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Die Study > Mint : Abydus or Aigai &Median weight: 1-3.9

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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) 
AC 165 - Aigai (Alexander I), silver, heavy tetrobols (480-476 BCE)AC165 Alexander heavy tetrobols.jpgSilver480 BC JL476 BC JL564 kg
AC 166 - Aigai (Alexander I), silver, light tetrobols (476-460 BCE)AC166 Alexander I tetrobols.jpgSilver476 BC JL460 BC JL3,759 kg
AC 167 - Aigai (Perdiccas II), silver, heavy tetrobols (443-437 BCE)AC167 Perdiccas heavy tetrobols.jpgSilver443 BC JL437 BC JL1,506 kg
AC 168 - Aigai (Perdiccas II), silver, tetrobols (451-413 BCE)AC168 Perdiccas light tetrobols.jpgSilver451 BC JL413 BC JL7,388 kg
Abydus (Alexander the Great), silver, hemidrachms (325-301 BCE)RQEMH 207a - Abydus, silver, hemidrachm.jpgSilver325 BC JL301 BC JL207 kg
Abydus (Philip II), gold, quarter staters (325-301 BCE)RQEMH 204a - Abydus, gold, tetarte.jpgGold325 BC JL301 BC JL50,590 kg
H 204b - Abydus (Philip II), gold, eight staters (323-319 BCE)RQEMH 204b - Abydus, gold, hemitetarte.jpgGold323 BC JL319 BC JL1,029 kg

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