A small bronze of Kolophon,head of Apollo right,backside a horse protomen.
Struck at Kolophon Date: 320 B.C.-270 B.C. Weight: 1.01 grm Size:Ae 12 mm f-vf
TETARTEMORION One of the smallest coins,from Ephesos,Ionia,a third obol,ca 480 B.C.,silver. A bee from the top,rev. eagle`s head. 0.15 gram vf
KOLOPHON Small bronze from Kolophon,Ionia. Perfect patina with earthen spots.Apollo to right.
back of the Kolophon bronze:a Lyra and letters. EF 1.29 grs Ae 10mms
IONIA KOLOPHON Tetartemorion One of the smallest coins and the only one with the value strucked at the reverse side TE. Front:Apollo between wine leafs,nicely archaic style with long hair,dark toned silver. ca 525-490 B.C. AR, 6.5 mms 0.17 grams. vf
CROISOS
A very rare twelfth Stater from the CROISOS KINGDOM. Left is the lion and right the bull. Minted in Sardes,Asia Minor. Size: 7 mms Weight:0.82 gr Date:560-546 B.C.
MARCUS AURELIUS
A nice denar of Marcus Aurelius as Caesar. date:161- 180 A.D. Culture:roman Material:silver Weight: 2.84 grms
A close up look of the face.
EPHESOS
A very rare half Stater,with the bee and E F in front,backside Incusum.
Struck at Ephesos Date: 350-280 B.C. Material:Silver Weight:1.33 grm
BRONZE BEE
A Bee from the top,not well centered,with patina.
reverse of the coin: A stag looking back,above Hercules club.
Struck at Efesos Bronze Weight:2.21 grms Culture:Ionia Date:ca 3. Century B.C.
ACHAEMENID SIGLOS
Great king running to the right,with banker`s mark.
Incusum:
Simple Incusum,patina.
Material:Silver Mint:Sardes Size:15 mm Siglos,weight:5.44 grms Culture:Achaemenid Date:520-350 B.C.
TEOS
Small Bronze of Teos,frontside is a grape,reverse standing Dyonisos with letters TEOS. This is the only coin of this issue I found-till now unpublished!Teos coins normally have a griffin.
Caesar defied the mos maiorum in 44 B.C.,he put his own portrait on silver denarii issued for circulation in Rome.This offended Roman sensibilities,as such honors were typ. reserved for dead ancestors,not living men.This was one of the long list of things that led Brutus and his conspirators to assassinate Caesar several weeks later. Well circulated coin with a still a nice portrait of the famous Julius Caesar. Ob: laureate head right,crescent behind.
Reverse: L. AEMILIUS BUCA,Venus standing left. Mint:Rome Material: Silver Size: 19 mms Weight: 3.0 gr Culture:Roman Date: Jan-Feb. 44 B.C.
Coins of Pyrrhos short reign come seldom to the market. Around 280 B.C. King Pyrrhus invaded Sicily from Italy.He was a mastermind of tactics. Some of his quotes became legendary,after a big battle against Rome,he said:"another such a victory and we are ruined." The purpose of Pyrrhos`s invasion is not yet clear,when he left Sicily he said:"What a battlefield we leave to Romans and Carthaginians!".
The obverse is a Heracles in lion skin,with the features of Pyrrhos`face.
Reverse:
Athena Promachos standing right with thunderbolt and bow in hand,below an owl. Around : SYRA-KOSION.
Material:Bronze Ae 17 Mint: Asia Minor Weight: 3.56 grms Culture:Roman Reign: 54-68 Ruler:Nero
CAIUS JULIUS CAESAR GERMANICUS CALIGULA
A holed bronze As of Caligula from the Eastern Empire. The hole was done while Caligula reigned,it is fully sintered and not new. Another proof for the cult of Caligula,which was worshipped as a God.
A view under my microscope shows a lot of sinter around the hole.
KOLOPHON 
TETARTEMORION
KOLOPHON
back of the Kolophon bronze:a Lyra and letters.
IONIA KOLOPHON
CROISOS 
MARCUS AURELIUS
A close up look of the face.
EPHESOS
BRONZE BEE
reverse of the coin:
ACHAEMENID SIGLOS
Incusum:
TEOS
GAIUS JULIUS CAESAR
Reverse:
Coins of Pyrrhos short reign come seldom to the market.
Reverse:
Material:Bronze Ae 17
A holed bronze As of Caligula from the Eastern Empire.
A view under my microscope shows a lot of sinter around the hole.
Material: Copper