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Pergamum (Eumenes I), silver, tetradrachms (263-241 BCE) + (3.55)
Miletus, silver, tetradrachms (350-340 BCE) Meadows + (3.56)
Mesembria (Alexander the Great), silver, tetradrachms (160-80 BCE) Callataÿ + (3.57)
Tenedos, silver, tetradrachms (100-70 BCE) + (3.57)
Ptolemais-Ake (Antiochus IV), silver, tetradrachms (168-164 BCE) + (3.58)
Aspendus, silver, double sigloi (Varsak-Düden hoard) (380-333 BCE) Arslan - Lightfoot + (3.58)
AC 88 - Syracuse, silver, tetradrachms (490-485 BCE) + (3.6)
Salamis (Ptolemy VIII), silver, tetradrachms (145-116 BCE) Nicolaou - Mørkholm + (3.62)
RQEM ad. 294 - Cos (Caria), tetradrachm, c. 280-250 BC + (3.63)
S 998 - Colophon, silver, drachma, 375-350 BC + (3.67)
S 558 - Iulis, bronze (Bacchus/bunch of grapes) (100-30 BCE) + (3.67)
S 2061 - Alexandria (Ptolemy II), gold, mnaieia (272-260 BCE) + (3.67)
Panticapaeum? (Pharnaces), gold, staters (55-52 BCE) + (3.67)
Gela, silver, tetradrachms (biga/man-headed bull) (420-415 BCE) + (3.67)
Thessalonica? (Aesillas), silver, tetradrachms (100-65 BCE) Bauslaugh + (3.7)
S 1988 - Thrace (uncertain mint) (Sariakes), bronze (Apollo/corn ear & club) (180-167 BCE) + (3.71)
Thrace (uncertain mint) (Akrosas), bronze (Dioscuri/two horses) (195-190 BCE) + (3.71)
Pella? (Perseus), silver, heavy tetradrachms (179-172 BCE) + (3.73)
H 153 - Chalcis, silver, octobol, 170-146 BC + (3.75)
H 311 - Tripolis, silver, tetradrachms (100-75 BCE) + (3.75)
Halicarnassus (Pixodarus), silver, didrachms (340-335 BCE) + (3.75)
S 607 - Uncertain mint, silver, tetradrachm, 193-180 BC + (3.77)
S 1788 - Seleuceia Pieria (Seleucus I), silver, tetradrachms (300-281 BCE) + (3.83)
Rhodes (Alexander the Great), silver, tetradrachms (202-188 BCE) + (3.84)
S 834 - Tiberias, bronze, As (1/2), 33-34 BC + (3.86)

Damascus (Demetrius III), silver, tetradrachms (97-87 BCE) + (3.88)