- Falk.
Coinage was
issued in five denominations: didrachms, drachms,
hemidrachms,
quarter drachms, and obols; all
rulers did not
issue every denomination...
- of
Macedonia along with
Epirus vetus.
Silver hemidrachm of
Pharsalos struck 450–400 BC
Silver hemidrachm of
Trikka struck 440–400 BC
Bronze coin of Ekkarra...
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January 2024.
Silver hemidrachm of
Pharsalos struck 450-400 BC
Silver hemidrachm of
Trikka struck 440-400 BC
Silver hemidrachm of
Thessalian League struck...
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obols 4.3
grams Δραχμή
Tetrobol 4
obols 2.85
grams Τετρώβολον
Triobol (
hemidrachm) 3
obols (1⁄2 drachma) 2.15
grams Τριώβολον (ἡμίδραχμον)
Diobol 2 obols...
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grams Drachma 6
obols 4.3
grams Tetrobol 4
obols 2.85
grams Triobol (
hemidrachm) 3
obols 2.15
grams Diobol 2
obols 1.43
grams Trihemiobol 1½
obols 1.08...
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Antiochus II. This
included gold staters,
silver tetradrachms, drachms, and
hemidrachms, and some
bronze coins. None of them seem to have been
issued in great...
-
cithara (Villa Boscoreale, c. 40–30 BC).
Cithara on the
reverse of a
hemidrachm from
Cragus (Lycian League).
Apollo Kitharoidos.
Painted plaster, Roman...
- as it was
mostly made out of
copper with only a tiny bit of silver.
Hemidrachms also only
appeared at the
beginning of the
Sasanian period.
Obols and...
- doi:10.3406/dha.1993.2084. A
small percentage of the
Colchian Type В
hemidrachms are
complete with Gr**** letters. [page 240] The Gr****
language was widespread...
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Silver hemidrachm struck in
Trikka 440-400 BC. O:
naked Thessalian youth restraining forepart of
unruly prancing bull R:forepart of
bridled prancing horse...
