Ancient Greeks for ID

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  1. caffers2

    caffers2 Active Member

    Hello again. Hope you're all well. Have a few Greeks for I.D if possible. Some are easier than others, a few might be impossible but any help is appreciated. I have the two horse rider ones as Ionia, Magnesia Obol 350-325 A.D and Lion and Boar one I'm struggling with others.

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  3. shanxi

    shanxi Well-Known Member

    First one is a Diobol from Pergamon:
    https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=5049717


    second is from Kyzikos, the tunny is not visible, but you can see the K on back of the boar.
    https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1371517


    Bulls are usually attributed as Caria uncertain, like this:
    https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=303383
    (the CNG example with 0.38g should be called hemiobol)

    there is also a Persian sigloi or a fraction (what is the weight)

    and a bird/lion from Mylasa:
    https://www.acsearch.info/search.html?id=1872777
     
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  4. caffers2

    caffers2 Active Member

    many thanks for your help, given me something to get my teeth stuck into
     
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