Carthage 300-264 BC Bronze Shekel

Name: Carthage 300-264 BC Bronze Shekel
SKU: CG739
Price: 165.00 GBP
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£165.00

Code: CG739

Wreathed head of Tanit / Horses head right

19mm, 5.08g

This coin is from the Clark collection, formed during the 1980’s & 1990’s and consisting of coins from Ancient Greece, Rome and Persia. Coins were sourced from reputable dealers and careful attention paid to selecting quality coins. Greek, Roman Republican and Imperial periods are particularly well represented in silver. These coins clearly gave the collector great pleasure and we are pleased to now be able to pass this on to the next generation. The Clark collection is available exclusively with Silbury Coins. To discuss selling a similar collection please contact us today.

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