Multi-sport lot of (55) mostly 1963-1971 Topps and Salada Coins with (2) Mickey Mantle (FR-NM). Nice coin lot includes (2) 1955 Armour Coins: Johnny Antonelli & Curt Simmons: (25) 1962 Salada Football Coins, highlighted by #s 12 Paul Hornung, 120 Andy Robustelli and 85 Dick Lane; (9) 1962 Baseball Salada Coins (commons); (1) 1963 Salada Coins: #44 Earl Battey; (14) 1964 Topps Coins, highlighted by (2) #131 Mickey Mantle, (2) 125 Brooks Robinson , 159 Sandy Koufax, 151 Willie Mays, 80 Willie Willie Mays, 83 Hank Aaron and others; and (4) 1971 Topps Coins: (2) 153 Willie Mays and (2) 87 Lou Brock. Most appear VG/EX-EX. Range: FR-NM.

Multi-sport lot of (55) mostly 1963-1971 Topps and Salada...

Two Roman Emperors on a coin and nearly a third as Drusus was heir apparent for a short period Obv - TI CAESAR DIVI AVGVSTI F AVGVSTVS P M Tiberius head left, Rev - C V I N C NERO ET DRVSVS CAESARES QVINQ an Nero and Drusus facing each other

Tiberius, Nero, Drusus on Bronze AE As 14-33 CE

1) Augustus Bronze AE @ 19-15 BCE, Obverse has CAESAR behind his right facing head and reverse has AVGVSTVS inside a wreath, Scarce coin, and 2) Nero bronze AE As 54-68 AD NERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG-GER P M TR P IMP P P, laureate head of Nero right| GENIO-AVGVSTI, Genius standing facing, head left, nude to waist, SC across field. VG with corrosion. a 4 figure coin in better condition as it looks like a nice tan brown until under a loupe.' Claudius AE-AS 42-54 CE Bare Head of Claudius facing left and Minerva between SC on Reverse. Possible Rome mint

Three Of The 12 Caesars in Bronze

The 5 Shillings Dollar coin from Bank of England. Most were melted down for silver so tend to expensive. This one would be 2-3 times the value if it were not holed for suspension. A nice VF that was holed

George III 1804 Bank of England Emergency Dollar

Richard I, also known as Richard The Lion Hearted spent more time out of England for crusades and wound up captured in France and held for ransom. This is a short cross coin and type 4A

Richard I Silver Penny 1189-1199

A nice VF coin depicting a youth riding a horse on the obverse and Taras on a dolphin on the reverse. Calabria was an early Greek colony at the "toe" of Italy's boot

Calabria AR Didrachm 380-345 BC Tarentum Mint

Exquisite details on the small coin from Rhodes 167-89 BCE. Obv -Radiate head of Helios right. Rev - Rose with bud to left, name of magistrate above, star in right field, all within incuse square

Rhodes 167-89 BC AR Drachm XF

1) Charles II, 1285-1289, Billon Denier, Obv Cross and Reverse castle, 2) Florent DE Hainaut, 1289-1297, Obv cross, Reverse castle, 3) Isabelle de Villehardouin, Princess of Achaea from 1289 to 1307 Silver Denier (Metcalf 741), VF/XF, and 4) Philip De Savoie, 1301-1307 Obv: + PhS D SAB P AChE. Cross pattee. Rev - Castle tournois, five-pointed star below

Four Crusader Coins from Achaea (Frankish Greece)

1) Henry I of Cyprus (1218-1253) AR Denier, His reign started in 1233. Obverse has a short cross and lettering while reverse shows the Genovese Gates. VF/XF or better, very well struck, and 2) Hugh IV was King of Cyprus 1324-1358 and as Henry II King of Jerusalem until his death in 1359. This is a silver 1/2 Gros with Hugh on the obverse and a short Jerusalem cross design on the reverse. It should grade Fine or slightly better

A Pair of Cyprus Crusader Coins

Phonecia, Tyre 125/5 BC-AD65/6 Dated CY36 (91BCE). Biblical coin from Phonecian state of Tyre, a half shekel. Tyre half and full shekels were known for their high quality and high silver content hence their preference by Jewish Temple priests for the temple tax. The obverse depicts Phoenician god of Tyre - Laureate head of Melqart and reverse has an Eagle with palm frond over shoulder. Date to left of eagle (91 BCE). Phoenician A between legs

Phoenicia, Tyre 1/2 AR Shekel VF+

Philip IV ruled from1621-1665. This coin was identified as coming from the1641 Plate Fleet wreck, Potosi Mint. 27.77 grams and 93% silver

Philip IV (1621-1665) 8 Real Potosi Mint

Charles I (Carlos I) and Joanna the Mad (Juana la Loca) ruled Spain from 1516-1556. They were the first rulers who minted coins for use in the Americas starting in 1536 and the1 reales made up 50% of the mintages. Here are a nice pair of 1 real coins minted in Mexico City