cn coin 33680
CN Type 838 🔍
c. 400-377 BC
Classical Period 🔍
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Magistrate: Hegesileos 🔍
commerce / im Handel, ,
Please note that the current ownership is not confirmed.
Provenienţă: Numismatik Naumann (formerly Gitbud & Naumann), Auction 85, lot 54, 05.01.2020
Schönert-Geiß, Griechisches Münzwerk: Die Münzprägung von Maroneia, Berlin 1987 p. 137, nr. 162 (Aeginetan standard, 411/10-398/97 BC) ❐
Psōma et al., The coins from Maroneia and the classical city at Molyvoti: a contribution to the history of Aegean Thrace, Athens 2008 p. 171-173 (Reduced chian standard, 400-377 BC) ❐
Lorber et al., Amphipolis: the civic coinage in silver and gold, Los Angeles 1990 p. 180 ❐
Schönert-Geiß, Griechisches Münzwerk: Die Münzprägung von Maroneia, Berlin 1987 p. 137, nr. 162 (Aeginetan standard, 411/10-398/97 BC) ❐
Psōma et al., The coins from Maroneia and the classical city at Molyvoti: a contribution to the history of Aegean Thrace, Athens 2008 p. 171-173 (Reduced chian standard, 400-377 BC) ❐
Lorber et al., Amphipolis: the civic coinage in silver and gold, Los Angeles 1990 p. 180 ❐
cn coin 33680, in: Corpus Nummorum, https://www.corpus-nummorum.eu/CN_33680 [Last downloaded: 2026/03/20]
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Auf der Münze in Winterthur ist das Beizeichen der Vorderseite nicht zu erkennen, ein kürzlich im Handel aufgetauchtes Exemplar legt aber nahe, dass es sich um eine Rosenblüte handelt. The symbol on the obverse is not recognizable on the coin in Winterthur, but a specimen that has recently appeared in commerce suggests that it is a rose.