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(Turkey) Greek Electrum coin. minted in Cyzicus, Mysia, Turkey. 16.1g. British Museum. Bicycle Tattoo, Celtic, Art Nouveau, Electrum, Valuable Coins, 17th Century Art, Coin Art, Ancient Jewelry, Viking Jewelry

17th Century Art

Ancient Jewelry

(Turkey) Greek Electrum coin. minted in Cyzicus, Mysia, Turkey. 16.1g. British Museum.

Gold Solidus of Konstantinos VI with his mother Irene of Athens. 780-790 Monnaie de Paris Soldo em ouro de Constantino VI com a sua mãe Irene de Atenas. 780-790 Monnaie de Paris Bullion Coins, Gold Bullion, Antique Coins, Antique Gold, Byzantine Gold, Gold Money, Gold And Silver Coins

Gold And Silver Coins

Gold Solidus of Konstantinos VI with his mother Irene of Athens. 780-790 Monnaie de Paris Soldo em ouro de Constantino VI com a sua mãe Irene de Atenas. 780-790 Monnaie de Paris

Glycerius – R. Wester Roman Empire from 473-474. He was the comes Domesticorum when Gundobad chose him to succeed Olybrius. Glycerius was never recognized by Leo the Thracian. Zeno sent Julius Nepos to succeed Glycerius, which happened without a fight. Glycerius was sent to Dalmatia to become the Bishop of Salona. Glycerius was last mentioned alive in 480, but his date of death is unknown. Fall Of Constantinople, All Currency, Roman History, Roman Emperor, Rare Coins, Ancient Rome, Coin Collecting

Fall Of Constantinople

Coin Collecting

Glycerius – R. Wester Roman Empire from 473-474. He was the comes Domesticorum when Gundobad chose him to succeed Olybrius. Glycerius was never recognized by Leo the Thracian. Zeno sent Julius Nepos to succeed Glycerius, which happened without a fight. Glycerius was sent to Dalmatia to become the Bishop of Salona. Glycerius was last mentioned alive in 480, but his date of death is unknown.

Tetradracma - argento - Ialysos, Rodi (Grecia) (510-480 a.C.) ΙΑΛΥΣΙΟΝ testa d'aquila vs.sn. - Münzkabinett Berlin Berlin Museum, Bohemia Jewelry, Rhodes, World Coins, Coin Ring

Bohemia Jewelry

Tetradracma - argento - Ialysos, Rodi (Grecia) (510-480 a.C.) ΙΑΛΥΣΙΟΝ testa d'aquila vs.sn. - Münzkabinett Berlin

Roman Gold Solidus of Constantine (struck 337-340 AD. Ancient Roman Coins, Ancient History, Roman Artifacts, Ancient Artifacts, Coin Buyers

Ancient Roman Coins

Ancient History

Roman Artifacts

Ancient Artifacts

Roman Gold Solidus of Constantine (struck 337-340 AD.

Women in gold: Powerful empresses on Byzantium coins . By Emily Pearce. Empress Theodora, Solidus coin, Constantinople, 1055 -1056 Gold Bullion Bars, Woman In Gold, Women's History

Gold Bullion Bars

Women's History

Women in gold: Powerful empresses on Byzantium coins . By Emily Pearce. Empress Theodora, Solidus coin, Constantinople, 1055 -1056

Personalized Items, Antiques, Art, Antiquities, Art Background, Antique, Kunst, Performing Arts

Personalized Items

Performing Arts

A Viking penny with an image of Thor’s hammer with a “Hand of God” resting on top on the reverse, and a drawn bow and arrow (possibly a misrepresentation of a ship) on the front. Cast out of silver. Made in 920 at the mint of Regnald, the Viking king at York. Currently held at the British Museum Old Coins, Viking Life, Viking Art, Viking Culture, Norse Vikings

A Viking penny with an image of Thor’s hammer with a “Hand of God” resting on top on the reverse, and a drawn bow and arrow (possibly a misrepresentation of a ship) on the front. Cast out of silver. Made in 920 at the mint of Regnald, the Viking king at York. Currently held at the British Museum

Ancient Greek tetradrachm coin from Akragas, 410 BC. A grasshopper is depicted on the right. Ancient Greek Art, Ancient Greece, Archaeology

Ancient Greek Art

Ancient Greek tetradrachm coin from Akragas, 410 BC. A grasshopper is depicted on the right.

Dracma - argento - Apollodoto I (180-160 a.C.) regno ellenistico della Battriana, Afganistan - zebu vs.dx. - Münzkabinett Berlin Indigenous Art, Greeks, British Museum

Dracma - argento - Apollodoto I (180-160 a.C.) regno ellenistico della Battriana, Afganistan - zebu vs.dx. - Münzkabinett Berlin

Statere - argento - Crotone, Bruttium, Italia (510-490 a.C.) aquila in volo ad ali spiegate vs.dx. in incuso - Münzkabinett Berlin Clay Tiles, Greek Art, Pompeii

Statere - argento - Crotone, Bruttium, Italia (510-490 a.C.) aquila in volo ad ali spiegate vs.dx. in incuso - Münzkabinett Berlin

Tetradracma - argento - Ainos (388-365 a.C.) - versus: capro verso dx - Münzkabinett der Staatlichen Museen Berlin Ancient Artefacts

Ancient Artefacts

Tetradracma - argento - Ainos (388-365 a.C.) - versus: capro verso dx - Münzkabinett der Staatlichen Museen Berlin

Mirrored Crescent Moons - England from Celtic Iceni Tribe/40-50 BC Iceni Tribe, Bijoux Art Nouveau, Art Ancien, Celtic Culture, Celtic Art, Iron Age

Bijoux Art Nouveau

Mirrored Crescent Moons - England from Celtic Iceni Tribe/40-50 BC

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The Myth of Perseus & MedusaThis is an electrum stater struck around 400 BC from the ancient city of Cyzicus (map) in the region of Mysia. The obverse shows the hero Perseus kneeling, wearing a winged magic hood and a cloak fastened with a brooch at... Perseus And Medusa, Archaeological Finds, Ancient Mysteries

Perseus And Medusa

Archaeological Finds

Ancient Mysteries

The Myth of Perseus & MedusaThis is an electrum stater struck around 400 BC from the ancient city of Cyzicus (map) in the region of Mysia. The obverse shows the hero Perseus kneeling, wearing a winged magic hood and a cloak fastened with a brooch at...

Silver Stater from Ambracia (The Site of the First Known Use of Poison Gas) Minted circa 400-350 BC. Obverse: Pegasus standing right, left foot raised and being examined by Bellerophon. Reverse: Athena facing right in Corinthian helmet with neck... Ancient Art, Historical Artifacts

Historical Artifacts

Silver Stater from Ambracia (The Site of the First Known Use of Poison Gas) Minted circa 400-350 BC. Obverse: Pegasus standing right, left foot raised and being examined by Bellerophon. Reverse: Athena facing right in Corinthian helmet with neck...

Stater from Pandosia, Bruttium, C. 375–350 BCObverse: Head of Hera Lakinia wearing earrings, necklace, and a lofty stephanos adorned with fore-parts of griffins and palmettes. Reverse: Pan the hunter, with a hound at his feet, seated to the left on a... Classical Period

Classical Period

Stater from Pandosia, Bruttium, C. 375–350 BCObverse: Head of Hera Lakinia wearing earrings, necklace, and a lofty stephanos adorned with fore-parts of griffins and palmettes. Reverse: Pan the hunter, with a hound at his feet, seated to the left on a...

Early & Rare Example of Paradoxical Illusion This very rare electrum hekte (only 8 known examples) is from the ancient city of Mytilene on the island of Lesbos, circa 454-427 BC. On the obverse is the head of Athena wearing a crested Corinthian...

Early & Rare Example of Paradoxical Illusion This very rare electrum hekte (only 8 known examples) is from the ancient city of Mytilene on the island of Lesbos, circa 454-427 BC. On the obverse is the head of Athena wearing a crested Corinthian...

Unique Gold Quarter Stater of the Lexovii, Northwest Gaul, 3rd Century BCObverse: Celticized head right, with arrow-like device on cheek; ornaments to right. Reverse: Figure running right, holding standard surmounted by boar, arrow-like device... In The Tree, North West, Medieval, History, Running, Ornaments

Unique Gold Quarter Stater of the Lexovii, Northwest Gaul, 3rd Century BCObverse: Celticized head right, with arrow-like device on cheek; ornaments to right. Reverse: Figure running right, holding standard surmounted by boar, arrow-like device...

Extremely Rare Ancient Chimera CoinThis is an electrum stater from the ancient city of Kyzikos, Mysia, circa 550-500 BC. It has a chimera above a tunny fish which was the civic badge of Kyzikos. The reverse is a quadripartite incuse square. This near... Chimera

Extremely Rare Ancient Chimera CoinThis is an electrum stater from the ancient city of Kyzikos, Mysia, circa 550-500 BC. It has a chimera above a tunny fish which was the civic badge of Kyzikos. The reverse is a quadripartite incuse square. This near...

Extremely Rare Ancient Chimera CoinThis is an electrum stater from the ancient city of Kyzikos, Mysia, circa 550-500 BC. It has a chimera above a tunny fish which was the civic badge of Kyzikos. The reverse is a quadripartite incuse square. This near... Ancient Romans, Ancient Greek, Archaic Greece, Hellenistic Period

Hellenistic Period

Extremely Rare Ancient Chimera CoinThis is an electrum stater from the ancient city of Kyzikos, Mysia, circa 550-500 BC. It has a chimera above a tunny fish which was the civic badge of Kyzikos. The reverse is a quadripartite incuse square. This near...

Extremely Fine and Rare Issue of the New Style Athenian TetradrachmThe “New Style” tetradrachms were issued by Athens as a semi-autonomous city under Roman rule. The new-style Owl coins are markedly different from the Owls of Periclean Athens... Olive Wreath, Athens, Sculptures

Extremely Fine and Rare Issue of the New Style Athenian TetradrachmThe “New Style” tetradrachms were issued by Athens as a semi-autonomous city under Roman rule. The new-style Owl coins are markedly different from the Owls of Periclean Athens...

Silver Stater from Ambracia (The Site of the First Known Use of Poison Gas) Minted circa 400-350 BC. Obverse: Pegasus standing right, left foot raised and being examined by Bellerophon. Reverse: Athena facing right in Corinthian helmet with neck... Corinthian Helmet, Early Modern Period, Late Middle Ages, Precious Metals

Corinthian Helmet

Early Modern Period

Late Middle Ages

Precious Metals

Silver Stater from Ambracia (The Site of the First Known Use of Poison Gas) Minted circa 400-350 BC. Obverse: Pegasus standing right, left foot raised and being examined by Bellerophon. Reverse: Athena facing right in Corinthian helmet with neck...