Also = Ex J.S. Wilkinson Collection, Joel Malter Auction 49 (15 Nov 1992), Lot 549. (Lockett provenance noted by Malter, but Pozzi.) It is, of course, worth noting that the sale has been nicknamed "mini-Pozzi."

Also = Ex J.S. Wilkinson Collection, Joel Malter Auction 49 (15 Nov 1992), Lot 549.

Unlisted provenance: Knopek auction 7 April 1978 lot 297

Known modern pressed forgery.
http://www.forgerynetwork.com/asset.aspx?id=olwYGfVpCFg=

This coin also ex E. P. Warren (1860-1928) Collection; Naville Ars Classica XV (2 Jul 1930), Lot 809; Lt. Col. Reginald Keble Morcom (1877-1961) Collection; Christopher Morcom Collection; CNG 76, part 1 (12 Sep 2007), Lot 562.

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Cyrillic script 'Тодор' Todor.

A such rare and important coin like this without any pedigree?.. of course not! Here it is:
= ex Santamaria sale 24th january 1938, lot 224. From the italian collection of Pietro Gariazzo (Turin) / Roberto Venturi Ginori (Florence). Congratulation to the new owner!

Correction: this not the coin illustrated in Ophthalmologia XIII.9. The illustrated coin was CNG EA 531 part 1 (25 Jan 2023), 78 [ex CNR XXV (Summer 2000), 22].

This is a fake, check forgerynetwork.com for the same obverse dies paired with multiple reverse dies. Pulled from CNG auction 112 lot 306. I was offered this coin by a dealer in Green Bay WI on 1/25/2023.

Ex NFA Fall 1990 MBS (18 Oct 1990), Lot 2383; CNG Auction 40, in assoc. w/ NAC (New York, 4 Dec 1996), Lot 1503, from the James Fox Collection.

I believe it should be RPC I 4317 - NOT 4217.

This piece is almost certainly a modern forgery. It is a "die" (or in this case mold) match, except for the last digit of the date being altered, to known numismatic forgeries dated 1812, 1813 and 1814 (1813 being the commonly appearing). There are multiple identifying markers which clearly show this, and of course it would be practically impossible for (4) years of genuine coinage to been produced from a single mold.

Also note that this piece appears to be the ONLY appearance of an "1811" cast SUD 8R in searchable online numismatic auction archives spanning the last 12+ years. I have seen (2) other pieces from eBay, both mold matches to this specimen... and one was explicitly IDed as a modern fake.

Ex UBS 78, 2008 n. 1120

Ex: Lanz 135, 2008 n.462

Divergent wreath ties = RIC VI 26a

with eagle = RIC VI 18a, struck under Domitius Domitianus

Divergent wreath ties = RIC VI 26a

Divergent wreath ties = RIC VI 26a

Palm branch at foot = RIC VI 28a

Divergent wreath ties = RIC VI 26a

Chabenat Collection, 2nd Partie, Etienne Bourgey, 14 -15 December 1911, Lot 183; V. Luneau, Clement Platt, 27 - 29 March 1922, Lot 891; Richard Cartwright Esq, of Anyhoe Park Banbury England Collection, (Prince W sale catalogue, but not his coin, Lots 1008 - 1012 silver Arsinoe II Dekadrachms), Münzhandlung Basel 4, 1935, Lot 1010§; Provient d’un achat à l’amiable chez A. Cheilan en 2009 et vente Palombo 19, 12 December 2020, Lot 57; MDC Monaco, 13 - 14 October 2022, Lot 22.

not Craw 370/1b but Craw 470/1c

not Syd. 1037 but Syd 1038

= N&N London 7, Lot 6 (which was notably not before 2021)