Was going through a new lot of Greek coins and found two pieces from cities that I had never heard of (which after all these years is pretty amazing in itself). Not only that, as far as I can tell neither of these cities has had a single coin posted on this site. Bubon, Lycia (2nd - 1st century BC) Ae: 12mm, 1.0gms Obv: Draped bust of Artemis right Rev: BOY above bow and quiver Theodosia, Tauric Chersonesos (ca. 350 BC) Ae : 13mm, 1.9gms Obv: Youthful bust left (I found one example in German and this was the translation) Rev: ΘEOΔ-O: Forepart of bull left
So interesting about the name Theodosia. 700 years later, a Roman emperor with the same name. Nice find.