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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;fomovore, post: 4412949, member: 72663&quot;]I&#039;ve always found it very odd that the Greek or Anatolian pre-coins were not collected as commonly as the Roman, Celtic, Chinese or the north Black Sea region pre-coins. </p><p>We know that they existed (e.g. Attic rod-shaped oboloi or Ionian/Lydian unmarked silver and electrum lumps), but I&#039;ve never seen them offered for sale, nor are they mentioned as anything but a footnote when discussing/presenting the later marked electrum, etc. types. </p><p>Is it correct to assume that the Greek/Anatolian pre-coinage is extremely rare? If so - why (considering the - relative - abundance of other cultures&#039; pre-coins)?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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