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<p>[QUOTE="Prestoninanus, post: 786133, member: 20205"]The Bactrians had gone by the time Diocletian was around. You are right about the begining of greek coinage being a gray area though. However, I think if one wanted to start a comprehensive greek coin collection, you couldn't really go wrong by buying a tetradrachm of Diocletian (or Dioclese) and a Electrum stater of Lydia and then endevouring to fill in the the gap between them....[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Prestoninanus, post: 786133, member: 20205"]The Bactrians had gone by the time Diocletian was around. You are right about the begining of greek coinage being a gray area though. However, I think if one wanted to start a comprehensive greek coin collection, you couldn't really go wrong by buying a tetradrachm of Diocletian (or Dioclese) and a Electrum stater of Lydia and then endevouring to fill in the the gap between them....[/QUOTE]
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