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Ancient Coins

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LEGANT

L

ARISSA

S

ILVER

S

TATER

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CA

. 356-342 BC

Enlargement

1632 Thessaly, Larissa. Silver Stater (12.16 g), ca. 356-342 BC

. Head of the nymph Larissa facing slightly left, hair bound in ampyx.

Reverse:



-

-



, bridled stallion trotting right. Lorber & Shahar type 2, series A, dies O3/R3; BCD Thessaly II 306 (same dies). A beautiful and

boldly struck example.

Extremely Fine

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Estimate Value .......................................................................................................................................................................$5,000 - 6,000

From the Herbert & Aphrodite Rubin Collection; Purchased privately from E. Waddell in the early 1990s.

BCD' s note in the catalogue of his collection for his coin from the same dies: "In the writer' s opinion this obverse die cannot be bettered for

beauty and charm."

Enlargement

1633 Thessaly, Larissa. Silver Drachm (6.04 g), ca. 356-342 BC

. Head of the nymph Larissa facing slightly left, hair bound in ampyx.

Reverse:

[



]

-



, bridled stallion trotting right. Lorber phase L-III, 38-60; BCD Thessaly II 317-9. Well struck and fine style. Lovely old cabinet tone.

Extremely Fine

.

Estimate Value ............................................................................................................................................................................ $400 - 500

The Hanbery Collection; Purchased privately from B.A. Seaby Ltd in the 1970s.

Enlargement

1634 Thessaly, Oitaioi. Silver Hemidrachm (2.19 g), ca. 360-344 BC

. Head of lion left, holding spear in jaws.

Reverse:

OITA-I

N, Herakles

standing facing, holding club in both hands. Valassiadis 3; BCD Thessaly II 489. Toned.

Very Fine

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Estimate Value ............................................................................................................................................................................ $250 - 300

The Hanbery Collection; Purchased privately from F. Kovacs in the 1970s-1980s.