The Numismatic Chronicle and Journal of the Royal Numismatic SocietyRoyal Numismatic Society., 1897 - Numismatics |
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Aelfwald Agreus annulets Apollo appears Aristaeus attributed Autre B. M. Cat Babelon Border of dots Brit British Museum bronze Bunbury Bunbury Sale carré creux Cartimandua Catalogue Chron Cohen coinage Coll collection cross crown Cyzicus derrière described didrachm drachm draped Eanred East Worlington Edward electrum engraved exergue FEUARDENT figure gauche grènetis grms groats GRUEBER half-crowns Hawkins head hectê Herakles hoard IIII Imhoof inscription issue King Laureate legend letters litra London Lycia mark medal mint mark mint-mark moneyer monnaies Montagu Sale NUMISMATIC NUMISMATIC CHRONICLE Obv.-Head Obv.-IMP obverse Olynthus oval shield P. M. TR Pauly-Wissowa pellets pennies pieces probably qu'il reign Rev.-CIVITAS Rev.-Square incuse reverse Rois de Syrie Roman sceatta sceptre seated Shillings silphium similar SIR JOHN EVANS Sixpences specimen standing stater struck stycas symbol tête tetradrachm THIRD SERIES wearing weight wreath XVII Zeus καὶ
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