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Pergamon coins for sale
Pergamon was an ancient Greek city in western Anatolia and the capital of the Attalid kingdom. Coins on L5 are mostly tetradrachms, diobols and dichalka, listed under Greek, Roman Provincial and Group Lots, and the name is also written Pergamum.
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Pergamon
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Syria, Seleucis and Pieria, Pseudo-Autonomous Issue, Antioch Mint, AE Circa 2nd Century AD - RRR
$145.00
Mysia, Pergamon, AE Circa 200-133 BC, Athena / Trophy
$65.00
Kings of Bithynia, Prusias I Cholos, AE Circa 230-182 BC, Nicomedia Mint, Apollo / Kithara - RR
$65.00
Mysia, Pergamon, Attalos I to Eumenes II, AE Circa 241-158 BC, Athena / Serpent
$85.00
Aeolis, Kyme Mint, AR Hemibol, Circa 480-450 BC - RR
$170.00
Aeolis, Kyme Mint, AR Hemibol, Circa 450-400 BC
$95.00
Aeolis, Elaia Mint, AE Circa 350-300 BC
$65.00
Aeolis, Aigai Mint, AE Circa 400-200 BC - RRR
$110.00
Mysia, Pergamon Mint, AE circa 140-50 BC, Nikophoros (Victory), Magistrate
$70.00
Pergamon — Cistophoric Tetradrachm, Serpents & Bow Case
Lot · bid $120.00
Mysia, Pergamon (c. 166-67 BC) AR Cistophoric Tetradrachm - Cista Mystica & Serpents
Lot · bid $250.00
Ephesos — Cistophoric Tetradrachm, Serpents & Bow Case
Lot · bid $111.00
Eumenes I of Pergamon, 263-241 BC, AR Tetradrachm, Rare Mint & Monogram
Lot · bid $400.00
Roman Provincial Mysia Pergamum Livia and Julia, (Struck 10 BC – 2 BC) AE 18.9mm 4.95gm
$17.50
Mysia, Pergamon. AE13 bronze struck in the name of Philetairos, 282-263 BC
Lot · bid $20.00
GREEK. Mysia, Pergamon. Asklepios. B.C. 133-127.
Lot · bid $1.00
AUGUSTUS, 27 BC - 14 AD. Cistophorus, Pergamon, 27-26 BC.
Lot · bid $130.00
Pergamum, Attalus I. Tetradrachm
$600.00
Commodus. AE 34
$400.00
Mysia, Pergamum. AE 17
$200.00
Rare Pergamon AE Athena Trophy Mithridatic War Occupation 85 BC
$180.00
Collector’s Study Lot of 12 Ancient Bronzes: Greek, Seleucid, Roman Provincial & Imperial, Including Scarcer and Uncertain Types
Lot · bid $1.00
Lot of Four Ancient Greek Bronze Coins – Sicily, Lesbos, Phoenicia, and Pergamon, 4th–2nd Centuries BC
Lot · bid $1.00
Mysia, Pergamon. early to mid 2nd cent. BC
$74.99
Recently sold on L5
Augustus. 27 BC-AD 14. AR Cistophorus. Pergamum. PAX / cista mystica.
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Ariarathes V — Drachm, Athena Nikephoros, Eusebeia-Mazaca
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Six Greek Pergamon Bronzes
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Mysia, Pergamon Diobol
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MYSIA. Pergamon (Circa 450 BC). AE. Confronted Bulls & Head of Apollo
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MYSIA. Germe. Pseudo-autonomous. Circa 100-130 AD. AE Bronze.
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