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Vol. № Province Region City Issue Dating Magistrates Denomination Person(s) Obv. inscription Obv. design Rev. inscription Rev. design Reference Note Internal note Coin Number Museum Inventory Number Bibliography Weight Diameter Axis Quantity Obv. die Rev. die Obv. cmks Rev. cmks Note Obv. img Rev. img Plate Uri link
I 503b Gallia Belgica Gaul Uncertain mint of Hirtius Aulus Hirtius ; Inecriturix Æ (14 mm) INIICRITVRIX head, right A HIR IMP lion, right BN 8086–94, FITA 391–2, Scheers, Traité, no. 153, Delestrée II B 2 axis: var. 2 Lyon 1154 3.25 14 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 517A Gallia Narbonensis Gaul Vienne 30-25 BC Leaded bronze (28 mm) Octavian IMP DIVI F bare head of Octavian, right C I V prow with superstructure, right 517A/1 belonged to de Saulcy and was first published by L. de la Saussaye, Numismatique de la Gaule Narbonnaise (1842), p. 129 no. 3 and pl. XV. It is briefly mentioned by A. Pelletier, Vienne antique (1982) p. 37 n. 3, but obviously Pelletier thought the coin might be a modern forgery. Metal analysis by neutron absorption reveals the presence of a high percentage of antimony (1.42%), which is the characteristic of the metal used by coins of Vienne. As the portrait of Octavian conforms to the style of his other portraits on Gallic issues, this coin, though curious, is probably genuine. A date of c. 30-25 is proposed517A/2 surfaced recently in a private collection, from different dies. This coin was also analysed by the Centre E. Babelon at Orléans and the results are coherent with the analysis performed on 517A/1. 1 Lyon M. Amandry, ‘Une monnaie oubliée de la Colonia Iulia Viennensis’, BSFN 1996/6, pp. 106–8 14.69 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 518 Gallia Narbonensis Gaul Narbo Octavian c. 40 BC Leaded bronze (29 mm) Octavian CAESAR head of Octavian, with a slight beard, right prow with superstructure and mast, right FITA 41–3, Amandry and alii, RAN 1986, 57–77 Countermark: a cock with Q, on the obv. (on 1 and on 30 other specimens). axis: var. 165 Lyon 16.66 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 518 Gallia Narbonensis Gaul Narbo Octavian c. 40 BC Leaded bronze (29 mm) Octavian CAESAR head of Octavian, with a slight beard, right prow with superstructure and mast, right FITA 41–3, Amandry and alii, RAN 1986, 57–77 Countermark: a cock with Q, on the obv. (on 1 and on 30 other specimens). axis: var. 166 Lyon 15.08 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 518 Gallia Narbonensis Gaul Narbo Octavian c. 40 BC Leaded bronze (29 mm) Octavian CAESAR head of Octavian, with a slight beard, right prow with superstructure and mast, right FITA 41–3, Amandry and alii, RAN 1986, 57–77 Countermark: a cock with Q, on the obv. (on 1 and on 30 other specimens). axis: var. 167 Lyon 14.4 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 518 Gallia Narbonensis Gaul Narbo Octavian c. 40 BC Leaded bronze (29 mm) Octavian CAESAR head of Octavian, with a slight beard, right prow with superstructure and mast, right FITA 41–3, Amandry and alii, RAN 1986, 57–77 Countermark: a cock with Q, on the obv. (on 1 and on 30 other specimens). axis: var. 168 Lyon 12.79 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 533 Gallia Narbonensis Gaul Arausio Bronze (28 mm) Agrippa ; Augustus IMP DIVI F bare heads of Augustus, right, and Agrippa, left prow with superstructure, right; on the prow, 'eye'; above, medallion enclosing a ram's head? FITA 208–10, RN 1984, 77–84 See now V. Geneviève, ‘Le monnayage colonial d’Octave à la proue et « à la tête de bélier’ (Arausio ? RPC 533). Une nouvelle proposition d’attribution : Tolosa ?’, in M. Paz García-Bellido, A. Mostalac and A. Jiménez (eds), Del Imperium de Pompeyo a la Auctoritas de Augusto. Homenaje a Michael Grant, Anejos de AEspA XL- VII (2008), pp. 191-208. With an updated inventory of finds, from archaeological excavations and private collections, Geneviève challenges the attribution of this coinage to Arausio and its area, and offers, with quite good arguments, a new hypothesis for their minting place: the city of Tolosa (Toulouse). axis: var.; specimen numbering incorrect after 55 in print volume. 74 Lyon 18.21 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 533 Gallia Narbonensis Gaul Arausio Bronze (28 mm) Agrippa ; Augustus IMP DIVI F bare heads of Augustus, right, and Agrippa, left prow with superstructure, right; on the prow, 'eye'; above, medallion enclosing a ram's head? FITA 208–10, RN 1984, 77–84 See now V. Geneviève, ‘Le monnayage colonial d’Octave à la proue et « à la tête de bélier’ (Arausio ? RPC 533). Une nouvelle proposition d’attribution : Tolosa ?’, in M. Paz García-Bellido, A. Mostalac and A. Jiménez (eds), Del Imperium de Pompeyo a la Auctoritas de Augusto. Homenaje a Michael Grant, Anejos de AEspA XL- VII (2008), pp. 191-208. With an updated inventory of finds, from archaeological excavations and private collections, Geneviève challenges the attribution of this coinage to Arausio and its area, and offers, with quite good arguments, a new hypothesis for their minting place: the city of Tolosa (Toulouse). axis: var.; specimen numbering incorrect after 55 in print volume. 75 Lyon 18.03 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 533 Gallia Narbonensis Gaul Arausio Bronze (28 mm) Agrippa ; Augustus IMP DIVI F bare heads of Augustus, right, and Agrippa, left prow with superstructure, right; on the prow, 'eye'; above, medallion enclosing a ram's head? FITA 208–10, RN 1984, 77–84 See now V. Geneviève, ‘Le monnayage colonial d’Octave à la proue et « à la tête de bélier’ (Arausio ? RPC 533). Une nouvelle proposition d’attribution : Tolosa ?’, in M. Paz García-Bellido, A. Mostalac and A. Jiménez (eds), Del Imperium de Pompeyo a la Auctoritas de Augusto. Homenaje a Michael Grant, Anejos de AEspA XL- VII (2008), pp. 191-208. With an updated inventory of finds, from archaeological excavations and private collections, Geneviève challenges the attribution of this coinage to Arausio and its area, and offers, with quite good arguments, a new hypothesis for their minting place: the city of Tolosa (Toulouse). axis: var.; specimen numbering incorrect after 55 in print volume. 76 Lyon 17.5 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 1569 Macedonia Macedonia Thessalonica Æ (22 mm) Tiberius ΤΙ ΚΑΙΣΑΡ[ ] laureate head, right ΣΕΒΑΣΤΗ ΘΕΣΣΑΛΟΝ(Ε)ΙΚΕωΝ Livia seated, left, with patera and sceptre Touratsoglou, Tiberius 62–3 Dated c. 22-3 and later by Touratsoglou. The Paris coin (Incertaines) was originally described as RPC I, 5442. 2 Lyon see Touratsglou 22 6 1 no no no [show] [edit]
I 4091 Syria Syria Mint of the fleet coinage Lucius Bibulus Leaded bronze (22 mm) Mark Antony ; Octavia M·ANT·IMP·TER·COS·DES·ITER·ET·TER·III·VIR·R·P·C· jugate heads of Antony and Octavia, right L BIBVLVS M F PR DESIG, A (below) one ship under sail, to right; below head of Medusa (?) RSN 1986, 79, D See R.A. Fischer, Fulvia und Octavia (Berlin, 1999), pp. 191-211. 3 Lyon 12.27 22 9 1 17160 no no no [show] [edit]
I 5416 Uncertain Uncertain Uncertain Bronze (29 mm) Augustus bare head of Augustus, right prow with superstructure, right FITA 82–4 Original comment: "This series of rare bronze coins raises problems of interpretation. It was assigned to Gaul by Sydenham (NG I9I7, p. 58) and to a date of c. 40-38 BC. But Grant, FITA, pp. 82-3, easily disproved this early date: Augustus's portrait indicates that these bronzes are post-Actian. It remains to determine the mint. The discovery of one specimen (5416/5) in the neighbourhood of Istanbul, and supposed stylistic similarities with Macedonian issues, led Grant to propose a Macedonian series ordered by M. Antonius Primus, proconsul of the province in 23 BC (FITA, pp. 83-4). This solution, however, seems highly implausible, and it is better to return to a Gallic mint for the following reasons: (I) the form of the prow with superstructure is paralleled at Copia (5I4-I5), Vienna (5I7) andArausio? (533); (2) a second provenance is now recorded: specimen 54I6/7 was bought in Lyon before I910. Even if Grant did not see any of these coins among the 847 Augustan Gallic aes he examined in the south of France, the mere fact that three coins are in the P collection favours a Gallic origin; (3) the double-bevelled edge of the present series and the careful die-setting at twelve o'clock recall the C. I. V. issue (517). Therefore a Gallic mint is suggested here, and a date of c. 30-25 BC.Three unpublished analyses reveal that these coins are made of bronze (91% of copper+ 6% of tin and 3% of lead). The denomination struck was probably an as, but the series of Arausio (?) (533), which has exactly the same weight, is considered by Amandry as a dupondius (GENE, April-June 1986, pp. 21-34)." A Gallic mint was favoured by the printed volume of RPC I (1992), but Richard Ashton points out some provenances that suggest Asia is also a possibility. Although 5416/7 was bought in Lyon, 5416/5 was found near Istanbul; two new specimens come from Turkey (12-13) and one other has a Balkan provenance (14). 11 Lyon Argenor 4, 27 Apr. 2001, lot 100 21.59 29 12 1 no no no https://www.coinarchives.com/a/openlink.php?l=100|1|100|f2fc990265c712c49d51a18a32b39f0c [show] [edit]
IV.1 452 Achaea Corinthia Corinth Early in the reign of Antoninus Pius 138–140 Æ Antoninus Pius ANTONINVS AVG PIVS laureate head of Antoninus Pius, right FAVSTINA AVGVSTA C L I C[? draped bust of Faustina I, right !revleg: [COR] expected but similarly large $w$7876 has only C L I C which seems more likely with regard to spec 2 of this type 2 Lyon 28.02 33 5 1 no no yes [show] [edit]
IV.1 547 Achaea Corinthia Corinth Æ Marcus Aurelius I M AVR ANTONINVS AVG laureate-headed bust of Marcus Aurelius wearing cuirass, right C I L(sic) COR to left, decorated altar under pine-tree; on altar, Melikertes-Palaimon lying on dolphin, right; to right, nude Isthmos standing, left, trouching branch of pine-tree, holding rudder BCD Corinth 698, BMC 612 !ref: Pausanias II.1.3 (OK); !simtyp with Poseidon+patera+trident 3 Lyon 13.56 26 1 1 no no no [show] [edit]
IV.1 1238 Macedonia Macedonia Thessalonica c. 182–184 Æ Commodus ΑΥΤΟΚΡ ΚΟΜ[ laureate-headed bust of Commodus wearing cuirass and paludamentum, right ΘΕϹϹΑΛΟΝΙΚΕΩΝ Nike advancing, right, holding wreath and palm-branch Touratsoglou, Commodus (Augustus) 9 !simtyps, difficult!!! 1 Lyon Touratsoglou, Commodus (Augustus) 9, pl. 19 (V8, R8) 24 1 no no yes [show] [edit]
IV.1 1241 Macedonia Macedonia Thessalonica c. 184–187 Æ Commodus ΑΥΤΟΚ(Ρ) Μ ΑΥΡ ΚΟΜΜ ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟΝ laureate head of Commodus, right ΘΕϹϹΑΛΟΝ(Ε)ΙΚΕΩΝ Nike advancing, right, holding wreath and palm-branch Touratsoglou, Commodus (Augustus) 10–21 !simtyps, difficult!!! 9 Lyon Touratsoglou, Commodus (Augustus) 18, pl. 20 (V14, R15) 24 1 no no no [show] [edit]
IV.2 1870 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna 138/139 Lucius Venuleius Apronianus Octavius Priscus Æ (30 mm) Antoninus Pius ΑΥ ΚΑΙ ΤΙ ΑΙΛΙΟϹ ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟϹ laureate-headed bust of Antoninus Pius wearing paludamentum, right, seen from centre ΕΠΙ ΑΝΘΥΠΑΤΟΥ ΑΠΡΩΝΙΑΝΟΥ ϹΜΥΡ turreted Cybele seated, left, holding patera over lion, resting arm on tympanum Klose XLVII, Serie A, 1–2, Stumpf 587–91 !datimppor; portrait still close to Hadrian; round chin; !obv. Klose will ANTWNeINOC, but wrong 4 Lyon 20.71 1 8532 6764 no no no [show] [edit]
IV.2 1911 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna 'Pseudo-autonomous': without personal name but associated through shared dies with coins of the sophist Claudius Proklos, strategos c. 161–166 Æ (19 mm) ΖΕΥϹ ΑΚΡΑΙΟϹ (Ζ may be reversed) head of Zeus Akraios, right ϹΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ griffin standing, right, placing left forepaw on wheel Klose VI, Serie C, 60–3, BMC 179–180 and 182–3, Cop 1283–4 and 1296 46 Lyon 5.53 1 8661 6849 no no no [show] [edit]
IV.2 1924 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna c. 169–175 Publius Claudius Attalos the sophist Æ (35 mm) Marcus Aurelius ΑΥ Κ Μ ΑΥ ΑΝΤΩΝΙΝΟϹ laureate-headed bust of Marcus Aurelius (long beard with long curls) wearing cuirass and paludamentum, right, seen from centre ΑΤΤΑΛΟϹ ϹΟΦΙϹΤΗϹ ΤΑΙϹ ΠΑΤΡΙϹΙ ϹΜΥΡ ΛΑΟ to left, Zeus of Laodicea standing, right, holding long transverse sceptre and eagle; to right, Zeus Akraios seated, left, holding Nike and long sceptre Klose LXXIX, Serie E, 5–7, BMC 511, Cop 1432 Klose ohne WN Ligatur; 'Weber 6192' on its own rausgeworfen 4 Lyon 20.92 1 8062 6923 no no no [show] [edit]
VI 170 Macedonia Macedonia Thessalonica Æ Elagabalus ΑΥ Κ Μ ΑΥΡ ΑΝΤΩΝΙΝΟϹ laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Elagabalus, right, seen from front ΘΕϹϹΑΛΟΝΙΚΕΩΝ Nike advancing, left, holding palm branch and Kabeiros Touratsoglou 45–89 23 Lyon Touratsoglou 47 24 1 10716 no no no [show] [edit]
VI 209 Macedonia Macedonia Thessalonica Æ Maximinus ΑΥ Κ Γ ΙΟΥ ΟΥΗ ΜΑΞΙΜ(Ε)ΙΝΟϹ laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Maximinus, right, seen from rear ΘΕϹϹΑΛΟΝ(Ε)ΙΚΕΩΝ Kabeiros standing facing, head left, holding rhyton and hammer; to left, lighted altar; to right, elephant tusk in cylindrical container Touratsoglou 80–1, 89–96, 118 7 Lyon Touratsoglou 80 25 1 11368 13980 no no no [show] [edit]
VI 213 Macedonia Macedonia Thessalonica Æ Maximinus ΑΥ Κ Γ ΙΟΥ ΟΥΗ ΜΑΞΙΜ(Ε)ΙΝΟϹ laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Maximinus, right, seen from rear ΘΕϹϹΑΛΟΝ(Ε)ΙΚΕΩΝ Nike advancing, left, holding palm branch and Kabeiros Touratsoglou 3–23, 28–30, 48, 53–7 18 Lyon Touratsoglou 48 25 1 10111 15426 no no no [show] [edit]
VI 3762 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna Æ (25 mm) ΙΕΡΑ ϹΥΝΚΛΗΤΟϹ youthful bust of Senate right ϹΜΥΡ(ΝΑΙΩΝ) Γ ΝΕΩΚΟΡΩΝ two Nemeses facing each other Klose xxi.1-15 A note by Marguerite: Please check coin attribution. The obverse dies of some of the coins listed here look like belonging to earlier volumes (VI or VII.1). 36 Lyon 6.84 1 no no no [show] [edit]
VI 3762 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna Æ (25 mm) ΙΕΡΑ ϹΥΝΚΛΗΤΟϹ youthful bust of Senate right ϹΜΥΡ(ΝΑΙΩΝ) Γ ΝΕΩΚΟΡΩΝ two Nemeses facing each other Klose xxi.1-15 A note by Marguerite: Please check coin attribution. The obverse dies of some of the coins listed here look like belonging to earlier volumes (VI or VII.1). 37 Lyon 6.1 1 no no no [show] [edit]
VII.1 312 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna Æ (21 mm) Gordian III Α Κ(Α) Μ ΑΝ(Τ) ΓΟΡΔΙΑΝΟϹ laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Gordian III, right, seen from rear ϹΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ Γ ΝΕΩΚΟΡΩΝ Heracles standing left, holding cantharus and club with lion skin Klose, Smyrna LXX 19–28 Obv. legend reads Α Κ Μ ΑΝΤ ΓΟΡΔΙΑΝΟϹ or Α ΚΑ Μ ΑΝ ΓΟΡΔΙΑΝΟϹ 15 Lyon 5.54 1 24532 25337 no no no [show] [edit]
VII.1 321 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna Marcus Aurelius Tertius Æ (30 mm) ϹΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ ΠΡΩΤΩΝ ΑϹΙΑϹ veiled bust of Demeter left, holding two ears of corn and cornucopia ΕΠ Ϲ Μ ΑΥΡ ΤΕΡΤΙΟΥ ΑϹΙΑΡΧΟΥ Amazon Smyrna standing left, holding patera, double axe, pelta and chlamys; at her feet, prow Klose, Smyrna XVIII 13–14 16 Lyon 13.08 6 1 24536 25384 no no no [show] [edit]
VII.1 325 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna Æ (25 mm) ΙΕΡΑ ϹΥΝΚΛΗΤΟϹ draped bust of the Senate, right ϹΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ Γ ΝΕΩΚΟΡΩΝ temple with four columns enclosing statue of Tyche holding rudder and cornucopia Klose, Smyrna XXI 18, 21–34 16 Lyon 5.83 1 24140 25317 no no no [show] [edit]
VII.1 329.1 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna Æ (19 mm) ΖΕΥϹ ΑΚΡΑΙΟϹ head of Zeus Akraios, right ϹΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ prow, right Klose, Smyrna VI 67–75 20 Lyon 3.07 1 24534 25367 no no no [show] [edit]
VIII 1052 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna Æ (25 mm) ΙΕΡΑ ϹΥΝΚΛΗΤΟϹ draped bust of the Senate, right ϹΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ Γ ΝΕΩΚΟΡΩΝ two Nemeses standing facing, the one on the left with bridle, the one on the right with cubit; at feet, wheel Klose, Smyrna XXI 11 Given to the time of Philip by Klose, p. 83. VS 21. 2 Lyon Klose Smyrna, XII, 11, no. 2 6.1 6 1 no no no [show] [edit]
IX 457 Asia (conventus of Cyzicus) Troas Alexandria Æ (22 mm) Volusian IMP VIBI AFI VOLVSSIAN laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Volusian, right, seen from rear CO(L) AV(G), TROA horse grazing, right; behind, herdsman (Ordes) standing right, holding pedum Bellinger A422 4 Lyon Bellinger A422, pl. 23 22 1 1527 2671 no no no [show] [edit]
X 1609 Asia (conventus of Smyrna) Ionia Smyrna Marcus Aurelius Sextus Æ (27 mm) Gallienus ΑΥΤ Κ Π ΛΙΚ ΓΑΛΛΙΗΝΟϹ laureate, draped and cuirassed bust of Gallienus, right, seen from rear ϹΜΥΡΝΑΙΩΝ Γ ΝΕΩΚ ΕΠ Ϲ ϹΕΞϹΤΟΥ Cybele seated left, holding patera and resting on tympanum; at feet, lion left Klose lxxv.24 (“Pergamum”) 5 Lyon Klose lxxv.24.5 7.08 1 23116 23202 no no no [show] [edit]