Name: Auction: Irene AV Solidus. Syracuse, AD 797-802.
Brand: Stanley Gibbons Baldwin's
Price: 4800 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

<b>Sale number:</b> C24005 <br> <br> World Coins; Including items from the Provence Collection

SGB Coin Auction | World Coins; Including items from the Provence Collection | C24005

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A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd has a history that dates back to 1872, and is one of the largest and longest established numismatic dealers and auction houses in the world. As a distinguished name in the numismatic trade, they have seamlessly transitioned into the world of bullion, bringing unparalleled expertise and commitment to quality to a broader audience.

Established in 1872, Baldwin's has been a cornerstone of the numismatic trade, earning a reputation for integrity, authenticity, and a passion for the rare and precious. For over a century and a half, we have been at the forefront of preserving and promoting the art and history encapsulated within rare coins and precious metals.

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Irene AV Solidus. Syracuse, AD 797-802. IRIh bASISSII, crowned bust of Irene facing, wearing loros, holding globus cruciger and cruciform sceptre / IRIh bACILI, crowned bust of Irene facing, wearing loros, holding globus cruciger and cruciform sceptre; C-I across fields. Anastasi -; DOC -, but cf. 4 (no letters in rev. field); Sear -, cf. 1602 (same). 3.86g, 21mm, 7h.

Mint State; two sharp and well-centred portraits of Irene, highly lustrous surfaces. Very Rare.

From the Provence Collection of Ancient Coins. 
Ex Nomos AG, Auction 15, 22 October 2017, lot 311 (hammer: 6,000 CHF).

Irene AV Solidus. Syracuse, AD 797-802.

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