Silver coin (from Cyprus ?). Obverse: head of Heracles, right facing, wearing a lion skin. Reverse: Zeus seated, left facing, on a throne, holding an eagle and a sceptre.

Silver coin of Alexander III (the Great). Obverse: head of Heracles right facing, wearing a lion skin. Front of the face is cut off. Reverse: Zeus seated, left facing, on a throne, holding an eagle and a sceptre.

A cast reproduction coin of base metal, imitating a coin of Alexander III (the Great), 336-323. Obverse: head of Heracles, right facing, wearing a lion skin. Reverse: Zeus seated left facing on a throne without a back, holding an eagle and a sceptre.

Gold coin of Phillip III of Macedon. Obverse: helmeted head of Athena, right facing. Reverse: winged Nike standing left facing, holding a wreath and a standard.

Silver coin from Galatia. Obverse: right facing head of bearded king; club at the neck. Reverse: lion advancing to the right.

Silver coin of Ptolemaeus I, King of Cyprus? Obverse: head of Ptolemaeus I, right facing, diademed and wearing aegis. Reverse: Eagle, left facing, on a thunderbolt.

Silver coin of Ptolemy X Sotor II. Obverse: head of Ptolomy I, right facing, diademed and wearing an aegis. Reverse: eagle left facing on a thunderbolt, 'KI' to the right, 'LS' to the left, and a winged thunderbolt underneath.

Coin of a Ptolemy. Obverse: head of Zeus, facing right. Reverse: Eagle, left facing, with wings open. Lotus underneath?

Silver coin of a Ptolemy. Obverse: right facing head of a Ptolemy dressed as Dionysus, draped, with a wreath of ivy and stylized, close cropped curls. Reverse: left facing eagle with wings open.

Silver coin of Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II. Obverse: right facing bust of Ptolemy IV Philopater as Dionysus wearing diadem entwined with ivy wreath and nebris, thyrsus behind the shoulder. Reverse: left facing eagle on a thunderbolt with wings open.