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Individual Coin Images: https://imgur.com/a/XUcUdvV
Buy All 17 Coins for $1,500 (save $420 compared to individual pricing)
Offers Welcome
1. Kebren, Troas Silver Obol 412-400BCE, Two rams headbutting/ Quadripartite incuse. (0.46g, 9mm)
\\-$110
2. Gargara, Troas Silver Obol, \\\~400BCE Head of Apollo/ Ram head within square incuse, lettering (GAR) above. Slightly more uncommon Troas Obol type, well centered and good obverse detail with strong lettering. (0.54g, 7.8mm)
\\-$140
3. Miletos Silver Diobol, Late 6th to Early 4th century BCE, Lion facing left/ decorative stellate pattern with incuse. Decently centered, somewhat worn obverse. (1.12g, 8.9mm)
\\-$70
4. Lesbos, Uncertain Mint, \\\~450BCE, Silver Hemiobol, edge chip, extra fine details and surfaces though. (0.20g, 5.7mm)
\\-$150
5. Elaia, Aeolis Silver Obol, 450-400BCE, edge chip, but well centered. Head of Athena/wreath. (0.34g, 7.9mm)
\\-$80
6. Elaia, Aeolis Silver Obol, 450-400BCE, dark toning, off center obverse, strong reverse. Head of Athena/wreath. (0.22g, 8.1mm)
\\-$75
7. Dardanos, Troas Silver Obol, 405-360BCE, Horse rider/Rooster within square incuse. Clear reverse, neat example of a rooster. (0.50g, 10.1mm)
\\-$110
8. Dardanos, Troas Silver Obol, 405-360BCE, Horse rider/Rooster within square incuse. Chipped edges, crystalized. (0.43g, 9.8mm)
\\-$80
9. Phokaia Silver Tetartemorion, 550-500BCE, Head of Griffin/quadripartite incuse. Well struck with crisp surfaces, slightly off center. (0.12g, 4.9mm)
\\-$60
10. Tenedos, Troas Silver Obol, 450-387BCE. Janiform portrait, left face bearded/labrys within square incuse, T & E on the sides. Decently centered, especially sharp reverse. (0.52g, 8.7mm)
\\-$200
11. Lampsakos, Mysia Silver Diobol, 500-450BCE, a little worn but well centered. Janiform portrait in archaic style/head of Athena facing left within square incuse. (1.18g, 12.1mm)
\\-$150
12. Lampsakos, Mysia Silver Diobol, \\\~450BCE, quite worn, janiform portrait/head of Athena facing right. (0.87g, 10.8mm)
\\-$80
13. Phokaia Silver Tetartemorion, 550-500BCE, head of Griffin/bird(?)/incuse, slightly off center, good surfaces. (0.20g, 5.3mm)
\\-$80
14. Chersonesos, Thrace Silver Hemiobol(?), 515-493BCE, forepart of a lion facing the right, head turned back to the left/quadripartite incuse. Lightly crystalized, but rather sharp reverse detail within each quadrant. (0.30g, 7.9mm)
\\-$60
15. Aigar, Macedonia, silver hemiobol/tetartemorion(?), 485-470BCE, \\\*\\\*Very Rare\\\*\\\*, head of bearded goat facing right/quadripartite incuse. (0.20g, 6.4mm)
\\-$250
16. Neandria(?), Troas Silver Hemiobol, mid-5th century BCE, Corinthian helmet facing the right/ amphora within a pelleted square border. (0.28g, 6.7mm)
\\-$50
18. Elizabeth I Shilling, 6th Issue (1584-1586), was bent, has good detail. (5.62g, 31.4mm)
\\-$150

They surely need to act now after the last BCE move

U.S. Shipping Only, USPS Priority Shipping With $100 insurance included with purchase, although shipping methods and insurance can be discussed in private. PayPal (G&S/F&F), Zelle (preferred), Venmo, & Wise accepted
Individual Coin Images: https://imgur.com/a/XUcUdvV
Buy All 17 Coins for $1,500 (save $420 compared to individual pricing)
Offers Welcome
1. Kebren, Troas Silver Obol 412-400BCE, Two rams headbutting/ Quadripartite incuse. (0.46g, 9mm)
\\-$110
2. Gargara, Troas Silver Obol, \\\~400BCE Head of Apollo/ Ram head within square incuse, lettering (GAR) above. Slightly more uncommon Troas Obol type, well centered and good obverse detail with strong lettering. (0.54g, 7.8mm)
\\-$140
3. Miletos Silver Diobol, Late 6th to Early 4th century BCE, Lion facing left/ decorative stellate pattern with incuse. Decently centered, somewhat worn obverse. (1.12g, 8.9mm)
\\-$70
4. Lesbos, Uncertain Mint, \\\~450BCE, Silver Hemiobol, edge chip, extra fine details and surfaces though. (0.20g, 5.7mm)
\\-$150
5. Elaia, Aeolis Silver Obol, 450-400BCE, edge chip, but well centered. Head of Athena/wreath. (0.34g, 7.9mm)
\\-$80
6. Elaia, Aeolis Silver Obol, 450-400BCE, dark toning, off center obverse, strong reverse. Head of Athena/wreath. (0.22g, 8.1mm)
\\-$75
7. Dardanos, Troas Silver Obol, 405-360BCE, Horse rider/Rooster within square incuse. Clear reverse, neat example of a rooster. (0.50g, 10.1mm)
\\-$110
8. Dardanos, Troas Silver Obol, 405-360BCE, Horse rider/Rooster within square incuse. Chipped edges, crystalized. (0.43g, 9.8mm)
\\-$80
9. Phokaia Silver Tetartemorion, 550-500BCE, Head of Griffin/quadripartite incuse. Well struck with crisp surfaces, slightly off center. (0.12g, 4.9mm)
\\-$60
10. Tenedos, Troas Silver Obol, 450-387BCE. Janiform portrait, left face bearded/labrys within square incuse, T & E on the sides. Decently centered, especially sharp reverse. (0.52g, 8.7mm)
\\-$200
11. Lampsakos, Mysia Silver Diobol, 500-450BCE, a little worn but well centered. Janiform portrait in archaic style/head of Athena facing left within square incuse. (1.18g, 12.1mm)
\\-$150
12. Lampsakos, Mysia Silver Diobol, \\\~450BCE, quite worn, janiform portrait/head of Athena facing right. (0.87g, 10.8mm)
\\-$80
13. Phokaia Silver Tetartemorion, 550-500BCE, head of Griffin/bird(?)/incuse, slightly off center, good surfaces. (0.20g, 5.3mm)
\\-$80
14. Chersonesos, Thrace Silver Hemiobol(?), 515-493BCE, forepart of a lion facing the right, head turned back to the left/quadripartite incuse. Lightly crystalized, but rather sharp reverse detail within each quadrant. (0.30g, 7.9mm)
\\-$60
15. Aigar, Macedonia, silver hemiobol/tetartemorion(?), 485-470BCE, \\\*\\\*Very Rare\\\*\\\*, head of bearded goat facing right/quadripartite incuse. (0.20g, 6.4mm)
\\-$250
16. Neandria(?), Troas Silver Hemiobol, mid-5th century BCE, Corinthian helmet facing the right/ amphora within a pelleted square border. (0.28g, 6.7mm)
\\-$50
18. Elizabeth I Shilling, 6th Issue (1584-1586), was bent, has good detail. (5.62g, 31.4mm)
\\-$150

They surely need to act now after the last BCE move