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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) 
Lampsacus (Alexander the Great), gold, hemistaters (329-301 BCE)H200b Lampsacus Alexander hemistaters.jpgGold329 BC JL301 BC JL1,390 kg
Lampsacus (Alexander the Great), gold, staters (329-301 BCE)RQEMH 200 - Lampsacus, gold, stater, 329-301 BC.jpgGold329 BC JL301 BC JL189,006 kg
Lampsacus (Alexander the Great), silver, drachms (329-301 BCE)RQEMH 203 - Lampsacus, silver, drachma, 329-301 BC.jpgSilver329 BC JL301 BC JL55,051 kg
Lampsacus (Alexander the Great), silver, tetradrachms (329-308 BCE)RQEMH 202 - Lampsacus, silver, tetradrachm, 329-308 BC.jpgSilver329 BC JL308 BC JL12,441 kg
Lampsacus (Antiochus Hierax), silver, tetradrachms (240-229 BCE)RQEMH 276 - Lampsacus, silver, tetradrachm, 240-229 BC.jpgSilver240 BC JL229 BC JL6,542 kg
Lampsacus (Memnon of Rhodes), silver, drachms (356-354 BCE)S1654 Lampsacus Memnon bronze.jpgSilver356 BC JL354 BC JL1,974 kg
Lampsacus (Philip II), gold, staters (323-317 BCE)RQEMH 201 - Lampsacus, gold, stater, 323-317 BC.jpgGold323 BC JL317 BC JL57,815 kg
Lampsacus, silver, tetradrachms (100-67 BCE)Lampsacus tetradrachms 100 70.jpgSilver100 BC JL70 BC JL1,912 kg
S 173 - Coressia, silver, staters (520-480 BCE)S173 Coressus stater.jpgSilver520 BC JL480 BC JL2,704 kg
S 175 - Coressia, silver, obols (520-510 BCE)S175 Coressia obols I.jpgSilver520 BC JL510 BC JL23 kg
S 177 - Coressia, silver, drachms (510-480 BCE)S 177 - Coressia, silver, drachms (510-480 BCE).pngSilver510 BC JL480 BC JL142 kg
S 178 - Coressia, silver, hemidrachms (510-480 BCE)Silver510 BC JL480 BC JL1,787 kg
S 182 - Coressia, silver, obols (510-470 BCE)S182 Koresia obols II.jpgSilver510 BC JL470 BC JL111 kg
S 183 - Coressia, silver, hemiobols (480-470 BCE)S183 Koresia hemiobols.jpgSilver480 BC JL470 BC JL87 kg
S 537 - Coressia, bronze (cuttlefish/bunch of grapes) (400-300 BCE)S537 Coressus IV.jpgBronze400 BC JL300 BC JL
S 538 - Coressia, bronze (Apollo/bunch of grapes) (300-200 BCE)S538 Coressus Apollo grape.jpgBronze300 BC JL200 BC JL
S 539 - Coressia, bronze (Apollo/bee) (300-200 BCE)S539 Coressus Apollo Bee.jpgBronze300 BC JL200 BC JL
S 540 - Coressia, bronze (Aristaeus/star) (300-200 BCE)S540 Coressus VII.jpgBronze300 BC JL200 BC JL
Thuin (Nervii), gold, staters with the epsilon (70-30 BCE)Nervii epsilon staters.jpgGold70 BC JL30 BC JL101,852 kg

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