Colection - VALENTINDOBRINESTOROV

Pedigree:
Friedrich Otto (1872-1947) .June 2007, F. Künker Auction 126, Lot 2581

- Helge

Pedigree:
Sally Rosenberg, Katalog 60, 19 April 1926, Lot 1017

- Helge

Pedigree:
Sally Rosenberg, Katalog 60, 19 April 1926, Lot 1017

- Helge

Pedigree:
Kricheldorf Auktion XIV, July 1964, Lot 1361

- Helge

Pedigree:
Kricheldorf Auktion XIV, July 1964, Lot 1361

- Helge

who want to know more about the down-left coin that made the hammerprice exploding can read "Un nummus inédit frappé à Trèves en 310 ap." from Georges Gautier in Gazette numismatique suisse, Vol. 60 (2010).
The "new-discovery" T/F//PTR emission for Maxentius for Treveri was described 10 years earlier by Zschucke, but for another revers type in "Ein unedierter Follis des Maxentius aus der Münzstätte Trier und die Rückschlüsse, die er zur Politik des jungen Constantin ermöglicht" in Trierer Petermännchen. Vol 14 (2000), 65-69. Zschucke article apparently not known by Gautier.

Pedigree:
Virgil Brand (1862-1926), Auction Leu 1988, Lot 190

- Helge Jonsson

Pedigree:
Virgil Brand (1862-1926), Auction Leu 1988, Lot 1195

- Helge Jonsson

Pedigree:
Friedrich Otto (1872-1947) .June 2007, F. Künker Auction 126, Lot 2581

- Helge Jonsson

Pedigree*
Ernst Otto Horn (1880-1945), F.Künker Auction 255, Lot 4658, October 2014

- Helge Jonsson

The sale of the Vierordt collection was by Schulman in Amsterdam (5 March 1923, this coin indeed being lot 1000 in that sale).

Possibly cast fake or mother of a cast fake!
Weight of this one is 14,99 and weight of almost identical piece is 14,24g
Weights of both are too low should be about 17,3g
Almost Identical piece (this one has an extra scratch right to the chin) can be found here.

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=2161597

Possibly cast fake or mother of a cast fake!
Weight of this one is 14,24 and weight of almost identical piece is 14,99g
Weights of both are too low should be about 17,3g
Almost Identical piece (this one is missing the extra scratch right to the chin the other one has ) can be found here.

https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=283414

This is a lot. The displayed coin is the last ('Mylasa, Caria, 3d- 2nd century BC, Bronze, horse right, rev M-Y trident, 1.59g (BMC 11; SNG Cop 422), nice green patina, very fine')

This is Strack 695 in ex. SPQR
Strack 660 has in ex. EX SC

The displayed picture does not conform with explanation below

Too heavy for RIC 133, it's a RIC 102 (351->355)

Buste en D3 (diadème perles) -> RIC 77h
(pas 77i, qui lui est en D4)

This coin is a cast fake.

Exergue : C•Δ -> RIC 102(4)

Not RIC 102 (heavy siliqua) but with this weight, RIC 133.

CONSTANCE II
RIC 214

This is a modern fake. The style is terrible and the forger combined a Vandalic averse legend DN RX GVNTHA with a Gepidic Reverse.

RIC 234 en fait car revers en VOT/MVLTIS.
La RIC 303 est en revers VOTIS/MVLTIS.