7732. JUDAEA, BAR KOCHBA REVOLT, 132-135 CE. Æ 25mm (11.22 gm). Dated year 2 (133/4 CE). "Year 2 of the Freedom of Israel", grape leaf / "Shim'", palm tree. Mildenberg 67 (O5/R31); Meshorer 260a; Hendin 708. Good VF, brown patina.
$275.
11020. SELEUCID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS XII DIONYSOS. 87/6-83/2 BC. AE (20mm, 5.53 g, 11h). Damaskos mint. Struck 85/4-84/3 BC. Diademed head right / Zeus Nikephoros standing left; monogram to outer left. SC 2478; HGC 9, 1328. VF. Nice example with an excellent portrait of this elusive king. Dark green patina with earthen highlights. From the Stephen Glover Collection.
10506. PARTHIA, KINGS, VOLOGASES III. Circa AD 105-147. BI Tetradrachm (28mm, 13.82 g, 12h). Seleukeia on the Tigris mint. Dated Dios SE 435 (October AD 123). Diademed and draped bust left, wearing tiara; Γ behind / Vologases seated left, receiving wreath from Tyche standing right, holding scepter; EΔY (year) above, ΔIOY (month) in exergue. Sellwood 79.11; Shore -. Good VF, darkly toned. Considerably better (eg. the faces on the reverse are fully struck up) than CNG 94, Lot: 823 which sold for $425 + 18% buyers fee.
11253. CHOICE PERSIA, ACHAEMENID KINGS. 375-340 BC, Siglos, 15 mm, 5.47 g. Obv: Kneeling running king with bow and dagger, Rx: Irregular incuse. Good VF. Well centered on flan. Much better than usual example.
11257. CHOICE PERSIA, ACHAEMENID KINGS. 375-340 BC, Siglos, 16 mm, 5.48 g. Obv: Kneeling running king with bow and dagger, Rx: Irregular incuse. Good VF. Well centered on flan. Much better than usual example.
10226. PERSIA, ACHAEMENID KINGS. Time of Xerxes II to Artaxerxes II. Circa 420-375 BC. AR Siglos (12mm, 5.50 g). Persian king or hero in kneeling-running stance right, holding spear and bow / Incuse punch. Carradice Type IIIb C (pl. XIV, 36); BMC Arabia pl. XXV, 15. VF, banker's mark on reverse. Includes a David R. Sear Certificate of Authenticity.
11256. CHOICE PERSIA, ACHAEMENID KINGS. 375-340 BC, Siglos, 15 mm, 5.48 g. Obv: Kneeling running king with bow and spear, Rx: Irregular incuse. Good VF. Well centered on flan. Much better than usual example.
11259. CHOICE PERSIA, ACHAEMENID KINGS. 375-340 BC, Siglos, 15 mm, 5.46 g. Obv: Kneeling running king with bow and dagger, Rx: Irregular incuse. EF. Well centered on flan. Much better than usual example.
9362. SELEUKID KINGS, DEMETRIOS I, 162-150 BC. Tyre mint. AE21, BMC 45. His diademed head right. / Prow of galley right. Cf. BMC Phoenicia 99. AEF. Scarce. Excellent style Hellenistic portrait.
11016. SELEUKID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS HIERAX. Circa 242-227 BC. AR Tetradrachm (29mm, 16.27 g, 12h). Alexandria Troas mint. Head right, wearing winged diadem / Apollo seated left on omphalos, testing arrow, resting hand on bow; monograms to outer left and right; in exergue, horse grazing right. SC 877 var. (unlisted control on right); HGC 9, 399g. VF, nicely toned with excellent centering and good detail, a little roughness on obverse. An excellent style portrait. From the Stephen Glover Collection. Scarce.
12965. SELEUKID KINGS, SELEUKOS I, 312-280 BC. Silver Tetradrachm, 24 mm, 16.71 g. Seleukeia on the Tigris II mint. Struck circa 296/5-281 BC. Laureate head of Zeus right / BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣEΛEYKOY, Athena brandishing spear and shield driving quadriga of elephants, anchor mintmark above. Good VF. Nicely centered, good metal. Scarce. After the successful conclusion of the Babylonian War against Antigonos Monophthalmos in 309 BC, Seleukos had secured his western border. He then turned his eyes eastwards and attacked Chandragupta, the ruler of the Mauryan Empire in northern India. Sometime around 303 BC a peace treaty was agreed, one term of which was that Seleukos would receive 500 elephants from Chandragupta. The chariot of elephants on this coin commemorates these elephants.
CHOICE EXAMPLE 10223. INDO-GREEK KINGDOM, MENANDER I. Ca. 165/55-130 B.C. AE unit (12 x 12 mm, 2.59 g, 12 h). BASILEWS SWTHPOS MENAND[POY], head of elephant right, wearing bell around neck / "Maharajasa tratarasa Menamdrasa" in Kharosthi, club of Herakles upward; in left field, monogram; in right field, A. Bopearachchi 28E; SNG ANS 923-31. EF, dark green patina. Choice example, as good as they come.
9360. SYRIA, SELEUKIS AND PIERIA, SELEUKEIA, after 109/108 BC. AR Tetradrachm, 27 mm, 14.73 gm. Veiled and turreted bust of Tyche r./Thunderbolt with fillet on cushion placed on stool. EF. Scarce. A very interesting and impressive type. Better than photo with all types sharp and detailed. SOLD.
7730. SYRIA, ROMAN PROVINCE OF, after 64 AD. AR Tetradrachm in the name of Philip Philadelphos. Hd. r./Zeus enthroned. EF. Excellent example of these last Seleucid type tetradrachms after the conquest by the Romans. Scarce. SOLD.
7210. SELEUCID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS VII, 138-129 BC. AR Tetradrachm. Head of Antiochus VII r. /Athena stg with Nike. Choice EF. Sharp. SOLD.
6084. SELEUKID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS IV, 175-164 BC. AE34, BMC 41, Sear 6985. Hd. Zeus r./Eagle stg. l. VF. This Antiochos destroyed the Jerusalem temple. Scarce large bronze. SOLD.
11015. SELEUKID KINGS, SELEUKOS II KALLINIKOS. 246-225 BC. AE (16mm, 3.01 g, 12h). Mint associated with Antioch. Struck after circa 228 BC. Diademed head right / Pegasos leaping left. SC 712; HGC 9, 352. VF, brown patina. Scarce. From the Stephen Glover Collection. Unusual fully bearded portrait. Choice portrait for these. SOLD.
7099. SELEUCIDARUM IMPERIUM, Sive Historia Regum Syriae ad Fidem Numismatum accomodata, Foy-Vaillant, J(ean). Paris: Louis Billaine, 1681. First edition. With an engraved title-vignette, 26 engraved portaits and 114 engravings of Seleucid coins. 4to (7.5 x 9.75"), contemporary calf, rebacked preserving the original lettering label, corners restored. A very good copy in excellent condition internally. A history of the Seleucid Dynasty with portraits of each king and illustrations of his coinage. Illustrations from coins in the author's collection, from the Harleian Collection, and from the French Treasury. Foy-Vaillant (1632-1706), a numismatist, was sent to the Levant by Colbert sometime after 1670 and collected coins from Greece, Italy, Persia, and Egypt. Though reprinted in 1732, both editions are scarce, only three copies (two of the first edition) appearing at auction since 1975. SOLD.
THE 30 PIECES OF SILVER OF THE BIBLE 8195. PHOENICIA, TYRE, 1st century BC/AD. AR Shekel. Head Melquarth r./Eagle stg. The 30 pieces of silver mentioned as the 30 pieces of silver in the Bible. Toned EF. Excellent example with an especially sharp Melquarth.
SOLD.
THE 30 PIECES OF SILVER OF THE BIBLE 6551. PHOENICIA, TYRE. AR Half Shekel. Hd. Melqart l./Eagle stg. r. EF. The actual denomination used for the Jewish temple tax mentioned as the 30 pieces of silver in the Bible. Better than image.
SOLD.
THE 30 PIECES OF SILVER OF THE BIBLE 6553. PHOENICIA, TYRE. AR Half Shekel, 23 mm, 6.89 g. EM (82/1 BC) - BMC 136-7. Hd. Melqart l./Eagle stg. r. EF. The actual denomination used for the Jewish temple tax mentioned as the 30 pieces of silver in the Bible. Better than image.
SOLD.
THE 30 PIECES OF SILVER OF THE BIBLE 6555. PHOENICIA, TYRE. AR Half Shekel. Hd. Melqart l./Eagle stg. r. EF. Die imperfection above brow. The actual denomination used for the Jewish temple tax mentioned as the 30 pieces of silver in the Bible. Better than image.
SOLD.
10095. HOARD OF 27 SILVER COINS OF ANCIENT PERSIS, c. 1st century BC. King's head l./King before Ahura Mazda Zoroastrian fire altar. Scarce. Most are hemidrachms, 2 drachms and 1 obol among the total of 27. Should sell for double or more individually! Persis was the original homeland of the Persians and located in modern Fars province with its center the ancient city of Shiraz. Both Persepolis and Pasargadae are located there. These coins of Persis are from the period between the Persian empire and the later Sasanians when only a few Persian rulers still maintained autonomy to strike coins in spite of Seleucid power. Thus they are scarce. Good selection and condition for these with a number of different types. SOLD.
11254. CHOICE PERSIA, ACHAEMENID KINGS. 375-340 BC, Siglos, 15 mm, 5.55 g. Obv: Kneeling running king with bow and dagger, Rx: Irregular incuse. Good VF. Well centered on flan. Much better than usual example. SOLD.
7539. A CHOICE GOLD DARIC OF THE PERSIANS, Circa 450-330 BC. After the defeat of King Croesus of Lydia, Asia Minor and its Greek cities fell under Persian control leading to more than two centuries of warfare between the Greeks and Persians. These struggles have become legendary thanks to the ancient historians' accounts of the Spartan defense of Marathon, the Persian sack of Athens, and the final defeat of the Persian fleet at Salamis. Throughout this period the Persians issued a series of gold and silver coins including this gold daric of circa 450-330 BC, the period of Kings Artaxerxes I to Darius III. This gold daric is a choice example of the Persian coinage of this period, as many of the surviving examples are in poor condition or with portions of the figure off the flan. This is one of the rare examples where the figure of the Great King is all present, in excellent condition and well centered on a symmetrical flan. Certainly a choice example of numismatic art from ancient times and one that is directly associated with these historic events. Obverse: Figure of the Great Persian King wearing crown and long robe. He runs right carrying a bow and spear, a quiver of arrows protruding behind him. Reverse: Irregular punch mark of rectangular form. Dimensions: 17 x 14.5 mm. (0.67 x 0.57"). Weight: 8.32 gm. (0.260 Troy oz.). Metal composition: Nearly pure gold. References: Babelon, pl. 86, 19-21. Grade: Extra Fine. SOLD.
10291. JUDAEA, PORCIUS FESTUS, procurator of Judea under Nero, 59-62 AD, bronze prutah of 16 mm, 2.86 grams. Obverse: NEP WNO C (Nero) in a wreath. Reverse: Palm branch (Year 5 of Nero). Reference: Hendin 1351 (4th ed. 653). A choice bold example of this coin. "But after two years Porcius Festus came into Felix's room: and Felix, willing to show the Jews a pleasure, left Paul bound." (Acts 24:27)This lot is accompanied by a photo-authenticity receipt signed by David Hendin, author of Guide to Biblical Coins. SOLD.
HEROD THE GREAT OF THE BIBLE 10211. JUDAEA, HERODIAN KINGS, HEROD I (THE GREAT), 40-4 BC, Copper eight protot, Hendin 486, TJC 44, AJC II 1, Choice VF, 8.1gm, 25mm, Samaria mint, 40 B.C.; obverse HRWDOU BASILEWS (of King Herod), tripod, ceremonial bowl (lebes) above, LG - P (= year 3 of the tetrarchy = 40 B.C.) across fields; reverse military helmet facing, decorated with ivy?, with cheek pieces and straps, wreathed with acanthus leaves, star above, flanked by two palm-branches. Excellent contrasting patina. Historic coin of the Herod of the Bible. The largest denomination of coins Herod issued. An excellent example with great contrasting patina.
SOLD.
11145. EXTREMELY RARE HORIZONTAL LEGEND TYPE. BACTRIAN KINGS, EUKRATIDES I. Circa 170-145 BC. AR Tetradrachm (13.35 g, 12h). Attic standard. Diademed and draped bust right, wearing helmet adorned with bull's horn and ear / The Dioskouroi on horses rearing right, holding palms and spears; monogram to lower left. Bopearachchi 6I var. (curved legend); SNG ANS -; Bopearachchi & Rahman 239. VF scratches. Extremely rare horizontal upper legend type. Nice style clear portrait. SOLD.
6086. BACTRIAN KINGS, EUKRATIDES I, 171-135 BC. Tetradrachm, Sear 7570. Helmeted bust r./The Dioskouroi. VF. SOLD.
10507. BAKTRIA, KINGS, BAKTRIA, EUTHYDEMOS I, Greco-Baktrian Kingdom. Circa 225-200 BC. AR Tetradrachm (27mm, 16.14 g, 6h). Uncertain Mint C. Struck circa 215-210 BC. Diademed head right / Herakles seated left on rock, holding club set on rocks beside his knee; monogram to outer right. Kritt C2; Bopearachchi Serie 4A; SNG ANS 122. Good VF, minor porosity, excellent bold portrait. SOLD.
7730. SYRIA, ROMAN PROVINCE OF, after 64 AD. AR Tetradrachm in the name of Philip Philadelphos. Hd. r./Zeus enthroned. EF. Excellent example of these last Seleucid type tetradrachms after the conquest by the Romans. Scarce. LAODIKE I, wife of Antiochos II
10865. SELEUKID KINGS, LAODIKE I, wife of Antiochos II. Struck at Laodikeia, Phrygia, 2nd-1st century BC. AE21mm, 5.78g Obverse: Bust of Queen Laodike r., wearing stephane and diadem. Reverse: Filleted cornucopia, LAODI/KEWN either side, caduceus to l. SG5159v (no caduceus), Lindgren I 981v(symbol).
SOLD.
10995. SELEUKID KINGS OF SYRIA, ANTIOCHOS I SOTER, 281-261 BC. AR Tetradrachm (29mm, 16.89 g, 3h). Seleukeia on the Tigris mint. Diademed head right / Apollo Delphios seated left; monograms in outer fields. SC 379.5a; HGC 9, 128g. Near VF, toned. SOLD.
THE 30 PIECES OF SILVER OF THE BIBLE 6554. PHOENICIA, TYRE. AR Half Shekel, 24 mm, 6.96 g. Hd. Melqart l./Eagle stg. r. EF. The actual denomination used for the Jewish temple tax mentioned as the 30 pieces of silver in the Bible. Better than image.
SOLD.
THE 30 PIECES OF SILVER OF THE BIBLE 6550. PHOENICIA, TYRE. AR Half Shekel. 6.97 g., 22 mm. Date is ZI which is year 17 (110/09 BC). Hd. Melqart l./Eagle stg. r. EF. The actual denomination used for the Jewish temple tax mentioned as the 30 pieces of silver in the Bible. Better than image.
SOLD.
11258. CHOICE PERSIA, ACHAEMENID KINGS. 375-340 BC, Siglos, 15 mm, 5.45 g. Obv: Kneeling running king with bow and dagger, Rx: Irregular incuse. Good VF. Well centered on flan. Much better than usual example. SOLD.
BAKTRIA
SOLD.
7600. BAKTRIA, KINGS, DIODOTOS II (as Satrap to Antiochos II), 256-230 BC. AR Tetradrachm, 16.02 gm., Sear 7507. Diademed hd. r./Naked Zeus stg. l. wielding thunderbolt, eagle at feet, BASILEWY ANTIOXOY. VF. 
SOLD.
10282. KINGS of BAKTRIA, GRECO-BAKTRIAN KINGS. DEMETRIOS I. Circa 200-185 BC. AE Triple Unit (28mm - 11.34 g). Head of elephant right, wearing bell around neck / Caduceus; monogram to left. Bopearachchi Serie 5E; SNG ANS 209. EF, reddish-brown patina. 
SOLD.
6086. BACTRIAN KINGS, EUKRATIDES, 171-135 BC. Tetradrachm, Sear 7570. Helmeted bust r./The Dioskouroi. VF. 
SOLD.
6087. BACTRIAN KINGS, EUKRATIDES, 171-135 BC. Tetradrachm, Sear 7570. Helmeted bust r./The Dioskouroi. VF+. Surface roughness. Inexpensive example. 
CHARACENE
COMMAGENE
CYPRUS
INDO-GREEK
SOLD.
6088. 4 INDO-GREEK KUSHAN COINS. Nice silver obol plus 3 bronze of which 2 are square issues. To AE22. 
INDO-SCYTHIAN
JUDAEA
PARTHIA
SOLD.
7513. PARTHIA, AR Drachm. /King sighting arrow r. 
PERSIA
SOLD.
7539. A CHOICE GOLD DARIC OF THE PERSIANS, Circa 450-330 BC. After the defeat of King Croesus of Lydia, Asia Minor and its Greek cities fell under Persian control leading to more than two centuries of warfare between the Greeks and Persians. These struggles have become legendary thanks to the ancient historians' accounts of the Spartan defense of Marathon, the Persian sack of Athens, and the final defeat of the Persian fleet at Salamis. Throughout this period the Persians issued a series of gold and silver coins including this gold daric of circa 450-330 BC, the period of Kings Artaxerxes I to Darius III. This gold daric is a choice example of the Persian coinage of this period, as many of the surviving examples are in poor condition or with portions of the figure off the flan. This is one of the rare examples where the figure of the Great King is all present, in excellent condition and well centered on a symmetrical flan. Certainly a choice example of numismatic art from ancient times and one that is directly associated with these historic events. Obverse: Figure of the Great Persian King wearing crown and long robe. He runs right carrying a bow and spear, a quiver of arrows protruding behind him. Reverse: Irregular punch mark of rectangular form. Dimensions: 17 x 14.5 mm. (0.67 x 0.57"). Weight: 8.32 gm. (0.260 Troy oz.). Metal composition: Nearly pure gold. References: Babelon, pl. 86, 19-21. Grade: Extra Fine. 
PERSIS
PHOENICIA
SOLD.
6547. PHOENICIA, SIDON, AE22, BMC 140. Hds. Tyche & Zeus r./Galley. VF. 
SOLD.
6548. PHOENICIA, SIDON, AE20, BMC 140. Hds. Tyche & Zeus r./Galley. VF. 
SOLD.
8195. NICE EXAMPLE OF THE BIBLICAL 30 PIECES OF SILVER. PHOENICIA, TYRE, 1st century BC/AD. AR Shekel. Head Melquarth r./Eagle stg. The 30 pieces of silver. Toned EF. Excellent example with an especially sharp Melquarth. 
SOLD.
6552. THE 30 PIECES OF SILVER OF THE BIBLE. PHOENICIA, TYRE. AR Half Shekel. Hd. Melqart l./Eagle stg. r. EF. The actual denomination used for the Jewish temple tax. Better than image. 
SELEUKID KINGS (family tree)
SOLD.
7099. SELEUCIDARUM IMPERIUM, Sive Historia Regum Syriae ad Fidem Numismatum accomodata, Foy-Vaillant, J(ean). Paris: Louis Billaine, 1681. First edition. With an engraved title-vignette, 26 engraved portaits and 114 engravings of Seleucid coins. 4to (7.5 x 9.75"), contemporary calf, rebacked preserving the original lettering label, corners restored. A very good copy in excellent condition internally. A history of the Seleucid Dynasty with portraits of each king and illustrations of his coinage. Illustrations from coins in the author's collection, from the Harleian Collection, and from the French Treasury. Foy-Vaillant (1632-1706), a numismatist, was sent to the Levant by Colbert sometime after 1670 and collected coins from Greece, Italy, Persia, and Egypt. Though reprinted in 1732, both editions are scarce, only three copies (two of the first edition) appearing at auction since 1975. 
SELEUKOS I, NIKATOR, 312-280, successor of Alexander III the Great
ANTIOCHOS I, SOTER, 280-261, son of Seleukos I
SOLD.
6543. SELEUKID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS I, 281-261 BC. AE14. Bust Athena facing/Nike stg. l. EF. Excellent example! Out of focus rv. is sharper than image shows. 
ANTIOCHOS II, THEOS, 261-246, son of Antiochos I
LAODIKE I, wife of Antiochos II
SELEUKOS II, KALLINIKOS, 246-226, elder son of Antiochos II and Laodike I
ANTIOCHOS HIERAX, 246-227, younger son of Antiochos II and Laodike
SELEUKOS III, KERAUNOS, 226-223, elder son of Seleukos II
ANTIOCHOS III, THE GREAT, 223-187, younger brother of Seleukos III
SOLD.
6544. SELEUCID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS III, 223-187BC. Tetradrachm, Sear 6936v. Bust r./Apollo std. sighting arrow. VF+. Old cabinet toning. 
SOLD.
7728. SELEUCID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS III, 223-187BC. Tetradrachm, S6936v. Bust r./Apollo std. sighting arrow. EF. 
MOLON, 222-220
ACHAIOS, 220-214, uncle of Antiochos III
SELEUKOS IV, PHILOPATOR, 187-175, elder son of Antiochos III
LAODIKE IV, wife of Seleukos IV then Antiochos IV
ANTIOCHOS, 175-170, son of Seleukos IV
ANTIOCHOS IV, EPIPHANES, 175-164, younger son of Antiochos III
ANTIOCHOS V, EUPATOR, 164-162, son of Antiochos IV
TIMARCHOS, 162, Satrap of Babylon, Usuper
DEMETRIOS I, SOTER, 162-150, son of Seleukos IV
ALEXANDER I, BALAS, 150-145, claimed son of Antiochos IV
DEMETRIOS II, NIKATOR, first reign 145-140, elder son of Demetrios I
ANTIOCHOS VI, DIONYSOS, 145-142, infant son of Alexander Balas
TRYPHON, 142-138, general and regent for Antiochos VI
ANTIOCHOS VII, EUERGETES (SIDETES), 138-129, younger brother of Demetrios II
SOLD.
7207. SELEUCID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS VII, 138-129 BC. AR Tetradrachm. Head of Antiochus VII r. /Athena stg with Nike. Choice EF. Sharp. 
SOLD.
7210. SELEUCID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS VII, 138-129 BC. AR Tetradrachm. Head of Antiochus VII r. /Athena stg with Nike. Choice EF. Sharp. 
DEMETRIOS II, NIKATOR, second reign 129-125, elder son of Demetrios I
ALEXANDER II, ZABINAS, 128-123, claimed adopted son of Alexander Balas <
SELEUKOS V, 125, son of Demetrios I and Cleopatra who had him murdered
CLEOPATRA THEA, 125, daughter of Ptolemy VI of Egypt, successive wife of Alexander Balas, Demetrios II and Antiochos VII
CLEOPATRA THEA & ANTIOCHOS VIII (her son), joint reign 125-121
ANTIOCHOS VIII, GRYPOS, 121-96, son of Cleopatra and Demetrios II
ANTIOCHOS IX, KYZIKENOS, 113-95, son of Antiochos VII and Cleopatra
SOLD.
6085. SELEUKID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS IX, 113-95 BC. AR Tetradrachm, Sear 7160. Diademed hd. r. with short beard/Athena with shield and Nike. VF+. Scarce. 
SOLD.
6546. SELEUCID KINGS, ANTIOCHOS IX, 114-95 BC. AE18. Hd. r./Thunderbolt. VF. 
SELEUKOS VI, EPIPHANES NIKATOR, 95-94, eldest son of Antiochos VIII, nephew of Antiochos IX, cousin of Antiochos X
ANTIOCHOS X, EUSEBES PHILOPATOR, 94-83, son of Antiochos IX
ANTIOCHOS XI, EPHIPHANES PHILADELPOS, 93, son of Antiochos VIII, brother of Philip, cousin of
ANTIOCHOS X, younger brother of Seleukos VI
DEMETRIOS III, PHILOPATOR, 95-88, son of Antiochos VIII, brother of Philip, cousin of Antiochos X
PHILIP PHILADELPHOS, 93-83, son of Antiochos VIII
ANTIOCHOS XII, DIONYSOS, 88-84, youngest of the 5 sons of Antiochos VIII, brother of Demetrios III, brother of Philip
TIGRANES II OF ARMENIA, 83-69
ANTIOCHOS XIII, ASIATIKOS, 69-64, son of Antiochos X
ROMAN PROVINCE OF SYRIA
SOLD.
7730. SYRIA, ROMAN PROVINCE OF, after 64 AD. AR Tetradrachm in the name of Philip Philadelphos. Hd. r./Zeus enthroned. EF. Excellent example of these last Seleucid type tetradrachms after the conquest by the Romans. Scarce. 
SYRIA
SOLD.
6072. SYRIA, SIDON. AE20, RPC 4571. Europa riding galloping bull l./Tetrastyle temple atop base with columns standing beside. VF. Scarce. Nice example considerably superior to RPC example. 
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