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Thanks, A.M.. Sorry about the 'mix-up' before. I think that I have a grip on it now.
@ Antwerpen2306. Thanks for your kind comments and for pointing out my error with the weight. I have corrected it now. I agree. It is one of (if not THE) best coins I have.
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Babylon , tetradrachm , 331-311 BC. 25,5 mm , 16,6 gr , 7 h. ref : BMC7 , Cop261 obv : the god Baaltars sitting left rev : lion walking at left . albert   |
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Albert that is a very nice coin but is one year off from the date range :(
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Here is a new one. AE 20 200 BC Odessos, Thrace Bust of Odessos Rider on horseback 20 mm x 7.7 grams Sear 1679   |
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Nice coin, Ron. Here's my response: Arsaces II drachm, 211 - 191 BC Sellwood 6.1  OOPS!...Edit: I see that I posted this same coin a while back in this thread...sorry for the repeat! Edited by Kamnaskires
03/04/2015 11:47 pm
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Thanks Bob I like your coin also.
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@Ski - Is there a date range, or just the one year 200 BC?
(My coin says "after 229 BC")
Edited by Topcat7
03/05/2015 05:07 am
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both of those are very nice! I'm not sure what the exact range is, but this is pretty close.  mauryan ar karshapana 216-207 bc |
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TC the only date I can reference is circa 200 BC.
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Thanks, Ski. AR19, (3.00g) after 229 BC, Illyria, Apollonia, AR Drachm. NIKANDROS above cow standing left looking back at suckling calf, monogram below / APOL ANDRISKOY around double stellate pattern. BMC 5. Ceka 83   Edited by Topcat7
03/05/2015 6:00 pm
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hi Topcat , I think there is a mistake in the attribution of your coin from Apollonia,Illyria . It is a drachm, 229-100 BC obv with cow : the name of the mintmaster is AGIAS and there is no monogram below rev with double stellate pattern : APOL / EPI / KA / DOY :at the bottom : KA , at left : DOY : Apo = Apollonia , Epikadou is the genitif of the name of the magistrate ; Epikados . ref : SNGCop383,BMC15,16,Ceka3. I have the same coin in my collection , see the pic . albert  |
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WOW! Antwerpen2306. Thank-you for all of that additional information. I have great difficulty attributing Greek coins to any great degree, so your comments are greatly appreciated.
When I bought the coin, the only help the seller gave me was "After 229 BC , but your 'attribution covers Ski's date of 200 BC .
Perhaps you would be good enough to look at my post of another Greek coin under the heading of "I hope I didn't get caught on this one?"
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it is allready done , if I havetime I will look to date it more exactly .If not so , I will do it into two weeks . albert
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for more information about this coins,see Wildwinds , Greek and Roman Coins by city , Dyrrhachium Illyria. Then at the bottom of the page : see also : the second line : Coinage of Apollonia + Dyrrhachium, them take drachms . To make it easy , the difference between the coins of the two cities is the cow left or right , hereby a drachm from Dyrrh.,time : D2: 176/140. albert  |
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