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Silver hemiobol, Selymbria, 490 BC - 470 BC. 1984.104.5

Date: 490 BCE - 470 BCE
Denomination: hemiobol
Mint: Selymbria
Obverse: Cock (rooster) standing
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square
Weight (in gr.): 0.37

Silver tetartemorion, Selymbria, 490 BC - 470 BC. 1999.42.3

Date: 490 BCE - 470 BCE
Denomination: tetartemorion
Mint: Selymbria
Obverse: Cock (rooster) standing
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square
Weight (in gr.): 0.13
Reference: cf Schonert-Geiss.1975.58

Silver drachm, Selymbria, 490 BC - 470 BC. 1944.100.16445

Date: 490 BCE - 470 BCE
Denomination: drachm
Mint: Selymbria
Obverse: Cock (rooster) standing
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square
Weight (in gr.): 4.36
Provenance: Bequest of E.T. Newell

Silver obol, Selymbria, 490 BC - 470 BC. 1944.100.16446

Date: 490 BCE - 470 BCE
Denomination: obol
Mint: Selymbria
Obverse: Cock (rooster) standing
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square
Weight (in gr.): 0.6
Provenance: Bequest of E.T. Newell

Silver trihemiobol, Selymbria, 490 BC - 470 BC. 1944.100.16447

Date: 490 BCE - 470 BCE
Denomination: trihemiobol
Mint: Selymbria
Obverse: Cock (rooster) standing
Reverse: Quadripartite incuse square
Weight (in gr.): 0.96
Provenance: Bequest of E.T. Newell

Silver trihemiobol, Selymbria, 490 BC - 470 BC. 1944.100.16448

Date: 490 BCE - 470 BCE
Denomination: trihemiobol
Mint: Selymbria
Obverse: Cock (rooster) standing
Reverse: Herakles head within incuse square
Weight (in gr.): 0.92
Provenance: Bequest of E.T. Newell

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