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Lugdunum (Postumus), gold, quinarii (260-269 CE) +
weights are extremely loosely calibrated  +
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Mainz (Laelianus), gold, aurei (269 AD) +
weights are extremely loosely calibrated  +
Massalia (AE Athena/tripod) over uncertain type (CGB) +
"Monnaie avec un beau portrait mais un revers confus car décentré et sans doute surfrappé."  +
Mesembria (Alexander the Great), silver, tetradrachms (250-175 BCE) Marinescu - Lorber +
Price 1991, n° 972  +
Mesembria? (Charaspes), bronze (Apollo/lyre) (190-188 BCE) +
Bronze types for Kanites are often limited to one single die  +
Mesembria? (Charaspes), bronze (Demeter/corn ears) (190-188 BCE) +
Bronze types for Scythian kings are often limited to one single die  +
Mesembria? (Charaspes), bronze (Heracles/palm, club, bow) (190-188 BCE) +
Bronze types for Scythian kings are often limited to one single die  +
Metapontum, silver, drachms (430-400 BCE) +
Noe - Johnston 1984, p. 71, n° 320 (error of printing - n° 321-322 are missing and n° 320 is duplicated)  +
Miletus (AU Apollo/Lion) over uncertain mint (Leu 10, 24 Oct. 2021, 2151) +
"Extremely rare, apparently the fourth known example. Struck from slightly worn dies and with a scrape on the obverse, otherwise, very fine. … with some die wear and minor die breaks, and perhaps even some light traces of overstriking on the reverse "  +
Miletus, silver, tetradrachms (350-340 BCE) Meadows +
Die study obtained from a single hoard (Pixodarus hoard)  +
Morgantina (the Hispani), bronze (Minerva/cavalryman) (208-205 BCE) +
The Sicilian Hispani were mercenaries from Spain brought to Sicily by the Romans during the 2nd Punic War. The main find spot of their coins is Serra Orlando (ancient Morgantina), thus indicating that the Hispani settled there.  +
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Nymphaeum, silver, hemiobols (420-400 BCE) +
O3-R3 are missing  +
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Paeonia (uncertain mint) (Patraus), silver, tetradrachms (331-315 BCE) +
die-study from a single hoard  +
Palinurus, silver, staters (530-500 BCE) +
5 known coins out of which 2 surely genuine  +
Panticapaeum (AE Mên/Dionysos) over Pontic type (Athena/Perseus) (CNG, EA 564, June 2024, 86) +
"overstruck on Pontic issue of Helmeted head of Athena / Perseus standing type (cf. HGC 7, 238 [Amisos], 260 [Chabakta], 269 [Kabeira], 279 [Komana], 286 [Laodikeia], 292 [Pharnakeia], 299 [Sarbanisa], or 302 [Taulara])."  +
Panticapaeum, Gorgippia, Phanagoria (Mithridates Eupator), billon, didrachms (89-85 BCE) +
Coins in name of Panticapaeum, Phanagoria and Gorgippia are heavily interlinked; they have been struck in the same mint, most likely Panticapaeum. They content of silver is poor (c. 40%)  +
Patricia (AE August/oak wreath) over Julia Traducta (head/oak wreath) (Ripollès 1995, n°6) +
Ripollès 1995 : Image n°7 corresponds to description n°6.  +
Pella (Antigonus gonatas), gold, staters (277-239 BCE) +
Panagopoulou 2001: 5 coins, 5 obv., 5 rev.  +
Pella (Antigonus gonatas), silver, tetradrachms (277-239 BCE) +
Panagopoulou 2001: 8 coins, 1 obv.  +
Pella (Philip II and Alexander the Great), silver, 1/5 tetradrachms (348-315 BCE) +
RQEMH 121 + 122  +
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