Greco-Bactrians, Gold Stater, Diodotos I/II (230-200 BC), struck in the name of Seleucid king Antiochos II, 8.29g. Obv: Diademed bust of the king facing right. Rev: Naked Zeus, hurling thunderbolt to left with aegis on the extended hand, letter N in the left field and a small eagle below: Greek legend BASILEOS ANTIOKhOU on either side, BN series 1. View Lot

Greek World, Eastern (Danubian) Celts, uninscribed Silver Tetra Drachm, imitating Aleaxander-III the Great's design from the Mint of Amphipolis (3rd-2nd century BC), 16.99g. Obv: Head of young Herakles right in lion skin headdress. Rev: Zeus enthroned left, holding eagle and scepter, monogram in left field; Greek legend ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ (in garbled script) partly visible. View Lot

Greek World, Thrace (Eastern coast), in the name of Alexander III the Great (336-323 BC), Silver Tetra Drachm, late posthumous issue of Odessus Mint (125-70 BC), 16.66g. Obv: Head of Heracles right, wearing lion-skin headdress. Rev: Zeus seated left, holding eagle; letters ΘE in left field, monogram below throne. View Lot

Greek World, Kings of Thrace, Lysimachus (323-281 BC), Silver Tetra Drachm, Uncertain Mint, issued after 281 BC, 17.04g. Obv: Head of the deified Alexander, with ram's horn, facing right. Rev: Athena Nikephoros seated left, Greek legend BASILEOS LYMAChOU on either side; monogram AP in inner left field, monogram X in exergue. View Lot

Greek World, Kings of Pontos in Thrace, temp. Mithradates VI (125-65 BC), Silver Tetra Drachm, in the name and types of Alexander III the Great, Odessus Mint, 16.65g. Obv: Head of Heracles right in lion skin headdress. Rev: Zeus enthroned left, supporting eagle on extended right hand and holding sceptre with left, Greek legend BASILEOS ALEXANDROU on either side; letters ΔH under arm and a monogram under the throne. View Lot

Greek World, Seleucid Empire, Seleucia (Syria), Philip I Philadelphos (93-83 BC), Silver Tetra Drachm, Antioch Mint, 15.52g. Obv: Diademed head right within fillet border. Rev: Zeus seated left, holding Nike and sceptre, letter N to left; Greek legend BASILEOS PhILIPPOUEPIPhANOUSPhILADELPhOU on either side. View Lot