Philip II 359-336 BC Gold Stater NGC AU Struck Under Alexander the Great his Son sold

Philip II 359-336 BC Gold Stater NGC AU Struck Under Alexander the Great his Son soldEarly posthumous issue, possibly struck under his son Alexander the Great. Lovely well centered, detailed strike of the best style. Kingdom of Macedonia Philip II King: 359 336 B. C. (Father of Alexander III the Great) Gold Stater (19mm, 8. 60 gm, 4h). Posthumous issue of Pella mint. Certification: NGC Ancients AU Strike: 4 5 Surface: 3 5 The obverse with an exquisite head of Apollo, a laurel wreath running through the wild curls of his hair. The

The Liberty Head Double Eagle is peak 19th-century American gold design: bold

Just back from NGC Grading

A MS65 example today are worth $15

bowl decorated with coiled serpent right / AΛEΞANΔPOY

Struck and circulated while he was alive

bold legends

we note that an 1725 example was ultimately missing from Sotheby's November 1986 and May 1996 Portuguese sales

Fresh to the market after years of residing in a friends collection

000 to $50

AD 69 | NGC Ancients AU (Strike 4/5

Gaius (Caligula) (AD 37-41)

that has excellent qualities and features