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Greek Coin - Is This Authentic & Value

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These are auction pictures and this is about the largest I could get them without being too blurry. Advertised as a greek silver coin approx 10 mm. Fish on one side and animal(s) on the other. The coin looks porous is this right? Thanks



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I'm not familiar with where this coin might be from, but those streaks I'm seeing look more like crystallization rather than porosity.
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Silver hemiobol from Kyzikos mint, c. 450 - 400 B.C
Obv:- forepart of boar running left, tunny fish upwards behind;
Rev:- head of roaring lion left, star of four rays above, all in incuse square
SNG Kayhan 58, BMC Mysia p. 35, 120

Like my example below.


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Thanks maridvnvm appreciate the info. Any idea on the approx. value
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My coin was $80 from a main dealer. Given the condition and lack of centering etc. you might get $20-30 for yours.
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