We buy and sell Ancient and Medieval coins at our Denver location.
Below is a sampling of our inventory, which changes daily. Please stop by at one of our stores or email us for specific needs.
| Image | Description | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|
 | After 54 BC Thracian or Scythian Coson AV Stater MS NGC with Strike 3/5 and Surface 4/5. This is the Authentic Ancient Coin of Marcus Junius Brutus, Assassin of Julius Caesar. The Obverse features Procession and the Reverse features an Eagle, Wreath and Scepter. | $950.00 | In stock |
 | Attica, Athens. 134/3 BC. AR New Style Tetradrachm. (16.67 gm). Helmeted head of Athena facing right on the obverse, owl standing on amphora with anchor and star to the left on the reverse side. | $1,150.00 | Sold |
 | England 1369-77 Noble S-1516 Edward III NGC AU55. | Call for a current quote | In stock |
 | England 1505-09 Angel S-2187 Henry VII NGC AU58. | Call for a current quote | In stock |
 | England 1509-26 Angel S-2265 Henry VIII NGC AU55. | $2,450.00 | In stock |
 | Greek 400-350 BC Lucania, Thurium. Silver stater (7.45 grams). Head of Athena right, wearing crested Attic helmet ornamented with Scylla holding trident, pointing forward with left hand and holding spear / bull butting right, tuna fish right. Beautiful designed head of Athena. Well struck and near perfectly centered. ANACS VF/35. | $1,500.00 | In stock |
 | Greek AR Tetradrachm circa 295-280 BC Babylon under Seleukos I of Syria.(15.43 gm). Baal enthroned left, holding sceptre / Lion walking left, anchor above. ANACS Certified VF/35. Certification number: 6030495. | $300.00 | In stock |
 | Greek AR Tetradrachm circa 480-475, Sicily,Syracuse. (17.34 grams) Charioteer, holding reins and kentron; Nike is shown flying above to crown the horses. / Four dolphins swimming clockwise around the head of the water nymph Arethusa. A splendid example of early Greek coinage, with a wonderful and well struck late archaic head of Arethusa. ANACS Certified EF/40 Very scarce in this grade and above. Certification number: 6030497. | $3,100.00 | Sold |
 | Kingdom of Macedon Alexander III, 336-323 BC NGC AU. AR Tetradrachm (17.17g) early posthumous issue, obverse featuring Heracles, reverse featuring Zeus. Strike 5/5, Surface 4/5 | Call for a current quote | In stock |
 | Kingdom of Macedon Phillip III, 323-317 BC NGC Ch AU. AV Stater (8.56g), obverse featuring Athena, reverse featuring Nike. Strike 5/5, Surface 5/5 | Call for a current quote | In stock |
 | Roman Empire Tiberius AD 14-37 NGC Choice XF. AR Denarius (3.61g), Lugdunum. Reverse featuring Livia as Pax. Tribute Penny. Strike 5/5, Surface 5/5, Fine Style | $3,600.00 | Sold |
 | Roman. Brutus (44-42 BC). AV Stater (19 mm, 8.34 gm). NGC Brilliant Uncirculated. Obv: # Roman Consuls walking left. Rev: Eagle with spread wings standing left on scepter, clutching laurel wreath. Certified by NGC in Choice Uncirculated condition! Roman Governor Brutus, the assassin who betrayed Julius Caesar, authorized the striking of these coins using gold treasure provided by the Roman Senate. The gold staters were use to pay troops provided by the Thracian King Coson to defend the Republic from troops that were loyal to Julius Caesar.
| $900.00 | In stock |
 | Scotland 1553 44S S-5394 Queen of Scots NGC XF40. | Call for a current quote | In stock |
