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Die Study > Mint : Amphipolis or Mytilene &Authority: Macedonian kingdom

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Die StudyImageImage of the objectMetalThe physical material (usually metal) from which an object is made.Date fromIdentifies the initial date in a range assigned in a numismatic context.Date toIdentifies the final date in a range assigned in a numismatic context..Weight of silver (in kg) if 20,000 coins per die (O = Carter formula)Carter 1983 * Median weight * 20000 (*10 if gold or electrum) 
H 104 - Amphipolis (Alexander the Great), gold, 1/4 staters (336-310 BCE)H104 Heracles Amphipolis.jpegGold345 BC JL310 BC JL903 kg
H 114 - Amphipolis (Philip II), silver, tetradrachms (357-348 BCE)H114 Zeus Amphipolis.jpegSilver359 BC JL348 BC JL23,216 kg
H 115 - Amphipolis (Philip II), silver, tetradrachms (348-328 BCE)H115 Zeus Amphipolis.jpegSilver348 BC JL328 BC JL60,437 kg
H 118 - Amphipolis (Philip II), silver, didrachms (357-348 BCE)H118 Philip II Amphipolis didrachms.jpgSilver359 BC JL328 BC JL1,978 kg
H 120 - Amphipolis (Philip II), silver, drachms (357-348 BCE)H120 Herakles Amphipolis.jpegSilver357 BC JL348 BC JL847 kg
H 123 - Amphipolis (Philip II), silver, 1/5 tetradrachms (348-328 BCE)H123 Amphipolis Philip II.jpegSilver348 BC JL328 BC JL156 kg
H 97 - Amphipolis (Philip II), gold, staters (345-336 BCE)H97 Amphipolis.jpegGold345 BC JL336 BC JL2,172 kg

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