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Bronze Token. 2015.20.2012

Obverse: ACCIPE: Jug; below, ACCIPE
Reverse: Crescent
Diameter: 15.4
Weight: 2.51
Provenance: Witschonke ex R. Swan, 12/9/93

Silver denarius. 2015.20.2404

Denomination: denarius
Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma right. Border of dots.
Reverse: Minerva standing left?
Diameter: 19.7
Weight: 3.41
Provenance: Witschonke ex Veres 2/20/02

Bronze quadrans, Nemausus, 40 BC. 2015.20.472

Denomination: quadrans
Mint: Nemausus
Reverse: NEM.C[OL]
Diameter: 13.0
Weight: 1.05
Provenance: Witschonke ex CNG 181, 2/6/08, lot 33

Silver Coin, Gallia, 150 BC - 50 BC. 2015.20.2554

Date: 150 BCE - 50 BCE
Obverse: Female head right
Reverse: Victory facing, holding wreath
Reference: La Tour 10114
Provenance: Witschonke ex Veres 1/96

Lead Token, Spain, 150 BC - 100 BC. 2015.20.143

Date: 150 BCE - 100 BCE
Obverse: Helmeted head of Roma, right
Reverse: M M AEDILES: Legend
Diameter: 13.0
Weight: 2.29
Reference: PMHA -
Provenance: Witschonke ex Kovacs, 9/26/96

Silver denarius, Dacia, 79 BC - 1 BC. 2015.20.2442

Date: 79 BCE - 1 BCE
Denomination: denarius
Diameter: 16.9
Weight: 3.38
Reference: Davis A, II M335, RRC 364/1 (O )/ 383/1 (R ), S 742 ( O)/ 770 ( R)
Provenance: Witschonke

Bronze Coin, Sicily. 2015.20.508

Obverse: Crab in circle of dots
Reverse: Fly/bee in circle of dots
Diameter: 11.6
Weight: 0.75
Provenance: Witschonke ex Artemide Aste (B. Moretti), 1/9/10

Bronze semis, Carteia, 149 BC - 100 BC. 2015.20.188

Date: 149 BCE - 100 BCE
Denomination: semis
Mint: Carteia
Reverse: [Q.]PEDEC
Diameter: 22.5
Weight: 9.09
Provenance: Witschonke ex Peus 355, 4/27/98, lot 219

Lead Token, Spain, 199 BC - 100 BC. 2015.20.141

Date: 199 BCE - 100 BCE
Obverse: Janus head
Reverse: Blank
Diameter: 32.0
Weight: 20.8
Reference: Carbone 2018 no 3, PMHA -
Provenance: Witschonke ex Vico/Pliego, 11/20/02, lot 149

Bronze quadrans, Panormus. 2015.20.3008

Denomination: quadrans
Mint: Panormus
Obverse: Veiled head of Demeter/Ceres right
Reverse: She-wolf right; below, twins suckling
Diameter: 16.1
Weight: 1.65
Provenance: Witschonke ex Veres/Zuccetti, 11/17/95

Bronze Coin, Panomus. 2015.20.3050

Mint: Panomus
Obverse: Laureate head left, of Zeus?
Reverse: Warrior left, holding patera and spear; to left, wing; to right, four pellets?
Diameter: 19.6
Weight: 5.19
Provenance: Witschonke ex Veres, 12/98

Silver denier gaulois, Gallia, 150 BC - 50 BC. 2015.20.2551

Date: 150 BCE - 50 BCE
Denomination: denier gaulois
Obverse: Head left; before, ICECOM
Reverse: Horse galloping r.; below boar(?)
Diameter: 11.0
Weight: 1.79
Provenance: Witschonke ex 1J. Kern,2/93

Bronze Coin, Thessalonica, 27 BC - AD 14. 2015.20.2601

Date: 27 BCE - 14
Mint: Thessalonica
Obverse: Crowned head of Caesar, r.
Reverse: Countermark. Bare head of Augustus right
Diameter: 20.7
Weight: 13.71
Reference: RPC 1554
Provenance: Witschonke ex Devine, 2/7/96

Lead Token, Spain, 150 BC - 1 BC. 2015.20.1988

Date: 150 BCE - 1 BCE
Obverse: Plant of some sort?
Reverse: M.EC; below, E.BA
Diameter: 15.4
Weight: 3.06
Reference: Casariego 1987, Catalogue pp 42–43
Provenance: Witschonke ex Artemide Aste, 5/08

Bronze Coin, Italy, 150 BC - 50 BC. 2015.20.2010

Date: 150 BCE - 50 BCE
Obverse: Bearded head left
Reverse: Warrior left, holding spear in right hand and shield(?) in left
Diameter: 18.8
Weight: 6.57
Provenance: Witschonke ex Kovacs, 10/31/97

Silver cistophorus of Fimbria, Pergamum, 86 BC - 85 BC. 2015.20.1779

Date: 86 BCE - 85 BCE
Denomination: cistophorus
Mint: Pergamum
Obverse: Cysta mystica with half-open lid, from which a serpent issues to r.; all within ivy wreath
Reverse: On r. and l., FIMBRIA IMPERAT ; inbetween, Roman standard and caduceus: On r. and l., FIMBRIA IMPERAT ; inbetween, Roman standard and caduceus
Diameter: 26.0
Weight: 11.24
Reference: Witschonke - Amandry 2004-2005 no 3
Provenance: Witschonke ex W. Sayles, 7/04

Bronze Coin, Apamea, 41 BC - 40 BC. 2015.20.1565

Date: 41 BCE - 40 BCE
Mint: Apamea
Obverse: Female bust right
Reverse: ΖΜΕΡΤΟΡΙΓΟΣ: Grapes; to right, ΡΙΓΟΣ; to left, ΖΜΕΡTO
Diameter: 14.2
Weight: 3.62
Reference: Fischer 1999, RPC 3141.6
Provenance: Witschonke ex Kovacs, 4/29/92

Bronze Coin, Eumenea, 41 BC - 40 BC. 2015.20.2811

Date: 41 BCE - 40 BCE
Mint: Eumenea
Obverse: Female bust right; below, countermark
Reverse: Ζ[ΜΕΡΤΟ]ΡΙΓΟΣ: Grapes
Diameter: 13.0
Weight: 3.91
Reference: Fischer 1999, RPC 3141
Provenance: Witschonke ex Kovacs 4/13

Bronze hemiassarion of Tiberius, Termessus, AD 14 - AD 37. 2015.20.2813

Date: 14 - 37
Denomination: hemiassarion
Mint: Termessus
Obverse: Bare head right (Tiberius?)
Reverse: TEP OI: Galloping horse right.
Diameter: 17.0
Weight: 4.03
Reference: RPC 3360
Provenance: Witschonke ex Kovacs, 4/13

Bronze as, Panormus, 125 BC - 100 BC. 2015.20.2970

Date: 125 BCE - 100 BCE
Denomination: as
Mint: Panormus
Obverse: Laureate head of Janus; above, |
Reverse: Laurel wreath
Diameter: 22.6
Weight: 7.72
Reference: Bahrfeldt 30v, Calciati 106/1, HGC 1689
Provenance: Witschonke ex Waddell, 9/86

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