= ex Edward Gans, Numismatic Fine Arts, Mail bid sale No. 3, 25th march 1947, lot 262.

This coin = Münzen & Medaillen FPL 560 (Nov/Dec 1992), 109. The crescent is there interpreted as a torque. The cataloger comments on its potential Celtiberian origin: "Das Stück stammt aus Spanien, es könnte sich um eine gallische Prägung aus Südfrankreich oder um eine keltiberisch/punische Münzstatte handeln."

This coin = Münzen und Medaillen FPL 536 (Jul 1992), 70.

This coin = Münzen und Medaillen FPL 536 (Jul 1992), 70.

This coin = Münzen und Medaillen FPL 516 (Nov-Dec 1988), 32

This coin = Münzen und Medaillen FPL 516 (Nov-Dec 1988), 32

Sir Edward Bunbury, Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge, 1896, Lot 67 (part of); Collection W. Talbot Ready, Feuardent Frères, 8 – 12 July 1919, Lot 41; Clarence S. Bement collection, T.L. Comparette, A Descriptive Catalogue of Greek Coins Selected from the Cabinet of Clarence S Bement Esq. (ANS 1921), No. 9; Johns Hopkins University Collection, inv. 44.5.32 (Part II, Numismatic Fine Arts & Bank Leu, 16 October 1984), lot 97; John Work Garrett Collection, inv. G1074; Antikenmuseum Basel Collection (Numismatica Ars Classica 13, 8 October 1998), lot 65; Athos D. Moretti Collection (222bis); Spink 9026, 1 October 2009, lot 828; Triton XIV, 4 January 2011, Lot 1. Purchased for 4000 CHF by Moretti (information kindly provided by Giuliano Russo).

Published : T.L. Comparette, A Descriptive Catalogue of Greek Coins Selected from the Cabinet of Clarence S Bement Esq. (ANS 1921), No. 9 J. Voukelatos, The Hitherto unknown provenance of an important coin from Venusia (this coin), Nomismatika Chronika 2015, pp 55 – 64.

Sorry about the typo. The date is clearly AH1096 not AH1196.

Regarding the reverse: if the figure on the left were the emperor he would NOT be depicted smaller than the empress, as he is on ALL specimens of the Antioch CONCORDIA AVG issue with the P F AVG obverse legend. Ergo, the figure on the left represents, and is, the personification of the Roman Senate and is not Aurelian.

= Bankhaus H. Aufhäuser 8 (Oct. 9-10, 1991), Lot 296

= Bankhaus H. Aufhäuser 8 (Oct. 9-10, 1991), Lot 298

= Bankhaus Aufhäuser 8 (Oct. 9-10, 1991), Lot 309

Monete rubata al proprietario il 17/06/23. Segnalare se vista sul mercato

= ex Salton collection, Künker auction 377, lot 5657 (2022).
For interpretation of punch mark "D", it can be interesting to compare the coin to the specimen from British Museum R.9455 see https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/C_R-9455

= ex Knobloch collection, Stack's New York, sale May 1980, lot 103.

Clearly a porous denarius, not a quinarius.

This is a coin of Cyprus

The mint is Ganduman كندمان, very rare mint in Luristan.

Erroneous reference/provenance: "This coin" is not the SNG Levante 95 coin, which was part of the Sunrise Collection, sold at Triton XVIII, Lot 64.
The same error ("SNG Levante 95 (this coin)") is repeated multiple times by this firm.

Correction: Weight = 2.46g.

Correction: Weight = 2.46g.

This coin very likely Schoenert-Geiss 476 (not illustrated, but described as "2.70 - Guadan" & apparently this rev. die). A second specimen from this collection was given a weight of 2.70g in Vico sales but actually weighs 2.46g (Guadán 1870 = Vico 160, 242 corr. [weight] = Vico e-19, 223 corr. [weight]).

ex Stack's, New York, 14. june 1971, lot 27

= ex Stack's, New York, 14th june 1971, lot 34.

This coin (probably) = L. Hamburger 96 (25 October 1932), Lot 119 (Jameson?).