Sorry. I meant to take out the parenthesis. That is how it was written on a coin I found where that part of the legend was illegible. I was having a ton of trouble finding this particular coin. Is the attribution correct then?
I hope you were not asking me. I do not own that book and one thing I try very hard not to do is quote catalog numbers from books I have not checked. I realize there are may wonderful online resources and 99% of the time you might get a correct reference number from them but unless you understand what the original author used to separate one coin from another, it is asking for error to quote second hand numbers. I see no need for catalog numbers except as a shorthand for separating one coin from another. The ID of the coin otherwise is as I see the coin except it bothers me that no one mentions that large E in the field or applies the denomination name (E=5 assaria) as if that is of no importance.
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