Extremely rare, apparently the second known example
Lot 433
Judaica JUDAEA. Neapolis. Philip I, 244-249. Tetrassarion (Bronze, 29 mm, 15.08 g, 12 h), 247-249. IMP M IVL PHILIPPVS AVG Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust of Philip I to right, seen from behind. Rev. COL SERG NEAPOL On the left, helmeted and nude male figure standing right, left foot set on rock and extending his right hand, facing, on the right, female figure seated left on rock, extending her right hand; between them, spear planted downwards; above, Mount Gerizim surmounted by temple complex; in exergue, star. BMC -. Harl, Neapolis -. Rosenberger -. RPC VIII online 2260.2 (this coin). Samel -. Soshana -. Sofaer 151. Extremely rare, apparently the second known example. Struck on a full flan and with beautiful reverse detail. Slightly rough and with light adjustment marks, otherwise, good very fine.

Ex The New York Sale XLVIII, 14 January 2020, 152, and previously privately acquired from Steve Rubinger (Antiqua, with original tickets).
Estimate:
750 CHF
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600 CHF
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Closing time: 02-Nov-26, 06:00:00 CET
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Info When delivered in Switzerland, this item is subjected to margin taxation in accordance with Art. 24a MWSTG (Swiss VAT Act), provided that the buyer is not registered for VAT.

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