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Silver Stater of Perikles, Antiphellus, 375 BC - 365 BC. 1996.48.6

Date: 375 BCE - 365 BCE
Denomination: Stater
Mint: Antiphellus
Obverse: Draped and bearded bust facing
Reverse: Helmeted, naked warrior fighting r. with shield and sword; in lower r., trisceles
Diameter (in mm): 25.0
Weight (in gr.): 9.77
Reference: A1-P4, cf P.402-13

Silver Stater of Perikles, Antiphellus, 375 BC - 365 BC. 1996.48.8

Date: 375 BCE - 365 BCE
Denomination: Stater
Mint: Antiphellus
Obverse: Draped and bearded bust facing
Reverse: Helmeted, naked warrior fighting r. with shield and sword; in lower r., trisceles
Diameter (in mm): 25.0
Weight (in gr.): 9.51
Reference: A3-P9, cf P.432-3

Silver Stater of Perikles, Antiphellus, 375 BC - 365 BC. 1996.48.10

Date: 375 BCE - 365 BCE
Denomination: Stater
Mint: Antiphellus
Obverse: Draped and bearded bust facing
Reverse: Helmeted, naked warrior fighting r. with shield and sword; in lower r., trisceles; in l. field, star of 7 rays
Diameter (in mm): 25.0
Weight (in gr.): 9.71
Reference: A3-P10, cf P.434-47

Silver Stater of Perikles, Antiphellus, 375 BC - 365 BC. 1996.48.9

Date: 375 BCE - 365 BCE
Denomination: Stater
Mint: Antiphellus
Obverse: Draped and bearded bust facing
Reverse: Helmeted, naked warrior fighting r. with shield and sword; in lower r., trisceles; in l. field, star of 7 rays
Diameter (in mm): 24.5
Weight (in gr.): 9.77
Reference: A3-P10, cf P.434-47

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