Philip of Macedon Attribution Help Wanted

Here it is, I think! Thanks!

 

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Thanks to Volodya and TIF, I have been able to attribute yours as Bellinger #23.

 

Bing--the first of yours is Bellinger #30, Head r. Horseman r. Forepart of bull.
the second is unlisted
the third is Bellinger #20, head r. Horseman r. Bucranium
the fourth is Bellinger #23, head r. Horseman r. spearhead

 

This one is Bellinger #51.

 

Thanks. I've annotated my catalog with the Bellinger numbers. The one you indicated as unlisted with the retrograde P, I have annotated as Le Rider #24.

 

No, that isn't it. Numismatic Studies is a different ANS series of stand-alone single topic works. Museum Notes is a journal containing articles on various numismatic topics, the predecessor to the ANS' current journal American Journal of Numismatics. The Drama Hoard report in Museum Notes XI, 1964, is a section of Bellinger's more extensive article "Philippi in Macedonia."

I consulted the dead tree version of Museum Notes XI. I'm confident TIF has accurately reported that the entirety of Museum Notes XI is available on-line, but honestly, Ive never had occasion to look for it and don't have a link.

Edit: Ah, I see you found it. I should've kept reading!

 

My only coin of Philip II. Still doubt the authenticity.

 

those nagging doubts...