Katalog - 113. Auction

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Augustus, 27 BC - 14 AD
Denarius, Colonia Patricia?, 19 BC, Rev: SIGNIS RECEPTIS, Aquila and standard on either side of a shield with the inscription CL V, surrounded by the letters S P Q R, RIC.86a (3.80 g) The motif celebrates the return of military insignia captured by the Parthians in 53 BC at the Battle of Carrhae

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Claudius, 41 - 54
Denarius, 49 - 50, TI CLAVD CAESAR AVG P M TR P VIIII IMP XVI, head of Claudius to the right / SPQR / P. P / OB C S in an oak wreath, RIC.49 (3.45 g), beautiful portrait of Claudius_RR!

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Pescennius Niger, 193 - 194
Denarius, Antioch, Rev: FORTUNAE REDVCI, standing Fortuna to the left holding a rudder and cornucopia, RIC.26 (2.95 g), nearly fine, wonderful portrait_R!

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Theodosius II, 402 - 450
Solidus, Constantinople, 430 - 440, Rev: VOT XXX MVLT XXXX (workshop S), seated Constantinopolis to the left holding a cross on a globe and a scepter, shield next to the throne, star in the field, RIC.257 (4.42 g), nice condition with beautiful golden patina_R!

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Libius Severus, 461 - 465
Solidus, Ravenna, D N LIBIVS SEVERVS P F AVG, bust with diadem to the right / VICTORIA AVGGG, standing Victory frontally holding a Victory on a globe and a long cross, right foot on a human head, in the field R - M, RIC.2704, Kampmann.195.3 (4.47 g)_RR! Very rare coin from the late Western Roman Empire, one of the best-preserved pieces offered on the numismatic market

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Constantine IV Pogonatus, 668 - 685
Solidus, Constantinople, 681 - 685, Obv: VICTORIA AVG (workshop mark), cross standing on three steps, Heraclius and Tiberius on either side, SB.1153 (4.26 g), NGC MS case

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England, Aethelred II, 978 - 1016
Penny n.d. (979 - 985), mint London, Spink.1144 (1.60 g)

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Boleslaus II, 967 - 999
Denarius, Cach 123 var., Šm.31l (1.26 g), nice patina

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Boleslaus the Brave, 1003 - 1004
Denarius, Cach 226 var., Šm.94 var., different inscriptions on obverse and reverse, under bend IEAH, NGC MS 62_R! see Denarius find from Chýšt?, Catalog of a unique find of Czech coins from the end of the 10th century, page 67, coin with inv. number 158

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Oldrich, 1012 - 1033, 1034
Denarius, Cach 284 (0.95 g), uncut, beautiful patina

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Oldrich, 1012 - 1033, 1034
Denarius, Cach 284 (1.03 g), completely uncut

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Oldrich, 1012 - 1033, 1034
Denarius, Cach 285 (0.90 g), nice patina

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Oldrich, 1012 - 1033, 1034
Denarius, Cach 293 (1.01 g), nice patina

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Bretislaus I, 1037 - 1055
Denarius, Cach 300 (0.84 g), nice old patina

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Bretislaus I, 1037 - 1055
Denarius, Cach 310 (0.87 g)

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Bretislaus I, 1037 - 1055
Denarius, Cach 313 (1.20 g)

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Bretislaus I, 1037 - 1055
Denarius, Cach 313 (1.06 g)

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Vratislaus II, Duke of Olomouc 1054 - 1061 - 1092
Denarius, Cach 357, VP.19 (0.75 g), unpolished, unwavy, patina_RR! Very rare coin, according to the catalog there are 7 pieces in public collections, single pieces in private collections

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Olomouc unspecified mintings
Denarius, C.504, VP.182 (0.50 g), catalog lists only 11 known pieces, nice condition with mint luster in fields_RR!