COINS. Ancient Greek, Phoenicia x4, including AE15, 3.23g, ...

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£60 - £70

COINS. Ancient Greek, Phoenicia x4, including AE15, 3.23g, of Arados, modern-day Arwad in Syria, 2nd Century BCE, obverse; head of Zeus right, reverse; triple-pointed ram of galley left, Phoenician letters above, Phoenician date beneath, cf.S-6001, VG+, together with AE12, 1.73g, of Berytos, modern-day Beirut in Lebanon, 1st Century CE, obverse; CO - L either side of Marsyas standing left, right hand raised, carrying wine-skin over shoulder, reverse; BER above galley prow right, cf.S-5199 (Greek Imperial Coins), Fine+, plus AE19, 7.00g, of Marathos, aka Amrit, near modern-day Tartus in Syria, 2nd Century BCE, obverse; laureate head of Zeus right, reverse; filleted double-cornucopiae, Phoenician date numeral to right, Phoenician letters (= m a b) in field to left, other Phoenician letters across lower field, cf.S-6042, near Fine, light cleaning scratches, and AE20, 7.84g, of Tripolis, modern-day Tripoli in Lebanon, 1st Century BCE, obverse; conjoined laureate heads of the Dioskouroi right, reverse; [TPIΠOΛITΩN], upright palm branch, all within laurel wreath, near Fine, surface corrosion. (4)