Estimate: £150 – £200
Now live in Auction 2 and open for pre-bidding!

🧒 A striking coin from the ancient city of Larissa in Thessaly, minted between 440–400 BC. The obverse shows a nude youth restraining the forepart of a charging bull — a powerful symbol of control, vigour, and the human struggle against nature. A delicate rose appears below the bull, with a crescent moon above.

🐎 The reverse features the forepart of a galloping horse, all set within a square border. Below is a subtle nod to myth — the sandal of Jason, hero of the Argonauts, linking the piece directly to Greek legend. Small but mighty, this silver hemidrachm captures both artistry and storytelling in metal.

🔍 A fantastic example of early Hellenic coinage from one of the most iconic regions of Ancient Greece — ideal for lovers of myth, history, and beautifully struck silver.

🗓️ Auction 2 is NOW LIVE!
Featuring 405 carefully curated lots of world coins, ancient coins, Celtic pieces, medals, and tokens — something for everyone, at every price point.

🌍 This diverse offering spans empires, continents, and centuries. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a newcomer, we’re confident you’ll find something that speaks to you.

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📦 Auction goes live on 12 June 2025 at 12:00 GMT. Pre-bidding closes 1 hour before at 11:00 GMT.