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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2477562, member: 19463"]You know I am driven by pet peeves including the one against using catalog numbers not checked in the catalog quoted. Rosen was a great collection published by the ANS in 1983. Rosen 522 is the closest Rosen had to these coins but his specimen had a satyr head minor type where Bing's coin has a star over the lion and mine has the backwards K. There are many variations and I do not own a book on them. Since your pigs face opposite directions, I doubt the BMC would match either. My coin has an oval flan so there is not a trace of tunny but may have had one.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]522474[/ATTACH] </p><p><br /></p><p>I love the catalog of the Rosen collection. It has 770 Greek coins including the large and popular ones that populate high end collections with regularity but also having a good spread of small denominations even sub-obol size. There are many old collection catalogs with more big coins but none that show a better overview of the subject in so few coins. Dewing and Pozzi each had 2000 more coins but nothing like the Rosen minor silver. I have to wonder why Rosen only had that one Kyzikos but the one he had was a type (with Satyr head) I certainly would love to own.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 2477562, member: 19463"]You know I am driven by pet peeves including the one against using catalog numbers not checked in the catalog quoted. Rosen was a great collection published by the ANS in 1983. Rosen 522 is the closest Rosen had to these coins but his specimen had a satyr head minor type where Bing's coin has a star over the lion and mine has the backwards K. There are many variations and I do not own a book on them. Since your pigs face opposite directions, I doubt the BMC would match either. My coin has an oval flan so there is not a trace of tunny but may have had one. [ATTACH=full]522474[/ATTACH] I love the catalog of the Rosen collection. It has 770 Greek coins including the large and popular ones that populate high end collections with regularity but also having a good spread of small denominations even sub-obol size. There are many old collection catalogs with more big coins but none that show a better overview of the subject in so few coins. Dewing and Pozzi each had 2000 more coins but nothing like the Rosen minor silver. I have to wonder why Rosen only had that one Kyzikos but the one he had was a type (with Satyr head) I certainly would love to own.[/QUOTE]
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