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Syracuse coins for sale
Syracuse was the leading Greek city of Sicily and one of the most important mints of the ancient Mediterranean. Coins on L5 are mostly tetradrachms, folles and hemidrachms, listed under Greek, Byzantine and Celtic.
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Constant II, AD 641-668. Æ Half Follis (5.17 g), Syracuse, IY 10 = 651/2. DOC 183
€160.00

Sicily Syracuse Deinomenid Tetradrachm 485 - 466 BC
Lot · bid $950.00

Egyptian Faience Eye of Horus
$400.00

Justinian II and Tiberius. Follis
$300.00

Sicily, Syracuse. Tetradrachm
$2,150.00

Sicily, Syracuse. Didrachm
$12,500.00

Sicily, Syracuse, Second Democracy, 466-405 BC. Half-litra
$400.00

Sicily, Syracuse. Hicetas. RESTRUCK ISSUE. 288-279 BC.
$2,000.00

Sicily. Syracuse. c. 367-344 BC. AE 24
$4,000.00

Sicily, Syracuse. Hieron II in the name of Queen Philistis, 274-216 BC , c. 274 BC
$7,750.00

Bruttium, Kroton. c. 350-340 BC
$45,000.00

$6,750.00

Sicily, Syracuse. Unsigned work by Kimon, c. 404-400 BC
$385,000.00

Constantine V with Leo IV, AE Follis, Syracuse Mint, 741-775 AD
$75.00

Syracuse Bronze (hemidrachm?)
$200.00

Sicily Syracuse Deinomenid Tetradrachm 475 - 470 BC
$1,195.00

Sicily Syracuse Deinomenid Tetradrachm 475 - 470 BC Randazzo Hoard
$1,295.00

ANTIDORON - La monnaie grecque entre guerre et commerce = Greek Coinage Between War and Trade
€112.00

Chalkous, for Everyday Dealings - The Unknown World of Copper Coinage
€67.50

SYRACUSAN “MEDALLIONS” and THEIR ENGRAVERS - The Santa Maria di Licodia Hoard (IGCH 2123)
€48.00

GREEK. Sicily. Syracuse. Agathokles. AE 22mm.
$150.00

SICILY, Syracuse. Dionysios I. 405-367 BC. Æ Hemilitron (3.79 g, 17 mm).
€50.00

The Greek World: Box of 12 Bronze Coins from the Time of Ancient Greece (wooden boxed collection)
$475.00

Sicily, Syracuse, Hicetas II. AE 20
$75.00
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Sicily, Syracuse. Tetradrachm
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Leo III. Tremissis
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Sicily, Syracuse. c. 450-440 BC
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Sicily, Syracuse, c. 460-440 BC
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Byzantine Empire, Sicily. Theophilus, 829-842 AD Syracuse, c. 831-842 AD
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Sicily, Syracuse. c. 440 BC
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