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Greek Coinages, The Derrones: Tetrastater, struck c. 480-465 Obverse: man driving...
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Greek Coinages, The Derrones: Tetrastater, struck c. 480-465
Obverse: man driving ox-cart right; Corinthian helmet above, flower below
Reverse: head right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet
Metal: silver; Thasian weight standard; 39.18g/9h
References: Spencer-Churchill 127, this coin; Svoronos pl. III, 2; Ashmolean –
Condition: Good very fine, beautifully toned and struck from an obverse die of charming rustic style; very rare, particularly so with an important old pedigree £2,000-£2,600
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Provenance: Spencer-Churchill Collection, Ars Classica Auction XVI, 3 July 1933, lot 969
Bt Spink, March 1948
Obverse: man driving ox-cart right; Corinthian helmet above, flower below
Reverse: head right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet
Metal: silver; Thasian weight standard; 39.18g/9h
References: Spencer-Churchill 127, this coin; Svoronos pl. III, 2; Ashmolean –
Condition: Good very fine, beautifully toned and struck from an obverse die of charming rustic style; very rare, particularly so with an important old pedigree £2,000-£2,600
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Provenance: Spencer-Churchill Collection, Ars Classica Auction XVI, 3 July 1933, lot 969
Bt Spink, March 1948
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Greek Coinages, The Derrones: Tetrastater, struck c. 480-465
Obverse: man driving ox-cart right; Corinthian helmet above, flower below
Reverse: head right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet
Metal: silver; Thasian weight standard; 39.18g/9h
References: Spencer-Churchill 127, this coin; Svoronos pl. III, 2; Ashmolean –
Condition: Good very fine, beautifully toned and struck from an obverse die of charming rustic style; very rare, particularly so with an important old pedigree £2,000-£2,600
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Provenance: Spencer-Churchill Collection, Ars Classica Auction XVI, 3 July 1933, lot 969
Bt Spink, March 1948
Obverse: man driving ox-cart right; Corinthian helmet above, flower below
Reverse: head right, wearing crested Corinthian helmet
Metal: silver; Thasian weight standard; 39.18g/9h
References: Spencer-Churchill 127, this coin; Svoronos pl. III, 2; Ashmolean –
Condition: Good very fine, beautifully toned and struck from an obverse die of charming rustic style; very rare, particularly so with an important old pedigree £2,000-£2,600
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Provenance: Spencer-Churchill Collection, Ars Classica Auction XVI, 3 July 1933, lot 969
Bt Spink, March 1948
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