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L5 Auction 5 — Record-Breaking 859 Lots
Auction 5 is just days away with a record-breaking 859 lots!
There is something for every collector in Auction 5, from high-end Roman gold to budget coins with great historical and numismatic interest.
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Auction Highlights
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Exceptional material from our most trusted consigners
Nero. AD 54–68. AV Aureus
Imperial Roman gold at its finest. A magnificent aureus from one of history’s most notorious emperors, representing the height of Julio-Claudian artistry and wealth.
Kings of Thrace, Local Dynasts. Skostokos
A rare issue from the Thracian periphery. These local dynastic coinages represent the fascinating interplay between Greek, Persian, and local traditions in ancient Thrace.
Julius Caesar. 49–44 BC. AR Denarius
A powerful denarius from the Dictator himself. Caesar’s coinages represent some of the most historically significant issues in all of numismatics — direct connections to one of history’s most pivotal figures.
Rome Anonymous. Circa 225-214 BC. AR Quadrigatus
Early Roman silver from the nascent Republic. These quadrigati represent Rome’s first serious attempts at international coinage, struck as the city expanded across the Mediterranean.
Valentinian I. AD 364–375. AV Solidus
Late Roman imperial gold from a soldier-emperor. Valentinian’s solidi showcase the continued strength and artistry of Roman mints even as the empire faced increasing pressures.
Mysia, Kyzikos. AR Trihemiobol, circa 480-450 BC
Classical Greek silver from the shores of the Propontis. Kyzikos was strategically positioned between Europe and Asia, and its early coinage reflects this crossroads character.
And Much More…
Roman Republic. L. Calpurnius Piso Frugi AR Denarius
Republican silver with excellent style and historical significance.
Nerva. AD 96–98. AR Denarius
Short-lived but pivotal emperor who began the Adoptive Dynasty.
Cimmerian Bosporos. Pantikapaion. Circa 310-304/3 BC. AE
Fascinating bronze from the Greek colonies of the Black Sea.
Aurelian, 270-275. Antoninianus
“Restorer of the World” — budget-friendly access to Crisis coinage.
Don’t miss this record-breaking auction — 859 lots closing Monday!
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