Ian Posted June 21, 2006 Report Share Posted June 21, 2006 First is a silver drachm from the city state of Chalkis on the Island of Euboia. hera obverse / Eagle eating snake reverse (BMC50) dating from 340 -294 BC. A very 3d obverse has made this nigh on impossible to scan successfully The next two are tetraobols from Histiaia, Euboia. A very popular `type' coin with collectors the design of which spanned two centuries from 300 -146 BC. They typically have the head of Hystiaia on the obverse as well as her sitting on the prow of a ship, reverse. The green stuff on the second one has since been `curated' away. The first is a larger type (BMC 85) the second is much smaller (BMC 133,99) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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