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Cr. 14/6 Æ Cast Uncia, 280-265 B.C., Rome mint

Cr014.6.jpg Cr. 13/1 Mars/Horsehead ROMANO didrachm, 326-300 B.C., NeapolisThumbnailsCr. 16/1a "Goddess/Lion" double-ltira(or semuncia), after 264 BC, Southern Italian mintCr. 13/1 Mars/Horsehead ROMANO didrachm, 326-300 B.C., NeapolisThumbnailsCr. 16/1a "Goddess/Lion" double-ltira(or semuncia), after 264 BC, Southern Italian mintCr. 13/1 Mars/Horsehead ROMANO didrachm, 326-300 B.C., NeapolisThumbnailsCr. 16/1a "Goddess/Lion" double-ltira(or semuncia), after 264 BC, Southern Italian mintCr. 13/1 Mars/Horsehead ROMANO didrachm, 326-300 B.C., NeapolisThumbnailsCr. 16/1a "Goddess/Lion" double-ltira(or semuncia), after 264 BC, Southern Italian mint

Roman Republic Æ Aes Grave uncia(27 mm, 25.52 g), anonymous, 280-265 B.C., Rome mint. Astragalos(sheep knucklebone) seen from above; • / •. Crawford 14/6; Vecchi ICC 31; HN Italy 273; Thurlow-Vecchi 6a; Haeberlin plate 40, 19

Ex Triskeles Auction 20(Vauctions 325), June 30 2017, lot 513, ex CNG E-Auction 115, May 25 2005, lot 328 and thus, U.S. MOU compliant

Image copyright Triskeles Auctions

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