS Jugate heads of the Dioscuri right, wearing laureate pilei. Rev. View of Tusculum, with inscribed gate TVSCVL. Crawf. 515/1.	British Museum
515/2		L. Servius Rufus. AR Denarius (3.83 g). 41 BC. L SERVIVS RVFVS Bare head of Brutus right. Rev. he Dioscuri standing facing. Crawford 515/2; Sear, CRI 324; Sydenham 1082; Sulpicia 10. Toned VF, uneven strike, porous. Very rare. This moneyer is only known from his coins. The obverse bust has traditionally been regarded as portraying Servius Sulpicius Rufus who was responsible for raising the siege of Tusculum in 377 BC. But since the moneyer is a Servius, not a Sulpicius, this identification is probably inaccurate. The portrait does bear a remarkable resemblance to Brutus and it seems perhaps likely that the coin was struck as an expression of political sympathy toward Brutus' cause.	Numismatik Lanz München Auction 123 - May 30th, 2005 No.: 398	2,800 $
516/1		M. Antonius. Aureus, mint moving with M. Antony 41, AV 8.11 g. ANT AVG·IMP – III.V.R·P.C Head of M. Antony r. Rev. Fortuna standing l., holding rudder in r. hand and cornucopiae in l.; at feet, stork. Below, PIETAS·COS. Bahrfeldt 82.2 (this coin). Babelon Antonia 43. C 76. Sydenham 1173. Sear Imperators 240. Crawford 516/1. Calicó 103. Very rare, very few specimens known of which less than seven are in private hands. Minor traces of overstriking, otherwise good very fine Ex Hirsch XXIV, 1909, Consul Weber, 767; Hess 1912, Prowe, 318 and M&M 93, 2003, Bally-Herzog, 65 sales.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 52 - 7 October 2009 No.: 294	28,000 chf
516/2		Marcus Antonius. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius circa 41, AR 3.89 g. ANT AVG·IMP - III.VI.R·P.C Head of M. Antony r. Rev. Fortuna standing l., holding rudder in r. hand and cornucopiae in l.; at feet, stork. Below, PIETAS·COS. FFC 74. B. Antonia 44. Syd. 1174. Sear Imperators 241. C 77. Cr. 516/2. Rare. Test-cut in edge at 7 o'clock on reverse, otherwise extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 29 - 11 May 2005 No.: 419	2,300 chf
516/4		Marcus Antonius. AV Aureus. Military mint travelling with Antony in Asia. 41 BC. 7.96 g, 12h. M ANTONIVS IMP III VIR R P C, bare head right; lituus behind. Rev. PIETAS COS across field, Pietas standing left, holding lighted censer and cornucopiae surmounted by two storks. Crawford 516/4; CRI 237; Sydenham 1171; BMCRR Gaul 65; CNR I 25 (same dies); Bahrfeldt 83a; Calico 104; Cohen 78. EF. Extremely rare.	British Museum
516/5		Marcus Antonius. Denarius 41, military (Asia) mint. 4,00 g. M ANTONIVS IMP III VIR R P C Bare head to r. Rev. PIETAS – COS (TA joined) Pietas standing to l. holding turibulum in r. hand and cornucopia in l. hand. Two storks on cornucopia. Crawf. 516/5. Syd. 1174. C. 79. Rare. Nice patina. Almost extremely fine. Ex Herzfelder	UBS 78 - 9 September 2008 No.: 1167	4,800 chf
517/1a		Marcus Antonius and Octavian. Aureus, 8,02 g.Ephesus?, 41 B.C. M. ANT. IMP. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C. M. BARBAT. Q. P. ; Bust of Marcus Antonius. Rev: CAESAR IMP. PONT. III. VIR. R. P. C. ; Bust of Octavianus. BMC 98-99; Calicó 109; C 7; Crawford 517/1a.; Sydenham 1180. Extremely fine	A. Tkalec AG / Astarte S.A. Bolla Collection - 28 February 2007 No.: 3	15,000 chf
517/1b		M. Antonius and Octavianus with M. Barbatius. Aureus, mint moving with M. Antony (Ephesus ?) Spring – Summer 42, AV 7.97 g. M·ANT·IMP·AVG·III·VIR·R·P·C·M·R:·A·R·R·AT Q·P Bare head of M. Antonius r. Rev. CAESAR·IMP·PONT·III·VIR·R·P·C·Bare head of Octavian r. Bahrfeldt 78 and pl. VIII, 12 (these dies). Babelon –. Sydenham –. Sear Imperators 242. Crawford 517/1b. Calicó 109b (this coin). An exceedingly rare variety, only the third specimen known, of a rare type. Minor marks on obverse field, otherwise good very fine Ex Ars Antiqva sale II, 2001, 174.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 52 - 7 October 2009 No.: 295	21,000 chf
517/2		Marcus Antonius and Octavian. AR Denarius (3.77 gm). 41 BC. Ephesos mint. M. Barbatius Pollio, moneyer. M·ANT·IMP·AVG·III·VIR·R·P·C·M·B·A·R·B·AT Q·P Bare head of Antony right. Rev. CAESAR·IMP·PONT·III·VIR·R·P·C· Bare head of Octavian right. Crawford 517/2; Sear, CRI 243; Sydenham 1181; RSC 8. Lightly toned, Extremely fine . Collections W. Niggeler and W. Uibeleisen; Monnaies et Médailles SA, Bâle – Bank Leu & Co. AG, Zurich / Coll. Niggeler II (1966) 984 and Monnaies et Médailles SA Bâle 81 (1995) 133	Hess-Divo AG Auction 307 - 7 June 2007 No.: 1538	4,200 chf
517/3		Marcus Antonius and Lucius Antonius, 41 BC.Denarius, (3,93 g.), mint moving with M. Antony. M ANT IMP AVG III VIR RPC M BARBAT Q P, Bare head of Antony right. Rev. L ANTONIVS COS, Bare head of L. Antonius r. Cr. 517/3. Nice portraits, very fine.	Gorny & Mosch Giessener Münzhandlung Auction 125 - 13 October 2003 No.: 368	2,500 $
517/4a		Marcus Antonius, Lucius Antonius and L. Cocceius Nerva. Aureus, mint moving with Marcus Antonius circa 41, AV 8.03 g. M·ANT·IMP·AVG III VIR·R·P·C·NERVA PROQ·P Bare head of Marus Antonius r. Rev. L·ANTONIVS COS Bare head of Lucius Antonius r. Mazzini 1 (this coin). B. Antonia 47 and Cocceia 1. Bahrfeldt 80. C 2. Sydenham 1184. Sear Imperators 245. Calicó 120a. Crawford 517/4a. Extremely rare.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 33 - 6 April 2006 No.: 388	46,000 chf
517/4b		Marcus Antonius and Lucius Antonius with M. Cocceius Nerva. Aureus, mint moving with M. Antonius in the East circa 41 BC, 8.15 g. M·ANT·IMP·AVG VIR·R·PC·M·NERVA PRO Q·P Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev. L·ANTONIVS COS Bare head of Lucius An. Bahrfeldt 80 var. (III VIR). Cr. 517/4b. Syd. 1184 var. (III VIR). C 2 var. (III VIR). Vagi 186. Calicó 111. An exceedingly rare variety, only five specimens known, of an extremely rare and important issue. Two magnificent portraits of fine style, about extremely fine Ex NFA XXII, 1989, 21; Sotheby's 27 / 28.10.1993, 1428 and NAC 9, 1996, 769 sales.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 24 - 5 December 2002 No.: 8	55,000 chf
517/5a		Marcus Antonius, Lucius Antonius and L. Cocceius Nerva. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius 41, AR 3.66 g. M·ANT·IMP·AVG III VIR·R·P·C·M NERVA PROQ·P Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev. L·ANTONIVS COS Bare head of Lucius Antonius r. B. Antonia 48 and Cocceia 2. C 2. Sydenham 1185. Sear Imperators 246. Crawford 517/5a. Very rare and among the finest specimens known. Two magnificent portraits well-struck in high relief, good extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.: 617	11,000 chf
517/5b	X	Marcus Antonius, Lucius Antonius and L. Cocceius Nerva. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius 41, AR. M·ANT·IMP·AVG VIR·R·PC·M·NERVA PRO Q·P Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev. L·ANTONIVS COS Bare head of Lucius Antonius r. Crawford 517/5b.
517/5c		Marcus Antonius, M. Barbatus Pollio, M. Cocceius Nerva und Cn. Gellius, 41 BC. Denarius (3,90 g.), mint moving with Marcus Antonius. M ANT IMP AVG III VIR R P C M NERVA Q P Bare head of Marcus Antonius right, jug behind. Rev. L ANTONIVS - COS, Bare head of Lucius Antonius r. Cr. 517/5c; Syd. 1186. Good very fine.	Gorny & Mosch Giessener Münzhandlung Auction 151 - October 9th, 2006 No.: 364	3,000 $
517/6	X	Marcus Antonius, Lucius Antonius and L. Cocceius Nerva. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius circa 41 BC. M·ANT·IMP·AVG III VIR·R·P·C·NERVA PROQ·P Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev. CAESAR·IMP·PONT·III·VIR·R·P·C· Bare head of Octavian right, behind lituus. Crawford 517/6. Extremely rare.
517/7	X	Marcus Antonius, Lucius Antonius and L. Cocceius Nerva. Aureus, mint moving with Marcus Antonius circa 41 BC. M·ANT·IMP·AVG III VIR·R·P·C·Bare head of Marcus Antonius right, behind jug. Rev. CAESAR·IMP·PONT·III·VIR·R·P·C· Bare head of Octavian right, behind lituus. Crawford 517/7. Extremely rare.
517/8		Marcus Antonius and Octavian with L. Gellius. Denarius, 41 BC, 3,94g. M ANT IMP AVG IIIVIR R P C L GELL Q P. Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev.CAESAR IMP PONT IIIVIR R P C. Bare head of Octavian right, behind lituus. RRC 517/8; Sydenham 1188.	Numismatik Lanz München Auction 135 - 21 May 2007 No.: 469	3,000 $
518/1		Octavianus with L. Cornelius Balbus. Denarius, mint moving with Octavian circa 41, AR 4.12 g. C·CAESAR·III·VIR·R·P·C Head of Octavian r. Rev. BALBVS – PRO·PR Club. FFC 266. B. Iulia 91 and Cornelia 78. Sydenham 1325a. Sear Imperators 298. C 417. Crawford 518/1. Rare and in superb condition for this issue. About extremely fine / extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 33 - 6 April 2006 No.: 389	2,500 chf
518/2		Octavian. Denarius 41, military mint (Italy) with Octavian. 3,92 g. C CAESAR III VIR R P C Head of Octavian to r. Rev. Galloping equestrian statue, POPVL IVSSV below. Cr. 518/2. Syd. 1317. C. 227. Sear 299. Rare. Obverse softly struck. Good VF/EF.	Gemini, LLC Auction 6 - January 10th, 2010 No.: 422	2,800 $
519/1		Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus. Aureus, mint moving with Ahenobarbus 41 BC. 8.17 g, 9h. AHENOBAR Bare male head (Ahenobarbus ?) r. Rev. CN·DOMITIVS·L·F·IMP Tetrastyle temple; in upper field, NE – PT. Crawford 519/1. Syd. 1176. B. Domitia 1. Bahrfeldt 68. C 1. Kent-Hirmer pl. 27-28, 100 (these dies). Sear Imperator 338. Vagi 101. Calicó 69.	British Museum
519/2		Cn. Domitius L.f. Ahenobarbus. Denarius, mint moving with Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus 41-40, AR 4.16 g. AHENOBAR Male head r., slightly bearded. Rev. CN DOMITIVS IMP Trophy with two spears and shield standing facing on prow r. Babelon Domitia 21. Sydenham 1177. Sear Imperators 339. Crawford 519/2. Very rare and among the finest specimens known. A bold portrait well struck on sound metal, virtually as struck and almost Fdc	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 41 - 20 November 2007 No.: 34	23,000 chf
520/1		Marcus Antonius. Denarius 40, military mint (Corcyra?) with Marcus Antonius. 3.91 g, 6h. Head of Marcus Antonius to r., lituus behind. Rev. M ANT IMP / III VIR R P C Caduceus between two cornucopiae on globe. Cr. 520/1. Syd. 1189. C. 66. Sear 256. Very rare. Good toning, control mark on obverse otherwise, good very fine.	British Museum
521/1		Marcus Antonius, military mint (Corcyra?). Aureus, 40 BC, 8,07g. ANT IMP – III VIR R P C Head of Marcus Antonius to r., lituus behind. Rev. CN DOMIT AHENOBARBVS IMP Prow right ; star above. B. (Antonia) 55 ; Bahrfeldt 86 ; Syd. 1178 ; Cr. 521/1 ; C. 9 ; Calicó 82. Minor scratches on surface. Extremely fine, the best in private hands- Only fours specimens are known of this rare aureus of Marcus Antonius.Two are in public collections and the third appeared in auctions Leu 61 (1995), 218, Triton 3 (1999), 20 and NAC 24 (2002), 9.	Numismatica Genevensis 5 - 2,3 December 2008 No.: 205	240,000 chf
521/2		Marcus Antonius and Ahenobarbus. 40 BC. AR Denarius (3.43 gm). Corcyra(?) mint. ANT IMP – III VIR R P C Bare head of Antony right, lituus behind. Rev. CN DOMIT AHENOBARBVS IMP Prow right, star of six rays above. Crawford 521/2; CRI 258; Sydenham 1179a; RSC 10c. Toned, good Fine.	Dr. Busso Peus Nachfolger Auction 378 - April 28th, 2004 No.: 414	1,900 $
522/1	X	Marcus Antonius. Aureus 40, military mint (central Greece) with Marcus Antonius. M ANTON IMP AVG III VIR R P C Lituus and jug. Rev. L PLANCVS PRO COS Thunderbolt, jug and caduceus. Cr. 522/1. Bahrfeldt 84.
522/2		Marcus Antonius. Denarius 40, military mint (central Greece) with Marcus Antonius. 3.68 g, 12h. M ANTON IMP AVG III VIR R P C Lituus and jug. Rev. L PLANCVS PRO COS Thunderbolt, jug and caduceus. Cr. 522/2. Syd. 1190. C. 24. Sear 253. Rare. Extremely fine	British Museum
522/4		Marcus Antonius. 39 BC. AR Denarius. Military mint traveling with Antony and Plancus in central Greece. 3.98 g, 12h. M. ANTON IMP AVG III VIR R P C, lituus and vase. Rev. L PLANCVS IMP ITER, thunderbolt, vase and caduceus. Crawford 522/4; Sear, CRI 255; R. Newman, "A Dialogue of Power in the Coinage of Antony and Octavian," ANSAJN 2 (1990), 39.2; Sydenham 1191; BMCRR (East) 118; RSC 22. Toned EF. Extremely rare.	British Museum
523/1a		Octavian and Q. Salvius. Denarius (Silver, 3.73 g), mint traveling with Octavian in Italy, early 40. C CAESAR III VIR R P C Bare head of Octavian to right. Rev. Q SALVIVS IMP COS DESIG Thunderbolt. Bab. (Julia) 92. Cr. 523/1a. Sear 300. Syd. 1326b. Nicely toned, well-struck and centered. Good very fine.	Helios Numismatik Auction 4 - October 14th, 2009 No.: 193	2,500 $
523/1b		Octavianus and Q. Salvius. Denarius, mint moving with Octavian circa 40, AR 3.90g. C·CAESAR·III· VIR·R·P·C Head of Octavian r. Rev. Q·SALVIVS I - MP·COS·G / DES Thunderbolt. FFC 324. B. Iulia 93 and Salvia 2. Syd. 1326a. C 514. Cr. 523/1b. Rare and unusually well-struck and centered. Extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 29 - 11 May 2005 No.: 422	2,300 chf
524/1		Labienus. Aureus 40, military mint (Syria or south-eastern Asia Minor) with Labienus. 8.15 g. Q·LABIENVS· – PARTHICVS·IMP Bare head of Labienus r. Rev. Parthian horse r., with bridle and saddle, to which bow case and quiver are attached. Babelon Atia 2. C 1. Bahrfeldt 69. And pl. VII,23 (these dies). Sydenham 1356. Sear Imperators 340. C. Hersh, SNR 59, 1980, p. 46,1 and C/21. Crawford 524/1. Berk 40 (these dies). Calicó 70. Of the highest rarity, apparently only five specimens known. A magnificent portrait, well struck on a full flan. Good extremely fine The imperatorial age was a bounty for ambitious commanders, as anyone who could lead men in battle was a prized commodity. Loyalty was not always the most valued trait in this environment, for on many occasions defections were not only sensible, but invited, and rewarded. We tend to degrade traitors in the historical tradition, but we often are not privy to the multitude of factors these men faced, which ranged from subtle personality conflicts to unexpected political or military developments. In this charitable light, perhaps, we should judge Labienus, one of the vigorous commanders from this chaotic chapter in Roman history. Originally Brutus and Cassius had sent Labienus to Parthia to seek support for their cause from king Orodes II, but he could not achieve his objective before his masters were defeated at Philippi in October, 42 B.C. Labienus was thus in a bind, being unable to return to the West. Rather than facing punishment at the hands of Antony and Octavian, Labienus switched strategies and encouraged Orodes II to invade Syria, with himself sharing the command with the king’s son, Pacorus I. The invasion probably began early in 40 B.C., when Antony was torn between that calamity and an equally urgent crisis in the West, where his brother Lucius had been defeated by Octavian in the Perusine War. Antony decided to sail westward to meet Octavian and, in the meantime, many cities and legions defected to Labienus, who presented himself as the last ember of the Republican cause. He and Pacorus initially defeated Antony’s governor Lucius Decidius Saxa, and then they divided their forces: Labienus invaded Asia Minor and Pacorus drove into Palestine and Phoenicia. Early in 39 B.C. Antony responded by sending his lieutenant Ventidius to restore order, which he did with great efficiency. He captured and executed Labienus at the Cilician Gates that same year and soon afterward forced Pacorus and his army across the Euphrates. This famous aureus bears a portrait of the unfortunate Labienus, identified by name, by the title imperator, and the cognomen Parthicus, which he adopted as an expression of his success in gaining Parthian help for his cause. The reverse bears no inscription, but shows a bridled horse fitted with a saddle and bow-case; there can be little doubt it represents the cavalry contingent of the invasion force, some 20,000 strong. In essence it honors the famous Parthian cavalry, and in that regard we may see this as a coin of two cultures, with the obverse devoted to Romans, and the reverse to Parthians.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 54 - 24 March 2010 No.: 279	450,000 chf
524/2		Labienus. Denarius 40, military mint (Syria or south-eastern Asia Minor) with Labienus. 3,86 g. Q LABIENVS PARTHICVS IMP Head of Q. Labienus to r. Rev. Parthian horse with bridle and saddle to which bow-case and quiver are attached. Cr. 524/2. Syd. 1357. C. 1. Sear 341. Charles Hersh, The Coinage of Quintus Labienus Parthicus 10, Pl. 4, D/9. Of great rarity. Otherwise extremely fine and one of the finest specimens in existence.	Gorny & Mosch Giessener Münzhandlung Auction 185 - 8 March 2010 No.: 229	110,000 $
524/4a	X	Julius Caesar. 40 BC. AR Denarius. S-C across field, laureate head of Caesar right. Rev. TI SEMPRONIVS GRACCVS Q DESIG, legionary standard, Roman eagle, plow & sceptre. Cr525/4a; Syd 1129.
525/1		Octavian. 40 BC. AV Aureus. 7.96 g, 5h. DIVI - IVLI·F Head of Octavian right, bearded. Rev. TI·SEMPRON·GRACCVS - IIII·VIR·Q·D, Fortuna standing left, holding rudder in right hand and cornucopia in left hand. Cr525/1.	British Museum
525/2		Octavian. 40 BC. Denarius. Rome. 3.98 g, 3h. DIVI - IVLI F Head of Octavian with beard to r. Rev. Vexillum, aquila, plough and decempeda; TI SEMPRON above, GRACCVS below, IIII VIR on r., Q DESIG on l. Cr. 525/2. Syd. 1127. C. 523. Sear 326. Rare. Good very fine.	British Museum
525/3		T. Sempronius Graccus. Denarius 40 or later, AR 3.76 g. Laureate head of J. Caesar r. Rev. TI·SEMPRO NIVS Vexillum, aquila, plough and decempeda; in field, S – C. To l., Q·DESIG and below, GRACCVS. Babelon Julia 126 and Sempronia 11. C 48. Sydenham 1128. Sear Imperators 327. Crawford 525/3. Very rare and in exceptional condition for the issue. A very attractive portrait struck on a very broad flan with a lovely light tone, almost invisible trace of overstriking at twelve o’clock on obverse, otherwise extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 52 - 7 October 2009 No.: 298	18,000 chf
525/4b		Tib. Sempronius Gracchus, 40 BC Denarius, (3,93 g.), Laureate head of Julius Caesar to r. S - C. Rev.: TI SEMPRONIVS/ GRACCVS Q DESI, vexillum, aquila, plough and decempeda. Cr. 525/4b; Syd. 1129. Near extremely fine.	Gorny & Mosch Giessener Münzhandlung Auction 151 - October 9th, 2006 No.: 365	8,000 $
526/1		Q. Voconius Vitulus. Aureus, Roma 40 BC or later, 8.09 g. IVLI·F – DIVI Bare head of Octavian r. Rev. Q·VOCONIVS Calf advancing l.; in exergue, VITVLVS. Babelon Voconia 3. C 546. Bahrfeldt 100 and pl. X, 7 (these dies). Sydenham 1130. Crawford 526/1 (these dies, this specimen not recorded). Sear Imperators 328. Calicó 154 (this coin). Biaggi 74 (this coin). Of the highest rarity, only the eighth specimen known and one of four in private hands. A very interesting portrait struck on a full flan, several marks on edge, otherwise very fine Ex Glendining sale 20 April 1951, Ryan part IV, 1633 and from the collection of the Prince of Lichtenstein.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 49 - 21 October 2008 No.: 116	34,000 chf
526/2		Q. Voconius Vitulus. Denarius, Rome, 40 BC. 3,82g. DIVI·IVLI Laureate head of Caesar right, behind lituus. Rev. Q·VOCONIVS - VITVLVS Bull-calf advancing left. BMC 4308; Babelon (Julia) 122; Sydenham 1132;Crawford 526/2. Perfectly centered attractive portrait. Extremely fine.	Lanz-Bernardi Auction 148 - 4 January 2010 No.: 68	9,000 $
526/3		Q. Voconius Vitulus. Aureus, Rome, 40 BC. 8,04 g, 8h. DIVI·F· Bare head of Octavian r, before lituus. Rev. Q·VOCONIVS - VITVLVS·Q DESIG Bull-calf advancing left. Crawford 526/3.	British Museum
526/4		Q. Voconius Vitulus. AR-Denarius, 40 BC, Rome; 3,88 g. Laureate head of Caesar right. Rev. Bull-calf advancing left. Bab. 1; BMC 4311; Crawf. 526/4; Sear 331; Syd. 1133. RR Extremely fine, specimen with a nice tone. Auction Münzen und Medaillen AG 43, Basel 1970, Nr. 232.	Fritz Rudolf Künker Münzenhandlung - Auction 124 - March 16th, 2007 No.: 8476	8,600 $
527/1		M. Antonius and Octavia. AV Aureus, 39 BC, mint moving with M. Antonius; 8.01 g, 1h. M ANTONIVS IMP III VIR R P C. Head of M. Antonius r. Rev. Head of Octavia r. Crawf. 527/1.	Berlin Münzkabinett
528/1a		M. Antonius and Octavian. Aureus, mint moving with M. Antonius in 39, AV 8.09 g. M·ANTON·IMP·IIIVIR·R·P·C Head of M. Antonius r.; below star. Rev. CAESAR·IMP·III·VIR·R·P·C· Head of Octavian r., slightly bearded; below neck, dot. Babelon Antonia 37. C –, cf.1 (denarius). Bahrfeldt 75a. Sydenham –, cf. 1193 (denarius). Sear Imperators 260a. Crawford 528/1a. Calicó –. Of the greatest rarity, only the third known specimen and the only one in private hands. Struck on a full flan and about extremely fine Ex NAC sale 18, 2000, 361.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 54 - 24 March 2010 No.: 281	65,000 chf
528/1b		M. Antonius and Octavian. Aureus, mint moving with M. Antonius in 39, AV 7.56 g, 7h. M·ANTON·IMP·IIIVIR·R·P·C Head of M. Antonius r. Rev. CAESAR·IMP·III·VIR·R·P·C· Head of Octavian r., slightly bearded; below neck, dot. BMC 120. Crawford 528/1b.	British Museum
528/2a		Marcus Antonius and Octavian. 40-39 BC. AR Denarius (3.82 g, 8h). Southern or central Italian mint. M. ANTON. IMP. III VIR. R. P. C, bare head of Antony right; star below. Rev. CAESAR. IMP. III. VIR. R. P. C., bare head of Octavian right, wearing short beard; pellet below. Crawford 528/2a; CRI 261; Sydenham 1193; Kestner 3809; BMCRR East 121; RSC 1. Good VF, deep, old cabinet toning, a single scratch in obverse right field before neck.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton IX - 10 January 2006 No.: 1361	950 $
528/2b		Marcus Antonius and Octavian. 40-39 BC. AR Denarius (3.76 g, 3h). Southern or central Italian mint. Bare head of Marcus Antonius right / Bare head of Octavian right, wearing slight beard. Crawford 528/2b; CRI 261a; Sydenham 1193a; RSC 1b. VF, toned, area of soft strike on hair of Marcus Antonius, a trace of deposits on edge. From the Marc Poncin Collection.	Classical Numismatic Group 72 - 14 June 2006 No.: 1345.	900 $
528/3		Marcus Antonius and Octavian. Denarius, 41, mint moving with M. Antonius in Syria (?). 3,51g. M ANTON IMP III VIR R P C AVG. Bare head of Marcus Antonius right.Rev: CAESAR IMP PONT III VIR R P C. Bare head of Octavian right Cr. 528/3. Syd. 1194. Bab. (Antonia) 40. C. 2. Sear 251. EF	Numismatik Lanz München Auction 123 - May 30th, 2005 No.: 401	500 $
529/1		Octavianus and Marcus Antonius. Aureus, mint moving with Octavian in South or Central Italy circa 40-39, AV 7.90 g. CAESAR – IMP Bare head of Octavian r. Rev. ANTONIVS IMP Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Syd. 1327. B. Julia 62 and Antonia 14. Vagi 177. C 5. Barfeldt 29.19 (this coin). Calicò 105 (this coin). RIS 301. Newmann, ANSAJN 2, 1990, Antony and Octavian p. 46, 39.8. Cr. 529/1. Extremely rare. Well-struck and centred on a full flan with two bold portraits, an almost invisible mark in l. reverse field on reverse. Good very fine. Ex Hess 1912, Prowe, 302; Naville III, Evans, 1922, 14 and Glendining 1956, Platt Hall, 678 sales.	Numismatica Ars Classica, Auction 41 -20 November 2007 No.: 35	52,500 chf
529/2a		Octavian. AR-Denarius, 3,40 g. Mint moving with Augustus. c. 39. CAESAR IMP Head r. Rev.: ANTONIVS IMP Winged caduceus. Cr. 529/2a; Coh. 6; BMC Gaul 93. Good extremely fine	A. Tkalec AG Auction 2008 - 29 February 2008 No.: 300	2,300 chf
529/2c		Octavian. 40-39 BC. AR Denarius (3.98 gm). Bare head of Octavian right / Winged caduceus. Crawford 529/2c; Sear CRI 302a; Sydenham 1327a; RSC 6a. Toned, good VF.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 57 - 4 April 2001 No.: 989	750 $
529/3		Octavian. Denarius 39, military mint (southern or central Italy) with Octavian. 3,93 g, 12h. ANTONIVS IMP Head of Marcus Antonius to r. Rev. CAESAR – IMP Caduceus. Cr. 529/3. Syd. 1328. C. 5. Sear 303.	British Museum
529/4a	X	Octavianus and Marcus Antonius. Quinarius, mint moving with Octavian circa 39, AR. III·VIR· - R·P·C Diademed head of Concordia r. Rev. M·ANTON·C·CAESAR·IMP Two hands clasped around caduceus. Cr. 529/4a.
529/4b		Octavianus and Marcus Antonius. Quinarius, mint moving with Octavian circa 39, AR 1.84 g. III·VIR· - R·P·C Diademed head of Concordia r. Rev. M·ANTON·C·CAESAR Two hands clasped around caduceus. B. Antonia 42. Syd. 1195. C 67. Sear Imperators 304. Cr. 529/4b. In unusually good condition for this issue. Extremely fine Ex Classical Numismatic Group, Auction 50 (23. June 1999), Nr. 1357.	Helios Numismatik Auction 4 - October 14th, 2009 No.: 190	1,500 $
530/1		Marcus Antonius and L. Sempronius Atranius. As, uncertain mint circa 39, Æ 13.2 g, 12h. L·ATRATINVS·AVGVR Laureate head of Janus, above I. Rev. ANTONIVS / IMP Prow right. Cr. 530/1.	British Museum
531/1a		P. Ventidius Bassus. Denarius (AR 3.67 g, 2h), uncertain mint, 39 BC. M·ANT·IMP·III·V·R·P·C Bare head of Marcus Antonius to right; behind lituus. Rev. PONT·IMP - P·VENTIDI Male figure (possibly Jupiter Victor) standing facing, holding sceptre in right hand, cloak over left arm and branch in left hand. Cr. 533/1a. BMCRR 73.	British Museum
532/1		Cn. Domitius Calvinus. Denarius (Silver, 4.00 g 7), Osca, 39. Bearded male head to right; behind, OSCA. Rev. DOM COS ITER IMP Simpulum, aspergillum, axe and apex. Cr. 532/1. Sear 342. Syd. 1358. Vagi 113. A superb, lustrous example. Virtually as struck.	LHS Numismatik AG Auction 100 - April 23rd, 2007 No.: 457	7,000 chf
533/2		Marcus Antonius. Denarius 38, military mint (Athens) with Marcus Antonius. 3,72 g, 2h. M ANTONIVS M FM N AVGVR IMP TERT Marcus Antonius, veiled and togate, standing to r. and holding lituus in r. hand. Rev. III VIR R P C COS DESIG ITER ET TERT Radiate head of Sol to r. Cr. 533/2. Syd. 1199. C.13. Sear 267. Fine toning. Extremely fine.	British Museum
533/3a		Marcus Antonius and Octavia. Aureus, mint moving with Marcus Antonius circa 38, AV 8.03 g. M·ANTONIVS·M· F·M·N·[AVGVR]·IMP·TER Bare head of Marcus Antonius r. Rev. COS·DESIGN·ITER·ET·TER·III·VIR·R·P·C Head of Octavia r. Mazzini 3 (this coin). Bahrfeldt 91 and pl. 9, 6 (these dies). C 1. B. Antonia 69. Sydenham 1200. Calicò 112. Crawford 533/3a. Of the highest rarity, only seven specimens known of which only three are in private hands, one of the most prestigious and important issues of the Republican series. Very fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 33 - 6 April 2006 No.: 392	120,000 chf
534/1		Octavian with M. Agrippa. Aureus, mint moving with Octavian circa 38 BC, 8.10 g. IMP·DIVI·IVLI·F·TER·III·VIR·R·P·C Laureate head of Julius Caesar r.; on forehead, star. Rev. M·AGRIPPA·COS / DESIG. Bahrfeldt 99.7 (this coin) and pl. X, 7 (this coin illustrated). Cr. 534/1. Syd. 1329. C 33. Kent-Hirmer pl. 33, 119 (this obverse die). Calicó 46. Extremely rare, only very few specimens known. A delightful portrait of the deceased dictator.Light marks on obverse and an abrasion on reverse, otherwise very fine Ex Rollin et Feaurdant 1887, Ponton d'Amécourt, 22; Rollin et Feaurdant 1896, Montagu, 33; Hoffmannn 1898, 1082; Tolstoi 1912, 736; Vierordt 1923, 478; Collection Robert Perret, 1958, 65 and Vinchon 23.1.2001, 11 sales.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 46 - 2 April 2008 No.: 457	120,000 chf
534/2		Octavian with M. Agrippa. Denar, mobile Münzsstätte des Octavianus, 38. 3,70 g. DIVOS IVLIVS - DIVI.F Kopf Caesar's mit Eichenkranz n. r., ihm gegenüber Kopf des Octavian n. l. Rv. M. AGRIPPA. COS / DESIG. Cr. 534/2. Syd. 1330 (R 7!). Sehr selten. Interessante Porträts. Fein getönt. Unbedeutende Prägeschwächen. Vorzüglich Provenienz: Aus Slg. Consul E. F. Weber und aus Auktion J. Hirsch, München 24 (1909), 723 ("Prachtexemplar und sehr selten", 105.- Mark = 150.- Franken). Diese Emission von 38 v. Chr. nennt zum ersten Mal M. Vipsanius Agrippa, den Freund, engsten Vertrauten und designierten Nachfolger des Augustus, der aber bereits 12 v. Chr. verstarb.	Münzen & Medaillen AG Basel Auction 93 - 16 December 2003 No.: 74	31,000 chf
534/3		Octavian with M. Agrippa. 38 BC. AR Denarius (3.73 gm). Bare head of Octavian right / M. AGRIPPA. COS/DESIG, in two lines across field. Crawford 534/3; Sear CRI 307; Sydenham 1331; RSC 545. Toned, good VF. Rare. Ex The Bob Levy Collection (Bank Leu Auktion 57, 25 May 1993), lot 199; Numismatic Fine Arts Auction XIV (29 November 1984), lot 300; Walter Niggeler Collection (Bank Leu/Münzen und Medaillen, 21-22 October 1966), lot 999; E.J. Haeberlin Collection (Cahn/Hess, 17 July 1933), lot 3090. This was the first coinage to bar the name of Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 57 - 4 April 2001 No.: 993	2,400 $
535/1		Octavianus. Bronze, Italy 38, Æ 18.92 g. CAESAR – DIVI·F Bare head of Octavian r. Rev. DIVOS – IVLIVS Laureate head of Julius Caesar r. Babelon Julia 98. C 3. Sydenham 1336. RPC 620. Sear Imperatos 308. Crawford 535/1. A magnificent specimen of this desirable coins with two portraits of superb style. A very attractive brown tone and extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 52 - 7 October 2009 No.: 300	19,000 chf
535/2		Octavianus. Dupondius, Italy circa 38, æ 18.04 g. DIVI·F Bearded head of Octavian r.; below chin, star. Rev. DIVOS / IVLIVS within laurel wreath. Cr. 535/2. Syd. 1335. B. Julia 98. C 95. RPC 621. Delightful green patina. Minor scratch on reverse,otherwise extremely fine / about extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 25 - 25 June 2003 No.: 338	3,700 chf
536/1		Marcus Antonius. 37 BC. AR Denarius. 3.77 g, 12h. M·ANT·AVGVR·III·VIR·R·P·C Bare head of Antony right. Rev. IMP - TER Trophy holding sword and shield, two round shields at the base. BMCRR 148; Crawford 536/1.	British Museum
536/2	X	Marcus Antonius. 37 BC. AR Denarius. 3.77 g, 12h. M·ANT·AVGVR·III·VIR·R·P·C Bare head of Antony right. Rev. IMP - TER Trophy between prow of ship and Macedonian shield RSC16; Sydenham 1203; Crawford 536/2.
536/3		Marcus Antonius. Denarius, mint moving with Antony, about 37. AR 3.61 g. ANT. AVGV. III. VIR. R. P. C. Bare head r. Rev. IMP - TER Trophy between prow of ship and Macedonian shield. Cr. 536/3. Syd. 1204. Rare. Light tone. Strong portrait. Light flan crack. Slightly rough surfaces. Extremely fine Ex Münzen und Medaillen AG, Basel - Fixed Price List 385 (1977), 41.	New York Sale The New York Sale XX - 7 January 2009 No.: 387	1,500 $
536/4		Marcus Antonius. Denarius 37, military mint (northern Syria) moving with Marcus Antonius. 3,88 g. ANT AVGVR III VIR R P C Head of Marcus Antonius to r. Rev. IMP – TER Trophy with two shields on arms, two round shields and spears below. Cr. 536/4. Syd. 1202. C. 17. Sear 270. Attractive toning. Extremely fine. Ex Delmonte	UBS 78 - 9 September 2008 No.: 1199	8,500 chf
537/1		Octavian. AR denarius (3.97 gm). Italy, 37 BC. IMP CAESAR DIVI F III VIR R P C around empty field. Rev. Simpulum, sprinkler, capis and lituus. Crawford 537/1. Sydenham 1332 (R6). Sear, Imperators 310. Perhaps the finest known example of this very rare type. Nearly mint state.	Gemini, LLC Auction II - January 11th, 2006 No.: 300	8,000 $
537/2		Octavianus. Denarius, mint moving with Octavian circa 37, AR 3.79 g. IMP.CAESAR / DIVI·F within laurel wreath. Rev. COS·ITER·ET·TER·DESI Tripod with cauldron. FFC 70. B. Iulia 136. Syd. 1333. C 111. Sear Imperators 311. Cr. 537/2. Excessively rare and undoubtedly the finest of very few specimens known. Counter-mark on reverse, otherwise very fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 29 - 11 May 2005 No.: 427	14,000 chf
538/1		Octavian. 37 BC. AR Denarius (3.75 gm, 2h). Italian mint. IMP. CAESAR DIVI. F. VIR. ITER. R. P. C, bare head right, wearing slight beard. Rev. COS. ITER. ET. TER. DESIG above, simpulum, aspergillum, ewer, and lituus. Crawford 538/1; CRI 312; Sydenham 1334; Kestner 3831; BMCRR Gaul 116; RSC 91. EF, attractive light gray and gold toning. Marvelous portrait. From the Claude Collection.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton VIII - January 11th, 2005 No.: 976	1,000 $
538/3		Octavianus. Bronze, Italy circa 38, Æ 17.12 g. DIVI·F Bare head of Octavian r. Rev. DIVOS / IVLIVS within wreath. B. Iulia 101. Sydenham 1336. RPC 621. Crawford 538/3. Alföldi-Giard, Q. Tic. XIII, 43. An attractive portrait with light green patina, about extremely fine / extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 40 - May 16th, 2007 No.: 623	3,600 chf
Unlisted		Octavian. Quinarius 36, military mint (southern or central Italy) with Octavian. 1,90 g. IMP CAESAR Galley to r. Rev. DIVI F Victory advancing to l. with wreath and large palm branch. Cr. -. Syd. 1339. RIC I (old ed.) 9. C. 94. Sear 315A. Very fine. Ex Tinchant	UBS 78 - 9 September 2008 No.: 1205	3,200 chf
539/1		Marcus Antonius. 37 BC. AR Denarius (3.55 gm). Antioch, or military mint travelling with Canidius Crassus in Armenia. ANTONIVS AVGVR COS DES ITER ET TERT, bare head right. Rev. IMP TERTIO III VIR R P C, Armenian tiara right; crossed bow and arrow behind. Crawford 539/1; CRI 297; Sydenham 1205; RSC 19. Good VF, underlying luster, flat strike on forehead, minor traces of horn silver. Rare. ($1500)	Numismatik Lanz Auction 146 - 25 May 2009 No.: 340	2,500 $
540/1		Octavian. 36 BC. AV Aureus. Uncertain mint moving with Octavian. IMP·CAESAR·DIVI·F·III·VIR·ITER·R·P·C Bare head right. Rev. COS·ITER·ET·TER·DESIG Temple of Divus Julius: statue of Julius Caesar, holding lituus, within tetrastyle temple; DIVO IVL on architrave, star within pediment, altar at left. Crawford 540/1; BMCRR Africa 32.	British Museum
540/2		Octavian. 36 BC. AR Denarius (3.95 g, 6h). Southern or central Italian mint. IMP·CAESAR·DIVI·F·III·VIR·ITER·R·P·C Bare head right. Rev. COS·ITER·ET·TER·DESIG Temple of Divus Julius: statue of Julius Caesar, holding lituus, within tetrastyle temple; DIVO IVL on architrave, star within pediment, altar at left. Crawford 540/2; CRI 315; Sydenham 1338; RSC 90. Good VF.	A. Tkalec AG Auction 2001 - 19 February 2001 No.: 245	3,700 chf
541/1		Marcus Antonius with Marcus Antonius the Younger. Aureus 34, military mint (Syria or Armenia) with Marcus Antonius. 7,39 g. M·ANTONI·M·F·M·N·AVG·IMP·TERT Head of M. Antonius r. Rev. COS·ITER·ΔESIGN·TERT·III·VIR·R·P·C Head of M. Antonius junior (Antillus) r. Cr. 541/1. BMCRR East 173.	British Museum
541/2		Marcus Antonius with Marcus Antonius the Younger. Aureus 34, military mint (Syria or Armenia) with Marcus Antonius. 8,09 g. ANTON·AVG·IMP·III·COS· DES·III·III·V R P·C Head of M. Antonius r. Rev. M·ANTONIVS·M·F·F Head of M. Antonius junior (Antillus) r. Babelon Antonia 92. C 1. Bahrfeldt 93. Sydenham 1207. Sear Imperators 344. Crawford 541/2. Calicó 118a. Extremely rare and by far the finest of only ten specimens known of this intriguing issue. Two magnificent portraits struck on a full flan, an almost invisible mark on reverse field, otherwise good extremely fine Ex Kastner 4, 1973, 212; Sotheby’s June 1990, Hunt part I, 120 and Leu 52, 1991, 150 sales.	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 54 - 24 March 2010 No.: 285	450,000 chf
542/1		Marcus Antonius. Denarius, Athens mint. Marcus Silanus, proquester, 33 BC. 3,81 g. ANTON. AVG. IMP. III. COS. DES. III. III. V. R. P. C. Bare head of Antony right; small P• in hair below ear Rev. M. SILANVS AVG / Q. PRO. COS. Babelon Antonia 97 and Junia 172. C 71. Sydenham 1208. Sear Imperators 346. Crawford 542/1. Bold portrait, nice cabinet tone and extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 54 - 24 March 2010 No.: 286	6,500 chf
542/2		Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Denarius (3.68 gm). Athens mint. Bare head of Antony right; small P• in hair below ear / Legend in two lines across field. Crawford 542/2; Sear, CRI 347; Sydenham 1209; RSC 2. Good very fine.	Gorny & Mosch Giessener Münzhandlung Auction 180 - 12 October 2009 No.: 335	2,400 $
543/1		Marcus Antonius & Cleopatra. 34 BC. AR Denarius (3.79 gm). Alexandria mint. Bare head of Antony right; Armenian tiara behind / Diademed and draped bust of Cleopatra right; prow before. Crawford 543/1; CRI 345; Sydenham 1210; RSC 1c. Lightly toned, EF. A beautiful example of a coin which is notoriously difficult to obtain well struck and well preserved. Among the finest known.	Millon & Associés Auction 124 - June 8th, 2007 No.: 70	30,000 $
543/3		Octavian. AR-Denar, 38 v. Chr., Lagermünzstätte; 3.76 g. Kopf r.//M.AGRIPPA CO[S]/DESIG. Bab. 131; BMC 103; Crawf. 543/3; Sear 307; Syd. 1331. RR Etwas dezentriert, sehr schön Exemplar der Auktion Fritz Rudolf Künker 52, Osnabrück 1999, Nr. 3259. Auf den Münzen dieser Serie erscheint zum ersten Mal der Name Agrippas, des Freundes und Generals des Octavianus. Es ist bislang nicht geklärt, ob das vorliegende Stück unter Agrippa in Gallien oder unter Octavianus in Italien geprägt worden ist.	Fritz Rudolf Künker Münzenhandlung Auction 124 - March 16th, 2007 No.: 8568	650 $
544/1		Marcus Antonius. Aureus 32/31, military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius. ANT AVG / III VIR R P C Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. CHORTIVM·PRAETORIARVM Aquila between two standards. Cr. 544/1. BMCRR East 183.	British Museum
544/2		Marcus Antonius. Aureus 32/31, military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius. 7.33 g, 5h. ANT AVG / III VIR R P C Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. Aquila between two standards, below, LEG – IV. Cr. 544/2. BMCRR East 187.	British Museum
544/3		Marcus Antonius. Aureus 32/31, military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius. 7.33 g, 5h. ANT AVG / III VIR R P C Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. Aquila between two standards, below, LEG – VI. Cr. 544/3. BMCRR East 188.	British Museum
544/4	X	Marcus Antonius. Aureus 32/31, military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius. ANT AVG / III VIR R P C Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. Aquila between two standards, below, LEG – XII. Cr. 544/4.
544/5	X	Marcus Antonius. Aureus 32/31, military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius. ANT AVG / III VIR R P C Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. Aquila between two standards, below, LEG – XIII. Cr. 544/5.
544/6	X	Marcus Antonius. Aureus 32/31, military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius. ANT AVG / III VIR R P C Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. Aquila between two standards, below, LEG – XIV. Cr. 544/6.
544/7		Marcus Antonius. Aureus 32/31, military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius. 8,10 g. ANT AVG / III VIR R P C Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. Aquila between two standards, below, LEG – XIX. Cr. 544/7. Syd. -. C. 56. Sear 377. Calicó 98. Unique! Good very fine.	UBS 78 - 9 September 2008 No.: 1211	76,000 chf
544/8		Marcus Antonius, 32 - 31 BC. Denarius, (3,50 g.), military mint (Patrae?) with Marcus Antonius. ANT AVG III VIR R P C, Galley to r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. COHORTIVM PRAETORIARVM, Aquila between two standards, below. Cr. 544/8.	Gorny & Mosch Giessener Münzhandlung Auction 151 - October 9th, 2006 No.: 368	2,500 $
544/9		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.43 gm). Patrae(?) mint. Galley right. Rev. LEG XII ANTIQVAE, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/9; CRI 363; Sydenham 1231; RSC 40. Near EF, light scratches in obverse field. Legio XII Fulminata was present among Antony's legions (see next lot), the legio XII Antiquae is unattested.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1232	1,200 $
544/10		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.79 gm). Patrae(?) mint. Galley right. Rev. LEG XVII CLASSICAE, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/10; CRI 373; Sydenham 1238; RSC 50. Good VF, good metal. Very rare. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium. The cognomen CLASSICA suggests that this unit had some naval function among Antony's forces.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1239	2,300 $
544/11		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.51 gm). Patrae(?) mint. Galley right. Rev. LEG XVIII LYBICAE, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/11; CRI 375; Sydenham 1240; RSC 53. Choice VF, light golden toning on reverse, good metal, partial flat strike. Very rare. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium. The cognomen LYBICAE suggests it was raised in North Africa.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1241	950 $
544/12		Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.56 gm). ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. CHORTIS SPECVLATRORVM, three naval standards. Crawford 544/12; Sear, CRI 386; Sydenham 1214; RSC 6. Toned EF. Rare this nice.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton VI - 14 January 2003 No.: 798	2,200 $
544/14		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.58 gm, 6h). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG above, III VIR. R. P. C below, galley right. Rev. LEG II, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/14; CRI 349; Sydenham 1216; Kestner 3842; BMCRR East 190; RSC 27. EF, toned, light cleaning scratches on reverse, minor deposits. From the Claude Collection.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton VIII - 11 January 2005 No.: 978	1,300 $
544/15		Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.73 gm). ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG III, aquila and two legionary standards. Crawford 544/15; Sear, CRI 350; Sydenham 1217; BMCRR (East) 193; RSC 28. Toned EF. ($750) From the Jürgen K. Schmidt Collection. Ex Münzen und Medaillen/Baldwin's, The New York Sale Auction III (7 December 2000), lot 603; The Bob Levy Collection (Bank Leu Auktion 57, 25 May 1993), lot 203; Spink Coin Auctions No. 71 (11 October 1989), lot 206.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton V - 15 January 2002 No.: 1850	625 $
544/16		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.16 gm). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG IIII, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/16; CRI 353; Sydenham 1220; RSC 29. VF, reverse slightly off center, partial flat strike. Rarer than the LEG IV variety. The legio IV Scythica may have been raised by Antony himself or may have originally been the legio IV Sorana formed under C. Vibius Pansa Caetronianus in 43 BC. It was not disbanded after Actium, but retained its identity, serving in Macedonia and Moesia. It received the cognomen SCYTHICA, possibly while serving under M. Licinius Crassus, grandson of the triumvir.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1222	525 $
544/17		Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.81 gm). ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG IV, aquila and two legionary standards. Crawford 544/17; Sear, CRI 352; Sydenham 1219; RSC 30. Toned EF.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton VI - 14 January 2003 No.: 796	1,200 $
544/18		Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.86 gm). ANT AVG. III VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG V, aquila and two legionary standards. Crawford 544/18; Sear, CRI 354; Sydenham 1221; BMCRR (East) 196; RSC 32. Toned EF. From the Jürgen K. Schmidt Collection. Ex Classical Numismatic Group Auction 54 (14 June 2000), lot 1350.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton V - 15 January 2002 No.: 1852	1,100 $
544/19		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Denarius (18mm, 3.81 g, 6h). Legionary issue. Patrae (?) mint. ANT • AVG III VIR • R • P • C, praetorian galley right. Rev. LEG VI, aquila right between two signa. Crawford 544/19; CRI 356; Sydenham 1223; Kestner 3848; BMCRR East 197; RSC 33. Superb EF, toned. Raised in 52 BC by Caesar in Cisalpine Gaul, the legio VI Ferrata served with him in Spain and at Pharsalus, Alexandria, and Zela. Released in 47 AD, it was again recalled, serving at Munda in 45 BC. Reconstituted by Lepidus in 44 BC, it served under Antony at Philippi and the East, participating in the triumvir's Parthian campaign.	NOMOS AG 75	2,250 $
544/20		Marcus Antonius. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.77 gm). ANT AVG. III VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG VII, aquila and two legionary standards. Crawford 544/20; Sear, CRI 357; Sydenham 1224; BMCRR (East) 198; RSC 34. Lightly toned, choice EF. From the Jürgen K. Schmidt Collection. Ex Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 9 (16 April 1996), lot 782.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton V - 15 January 2002 No.: 1853	2,800 $
544/21		Marcus Antonius. Denarius, mint moving with Marcus Antonius (Patrae ?) 32-31, AR 3.65 g. ANT AVG - III· VIR·R·P·C, Galley r., with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. LEG – IIX Aquila between two standards. B. Antonia –. C –. Sydenham –. Seaby 35a. Sear Imperators 358 note. Crawford 544/21. Of the highest rarity, apparently only the second specimen known. Metal somewhat porous, otherwise about extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 45 - 2 April 2008 No.: 59	5,750 chf
544/22		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.27 gm). Patrae(?) mint. ANT AVG - III· VIR·R·P·C, Galley right. Rev. LEG VIIII, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/22; CRI 360; Sydenham 1226; RSC 36. VF, small flan crack, partial flat strike. Rarer than the LEG IX variety. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1228	800 $
544/23		Marcus Antonius.32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.33 gm). ANT. AVG. III VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG IX, aquila and two legionary standards. Crawford 544/23; Sear, CRI 359; Sydenham 1227; BMCRR (East) 201; RSC 37. Toned EF. From the Jürgen K. Schmidt Collection. Ex Münzen und Medaillen/Baldwin's, The New York Sale Auction III (7 December 2000), lot 606.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton V - 15 January 2002 No.: 1854	900 $
544/24		Marcus Antonius. Denarius, mint moving with M. Antony 32-31, AR 3.93 g. ANT AVG - III·VIR·R·P·C Galley r., with sceptre tied with fillet on prow. Rev. LEG – X Aquila between two standards. B. Antonia 117. C 38. Sydenham 1228. Sear Imperators 361. Crawford 544/24. Exceptionally well-centred and complete. Lightly toned and good extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 46 - 2 April 2008 No.: 464	4,250 chf
544/25		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. 32 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.86 gm). ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, galley to the right. Rev. LEG XI, aquila and two legionary standards. Crawford 544/25; Sear, CRI 362; Sydenham 1229; RSC 39. Toned EF.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton VI - 14 January 2003 No.: 797	900 $
544/26		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.45 g, 6h). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XII, aquila between two signa. Crawford 544/26; CRI 365; Sydenham 1230; RSC 41. EF, toned, traces of smoothing in the fields.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 75 - 23 May 2007 No.: 963	400 $
544/27		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Denarius (17mm, 3.82 g, 6h). Legionary issue. Patrae (?) mint. ANT • AVG III VIR • R • P • C, praetorian galley right. Rev. LEG XIII, aquila right between two signa. Crawford 544/27; CRI 367; Sydenham 1232a; Kestner 3856; BMCRR East 205; RSC 42. EF, toned. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	NOMOS AG 76	2,650 $
544/28		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.66 gm). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XIIII, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/28; CRI 370; Sydenham 1233; RSC 43. Near VF, minor roughness and partial flat strike. A rare legion, and rarer than the LEG XIV variety. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1235	800 $
544/29		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.74 g, 6h). Patrae(?) mint. ANT • AVG above, III VIR • R • P • C, galley right. Rev. LEG XIV, legionary aquila between two signa. Crawford 544/29; CRI 369; Sydenham 1234; Kestner 3858; BMCRR East 209; RSC 44. Near EF, toned, a pair of unobtrusive bankers’ marks, a light scratch from eagle’s mouth to edge at 4:30, a shallow edge test cut. From the J. S. Wagner Collection.	Classical Numismatic Group Triton XI - January 8th, 2008 No.: 630	850 $
544/30		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.39 gm). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XV, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/30; CRI 371; Sydenham 1235; RSC 47. Good VF, light golden toning on reverse, minor die rust on obverse. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1237	700 $
544/31		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.76 g, 7h). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XVI, legionary aquila between two signa. Crawford 544/31; CRI 372; Sydenham 1236; RSC 48. EF, toned, a shallow scratch on obverse beneath tone. A perfectly centered obverse. Bold strike on both sides.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 78 - 14 May 2008 No.: 1625	2,450 $
544/32		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.46 gm). ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley to the right. Rev. LEG XVII, aquila and two legionary standards. Crawford 544/32; Sear, CRI 374; Sydenham 1237; RSC 49. Good VF, light porosity.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 61 - 25 September 2002 No.: 1604	600 $
544/33		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.48 gm). Patrae(?) mint. Galley right. Rev. LEG XVIII, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/33; CRI 376; Sydenham 1239; RSC 51. Good VF, good metal.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1242	800 $
544/34		Marcus Antonius. AR-Denar, 32/31 BC, Patrae; 3.26 g. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley to the right. Rev. LEG XVIIII, aquila and two legionary standards. Bab. 132; BMC -; Crawf. 544/34; Sear 379; Syd. 1241. Very fine.	Fritz Rudolf Künker GmbH & Co. KG Auction 111 - 18 March 2006 No.: 6514	300 $
544/35		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.63 gm). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XIX, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/35; CRI 378; Sydenham 1242; RSC 55. Good VF, small bankers' marks on reverse. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1244	1,100 $
544/36		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.87 gm). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XX, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/36; CRI 380; Sydenham 1243; RSC 575. Good VF, good metal. Rare. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1245	650 $
544/37		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.67 gm). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XXI, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/37; CRI 381; Sydenham 1244; RSC 58. Good VF, good metal. Rare. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1246	700 $
544/38		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.55 g, 2h). Patrae(?) mint. ANT • AVG above, III • VIR • R • P • C, galley right. Rev. LEG XXII, legionary aquila between two signa. Crawford 544/38; CRI 382; Sydenham 1245; Kestner 3866; BMCRR East 218; RSC 59. EF, lightly toned, minor deposits and contact marks. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	Classical Numismatic Group, Triton XI - 7 January 2008 No.: 631	750 $
544/38 var		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. Aureus, mint moving with M. Antony circa 32-31, AV 8.03 g. ANT·AVG Galley r. with sceptre tied with fillet on prow; below, III VIR·R·P·C. Rev. Aquila between two standards; among which, LEG – XXII. Cf. Syd. 1245 (denarius). Cf. B. Antonia 137 (denarius). Cf. RIS 382 (denarius). Calicò 100 (this coin illustrated). Cf. Cr. 544/38 (denarius). Apparently unique. A coin of great importance and fascination, well-centred on a very large flan. Very fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 27 - 12 May 2004 No.: 289	46,000 chf
544/39		Marcus Antonius. 32-31 BC. AR Legionary Denarius (3.81 gm). Patrae(?) mint. ANT. AVG. III. VIR. R. P. C, Galley right. Rev. LEG XXIII, legionary aquila between two standards. Crawford 544/39; CRI 383; Sydenham 1246; RSC 60. Good VF, toned, reverse slightly off center. Rare. Not to be confused with a similar legion under the command of Octavian, this Antonian legion was either disbanded or incorporated into another legion after Actium.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1248	1,000 $
545/1		Marcus Antonius. Denarius 31 BC, military mint (Actium) with Marcus Antonius. 3.81 g, 12h. M ANTONIVS AVG IMP IIII COS TERT III VIR R R P C Head of Marcus Antonius to r. Rev. Within a laurel wreath, Victory standing to l. holding wreath tied with fillet in r. hand and shouldering palm branch with l. hand. On r. below DVR. Cr. 545/1. Syd. 1211. C. 11. Sear 387. Extremely fine.	British Museum
546/1		Marcus Antonius. 31 BC. AR Denarius (3.13 g, 11h). Cyrene mint. L. Pinarius Scarpus, Imperator. M·ANTO·COS·III·IMP·IIII Head of Jupiter-Ammon right. Rev. SCARPVS - IMP Aquila between two standards; among which, LEG – VIII. Crawford 546/1. BMCRR Cyrenaica 1.	British Museum
546/2a		Marcus Antonius. 31 BC. AR Denarius (3.47 gm). Cyrene mint. L. Pinarius Scarpus, Imperator. M·ANTO·COS·III·IMP·IIII Head of Jupiter-Ammon right. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG - SCARPUS P / IM Victory advancing right, holding palm and wreath. Crawford 546/2a; CRI 390; Sydenham 1280; RSC 1. Choice VF with iridescent blue and gold toning. The final issue struck in Antony's name.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 67 - 22 September 2004 No.: 1251	780 $
546/2b		Marcus Antonius. 31-30 BC. AR Denarius. Cyrenaica mint. 3.34 g, 12h. M·ANTO·COS·III·IMP·IIII Head of Jupiter Amnion right. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG - SCARPUS IMP (M and P ligate) Victory walking right, carrying wreath and palm. Crawford 546/2b.	British Museum
546/2c		Marcus Antonius. 31-30 BC. AR Denarius. Cyrenaica mint. 4.11 g, 12h. M·ANTO·COS·III·IMP·IIII Head of Jupiter Amnion right. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG - SCARPUS IP / M Victory walking right, carrying wreath and palm. Crawford 546/2c.	British Museum
546/2d		Marcus Antonius. Denarius 31, military mint in Cyrenaica. 3,43 g. M ANTO COS III IMP IIII Head of Jupiter Ammon to r. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG – SCARPVS IM / P Victory, naked to waist, standing to r. and holding wreath in r. hand and palm branch shouldered on l. Cr. 546/2d. Syd. 1280. C. 1. Sear 390. Very fine. Ex Münzhandlung Basel The final issue struck in Marc Antonius’ name.	UBS 78 - 9 September 2008 No.: 1215	4,200 chf
546/3a		Marcus Antonius. Denarius 31, military mint in Cyrenaica. 3,36 g, 12h. M ANTO COS - III IMP IIII Head of Jupiter Ammon to r. Rev. ANTONIO / AVG – SCARPVS IM / P Victory, naked to waist, standing to r. and holding wreath in r. hand and palm branch shouldered on l. Cr. 546/3a	British Museum
546/4		Octavianus with M. Pinarius Scarpa. 31 BC. Denarius, military mint in Cyrenaica. 3,72 g. AVGVR – PONTIF Head of Jupiter Ammon to r. Rev. IMP – CAESAR / DIVI – F Victory to standing to r. on globe and holding wreath in r. hand. Cr. 546/4. Syd. 1281. C. 125. RIC 535. Sear 411. Very rare. Tiny punch on obv. Very fine. Ex Herzfelder	UBS 78 - 9 September 2008 No.: 1216	6,750 chf
546/6		Octavianus with M. Pinarius Scarpa. Denarius, Cyrenaica circa 31, AR 4.41 g. IMP·CAESARI / SCARPVS IMP Open r. hand. Rev. DIVI·F / AVG:PONT Victory standing on globe r., holding wreath tied with fillet and palm-branch over l. shoulder. FFC 320. B. Pinaria 12 and Iulia 142. Syd. 1282. Sear Imperators 413. CBN 894. C 500. Cr. 546/6. Extremely rare and among the finest specimens known. Extremely fine	Numismatica Ars Classica Auction 29 - 11 May 2005 No.: 429	12,000 chf
546/7		Octavianus with M. Pinarius Scarpa. Denarius 31, military mint in Cyrenaica. 3,52 g. SCARPVS / IMP Open hand to l. Rev. Victory on globe to r. holding wreath and palm branch, CAESARI on r., DIVI F on l. Cr. 546/7. Syd. 1283. RIC 534. Sear 414. Very rare. Good very fine. According to Crawford, the last denarius of the Roman Republic. L. Pinarius Scarpa commanded four legions of Marcus Antonius in the Cyrenaica. After the battle of Actium he quickly changed his allegiance in favour of Octavian. The open hand and the legend proclaim friendship to Octavian.	UBS 78 - 9 September 2008 No.: 1217	9,500 chf
548/1a		T. Quinctius Flamininus. Stater (Gold, 8.44 g 12), Chalkis (?), c. 196 B.C. Bare head of Titus Quinctius Flamininus to right. Rev. T.QVINCTI (downwards) Nike standing left, holding wreath over name with her right hand and palm branch with her left. Cr. 548/1a.	British Museum
548/1b		T. Quinctius Flamininus. Stater (Gold, 8.44 g), Chalkis (?), c. 196 B.C. Bare head of Titus Quinctius Flamininus to right. Rev. T.QVINCTI (upwards) Nike standing left, holding wreath over name with her right hand and palm branch with her left. Rarity: Extremely rare. References. Babelon (Quinctia) 2. Bahrfeldt 9.2 (Athens, with legend upwards, same dies = M. Galani-Krikou et al., Coins & Numismatics, Athens, Numismatic Museum, 1996, p. 174). Biaggi 9. Calicó 29. Crawford 548/1b. Kent / Hirmer 29 (London, with legend downwards). Kraay / Hirmer 579 (Berlin, with legend downwards). WAW 109 (with legend upwards). Condition: A superb example well struck on a broad flan. Virtually as struck. Provenance: Ex Leu 81, 16 May 2001, 187.	Leu Numismatik AG Auction 93 - 10 May 2005 No.: 1	225,000 chf
550/1b		Q. Oppius. AE-Bronze, 12.56 g. Laodiceia-ad-Lycum, 88 BC. Diademed head of Venus r., crescent. Rev. Q OPPIVS PR Victory l. Cr. 550/1b. Dark green patina. EF.	A. Tkalec AG Auction September 2008 - 8 September 2008 No.: 264	1,500 chf
550/2b		Q. Oppius Pr. Circa 45 BC. Æ Dupondius(?) (15.29 g, 12h). Italian(?) mint. Diademed head of Venus right; crescent below chin. Rev. Victory advancing left, head right, holding palm frond and plate of fruit. Crawford 550/2b; CRI 507; RPC I 602/2; Sydenham 1277. Fine, brown surfaces. From the Patrick Villemur Collection.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 78 - 14 May 2008 No.: 1618	230 $
550/2d		Q. Oppius Pr. Circa 45 BC. Æ 25mm (17.36 gm). Laodiceia-ad-Lycum mint? Head of Venus right; capricorn behind. Rev. Victory walking left. Crawford 550/2d; Sear, CRI 507; Sydenham 1277a. Fine, brown patina. Rare. From the Tony Hardy Collection.	Classical Numismatic Group Mail Bid Sale 61 - 25 September 2002 No.: 1553	400 $