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raising right hand and holding transverse scepter in

left; palm branch in left field. Dattari-Savio pl. 284,

5749 (same rev. die). Emmett 4077/5 (R5, citing

the Dattari coin). Not in Cologne, Oxford, or BMC.

Very rare type, appearing for Diocletian only with

this date (Year 5). (2) Year 12 = 295/6 AD, 6.81g.

Same bust type / Herakles standing right, leaning

on club set on ground behind him, lionskin hang-

ing from left shoulder, holding apples in left hand.

Dattari-Savio pl. 283, 5701 and 10658 (both from

same rev. die as our coin). Emmett 4057/12 (R5,

citing the first Dattari coin). Very rare types for

Diocletian. VF

$200

441.

Lot of four billon tetradrachms of Diocletian. 

(1)

Year 7 = 290/1 AD, 8.05g. Head laureate right /

Zeus standing left holding patera and scepter, at

his feet eagle. Cologne 3250-1. (2) Year 7 = 290/1

AD, 7.87g. Same bust type / Similar rev. type, but

Zeus seated left. Cologne 3252. (3) Year 10 = 293/4

AD (no Year date, deduced from type), 7.19g. Bust

laureate, cuirassed right, seen from front, fold of

cloak on front shoulder / Inscription with palm

branch below it in wreath, ΠEPI / OΔOC / ΔEKA /

TH (“Decennalian Period”). Cologne 3269. Emmett

4085/10 (R3). (4) Year 12 = 295/6 AD, 7.49g. Same

bust type of Diocletian / Draped bust of Sarapis

right, kalathos on head, palm branch in right field.

Cologne 3275. Not rare according to Emmett

4074/12 (R2). VF-EF

$300

Two Very Rare Reverses

442.

Lot of two billon tetradrachms of Maximianus

with rare types. 

(1) Year 1 (date retrograde) =

285/6 AD, 7.69g. Bust laureate, draped, cuirassed

right / Zeus standing left, holding patera and scep-

ter, at his feet eagle, date LA retrograde in right

field. Dattari-Savio pl. 288, 5997 (different dies,

date also retrograde). Emmett 4164/1 (R4, citing

Coins from Karanis 1294). (2) Year 10 = 294/5 AD,

8.20g. Same bust type / Athena standing right, head

left, holding spear and shield which rest on ground.

Emmett 4098/10 (R5, citng Coins from Karanis

1353). A rare type for Maximianus: Emmett rates

it R5, R4, and R5 for the three other years known,

comparable to our coin’s R5. VF

$200

Large Group Lots

443.

Lot of 13 bronze coins of Augustus and 1 of

Livia.

Virtually all attributed by BMC, many also

by Dattari and/or RPC. One coin stated to be ex

Dattari, but it is not illustrated in Dattari-Savio. VG

$150

444.

Lot of 1 billon tetradrachm and 20 bronze coins

of Claudius I and 1 bronze coin of Agrippina

II.

Virtually all attributed by BMC, many also by

Dattari and/or RPC. VG-Fine

$250

445.

Lot of 17 billon tetradrachms and 1 bronze coin

of Nero.

Virtually all attributed by BMC, many also

by Dattari and/or RPC. Three of the tetradrachms

show the ship type commemorating Nero’s voyage

to the games in Greece. Fine-VF

$400

446.

Lot of 18 billon tetradrachms of Nero.

Virtually

all attributed by BMC, many also by Dattari and/or