Greek, City State, Miletus, (6 Cen BC), Silver 1/12 Stater, 1.01g, 08.21x9.37mm, Obv: Forepart of lion with its head turned back(the typical emblem of Miletus), Rev: A deep square incuse carrying a floral pattern comprising four flowerets around central pellet. The ancient Greek city of Miletus in Asia Minor, on what is now the west coast of Turkey, was the intellectual and commercial center of the Greek world before Athens rose to prominence. It has been called the birthplace of the modern world. Very Fine, Very Scarce. View Lot Details

Bactrian Kingdom, (2 Cen BC), Copper, 12.38g, 22.88x25.29mm, Obv: Lion to right, Greek legend BASILEOS PANTALEONTOS, Rev: Female deity moving left, holding flower, Legend Patalevasa (out of flan). This is perhaps the first Greek issued coin that shows an Indian affinity by carrying a Brahmi script. Rare. View Lot Details

Roman, Fabius, (1 Cen BC), Silver Denarius, 3.61g, 18.72x18.66mm, Obv: Turreted and veiled head of Cybele to right, Rev: Victory driving galopping biga to right, holding reins and goad. Very Rare. View Lot Details

Roman Republic, C. Publicius, (1 Cen BC), Silver Denarius, 2.98g, 19.00x18.77mm, Obv: Helmeted bust of Roma to right, Legend "ROMA" behind, Rev: Hercules fighting lion, club on ground; bow and quiver. Legend "C POBLICI Q F". Scalloped edge. Very Fine, Very Rare. View Lot Details