Treasure, World & U.S. Coin Auction #20

Akarnania, Anaktorion, AR stater, 350-300 BC, "pegasus." Pegasi-29; BCD-83. 8.34 grams. Pegasus flying left, AN monogram below forehooves ...

Attica, Athens, AR tetradrachm, "owl," 440-404 BC, circa 430 BC. 16.95 grams. Helmeted head of Athena right, with frontal eye / Owl stand...

Calabria, Taras, AR nomos, circa 390-385 BC, "boy on dolphin." Vlasto-385. 7.83 grams. Warrior on horse left, holding small round shield; ...

Calabria, Taras, AR nomos, circa 272-240 BC, "boy on dolphin." Vlasto-836 to 841. 6.58 grams. Youth on horseback left, crowning horse with...

Calabria, Taras, AR nomos, circa 272-240 BC, "boy on dolphin." HN Italy-1024; Vlasto-846. 6.35 grams. Youth on horseback left, crowning ho...

Calabria, Taras, AR nomos, circa 272-240 BC, "boy on dolphin." BMC-214; Vlasto-877. 6.14 grams. Youth on horseback right, holding shield a...

Calabria, Taras, AR nomos, circa 272-240 BC, "boy on dolphin." Vlasto-904 to 6; SNG ANS-1220 to 24. 6.17 grams. Horseman armed with short ...

Kingdom of Macedon, AR tetradrachm, Philip III Arrhidaios, 323-317 BC in the name of Alexander III ("the Great"), Amphipolis mint, struck ...

Kingdom of Macedon, AR tetradrachm, Kassander, as regent, 317-305 BC, in the name of Alexander III ("the Great"), Amphipolis mint, struck ...

Kingdom of Macedon, AR tetradrachm, Alexander III ("the Great"), 336-323 BC, struck in the names of Kassander and Antigonos II, 310-275 BC...

Kingdom of Macedon, AR drachm, Alexander III ("the Great"), 336-323 BC, Miletos mint, encapsulated NGC Choice AU / strike 5/5 and surface ...

Kingdom of Thrace, AR drachm, Lysimachus, 305-281 BC, Cardia Mint (Lysimachia), ca.299-296 BC, encapsulated NGC AU / strike 5/5 and surface 5/5. Muell

Macedon under Roman Rule, AR tetradrachm, ca. 167-148 BC, 1st Meris, Amphipolis mint, encapsulated NGC AU / strike 5/5 and surface 4/5. SNG Copenhagen

Phoenicia, Byblus, Aynel, AR shekel, ca. 350-315 BC, encapsulated NGC XF / strike 3/5 and surface 3/5. SNG Copenhagen-132. 13.15 grams. Three hoplites

Phoenicia, Tyre, AR tetradrachm "shekel of Tyre," dated 39/38 BC (CY 88). BMC-175. 14.10 grams. Bust of Melkart right / Standing eagle lef...

Thrace, Islands of Thasos, AR tetradrachm, 2nd-1st centuries BC, encapsulated NGC Choice AU / strike 5/5 and surface 3/5. Le Rider, Thasiennes-51; HGC

Roman Republic, AR didrachm (quadrigatus), Anonymous, ca. 225-212 BC, Rome mint. Crawford-28/3; Sydenham-65; RSC-24. 5.48 grams. Laureate head of Jan

Roman Republic, serrate AR denarius, L. Roscius Fabatus, 64 BC, Rome mint. Crawford-412/1; Sydenham-915. 3.84 grams. Head of Juno Sospita right, weari

Roman Republic, AR denarius, The Caesarians, Julius Caesar, circa 54-44 BC, moneyer C. Cossutius Maridianus, Rome mint. Crawford-480/19; Sydenham-1069

Roman Republic, AR denarius, Julius Caesar, April-August 49 BC, military mint traveling with Caesar. Crawford-443/1; CRI-9; Sydenham-1006; RSC-49. 3.6

Roman Republic, AR denarius, Octavian, 43-27 BC, uncertain Italian mint, struck 29-27 BC. RIC-272; RSC-124. 3.62 grams. Laureate head of Apollo of Act

Roman Republic, AR cistophorus, Augustus, 27 BC-14 AD, Pergamum mint, struck 19-18 BC. RIC I-507; RPC I-2220; RSC-202. 11.29 grams. Bare head right /

Roman Empire, AR denarius, Augustus, 27 BC-14 AD, Lugdunum mint, struck circa 5 BC. RIC-207; BMC-533. 3.58 grams. Laureate head of Augustus right / Ca

Roman Empire, AR denarius, Augustus, 27 BC-14 AD, Lugdunum (Lyon) mint, struck 2 BC-12 AD. RIC-207; RSC-43. 3.73 grams. Laureate head of Augustus righ

Roman Empire, AR denarius, Caligula, with Agrippina Senior (his mother), 37-41 AD, Lugdunum mint, struck 37 AD. RIC-14; RSC-2. 3.63 grams. Bare head o

Roman Empire, AR denarius "tribute penny," Tiberius,14-37 AD, Lugdunum mint, struck 18-35 AD. BM-48, C-16; Paris-28; RIC-30. 3.65 grams. L...

Roman Empire, AR denarius, Vitellius, 69 AD, Rome mint. RIC-105. 2.96 grams. Laureate head of Vitellius right / Libertas standing facing right, holdin

Roman Empire, AV aureus, Titus, 79-81 AD, issued as Caesar, encapsulated NGC F, strike 5/5 and surface 4/5. RIC-210; Calico-723. 7.03 grams. Laureate

Roman Empire, AR denarius, Titus, 79-81 AD, struck 80 AD. RIC II-108; RSC-318. 3.29 grams. Laureate head of Titus right / Large wreath on curule chair

Roman Empire, AR denarius, Nerva (Marcus Cocceius Nerva), 96-98 AD, Rome mint, struck 97 AD. RIC-24; RSC-48. 3.00 grams. Laureate head of Nerva right

Roman Empire, AR denarius, Macrinus, 217-218 AD, Antioch mint, struck 217-218 AD. RIC-80; RSC-108. 4.08 grams. Laureate bust of Macrinus draped right

Judaea, AE middle bronze, Bar Kokhba Revolt, 132-135 AD, encapsulated NGC Choice VF, strike 4/5 and surface 3/5. Hendin-1437; TJC-291. 13.10 grams. Pa

Byzantine Empire, AV solidus, Anastasius I, 491-518 AD, Constantinople mint. DOC I-7a; SB-5. 4.46 grams. Diademed and helmeted three-quarter facing bu

Byzantine Empire, AV solidus, Justin II, 565-578 AD, Constantinople mint. DOC-4; SB-345. 4.30 grams. Helmeted, draped, and cuirassed bust facing, hold

USA (Philadelphia mint), $20 coronet Liberty, 1852, no motto. KM-74.1. 33.26 grams. Muted luster, minor bagmarks throughout.

USA (Carson City mint), $20 coronet Liberty, 1890-CC. KM-74.3. 33.37 grams. XF+, light marks and wear.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $20 coronet Liberty, 1899. KM-74.3. 33.44 grams. AU coin with muted luster.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $20 coronet Liberty, 1900. KM-74.3. 33.43 grams. Minimal marks and abrasions, AU overall.

USA (San Francisco mint), $20 coronet Liberty, 1905-S. KM-74.3. 33.43 grams. Lustrous choice AU with many small bagmarks. Possible struck-through erro

USA (Philadelphia mint), $20 St. Gaudens, 1908, no motto. KM-127. 33.41 grams. XF with some wear but no major scratches or marks.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $10 coronet Liberty, 1880. KM-102. 16.65 grams. XF with wear and light marks, rose toning around edges and letters.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $10 coronet Liberty, 1885. KM-102. 16.63 grams. Toned XF with light marks in fields.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $10 coronet Liberty, 1888. KM-102. 16.69 grams. Cleaned XF, number of marks and scratches in fields.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $10 coronet Liberty, 1897. KM-102. 16.65 grams. VF+ with interesting die cracks on both obverse and reverse, dark toning.

USA (San Francisco mint), $10 coronet Liberty, 1898-S. KM-102. 16.65 grams. VF with typical circulation marks and warm toning in fields.

USA (San Francisco mint), $10 coronet Liberty, 1905-S. KM-102. 16.68 grams. Somewhat lustrous AXF with some marks and light scratches on obverse.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $10 Indian, 1908, with motto. KM-130. 16.71 grams. Lustrous XF/AU with minor rim dings.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $10 Indian, 1911. KM-130. 16.72 grams. AU with faint marks and significant luster.

USA (Dahlonega mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1844-D. KM-69. 8.25 grams. AXF with some marks, toning around the rims.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1880. KM-101. 8.33 grams. XF with muted luster and choice rose-gold (pink) toning around design.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1881. KM-101. 8.33 grams. XF with rose-gold toning around design as with prior lot.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1882. KM-101. 8.35 grams. XF with muted luster.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1884. KM-101. 8.31 grams. Darkly toned XF with very choice purple and pink toning around edges.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1885. KM-101. 8.33 grams. XF with muted luster and choice rose-gold (pink) toning around design.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1886. KM-101. 8.32 grams. Toned XF with muted luster.

USA (San Francisco mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1887-S. KM-101. 8.33 grams. XF with some luster remaining.

USA (San Francisco mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1892-S. KM-101. 8.28 grams. Dark toned XF.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1895. KM-101. 8.33 grams. XF+ with muted luster and some toning around rims and lettering.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1898. KM-101. 8.27 grams. Dark toned VF/XF.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 coronet Liberty, 1908. KM-101. 8.35 grams. XF with marks and light scratch on obverse.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $5 Indian, 1909. KM-129. 8.34 grams. XF with light wear and marks.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $2-1/2 coronet Liberty, 1901. KM-72. 4.17 grams. Warmly toned XF with light marks in fields and some luster.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $2-1/2 Indian, 1909. KM-128. 4.19 grams. XF+ with rose toning over wear areas.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $2-1/2 Indian, 1914, encapsulated NGC MS 63. KM-128. Light bagmarks and planchet adjustment lines in headdress on obverse.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $1 small Indian princess head (Type III), 1856, slanted 5. KM-86. 1.68 grams. XF+ with light hairlines.

USA (West Point mint), proof $50 eagle, 1993-W, encapsulated NGC PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO. KM-219. Choice Ultra Cameo fields.

USA (West Point mint), proof $50 eagle, 1998-W, encapsulated NGC PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO. KM-219. Well deserving of the PF 70 Ultra Cameo grade.

USA (Philadelphia mint), $50 eagle, 1998, encapsulated PCGS MS69 / 9-11-01 / WTC Ground Zero Recovery. KM-219. This coin, along with others, was reco

USA (private issue), proof James B. Longacre "Proposed Motto" double eagle (1 oz. of .999 gold), 2007, encapsulated NGC Ultra Cameo Gem Pr...

USA (private issue), proof James B. Longacre "Proposed Motto" double eagle (1 oz. of .999 gold), 2007, encapsulated NGC Ultra Cameo Gem Pr...

USA (Philadelphia mint), $1 seated Liberty, 1846, encapsulated NGC AU 55. KM-71. Light, even wear and no distracting marks.

Set of three USA (New Orleans mint) half dollars, seated Liberty, from the SS Republic (1865), encapsulated NGC Shipwreck Effect ( C ) UNC, representi

USA (Philadelphia mint), 10c seated Liberty, 1888, encapsulated NGC MS 63. KM-A92. Only a few small marks to note along with colorful green, orange a

USA (San Francisco mint), 1 cent Indian head, 1909-S, rare final date, encapsulated NGC AU 58 BN. KM-90a. Only light wear on high points and a deep,

Buenos Aires, Argentina, gold medal, 1854, Constitution, struck over an Ecuador 4 escudos 1839, very rare. Cunietti-135; Rosa-236/39; Burzio-5-10. 13.

La Plata, Bolivia, 8R-sized silver proclamation medal, 1789, encapsulated NGC AU 50. Medina-179; Cayon-155. Obverse with bust of Charles IV with date

Potosi, Bolivia, oval silver medal, ca. 1825, Department of the Interior. Fonrobert-9431. 43×36mm; 31.18 grams. Obverse with Liberty standing w...

Potosi, Bolivia, oval silver medal, ca. 1825, Arts and Sciences Institute. Fonrobert-9446 (but lower weight). 35x29 mm; 13.18 gms. Obverse with Minerv

Potosi, Bolivia, oval silver medal, ca. 1825, Arts and Sciences Institute. Fonrobert-unl. (cf. 9446 but lower weight and different Minerva). 34x29 mm;

Bolivia, oval silver medal, Santa Cruz (1829-39), patriotic military award, rare, encapsulated NGC MS 64, finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fon

Potosi, Bolivia, oval silver medal, (early to mid-1800s), Justice / Council of State. Fonrobert-9425. 33x28mm; 16.27 grams. Obverse with Justice seat

Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1826, Constitution, encapsulated NGC MS 63, finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fonrobert-9470; Burnett-13. 21m

Potosi, Bolivia, 1/2 sol-sized silver medal, 1835, marriage of Santa Cruz and Francisca Cernadas, encapsulated NGC MS 64, finest and only specimen in

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1839, Regeneration of Bolivia, encapsulated NGC MS 64, finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fonrobert-9

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1841, dedication to the President from the Department of Potosi, encapsulated NGC MS 62, finest and only sp

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1842, Battle of Yngavi, encapsulated NGC MS 66, finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fonrobert-9799; Bu

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1841 (issued in 1844), Battle of Yngavi, encapsulated NGC MS 66, finest and only specimen in NGC census. F

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1844, Ballivian, encapsulated NGC MS 65, finest known in NGC census. Fonrobert-9536; Burnett-26. 20mm; 3.3

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1849, Belzu, encapsulated NGC MS 65, finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fonrobert-9549; Burnett-28. 20

Potosi, Bolivia, large silver proclamation medal, Belzu, 1850, encapsulated NGC MS 63 (oversized slab), finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fonrob

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1851, Constitutional Oath, encapsulated NGC MS 63, finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fonrobert-9558;

Potosi, Bolivia, large silver medal, 1852, personification of Bolivia / Munoz, rare, ex-Derman. Fonrobert-9561. 53mm; 70.36 grams. Obverse with elabor

Bolivia, 8 soles-sized silver proclamation medal, 1852, encapsulated NGC MS 61, finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fonrobert-9566; Burnett-40B. 3

Potosi, Bolivia, 2 soles-sized silver proclamation medal, 1852. Burnett-46a. 6.73 grams Medal dedicated "to the Supreme Being who saved Bolivia...

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver medal, 1852, Belzu, encapsulated NGC MS 62, finest and only specimen in NGC census. Fonrobert-9536; Burnett-51A1.

Potosi, Bolivia, 1 sol-sized silver proclamation medal, 1857, Cordova / Linares. Burnett-79b; Fonrobert-9623; Bosco-40.2. 3.36 grams Medallic commemor

Potosi, Bolivia, oval silver military medal with wreath hanger at top, 1857, Linares. Fonrobert-9621. 40x30mm (plus hanger); 17.33 grams total. Obvers

Potosi, Bolivia, oval silver military medal, 1857, Linares / Council of State, ex-Derman. Fonrobert-9620. 20.53 grams. Obverse with nine stars above a

Potosi, Bolivia, oval silver medal, 1859, Industry (1st class) / Linares. Fonrobert-unl. (cf. 9630, but thicker flan). 36x29mm; 19.63 grams. Obverse w

Potosi, Bolivia, oval silver medal, 1859, Industry (2nd class) / Linares. Fonrobert- 9631. 30x26mm; 10.72 grams. Obverse with allegorical design for i