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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Theodosius, post: 2877297, member: 77077&quot;]Here are some more small Greek bronzes I really like:</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]688859[/ATTACH]</p><p>Bruttium, Terina</p><p>Bronze AE15, 350-275 BC, 1.991g, 14.9mm, 0h. </p><p>Obverse: Head of nymph Pandina left, wearing earring and necklace. </p><p>Reverse: TEPI, Nike seated left on square cippus, bird in right, left hand resting on cippus behind.</p><p>References: Lindgren II 393 (this coin); BMC Italy p. 394, 61; SNG Cop 2033; SNG ANS 884; HN Italy 2651; Jenkins-Holloway 126.</p><p>Lindgren Plate Coin!</p><p>Ex Forum</p><p><br /></p><p>[ATTACH=full]688860[/ATTACH]</p><p>Sicily, Syracuse, Second Democracy</p><p>Hemilitron, AE19, 466-405 BC, 4.5g.</p><p>Obverse: Arethusa with hair in amphyx and sphendone</p><p>Reverse: Wheel with two Dolphins</p><p>References: SNG ANS 411, SNG COP 696</p><p>Calciati notes that coins of this issue included dies signed by the masters Kimon, Phrygillos, Eukleidas, and possibly Eumenes. Other examples are unsigned but of fine style.</p><p>Fine classical style, possibly the work of Phrygillos.</p><p>Ex Forum</p><p><br /></p><p>John[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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