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- Hersh 1991 + (A Fifth-Century Circulation Hoard of Macedonian Tetrobols)
- Höghammar 2007 + (A Group of Koan Issues from c. 200 BC)
- MacDonald 2003 + (A Group of Thasian type tetradrachms overstruck on Athenian New Style tetradrachms)
- Seltman 1924b + (A Hoard from Side)
- Abramzon et al. 2021 + (A Hoard of Bosporan Didrachms from the Village of Fontalovskaya (IGCH 1143): The Mithridatic Wars Time Mercenaries' Salary?)
- Robinson 1952 + (A Hoard of Silver Coins from Carystus)
- Robinson 1953 + (A Hoard of coins of the Libyans)
- Lorber 2013 + (A Mint Imitating Ptolemaic tetradrachms of Akko-Ptolemais)
- Elayi - Elayi 2014 + (A Monetary and Political History of the Phoenician City of Byblos)
- Engels 2013 + (A New Frataraka Chronology)
- Troxell 1999 + (A New Look at Some Alexander Staters from Salamis)
- Visona 2006 + (A New Wrinkle in the Mid-Carthaginian Silver Series)
- Sellwood 1972 + (A Parthian overstrike)
- Mørkholm 1960 + (A Posthumous Issue of Antiochos IV of Syria)
- Nicolaou - Mørkholm 1976 + (A Ptolemaic coin hoard)
- Ashton 2003 + (A Rhodes on Chios overstrike)
- Ashton 1988b + (A Series of Pseudo-Rhodian Drachms from Mainland Greece)
- Ashton 2002 + (A Sinope-Kos or Kos-Sinope overstrike)
- Mørkholm 1959 + (A South Anatolian Hoard.)
- Kinns 2003 + (A Teos on Ephesus overstrike)
- MacDonald 1994a + (A Teos/Abdera overstrike)
- Callataÿ 2012 + (A Thasian type tetradrachm with the legend ΘΡΑΚΩΝ overstruck on an Athenian stephanephoros tetradrachm of ΑΠΕΛΛΙΚΩΝ ΓΟΡΓΙΑΣ (88/87 BC) and its consequences)
- Callataÿ 2021b + (A Tyrian Note. Overstruck Alexander Tetradrachms from Tyre: an Exception that twice Confirms the Rule)
- Tziambazis 2002 + (A catalogue of the coins of Cyprus: from 560 B.C. to 1571 A.D.)
- Kourempanas 2013 + (A coin of Amphipolis of Imperial Roman times overstruck on a Hellenistic coin from Thessaloniki)
