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222.

Diocletian. 

284-305 AD. Aureus, 4.64g (5h).

Cyzicus, 284-6 AD. Obv: IMP C C VAL

DIOCLETIANVS P F AVG Bust laureate, draped,

cuirassed right. Rx: IOVI C - ONSE - RVATORI

Jupiter standing left holding Victory on globe and

scepter. RIC 295 (R). Depeyrot 2/2 (p. 132, 40 spec-

imens). Calicó 4482 (same obv. die). Cohen 248 (80

Fr.). Mint State

$10,000

Ex Tkalec, 18 February 2002, lot 236

223.

Aureus, 5.42g (5h). Antioch, 286 AD. Obv: IMP C

G VAL DIOCLETIANVS P F AVG Bust laureate,

draped, cuirassed right, seen from front. Rx: FATIS

VICTRICIBVS The Three Fates standing beside

one another, facing right, front, and left respectively,

holding hands; the figure on the left also raises her

right hand; SMA in exergue, numeral Ξ (60 to the

pound) in lower right field between the second and

third figures. RIC 314 (R3). Depeyrot 3/2 (p. 137,

2 specimens). Calicó 4447a (same dies). Cohen 56

(400 Fr.). Mint State

$10,000

Ex Triton V, 15-16 January 2002, lot 2137

Hercules Fighting Hydra

224.

Maximianus. 

286-305 AD. Aureus, 5.99g (1h).

Rome, 294 AD. Obv: MAXIMI - ANVS P F AVG

Head laureate right. Rx: HERCVLI - DEBELLAT

around, PROM in exergue, Hercules standing left,

raising his club to smite the Lernian hydra, one

of whose heads he has siezed with his other hand,

while the hydra for its part has wrapped its tail

around Hercules’ lower right leg. Depeyrot 9/5 (p.

83, 19 specimens). Pink, Goldprägung, p. 21. Cohen

255 (300 Fr., du Chastel Coll.). Omitted by mistake

from RIC. Rare Labor of Hercules on an aureus.

Mint State

$10,000

Ex Triton V, 15-16 January 2002, lot 2149 (Jürgen

K. Schmidt Collection). Ex Triton II, 1-2 December

1998, lot 1040

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