Ancient Greek - Campania, Neapolis AE 19, c. 320-280 BC, Fine Currency Probably the most identifiable and

Probably the most identifiable and highly desired of all Greek coins

Struck in commemoration of the landing of the Pilgrims in Plymouth

1940 Washington Quarter - NGC MS 66

00 Notes: Allegorical women figures

Ancient Greek - Campania, Neapolis AE 19, c. 320-280 BC, Fine Currency Probably the most identifiable andFounded by the Greeks in the 6th Century BC, Neapolis (today Naples) was located in the region of Campania on the Bay of Naples in Southwest Italy. It remains one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world 6. 37 grams 19mm Copper Obv. NEOOITN,, Laureate head of Apollo left; E behind Rev. Man headed bull walking right; Nike flying above