Coins

ICALCUSCEN (Iniesta, Cuenca). Denarius. (Ar. 3.45g/20mm). 120-20 BC (FAB-1396 var). Obv: Male head right. Rev: Rider with buckler and chlamys leading a second horse to the left, below double Iberian legend: ICaLCuSCeN. Almost Extremely Fine. Very rare and probably unpublished legend variant.

Two horses and a single rider who carries, instead of the traditional palm, a caetra (typical Celtic shield) are the most characteristic elements of these pieces whose representation has traditionally been attributed to the Dioscuri. A rider who always rides to the left showing the shield while with the right hand he guides the other horse. The large number of denarii minted under this mint responds to its prolonged minting throughout the 2nd century BC with the aim of defraying the payments of the troops that fought the continuous Lusitanian and Celtiberian revolts.
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ILTIRCESCEN. As. 200-180 BC Solsona (Lleida). A/ Male head to right, spike behind. R/ Horseman with palm to the right, below ILTIRCeSCeN. FAB-1446. oh 12.02g Almost Very Fine. Limited.
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ILTIRCESCEN. As. 120-20 BC Solsona (Lleida). A/ Male head to the right, behind palm with open leaves and ending in a circle. R/ Horseman with palm to the right, below ILTIRCeSCeN (not visible). Interesting piece minted on a Republican Ace, showing on the obverse part of the image of Janus and on the reverse a slightly weaker part of the prow, this double minting gives rise to its large unusual coin in this issue. FAB-1446. oh 33.30g. Almost Fine. Limited.
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ILTIRTA (Lleida). As. (Ae. 23.91g/35mm). 200-20 BC Obv: Male head surrounded by three dolphins to the right. Rev: Horseman with palm and chlamys right, below Iberian legend: ILTiRTa. (FAB-1461). Very Fine. Repainted.
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ILTIRTA (Lleida). Quadrant. (Ae. 2.85g/15mm). 200-20 BC Obv: Male head surrounded by three dolphins to the right. Rev: Horse to right, above star, below Iberian legend: ILTiRTa. (FAB-1468). Good Very Fine/ Very Fine.
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ILTRITA (Lleida). Quadrant. (Ae. 3.70g/18mm). 200-20 BC (FAB-1483). Obv: Iberian legend: ILTiRTa, between downward crescent and wolf's head. Rev: Horse standing right. Almost Very Fine. Scarce specimen.
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UNCERTAIN. Monetized lead. (Pb. 1.90g/13mm). (CCP does not quote). Obv: Indeterminate object between four points. Rev: Smooth. Almost Very Fine.
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UNCERTAIN. Monetized lead. (Pb. 5.91g/17mm). (PCC-5). Obv: Helmeted head right. Rev: Helmeted head right. Almost Very Fine. Rare.
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UNCERTAIN. Monetized lead. (PB. 18.09g/22mm). Obv: Legend: GNB (NB annexed). Rev: Smooth. Good Very Fine.
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UNCERTAIN. Monetized lead. (Pb. 36.92g/36mm). 1st century BC (CCP does not cite). Obv: Male head right. Rev: smooth. Very Fine.
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IPTUCI. Semis. 30 BC Prado del Rey (Cádiz). A/ Head of Jupiter to the right. R/ Wheel of eight spokes, among them Libyan-Phoenician legend. FAB-1573. oh 5.45g Good Fine.
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ITALICA. Ace. Age of Augustus. 27 BC-14 AD Santiponce (Sevilla) A/ Nude head of Augustus to right, around MVNIC ITALIC PERM AVG. R/ Genius of the Roman people on the left with a globe at his feet, around GEN POP ROM AE. FAB-1585. oh 11.99g Almost Very Fine. Limited.
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MASSALIA. Ah, little bronze. 49 BC Marseilles (France). A/ Laureate head of Apollo to right with long hair in front MAC. R/ Dolphin around trident ahead NM. LT 2086; MHM 69. Ae. 1.78g Very Fine.
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MASSALIA. AE, small bronze. 49 BC Antipolis (Antibes) A/ Head of Minerva to the right, with the Corinthian helmet, in front MAZ. R/ León to the right, legend above MAS and beads. LT 2110; MHM 81. Ae. 2.21g Almost Very Fine.
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MASSALIA-GALIA. Hemiobolus? 100-170 BC Marseilles (France). A/ Head of Apollo to the right, behind M. R/ Bull charging to the right, MASSA and in exergue SA. LT 1673 var. oh 1.42g Good Very Fine.
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OBULCO. Semis. 220-20 BC Porcuna (Jaén). A/ Male head to right. R/ Lira between crescent on IIII and legend not visible OBVLCO. FAB-1852. oh 3.01g Fine. Weird.
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OBULCO. Quadrant. 220-20 BC Porcuna (Jaén). A/ Horse head to right, below between lines, Latin legend OBVLCO. R/ Boar on line to the left. FAB-1853. oh 4.19g Almost Very Fine. very rare
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OILAUNIKOS. As. 150-20 BC Northern area of the Ebro. A/ Male head to right, before Iberian letters SOS. R/ Horseman with sickle to the right, below curved Iberian legend "OILAUNIKOS". FAB-1861. oh 16.63g. Almost Fine/ Fine. Limited.
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ORE (Orera, Zaragoza). As. (Ae. 12.07g/25mm). 120-20 BC (FAB-1897). Obv: Male head right, bull behind. Rev: Horseman with palm to the right, below Iberian legend: ORE. Very Fine. Green patina. Reverse drilling attempt. Scarce copy.
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OSET. As. 120-20 BC San Juan de Aznalfarache (Sevilla). A/ Male head to left. R/ Genie standing with bunch of grapes to the left, behind (OSET). FAB-1948. oh 10.94g Almost Very Fine.
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OSET. As. 120-20 BC San Juan de Aznalfarache (Sevilla). A/ Head to the right. R/ Genius standing with a bunch of grapes to the left and to the right OSSET. FAB-1947. oh 14.67g. Good Fine. Limited.
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OSONUBA. As. 50 BC Faro (Portugal). A/ Nave to the left. R/ Two tuna to the left, in the middle legend OSVNBA. FAB-1962. oh 25.85g. Almost Very Fine. very rare
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SAITI. Dupondius? 120-20 BC Xátiva (Valencia). A/ Male head to the right, behind, axe?. R/ Horseman with palm to the right, below SAITi. FAB-No citation. oh 21.39g. 37mm. Fine. very rare
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SARDINIA. Under Carthaginian domination. 264-241 BC A/ Head of Tanit left. R/ Horse's head to the right, palm tree in front. SNG Copenhagen (Africa) 195. Ae. 3.59g Good Fine. Weird.
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SECAISA. As. 120-20 BC Segeda (Aragon). A/ Male head to right, in front dolphin behind Iberian letters SE. R/ Horseman with palm to the right under the legend SECaISA. FAB-2121. oh 18.11g. Good Very Fine.
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SECAISA. Semis. 120-20 BC Segeda (Aragon). A/ Male head to right, lioness behind. R/ Horse to the right, below legend SECaISA. FAB-2141. oh 7.97g Almost Very Fine. Limited.
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SECAISA. Semis. 120-20 BC Segeda (Aragon). A/ Male head to right, in front dolphin and Iberian letter Cu, behind Iberian letters SE. R/ Horse to the right, above crescent, below SECaISA. FAB-2147. oh 4.25g Good Fine.
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SECOBIRICES (Saelices, Cuenca). As. (Ae. 9.58g/25mm). 120-30 BC (FAB-2176). Obv: Male head right, dolphin in front, palm behind, below Iberian letter: S. Rev: Horseman with spear right, below Iberian legend on line: SECoBiRICES. Very Fine.
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SETEISCEN (Sastago, Zaragoza). Semis. (Ae. 6.73g/22mm). 120-20 BC (FAB-2211). Obv: Male head right, sickle behind. Rev: Horse to right, above caduceus, below Iberian legend: SETeISCeN. Extremely Fine/ Good Fine. Spectacular coinage on the obverse.
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SEXY. Semis. 200-20 BC Almuñecar (Granada). A/ Bearded head of Hercules left behind club. R/ Two tuna to the right and between them Punic legend. FAB-2237. oh 13.12g. Almost Very Fine. very rare
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SEXY. As. 200-20 BC Almuñecar (Granada). A/ Bearded head of Melkart right, club behind. R/ Proa, above Punic legend. FAB-2221. oh 11.55g Good Fine. Weird.
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TURIASO. As. 50-20 BC Tarazona (Zaragoza). A/ Female head to right, SILBIS in front. R/ Horseman with scepter marching to the left, below TVRIASO. FAB-2434. oh 10.99g Good Fine/ Fine. Very scarce.
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UNTICESCEN. Sextant. 130-90 BC San Martín de Ampurias (Gerona). A/ Head of Palas to the right, Iberian legend in front, two points behind. R/ Horse's head to the right, below two dolphins, surrounding Iberian legend SERGIA. FAB-1236. oh 2.33g Good Very Fine. very rare
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GENS ACILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.90g/17mm). 55 BC Rome. (Crawford 442/1a; FFC 96). Obv: Laureate head of Salus to the right, behind legend: SALVTIS. Rev: Salus standing to left resting on column and serpent, around legend: MN ACILIVS III VIR VALETV. Good Extremely Fine. Slight original shine. Nice specimen, scarce like that.
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ANONYMOUS. Denarius. (Ar. 4.08g/18mm). 208-206 BC Rome. (Crawford 58/2; FFC 27). Obv: Head of Rome to the right, behind X. Rev: Dioscuri on horseback to the right, stars above, cornucopia below, legend: ROME below. Very Fine.
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ANONYMOUS. Denarius. (Ar. 3.81g/18mm). 200-195 BC Rome. (FFC 49; Crawford 122/2). Obv: Head of Rome right, X before. Rev: Dioscuri on horse right, stars above, dog below, exergue: ROME. Good Very Fine. Nice specimen with dark tone, scarce like this.
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ANONYMOUS. Denarius. (Ar. 3.71g/20mm). 86 BC Rome. (Crawford 350/2a; FFC 85). Obv: Laureate bust right of Apolo Viejovis, beam of rays below. Rev: Jupiter driving chariot throwing lightning. Good Very Fine.
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ANONYMOUS. Semis. 211 BC Imitation Hispanic. A/ Head of Saturn to the right, behind value mark S. R/ Prow to right, above this mark value S and below ROMA. ACIP 2659; FAB-R44. oh 8.48g Good Very Fine.
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GENS AEMILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.82g/18mm). 58 BC Rome. (Crawford 422/1; FFC 121). Obv: King Aretas kneeling to the right with branch, behind camel, around legend: M SCAVR/EX- Uncirculated/REX ARETAS. Rev: Jupiter driving chariot to left, around legend: P HVPSAEVE/AED-CVR, in exergue: C HVPSAE COS/PREIVER, in field: CAPTV. Good Very Fine.
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GENS AEMILIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.96g/17mm). 58 BC Rome. (FFC 123; Crawford 422/1b). Obv: King Aretas kneeling to the right with an olive branch, behind a camel, above legend: M SCAVR AED CVR, on both sides legend: EX- Uncirculated, in exergue: REX ARETAS. Rev: Jupiter in chariot left below scorpion, above legend: P HVPSAE AED CVR, in exergue: C HVPSAE COS PREIVER, in field: CAPTV. Almost Extremely Fine.
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GENS CORNELIA. Quinary. (Ar. 1.96g/14mm). 88 BC Rome. (RIC 345/2). Obv: Laureate head of Jupiter right. Rev: Victoria standing crowning shield right, below legend: CN LENT. Almost Extremely Fine.
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GENS CORNELIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.82g/19mm). 76-75 BC Hispania. (Crawford 393/1; FFC 627). Obv: diademed bust of the Genius of the Roman people to the right, behind him a scepter, above: GPR. Rev: Terrestrial globe between scepter with laurel wreath and Timon, in field: EX- Uncirculated, below: CN LEN Q. Extremely Fine. Remains of original shine. Nice specimen, scarce like that.
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GENS DIDIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.86g/18mm). 55 BC Rome. (Crawford 429/2a; FFC 677). Obv: Diademed and veiled head of Concordia to the right, around legend: P FONTEIVS CAPITO III VIR CONCORDIA. Rev: Facade of the Villa Pública with two floors of columns and arches, around legend: T DIDI IMP VIL PVB. Good Very Fine. Scarce specimen.
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GENS FONTEIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.76g/19mm). 114-113 BC Rome. (Crawford 307/1b; FFC 714). Obv: Laureate heads of the Dioscuri to right, stars above, star before. Rev: Galley to the right with helmsman, below B, above legend: M FONTEI. Very Fine.
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GENS FONTEIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.81g/21mm). 85 BC Auxiliary workshop in Rome. (Crawford 353/1c; FFC 719). Obv: Laureate head of Apolo Vejovis to the right, below a beam of rays, behind legend: CF MN FONTEI, in front CF. Rev: Genius on goat to the right, below tysos, above two caps of dioscuros, all within a laurel wreath. Very Fine.
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GENS FUFIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.81g/19mm). 70 BC Italian mint uncertain. (Crawford 403/1; FFC 725). Obv: Honus and Virtus heads to right, between: HO-VIRT, below legend: KALENI. Rev: Italy right standing with cornucopia shaking hands with Rome left standing with scepter and supporting globe, caduceus field, monogram ITAL and RO, exergue: CORDI. Very Fine. Countermarks on obverse and reverse. Scarce specimen.
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GENS CALPURNIA. Quinary. (Ar. 1.66g/15mm). 90 BC Rome. (Crawford 340/2e). Almost Very Fine.
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GENS CORNELIA. Denarius. (Ar. 3.47g/19mm). 76-75 BC Hispania. (Crawford 393/1b; FFC 628). Very Fine. Oxidations. Iridescent tone.
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GENS PORCIA. Quinary. (Ar. 1.80g/13mm). 89 BC Rome. (Crawford 343/2b). Almost Very Fine/ Very Fine.
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GENS MEMMIA. Denarius. (Ar. 4.00g/19mm). 56 BC Rome. (Crawford 427/1; FFC 915). Obv: Head of Ceres with crown of spikes, in front legend: C MEMMI CF. Rev: Captive kneeling right, behind trophy, around legend: IMPERATOR C MEMMIVS. Good Very Fine. Nice specimen, scarce like that.
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