ITEM No. 1555- CAPPADOCIAN KINGDOM - DRACHM OF ARIARATHES IV
From 220-163 BC. Reverse shows Athena standing left holding Nike left. Obverse shows portrait of the King. Diameter approx 18mm. Porous on reverse, otherwise near VF. Weight 3.91g. £60

ITEM No. 1532- CARIA / RHODOS - HEMIDRACHM, REV. ROSE
From 387-304 BC. Obverse shows head of Helios three-quarters face to right; reverse shows rose, bud to right. Sear 5044 variant. Weight 1.79g. £95

ITEM No. 1568- CARIAN ISLANDS / RHODES - DRACHM, REV. ROSE
Obverse shows radiate head of Helios right; reverse shows rose in incuse square. About VF; quite scarce. Similar to Sear 5041. Weight 1.98g. £175

ITEM No. 1572- EUBOIA / HISTIAIA - TETROBOL, REV. NYMPH HISTIAIA
From the 3rd Century BC. Obverse shows head of Histiaia; reverse shows the nymph Histiaia seated right on stern of galley. Very fine. Weight 2.35g. £75

ITEM No. 1541- IONIA / EPHESOS - DIOBOL, OBV. BEE, REV. 2 STAGS
Obverse shows bee; reverse shows two stags heads facing each other. This is a small coin, diameter approx 10mm. Scarce! Weight 0.98g. Sear 4375. £100

ITEM No. 1531- IONIA / MILETOS - TWELFTH STATER, OBV. LION
From the late 6th Century BC. Reverse shows star ornament within incuse square; obverse shows lion's head right. Weight 1.04g. £75

ITEM No. 1561- LUCANIA / VELIA - DIDRACHM, REV. LION
From c. 450-400 BC. Obverse shows helmeted head of Athena; reverse shows lion right. Diameter approx 21mm. About VF for issue; obverse struck off centre. Scarce! Weight 7.47g. Sear 451 variant. £120

ITEM No. 1418- LYDIA - SIGLOS, OBV. ARCHER KNEELING RIGHT
From approx 486-450 BC. Obverse shows archer kneeling right; reverse shows oblong punch. Small rectangular countermark to left of archer. From the period of Xerxes - Artaxerxes I (Persia). Diameter approx 15mm at widest. Weight 5.45g. £60

ITEM No. 1484- MACEDONIA - ALEXANDER THE GREAT DRACHM
An Alexander III drachm; obverse shows Herakles in lion skin; reverse shows Zeus enthroned left holding eagle and sceptre. Weight 4.08g. £120

ITEM No. 1562- MACEDONIA - ALEXANDER THE GREAT HEMIDRACHM
A scarce denomination! Obverse shows Herakles in lion skin; reverse shows Zeus enthroned left holding eagle and sceptre. Struck off centre on reverse, otherwise VF. Weight 2.01g. £145

ITEM No. 1387- MYSIA / LAMPSAKOS - TRIHEMIOBOL, 5TH CENTURY BC
Obverse shows janiform female head; reverse shows helmeted head of Athena. Diameter approx 11mm at widest. About VF. Similar to Sear 3879 but with Athena facing right rather than left. Weight 1.18g. £90

ITEM No. 1407- MYSIA / PARION - 3/4 DRACHM, C. 480 BC - SCARCE!
A three-quarters drachm of Mysia / Parion from around 480 BC. One side shows incuse square containing cruciform pattern; other side shows gorgoneion. Diameter approx 12mm. Similar to Sear 3917. Weight 3.17g. £60

ITEM No. 1580- PERSIS - DRACHM OF ARTAXERXES II
From c. 50-1 BC. Reverse shows king standing next to fire altar. About very fine. Provenance - St James's auction, London, 18 November 2011. Weight 3.08g. Sear 6212. £150

ITEM No. 1578- PERSIS - DRACHM OF AUTOPHRADATES II
From c. 140 BC. Obverse shows head of Darius II (?). Reverse shows fire altar between king and bird. Very fine. Provenance - St James's auction, London, 18 November 2011. Weight 4.1g. Sear 6202. £125

ITEM No. 1496- SELEUKID KINGDOM - ALEXANDER I TETRADRACHM
From 150-145 BC. Reverse shows Zeus enthroned left; BASILEWS ALEXANDROU to right; QEOPATOROS EYERGETOU to left. This coin is a bit grubby and might benefit from being professionally cleaned; rough surface to left of obverse; otherwise near-VF. Weight 16.9g. £200

ITEM No. 1556- SELEUKID KINGDOM - PHILIP PHILADELPHOS TETRADRACHM
Struck under Roman occupation, some time after 64 BC. Obverse shows bust of Philip right; reverse shows Zeus enthroned left. Diameter approx 26mm at widest. Weight 14.8g. £100

ITEM No. 1478- SIKYON - HEMIDRACHM, OBV. CHIMAERA, REV. DOVE
Obverse shows Chimaera standing left, SI below; reverse shows dove flying left. From 360-330 BC. Weight 2.62g. Sear 2774. £60

ITEM No. 1389- THRACE / AINOS - DIOBOL, REV. GOAT - SCARCE!
From circa 405-357 BC. Obverse shows bust of Hermes; reverse shows goat trampling on sapling; AINI above. Diameter approx 11mm. About VF. Weight 1.14g. £150