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  • Interesting!

    I'd love to see the estimated year of minting for these.

    • Let's see....

      1. Larissa, Thessaly: Early to mid 4th century BC. Reference is something like SNG Fitzwilliam 2394
      2. Akragas, Sicily: circa 409 BC. This is likely a signed coin of one of the true masters of classical coin art
      3. Actually a coin from Argolis: 330-270 BC. BCD Peloponnesos 1090
      4. Athens - one of the classics, not an expert but looks like the version from 403-365 BC
      5. Eretria - around 500-465 BC, I think. SNG Copenhagen 469
      6. Aegae - looks like 485-480 BC, De Luynes 1530
      7. Epehesos - if this is a tetradrachm it's likely 390-325 BC. NC 1880
      8. Corinth: These were struck for hundreds of years, but probably around 300 BC
      9. Massalia: Can't find this exact reverse, but looks like it's around 130 BC
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