Ancient Coins

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Electrum 1/6 stater, Mytilene, 478 BC - 455 BC. 1957.172.1621
Didracma - argento - Thurioi, Lucania, Italia (400-350 a.C.) - ΘOYPIΩN un toro batte il terreno con lo zoccolo; sulla linea di terra la firma dell'autore MOΛOΣΣOΣ, in basso un pesce o uno squalo - Münzkabinett Berlin
Statere - argento - Eretria (lega Eubea 375-357 a.C.) - toro seduto vs.sn. la testa girata indietro a leccarsi il fianco - Bull lying to left, head to right, licking his left flank - Boston

Tavros

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NGC Ancients - Mediteranian Sea Creatures on Greek Coins
NGC Ancients - Mediteranian Sea Creatures on Greek Coins

Tovos

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Ionia, uncertain mint EL Hekte struck circa 600-550BC Turtle/ Incuse Punch
Statere - argento - Isola di Egina, Grecia (375-320 a.C.) - AI, tartaruga terrestre - Münzkabinett Berlin
Sextans - bronzo - Roma Aes Grave (265/242 a.C.) - tartaruga - Münzkabinett Berlin

Xelys

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Akragas (510-483/482 v. Chr.)
Ionia (Uncertain City), c. 600 - 550 B.C..
Sicily, Akragas, are Didrachme (approximate 471-430 before Christ), Steh. Eagle left, reverse crab, BMC 2, 5, 3. 8, 67 Gr.

Kapkivos

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ACTA ACCLA - Gods, Goddesses, and Mythological Creatures on Greek Coins
Greek Silver Stater from Phaeselis, Lycia, 4th Century BC
Tetradrachm. Nick with a Scepter and Pipe Standing on a Ship , 306-283s BC Ancient Greece

Kapavia

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NGC Ancients - Mediteranian Sea Creatures on Greek Coins
NGC Ancients - Mediteranian Sea Creatures on Greek Coins
silver tetradrachm of eretria 525bc greek.

Octopus

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Copper sextans, Roman Republic (280-276 BC), clam, minted in Rome - British Museum
Ancient Coin From Crete - Honey Bee and Persephone 300 BC
IONIA, Ephesus, silver tetradrachm, approximate 405 / 390 BC, Aversum: bee, brisure, reverse: return blickende Hirschprotome to the right, behind Palm tree, compare Hec. Hoard 42 b, 14. 95 g, very fine Dealer Auction house Ulrich Felzmann Auction Minimum Bid: 250.00 EUR

Entoma

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NGC Ancients - Mediteranian Sea Creatures on Greek Coins
Tridracma - argento - Delfi, Focide, Grecia (480-470 a.C.) - due opposte teste di capri a forma di vasi potori (rhyta) in alto due delfini - Münzkabinett, Berlin
Litra - argento - Tarentum (Taranto) Italia (325-280 a.C.) - recto: conchiglia pecten; verso: delfino - British Museum

Delphis

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