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55967
Add to Cart Phrygia, Laodikeia ad Lykos
AE 15, 4.55g. magistrate: Zeuxis Philalethes. c.15 B.C. Bare head of Augustus to right; lituus behind. Rev. Serpent staff of Asklepios. RPC 1, 2895. SNG von Aulock 3837; small scrape in hair. Dark brown patina. The magistrate Zeuxis Philalethes is most likely the physician who founded a school of medicine at the temple of Men Karou outside of Laodikeia as mentioned by his contemporary Strabo(Geog.12,88, 50.) During Starbo's lifetime, there were two directors of the medical school, Zeuxis and Alexander Philalethes. The reverse type with the serpent staff of Asklepios further supports the association. (See: Ramsay, Cities and Bishoprics of Phrygia, p. 52.) Provenance/Pedigree: Ex: Peter Weiss, Kiel Germany, collected 1967-2015. See more detailed image about Extremely Fine/Extremely Fine $1,000. |
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56771
New Add to Cart Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.D. ex: Niggeler collection,
AR Cistophorus, 11.87g. 30mm. Ephesus, c.25-20 B.C. IMP CAESAR. Bare head of Augustus to right. Rev. AVGVSTVS. Two deer standing in front of an altar decorated with garlands, wreaths, and festoons. RPC 2215. Banti/Simonetti 331(this coin). Sutherland 371a and plate IX(this coin). Some double striking and possible evidence of over-striking. Fine style and toned. Provenance/Pedigree: Extremely Fine $7,500. |
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53591
Add to Cart Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.D.
AR Denarius, 3.77g. 20mm. Lugdunum, 15 B.C. DIVI F AVGVSTVS. Bare head of Augustus to right. Rev. IMP X in exergue. Bull butting to right. RIC 167a. BMC 451. Giard 19. graffiti in field to left on rev. Fine style and excellent strike in high relief; old collection toning. Provenance/Pedigree: about Extremely Fine/Extremely Fine $3,750. |
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57091
New Add to Cart Augustus, 27 B.C.-14 A.D.
Lead tessera, 7.33g. 29mm. Rome, c.27-17 B.C. Bare head of Augustus to right; lituus in front. Rev. OB CIVIS SERVATOS. Wreath and two laurel branches. Gobl, Antike Numismatik, 1978, #119 and plate 9(this piece). Dark patina and of exceptional quality and size for lead tessera of this period. The reverse is copied from sestertii associated with the moneyers of the period. Provenance/Pedigrees: See more detailed image about Extremely Fine $7,500. |
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