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Showing 1972–1980 of 1987 results
PA-155. Nicely margined with strong black ink and bold signatures and serial number.
A lovely original coin with somewhat reflective surfaces that are a slightly mellowed mint red. Struck with a lettered, LANCASTER, edge.
Extra Fine. Philip “The Brother-Loving” defeated his brother in battle, and was soon defeated by Tigranes of Armenia. Obverse, diademed head right. Reverse, Zeus seated, holding Nike and scepter. Wonderful style, well centered and struck.
Choice Very Fine. Philip “The Brother-Loving” defeated his brother in battle, and was soon in his turn defeated by Tigranes of Armenia. Well centered and struck. One of the last issues of a great Kingdom.
CC-93. Attractive paper and solid red design elements are seen on this lightly circulated $30 with original surface. The pen signatures and serial number are sharp and bold.
MD-53. A moderately circulated example with even wear. Signatures and numbering are bold.
NJ-175. Strong signatures and ink stand out on fresh premium paper.
Only 12,500 notes of this denomination were printed in this issue. A beautiful example that features bold red and black inks, bright premium paper, and three sharp signatures. Great eye appeal!
Showing 1972–1980 of 1987 results