CELTIC COINS. BELGICA.  
AMBIANI. Stater, gold, about 60-40 BC. AV 6.17 g. Plain. Rev. Horse galloping r., various symbols and ornaments in field. DT I, 67, 241; Scheers, TNC 334, série 24.
Short flan. Extremely fine.

CELTIC COINS. BELGICA.  
SUESSIONES. Potin unite, about 60-25 BC. Po 3.35 g. Head r., above, volute, in front of chin, large double volute. Rev. Ring with central pellet, above, boar r., below, four pellets forming half circle within torques. DT I, 107, 531A; Scheers, TNC 778, série 198 and pl. XXIV, 695.
Extremely fine

Provenance: Auction Leu Numismatik AG, Zürich 61 (1995), 16.

CELTIC COINS. EAST CELTIC.  
Imitations of Coins of Philipp II of Macedonia Tetradrachm, type 'Birnenscheitel mit Rad', about 3rd c. BC. AR 13.69 g. Laureate head of Zeus r. Rev. Horseman on slow horse l., head turned r.; in upper r. field, six-spoked wheel. Göbl, OTA pl. 9, type 81/3 (same dies).
Rare type. High relief. Toned. Good very fine

Provenance: Auction Leu Numismatik AG, Zürich 61 (1995), 22.

CELTIC COINS. EAST CELTIC.  
Tetradrachm, type 'Baumreiter', about 3rd c. B.C. AR 14.02 g. Laureate, bearded head of Zeus r. Rev. Small, helmeted horseman l. on mighty slow horse, holding branch without leaves; long crest of helmet ending with ring. Dembski, Wien 100,1084; Göbl, OTA pl. 12, type 129/4 (same obv. die); Kostial, Slg. Lanz 81, 416 (same dies).
Scarce. Nice old tone. High relief. Almost extremely fine.

CELTIC COINS. EAST CELTIC.  
Tetradrachm, type 'kinnlos', about 2nd-1st c. BC. AR 15.07 g. Diademed head of Zeus r. Rev. Small horseman r. on mighty, slow horse, whose l. foreleg and r. hind leg are tied together. Dembski, Wien 102, 1142; Göbl, OTA pl. 20, type 244/5 (same dies); Kostial, Slg. Lanz 101, 554.
Toned. Good very fine.

CELTIC COINS. EAST CELTIC.  
Imitations of Coins of Philipp II of Macedonia. Tetradrachm, type 'Zweigarm', 3rd. c. BC. AR 12.55 g. Bearded head of Zeus r. Rev. Horseman l. on slow horse, holding branch in his raised l. hand. Dembski, Wien 105, 1209; Göbl, OTA  pl. 25, type 296/2 (same dies); Kostial, Slg. Lanz 107, 589.
Light tone. Well centred. Extremely fine

Provenance: Auction Leu Numismatik AG, Zürich 61 (1995), 23.

CELTIC COINS. EAST CELTIC.  
Imitations of Coins of Philip III of Macedonia. Tetradrachm, early imitation, about 300-260 BC. AR 16.97 g. Head of Heracles r., wearing lion skin. Rev. Zeus, wearing himation, nude to waist, seated l. on throne with high back-rest, holding sceptre with his l. hand, eagle on his outstretched r. hand; below throne, I, in field l., two monograms; below and in field r., corrupt legend. Dembski, Wien 115, 1469; Göbl, OTA pl. 44, Type 579/9; Kostial 155, 899.
Very high relief on obv. Nice old tone. Much better preserved than usual. Extremely fine.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.  
C. Serveilius M.f., 136 BC. Denarius. AR 3.90 g Head of Roma., wearing crested and winged helmet, triple ear pendant and necklace; low in field l., wreath, below neck, *ROMA Rev. C.SERVEILI.M.F. The Dioscuri riding in opposite directions, but with heads turned facing one another, holding inverted spears, stars above their heads. Cr. 239/1; Syd. 525.
Toned. Extremely fine

Provenance: Auction AUCTIONES AG, Basel 4 (1974), 205.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.  
C. Antoninus Balbus, about 83-82 BC. Serratus. AR 3.77 g. S.C Bearded, laureate head of Jupiter r., below chin, mark Q. Rev. Q.ANTO.BALB/PR Victory standing, driving fast quadriga r., holding palm branch and reins in her l. hand, wreath in her raised r. hand. Craw. 364/1c; Syd. 742a.
Slightly off­centre. Extremely fine

Provenance: Auction AUCTIONES AG, Basel 4 (1974),226.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.  
C. Naevius Balbus, 79 BC. Serratus. AR 4.02 g. SC Diademed head r. of Juno, wearing ear pendant and necklace. Rev. C.NAE.BALB Victory driving fast quadriga r., above, mark XIIII. Craw. 382/1b; Syd. 769b.
Good extremely fine

Provenance: Auction AUCTIONES AG, Basel 4 (1974), 231.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.  
Q. Cassius Longinus, 55 BC. Denarius. AR 4.22 g. Youthful head r. with long hair, behind, sceptre (Genius Populi Romani ?). Rev. Q. CASSIVS Eagle with open wings standing r. on thunderbolt, on l., lituus, on r., jug. Craw. 428/3; Syd. 915.
Extremely fine.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.  
Q. Caepio Brutus, 54 BC. Denarius. AR 3.97 g. LIBERTAS Head od Libertas r., hair in chignon at the back of the head, wearing cross-shaped ear pendant and necklace. Rev. BRVTVS The consul L.Junius Brutus walking l. between two lictors and preceded by an accensus. Cr. 433/1; Syd. 906.
Extremely fine.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.  
Q. Caepio Brutus, 54 BC. Denarius. AR 3.98 g. BRVTVS Head of L. Iunius Brutus bearded r. Rev. AHALA Head of C. Servilius Ahala bearded r. Cr. 433/2; Syd. 907.
Extremely fine

Provenance: Auction Leu Numismatik AG, Zürich 59 (1994),208.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.  
L. Aemilius Lepidus Paullus, 62 BC. Denarius. AR 3.73 g. Female head r. (Venus ?), wearing diadem and laurel wreath, hair in a knot at the back of the head, locks falling down neck. Rev. Equestrian statue of M. Aemilius Lepidus (consul 187 BC.) r., wearing a trophy over his l. shoulder; in field, AN-XV PR - H.O.C.S (annorum XV progressus hostem occidit civem servavit), in exergue, M.LEPIDVS. Cr. 419/1b; Syd. 830a.
Rare. Large flan. Nice old tone. Extremely fine

Provenance: Auktion Münzen und MedailenAG, Basel 13 (1954), 546.
The abbreviated insription on the reverse is in connection to the statue of Lepidus erected to him for an act of bravery during the Second Punic War.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.  
L. Cornelius Lentulus and C. Claudius Marcellus, 49 BC Denarius. AR 3.96 g. Trsikelis, in the centre, head of Medusa, ear of corn between each leg. Rev. LENT - MAR - COS Jupiter, nude, standing r., holding eagle on his outstretched l. hand, thunderbolt in his r. hand. Cr. 445/1b; Syd. 1029.
Scarce. Extremely fine.

ROMAN COINS. IMPERATORIAL COINAGE.  
MARK ANTONY, died 30 BC. With Octavian. Denarius by M. Barbatius, 41 BC. AR 3.78 g. M.ANT.IMP.AVG.III VIR.R.P.C. M.BARBAT.Q.P. Bare head r. of Antony. Rev. CAESAR.IMP. PONT.IIIVIR.R.P.C. Bare head r. of Octavian. Cr. 517/2; Syd. 1181.
Dark old cabinet tone. Rev. slightly off centre. Extremely fine.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE.  
AUGUSTUS, 27 BC - 14 AD. Denarius, Rome, about 32-29 BC. AR 4.03 g. Bare head r., within linear circle. Rev. CAESAR - DIVI.F. Mercurius, nude, seated r. on rock covered with his chlamys, playing the lyra, petasus hanging in the back; all within linear circle. BMC 98, 596; BN I, 70, 73; C. 61; RIC² 59, 257.
Nice old tone. Obv. slightly off centre. Extremely fine

Provenance:
Justizrat Dr. F. J. Haeberlin collection.
Auction A. F. Cahn, Francfort/M - Adolf Hess Nachf., Francfort/M, 17 July 1933, 3145.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE.  
AUGUSTUS, 27 BC - AD 14. Denarius, uncertain mint in Italy (?), about 29-27 BC. AR 3.54 g. Bare head r. within linear circle. Rev. Triumphal arch, on top, Augustus, togate, standing in facing quadriga; on architrave, IMP CAESAR. BMC 102, 624; BN I, 69, 66; C. 123; RIC² 60, 267.
Rare. Old cabinet tone. Extremely fine

Provenance: Münzen und Medaillen AG, Basel - Fixed Price List 382 (1976), 23.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE.  
AUGUSTUS, 27 BC - 14 AD. Denarius, uncertain mint, struck after 27 BC. AR 3.95 g. Laureate head r. within dotted circle. Rev. AVGVSTVS Capricorn r., cornucopiae on the back, holding globe, rudder attached below. BMC 107, 664; BN I, cf. 158, 1011 (with star on the rev.); RIC² 85, 541.
Rare issue. Light tone. Unusual style. Extremely fine.

ROMAN COINS. COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE.  
AUGUSTUS, 27 BC - AD 14. Denarius, Spain (Caesaraugusta ?), about 19-18 BC. AR 3.98 g. CAESAR - AVGVSTVS Bare head l. Rev. Small round shield (clipeus virtutis) inscribed S.P.Q.R / CL.V. BMC 60, 335; BN I, 191, 1316; C. 293; RIC² 44, 42b.
Rare. Toned. Good very fine

Provenance: Auction AUCTIONES AG Basel 4 (1974), 282.