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Greece coins for sale
Greece is the country in the southeastern Mediterranean where the ancient Greek city-states issued some of the earliest coins in the world, from about the 6th century BC. Coins on L5 are mostly world coins and Greek issues, chiefly drachms, staters and deniers, along with numismatic literature. The name is also written Graecia or Grèce.
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Greece
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Aeolis, Aiga Mint, AE, Circa 400-300 BC
$65.00
Ionia, Teos Mint, AE Circa 210-190 BC - RR
$160.00
Argos (Argolis) - Hemidrachm, Wolf Forepart & Large A
Lot · bid $100.00
Attica Athens Greece Athena Owl AR Tetradrachm Silver 454-404 BC
Lot · bid $250.00
GREEK. Euboea. Histiaia. AR Tetrobol.
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The Republicans. Brutus.
Lot · bid $175.00
ANCIENT GREECE – Kingdom of Macedon Philip II, 359-336 BC
Lot · bid $40.00
ANCIENT GREECE – Kingdom of Macedon Time of Philip V & Perseus, 187-168 BC
Lot · bid $50.00
The Triumvirs. Octavian. Autumn 42 BC. Fourrée Denarius
Lot · bid $45.00
ANCIENT GREECE Amphipolis, MACEDON
Lot · bid $40.00
Athens Owl Tetradrachm, AU & toned (454-404 BC)
$1,425.00
Sicily, Himera. c. 530-483/2 BC
$1,500.00
Kingdom of Greece, King George I, 1863-1913 Paris, c. 1895 AD
$850.00
GREECE, Corinth. c. 375-300 BC
$3,750.00
Magna Graecia, Lucania. Sybaris, c. 550-510 BC
$5,750.00
Campania, Neapolis (275-250 BC) Nomos (Man-headed bull reverse)
$600.00
Ionia, Uncertain, Circa 625-600, Hemihekte – Twelfth Stater, Globular Surface / Incuse Punch – RR
Lot · bid $50.00
Between Greece and Rome. Coinage in the Imperium of Mark Antony
€22.50
ANTIDORON - La monnaie grecque entre guerre et commerce = Greek Coinage Between War and Trade
€112.00
Coinage in South-Eastern Europe 820-1396
€48.00
Coins of the Frankish Occupation of Greece 1184-1566
€60.00
Athenian Owls
€7.50
Athenian Owls
€7.50
The Coins from Maroneia and the Classical City at Molyvoti - A Contribution to the History of Aegean Thrace
€144.00
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ROMAN PROVINCIAL, Greece. Caligula, 37 – 41 AD Corinth, c. 37-38 AD
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MESAMBRIA ,THRACE 400-350 BC
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Demetrios I Aniketos, 200-185 BC, Drachm
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Macedon. Philip II, 359-336 BC, and posthumous issues. Stater
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Marcus Antonius. Autumn 32-spring 31 BC. Denarius
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Marcus Junius Brutus and L. Plaetorius Cestianus. Transfer-die replica denarius
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