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480.

Lot of 5 billon tetradrachms of Trajan Decius,

1 of Herennius Etruscus, and 9 of Trebonianus

Gallus.

Virtually all attributed by BMC, many also

by Dattari and/or Cologne. Fine-VF

$225

481.

Lot of 6 billon tetradrachms of Valerian I and

15 of Gallienus.

Virtually all attributed by BMC,

many also by Dattari and/or Cologne. Four of the

Gallienus coins have reverses Decennalian wreath,

Bust of Zeus, Bust of Helios, and Bust of Selene.

One of the coins is ex Dattari, being illustrated in

Dattari-Savio. VG-VF

$200

482.

Lot of 4 billon tetradrachms of Valerian I and

16 of Gallienus.

Virtually all attributed by BMC,

many also by Dattari and/or Cologne. One of the

Gallienus coins has reverse Two Nikai holding

shield inscribed with the date LIE. VG-EF

$300

483.

Lot of 17 billon tetradrachms and 1 bronze

drachm of Salonina.

Virtually all attributed by

BMC, many also by Dattari and/or Cologne. The

bronze drachm is ex Dattari, being illustrated in

Dattari-Savio, pl. 274, 1349. Good-EF

$300

484.

Lot of 36 billon tetradrachms of Claudius

II.

Virtually all attributed by BMC, many also

by Dattari and/or Cologne. Two of the coins

have reverses Bust of Hermanubis and Bust of

Alexandria. VF-EF

$600

485.

Lot of 23 billon tetradrachms of Aurelian,

2 of Aurelian and Vaballathus, and 8 of

Severina.

Virtually all attributed by BMC, many

also by Dattari and/or Cologne. VF-EF

$350

486.

Lot of 27 billon tetradrachms of Probus.

Virtually

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

Cologne. One coin dates to the scarce last year of

Probus’ reign (Year 8). VF-EF

$275

487.

Lot of 39 late billon tetradrachms: 5 Tacitus,

9 Carus, 17 Carinus, 8 Numerian.

Virtually all

attributed by BMC, many also by Dattari and/or

Cologne. One of the coins of Carus is as Divus; one

of Carinus has reverse Eagle with legend ΛEΓ B

TPAI. Fine-EF

$700

488.

Lot of 108 billon tetradrachms of

Diocletian.

Virtually all attributed by BMC, many

also by Dattari and/or Cologne. One coin has

reverse Sarapis seated with Cerberus, a rare type

in this reign. Three of the coins are stated to be ex

Dattari, though they are not illustrated in Dattari-

Savio. VF-EF

$1,000

489.

Lot of 122 billon tetradrachms of

Diocletian.

Virtually all attributed by BMC, many

also by Dattari and/or Cologne. Four of the coins

are stated to be ex Dattari, though they are not illus-

trated in Dattari-Savio. Fine-EF

$1,200

490.

Lot of 92 billon tetradrachms of Maximian, 2 of

Constantius I, and 4 of Galerius; plus 4 miscel-

laneous coins.

Virtually all of the tetradrachms

are attributed by BMC, many also by Dattari and/

or Cologne. The miscellaneous coins are two worn

Ptolemaic tetradrachms, a tooled fake of a bronze

drachm of Hadrian with reverse Nilus reclining, and

an AE 23 of Lucius Verus from Tyana. Fine-EF

$900

World Coins

491.

Argentina

. 5 Peso, 1889. Obv: Flagged arms

within wreath, 1/2 radiant sun above. Rx: Capped

Liberty head right. Lower mintage of 404,000.

0.2333 oz AGW. KM31. Very Lustrous. MS63,

NGC

$600