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ANCIENT GREEK COINS

Greece and the Greek Islands

Ancient Greek coins from Greece, the Greek Islands and Northern Greece.

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Byzantion in Thrace, Silver Siglos

THRACE
Byzantion
416 to 357 BC
Silver Siglos
16.5 x 18.1 mm
gVF Attractively toned   $175.00

Order # grbyzant01

Lysimacheia in Thrace, 16 mm bronze

THRACE
Lysimacheia
309 to 281 BC or later
16 mm bronze
16.0 x 16.6 mm
F/VF   $67.50

Order # grlysimac10

Maroneia in Thrace, 15 mm bronze

THRACE
Maroneia
400 to 350 BC
15 mm bronze
14.2 x 14.9 mm
VF   $37.50

Order # grmaroneia01

Olbia in Thrace, Bronze Dolphin

THRACE
Olbia
Bronze Dolphin
18.5 x 8.7 mm
VF   $117.50

Order # grolbia02

Thasos in Thrace, Silver stater

THRACE
Thasos
463 to 449 BC
Silver stater
19.7 x 21.1 mm
VF nicely centered   $925.00

Order # grthasos02

Chalkis, Euboia, Silver drachm

EUBOIA
Chalkis
340-294 BC
Silver drachm
15.7 x 16.7 mm
VF   $125.00

Order # grchalkis01

Corinthia, Corinth, Silver stater

CORINTHIA
Corinth
350 to 306 BC
Silver stater
20.3 x 22.7 mm
gVF   $475.00

Order # grcorinth17








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THRACE

CORINTHIA

ATTICA

PELOPONNESOS

CENTRAL GREECE

AIGINA

Prior to the mid-5th century BC Aigina was a major sea power, which is why the "sea turtle" was adopted as the civic symbol. In 457 - 456 BC Aigina was besieged and then defeated by Athens. Aigina's importance as a sea power was greatly reduced, and there after the land tortoise replaced the sea turtle as the symbol on her coinage. I suspect the change of symbols was forced upon Aigina by Athens at that time.

MACEDONIA

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