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Two Ancient (Greek?) Coins, ID Help Requested (Id: Ae Megara And Likely Bactrian)

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Heres a couple more ancients, this time I'm fairly confident they are Greek in origin.

Any help appreciated, Thanks!

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I was so confused... then I figured out the two sides of each coins weren't side by side...

I've figured out the smaller one: the ancient Greek city of Megara - the giveaway was when I finally read the four letters in between the two fish/dolphins as "MEGA". See the Wildwinds page for some examples of the type.

I can't pick the other one, though it looks Bactrian or Indo-Greek from the style.
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Hi Sap - only just found the post here. That's great, thanks very much for the info
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