Thrace, Abdera, Anaxilol is magistrate

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  1. Collecting Nut

    Collecting Nut Borderline Hoarder

    395-360 BC I can’t do the letters on my phone that are on the coin. Hopefully you can see them.
    Obv.: Young male head right.
    Rev.: Griffin springing left.
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  3. Bing

    Bing Illegitimi non carborundum Supporter

    Another from Abdera but I don't know the magistrate's name
    Thrace, Abdera.jpg
    THRACE, ABDERA
    Tetrobol
    OBVERSE: Griffin springing left
    REVERSE: Magistrate's name around linear border, within which head of Hermes l., caduceus before; all in incuse square
    Struck at Abdera 411-385 BC
    2.780g, 15mm
    May 279
     
  4. Nicholas Molinari

    Nicholas Molinari Well-Known Member

    I’d guess the young male head is a local river god. Is that a horn?
     
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