Basiliscus and Marcus (?). Roman imperal seal (18 mm, 7.81 gram) c. middle-half 5th century
Roman imperial seal (17x15x9 mm, 9.52 gram) later 4th-early 5th century
Roman imperial seal (17x19x5 mm, 4.14 gram) circa 4th-5th centuries
Roman imperial seal (14x16x5 mm, 3.18 gram) circa 4th-5th centuries
Constantinian Times. Lead imperial seal (17x14 mm, 5.44 gram) first half 4th century
Constantine the Great 307-337, with Crispus and Constantine II Caesars (?). Roman imperial seal (18x22x7 mm, 6.27 gram) AD 317-326
Herod Archelaus Half Prutah "Prow of Galley & EON Wreath" Jerusalem
Trajan Sestertius "Left Facing Portrait, Pax Trampling Dacian" Very Rare
Philip II as Caesar AR Antoninianus "Prince of Youth" Choice Extremely Fine
Postumus Billon Antoninianus "Sol with Whip" Extremely Fine
THRACE, Ainos. c. 357-342/1 BC, AR Drachm. Leu 76, 27 October 1999, lot 77 and Ex Gitta Kastner 4, 27 November 1973, lot 24 (purchased by Spink for 4,100 DM)
Uncertain East, Mysia or Philisto-Arabian. c. Mid 5th century BC, AR Drachm. From the Collection of Jonathan H. Kagan. Ex CNG MBS 72, 6/14/2006, Lot 700 (but as Philisto-Arabian)
PTOLEMAIC EMPIRE.EGYPT.Alexandria.Ptolemy VI Philometer 180-145 BC.AE. 1st period 180-170 BC.
GALLIA, Lemovices. c. 2nd - 1st century BC, AR Quinarius. Ex Münzhandlung Basel 7 (1936), lot 254. Ex Münzen und Medaillen Deutschland 38 (2013), lot 173
Sicily, Leontini, c. 405-402 BC, AE Tetras, 1.74g (14mm, 3h). Ex Leu 86, 2003, 271 and NAC 114, 2019, 54 sales.
Hispania - Castulo, Cazlona (Jaén) Ae As - 28 mm / 16.34 gr.
Diadumenian. Æ As.
Arabia, Philippopolis. Divus Julius Marinus. Father of Philip I. Æ 28 mm. RARE!
Ancient Glass in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Back Issues of the Celator Jan-Dec 2011; missing Oct, Nov & Dec; 9 issues in great condition.
Nero and Drusus Caesars. Brothers of Caligula. Æ Dupondius. Scarce.
Claudius. Æ Sestertius. The Knobloch Collection, 1980.
Nero. Æ Sestertius. Triumphal Arch.
Roman Republic. Sextus Pompey. Æ As.
Lydia, Æ Unit, 3rd century AD, Bagis, Bronze, , RPC:V.2, unassigned;
Thrace, Lysimachos, Æ Unit, ca. 306-300 BC, Lysimacheia, Bronze,
BAKTRIA KINGDOM, Greco-Baktrian Kingdom. Heliokles, circa 145-130 BC. AR Tetradrachm.
Egypt, Diocletian, Tetradrachm, 291-292, Alexandria, Billon, , RPC:X
Roman Empire, Constantine II, Follis, 322-323, Londinium, Bronze,
Roman Empire. Trajan (AD 98-117) AR Denarius. Rome. Date: AD 116!
JUDAEA. John Hyrcanus I. 135-104 BCE. Æ Prutah 9.5mm, 1.3 g. Jerusalem mint. "Yehohanan the High Priest and the Council of the Jews" (classic-style paleo-Hebrew), palm branch /
Philip II AE sestertius Philip II and Philip I seated left
Indo-Scythian Kingdom Azes AR tetradrachm
Carinus antoninianus emperor standing right
Kings of Macedon Alexander III the Great AR drachm Sardes mint
Domitian AE As Moneta standing left
Moesia Inferior Dionysopolis Gordian III AE pentassarion Homonoia standing left
Galatia Pessinos Geta, as Caesar AE19 Sangarios reclining left-unpublished
Gordian III AE sestertius Aeternitas standing to left
Thrace Deultum Macrinus AE25 Homonoia standing left
Maximus AR denarius emblems of the pontificate
Cilicia Tarsus AR stater
L. Thorius Balbus AR Denarius. EF-/VF+. 105 BC. Bull - C in reverse.
Roman Empire, Commodus, Dupondius, 178, Rome, Bronze, , RIC:1592
Roman Empire, Lucius Verus, As, 161, Rome, Bronze, , RIC:1288
Pisidia, Volusian, Æ Unit, 251-253, Antioch, Bronze, , RPC:IX-1282
Pontus (Amisos), time of Mithradates VI, Æ Unit, 105-85 BC, Amisos, Bronze
Pontus (Amisos), Æ Unit, 125-100 BC, Amisos, Bronze, , HGC:7-240
Roman Republic bronze, 89 BC - L. Titurius L.f. Sabinus