Another Secret Saturnalia Surprise

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Al Kowsky, Dec 6, 2021.

  1. Al Kowsky

    Al Kowsky Well-Known Member

    Early this morning I received an email from the USPS that a package was delivered to my mail box at 07:40 AM :jawdrop:. I rushed out in the rain to my mail box & found a package from CNG with a copy of the the Triton XXV auction catalog & their annual Coin Calendar :happy:! The photos in the coin calendar are feature coins from Triton XXV. Most of us can only dream about owning coins like these :rolleyes:, but it's nice to see what the top of the "food chain" is collecting :smuggrin:. Click images for a larger view ;).

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    Labienus, Early 40 BC. Uncertain mint in Syria or Southeastern in Asia Minor. AR Denarius: 3.73 gm, 18 mm, 5 h. Graded by NGC AU*, Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5. One of the great rarities of the Roman Imperatorial series. Estimate $75,000.00

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    Diva Marcianna, Died AD 112/4, Rome Mint, struck under Trajan. AE: Sestertius: 25.18 gm, 36 mm, 6 h. Rare & among the finest known. Estimate $30,000.00

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    Bruttium - Kroton, Circa 425-350 BC. AR Nomos: 7.75 gm, 20.5 mm, 10 h. Obverse: Eagle standing on head of stag. Reverse: Tripod censer. Pedigreed to 1933. Estimate $4,000.00

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    Italy, Kingdom of Sicily, Federico I (Federico II, Holy Roman Emperor). 1198-1250. Brindisi Mint. AV Augustalis: 5.28 gm, 19 mm, 8 h. NGC MS 61. Estimate $20,000.00

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    Michael Rhangabe with Theophylactus, 811-813. Constantinople Mint. AV Solidus:4.43 gm, 21 mm, 6 h. Estimate $10,000.00

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    Vitellius, AD 69, Tarraco Mint. AV Aureus: 7.39 gm, 18 mm, 6 h. Ex Este Collection - Provenanced to 1538 :jawdrop:! Silver Este countermark on obverse. Estimate $50,000.00

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    India - Kushan Empire, Huvishka, Circa AD 151-190, Baktria Mint. AV Dinar: 7.99 gm, 20 mm, 12 h. Estimate $10,000.00

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    Phrygia - Apameia, Macrinus, AD 217-218. AE Octassarion: 21.68 gm, 35 mm, 6 h. The reverse has a depiction of Noah's Ark, with Noah & his wife within the boat & on dry land. Of the greatest rarity & historical importance. Estimate $75,000.00
     
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  3. happy_collector

    happy_collector Well-Known Member

    Very nice calendar, and cool coins!

    I received mine early this morning as well. I am surprised USPS delivered in such early time around 7am.
     
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  4. John Anthony

    John Anthony Ultracrepidarian

    Yeah I picked up my "kit" at their office last week: the catalog, a calendar, and a foldout featuring some of the plate money in the auction. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do with the foldout, other than fold it out...

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  5. Al Kowsky

    Al Kowsky Well-Known Member

    I was so excited about the catalog & calendar I forgot about the large foldout :shame:. The foldout features a huge example of Swedish Plate money 1664-1660, weighing over 31 lb :jawdrop:! Estimate $150,000.00
     
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