Here's a selection of items from next month's coin sale from Frank S. Robinson (closing July 10, 2018). -Editor
Lot 30: EGYPT, PHARAOH NEKTANEBO II
EGYPT, PHARAOH NEKTANEBO II, 361-343 BC, Æ13, Leaping ram/scales, VF, obv centered, rev just sl off-ctr, dark green patina with earthen hilighting. The ONLY coin of Egypt of the Pharaohs (there's also a very rare gold
version), though some evidence suggests a Syrian issue. (A GVF brought $4313, Triton 1/05; VF $5423, Gorny 3/07).
To read the complete lot description, see:
EGYPT, PHARAOH NEKTANEBO II, 361-343 BC, Æ13 (https://emax.bid/en/lot/170776)
Lot 188: MARK ANTONY & OCTAVIAN
MARK ANTONY & OCTAVIAN, Den, Head r/head r, Cr.517/2; EF, egg-shaped flan, sl obv flatness at upper left edge & rev somewhat off-ctr, but lgnds complete; decent metal with medium grey tone. Insignificant striking
imperfection on Tony's chin, still excellent portraits with sharp hair detail. (A Near EF brought $6900, CNG 5/11; GVF $2142, NAC 5/13.)
To read the complete lot description, see:
MARK ANTONY & OCTAVIAN, Den, Head r/head r (https://emax.bid/en/lot/170931)
Lot 331: GALLIENUS, Egypt Tetradrachm, Eagle
GALLIENUS, Egypt Tet, Eagle l., hd r, palm, Yr 14; Nice AEF, centered, sl ragged flan, well struck, good medium brown patina. Ex Curtis with his distinctive carefully lettered holder. (A VF, this exact var., brought $240,
Peus 4/13.)
Frank Robinson adds:
"Curtis" is James W. Curtis, who wrote the book on Egyptian tetradrachms.
To read the complete lot description, see:
GALLIENUS, Egypt Tet, Eagle (https://emax.bid/en/lot/171074)
Lot 418: PHOCAS, Gold Solidus
PHOCAS, Gold Solidus, S620, Facg bust/Angel stg, Offic.H; Lustrous EF+, perfectly centered, well struck with sharp portrait, a few sm scrs at rev top (A GVF brought $604, CNG 5/12)
To read the complete lot description, see:
PHOCAS, Gold Solidus, S620, Facg bust/Angel stg (https://emax.bid/en/lot/171161)
Lot 488: "THE KING OF SIAM PROOF SET"
The LEGENDARY "King of Siam" Proof Set of 1834, the most famous & desirable item in all numismatics. Eleven pcs incl 1804 $1 & $10, and Andy Jackson medalet, in plush case. Well, OK, they are marked
"COPY" but still a pretty cool item. (Gold are not real gold; silver appear silver with some nice toning.)
For the collector who has everything (but the real set...) -Editor
To read the complete lot description, see:
The LEGENDARY "King of Siam" Proof Set of 1834 (https://emax.bid/en/lot/171231)
To access the complete auction, see:
http://emax.bid/en/auction/228
Wayne Homren, Editor
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