Lycia


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Lycia

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Lycia, Xanthos?, AR 1/36th stater, c.410-380 BC, obv. head of Athena l., rev. head of Athena with plumed helmet (unpublished, cf. BMC 109, double denomination), 0.28g. From Münz Zentrum sale 97, lot 326.

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Caria or Lycia, unidentified mint, AR Aeginetan obol, late 6th cent. BC, stylized head of beast r., rev. four-part incuse (cf. Coin Hoards VIII, pl.2, 20), 1.37g, chopped. From Majestic list 1/2001, no. 253.

Lycia, dynast Uvug (c.460-420 BC), AR 1/18th stater, obv. forepart of bull with mans head and wings, rev. UVUG (in Lycian) Sphinx head in incuse (SNG v. Aulock 4874), 0.70g. From Münz Zentrum sale 97, lot 319.

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Lycia, dynast Uvug (c.460-420 BC), AR 1/18th stater, obv. forepart of bull with mans head and wings, rev. UVUG (in Lycian) Sphinx head in incuse (SNG v. Aulock 4874), 0.70g. From Münz Zentrum sale 97, lot 319.