Obol
An ancient Greek silver coin of modest value, often used for small transactions and as a form of payment for passage into the afterlife, placed in the mouths of the deceased.
Showing all 8 resultsSorted by latest
-

Sasanian Empire. Shapur I (240-270). AR Obol
£135.00 -

Sasanian Empire. Shapur I (A.D. 241-272). AR Obol
£145.00 -

PHOENICIA: Sidon. c. 346-343 BC. AR Obol or 1/16th Shekel
£55.00 -
SOLD 
PERSIS KINGDOM: Ardashir III and Mithra, I-II Century AD. AR Obol
£55.00 -
SOLD 
PERSIS KINGDOM: Napad, 1st century AD, AR Obol
£30.00 -
SOLD 
Sasanian Empire. Ardashir I (AD 233-239). AR Obol. Mint B (‘Hamadam’)
£195.00 -
SOLD 
Sasanian Empire. Ardashir I (AD 233-239). AR Obol. Mint B (‘Hamadam’).
£190.00 -

Sasanian Empire. Varhran I. AR obol, AD 273-276
£200.00








