Identify tripod

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Harshad, Feb 3, 2018.

  1. Harshad

    Harshad Member

    Hello, during cleanup found this.
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    Text looks like PLΩN 3.7gr 18mm
     
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  3. Ajax

    Ajax Well-Known Member

  4. Roman Collector

    Roman Collector Well-Known Member

    Looks like Ajax is right on the money with his attribution!

    I'll chime in with a similar coin from Cyzicus:

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    Greek AE 17
    Mysia, Cyzicus, c. 400 BC - 280 BC or later 4.02 g; 17.3 mm
    Obv: Head of Kore Soteira, right.
    Rev: KYZI, tripod, tunny fish below, plectrum to right.
    Refs: BMC 37, 136; Sear Greek 3861; c.f. SNG Cop 62.
     
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  5. Harshad

    Harshad Member

    Voting for megaris! Due to legend similarity and tripod 3 spheres on a top.
     
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    Harshad Member

  7. Harshad

    Harshad Member

    Greek city of Megara in Megaris
    Bronze (18mm, 3.7 gm.), 400-338 BC or 307-243 B.C.
    Laureate head of Apollo right.
    ME ГA - PEΩN either side of tripod.
     
  8. Theodosius

    Theodosius Fine Style Seeker

    Cool find!

    Nice to find some Greeks.

    John
     
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