The New York Sale 2026 Ancient & World

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1186 Moneyer issue. T. Carisius. Silver Denarius (3.88 g), 46 BC. Rome. Head of the Sibyl Herophile right, her hair decorated with jewels, caught in a sling and tied with bands. Reverse: Sphinx seated right; T. CARISIVS above and III. VIR below. Crawford 464/1; CRI 69l Syd.983, Carisia 10. Rare. Cobalt blue obverse hues over old scratch in field; reverse iridescent gold highlights. Ch XF : Strike 5/5; Surface 2/5, graffito

$500

NGC Certification Number 8557723-011

Ex Coin Galleries, Ancient and Modern Coins of the World and the United States, Paper Money and Medals, New York, July 15th, 1998, lot 286; comes with tag

Calico Plate Coin!

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1187 Emergency issue of the Roman Senate. L. Cestus and C. Norbanus. Gold Aureus (7.99 g, 20mm), May-August 43 BC. Rome. Draped bust of Africa right, wearing elephant skin. Reverse: Curule chair, its front legs adorned with eagles, surmounted by two confronted serpents, EX S.C. – PR; L.CESTIVS above, C.NORBA below. Crawford 491/1b; CRI 195a; Syd. 1154; Calicó 4 (R3)- this coin. RBW 1718 (same dies), Bahrfeldt 25, pl. IV, 19 (same dies), and Banti (Cestia) 86-3. It IS the Calicó plate coin, but unfortunately Calicó gives no additional pedigree. Extremely rare variety with the EX S C instead of simply S C in the left field of the reverse, and also having the serpents on the curule chair. In NGC holder graded AU ; Strike 3/5; Surface 4/5

$10,000

NGC Certification Number 2176681-002

Ex Coin Galleries, The Spring Mail Bid Sale: Ancient and Modern Coins of the World and the United States, Paper Money and Medals, New York, April 12, 2000, lot 12; comes with tag