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Count of published coins: 2095

• Ionia, Samos (?), Hecte

  ca. 600 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Myshemihecte

  ca. 600 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Phocaea, Obol

  6. Jh. v. Chr.

• Ionia, 1/48 Stater

  ca. 600 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Myshemihecte

  ca. 600 v. Chr.

• Ionia, 1/48 Stater

  ca. 600 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Hecte

  ca. 600 v. Chr.

• Lydia, Uncertain King, Trite

  6. Jh. v. Chr.

• Ionia, Phocaea, 1/48 Stater

  ca. 600 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Obol

  ca. 590 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Hecte

  ca. 590 v. Chr.

• Ionia, 1/48 Stater

  ca. 580 v. Chr.

• Ionia, 1/96 Stater

  ca. 580 v. Chr.

• Ionia, 1/96 Stater

  ca. 580 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Light Trite

  ca. 561-546 v. Chr.

• Lydia, Uncertain King, Hemihecte

  vor 561 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Miletus, Stater

  ca. 560 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Hemihecte

  ca. 560-546 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia or Persia, Croesus or Cyrus, Siglos

  ca. 560-546 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Stater

  ca. 560-546 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Stater

  ca. 550 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Trite

  ca. 550 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Heavy Gold Stater

  ca. 550 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Light Stater

  ca. 550 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Heavy 1/24 Stater

  ca. 550 v. Chr.

• Ionia, supposedly Miletus, Myshemihecte

  ca. 550 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Siglos

  ca. 560-546 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Lydia, Croesus, Hecte

  ca. 550 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Lucania, Metapontum, Trite

  ca. 540 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Selinus, Sater or Didrachm

  ca. 540-510 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Klazomenai, 1/24 Stater

  vor 522 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Lucania, Sybaris, Nomos

  ca. 520 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Poseidonia, Stater

  ca. 520 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Lucania, Metapontum, Nomos

  ca. 510 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Zancle, Drachm

  ca. 510-495 v. Chr.

• Persian Empire, Achemenids, Miletus, Obol

  ca. 500 v. Chr.

• Lesbos, Mytilene, Hecte

  ca. 500 v. Chr.

• Macedonia, Argilos, Tetradrachm

  ca. 500 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Tetradrachm

  ca. 500 v. Chr.

• Macedonia, Eion, Trihemiobol

  5. Jh. v. Chr.

• Sicily, Selinus, Stater or Didrachm?

  ca. 500 v. Chr.

• Macedonia, Acanthus, Tetradrachm

  ca. 500 v. Chr.

• Mysia, Cyzicus, Hemihecte

  ca. 500 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Hecte

  frühes 6. Jh. v. Chr.

• Mysia, Cyzicus, Hecte

  ca. 500-450 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Gela, Didrachm

  ca. 485 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Croton, Stater

  480 v. Chr.

• Sarmatia, Olbia, Dolphin Coin

  ca. 480 v. Chr.

• Mysia, Cyzicus, Obol

  ca. 480 v. Chr.

• Macedonia, Acanthus, Tritemorion

  ca. 480 v. Chr.

• Thrace, Abdera, Drachm

  ca. 475 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Leontinoi, Tetradrachm

  ca. 475 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Tetradrachm

  ca. 466 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Tetradrachm

  ca. 466-405 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Obolus

  ca. 465 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Tetradrachm

  ca. 460 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Catane, Tetradrachm

  ca. 460 v. Chr.

• Attica, Athens, Tetradrachm

  ca. 460 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Litra

  ca. 460 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Leontinoi, Tetradrachm

  ca. 455-430 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Catane, Tetradrachm

  ca. 450 v. Chr.

• Aegina, Stater

  5. Jh. v. Chr.

• Sicily, Acragas, Litra

  ca. 450 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Leontinoi, Pentonkion

  ca. 450 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Acragas, Cast Onkia

  ca. 450 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Calabria, Taras, Tetras

  ca. 450 v. Chr.

• Lesbos, Mytilene, Hecte

  ca. 450 v. Chr.

• Attica, Athens, Hemiobol

  nach 449 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Lucania, Thurii, Triobol

  ca. 443-400 v. Chr.

• Attica, Athens, Obol

  ca. 440 v. Chr.

• Persian Empire, Achaemenids, Ionia, Teos, Stater

  ca. 440 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Tetradrachm

  ca. 440 v. Chr.

• Peloponnesus, Elis, Olympia, Stater

  ca. 435 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Leontinoi, Drachm

  435-430 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Himera, Hexas

  ca. 430-409 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Lucania, Metapontum, Obol

  ca. 430 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Bruttium, Croton, Diobol

  ca. 430 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Rhegion, Litra

  ca. 430 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Acragas, Cast Trias

  ca. 430 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Tetradrachm

  ca. 430-420 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Segesta, Litra

  ca. 425 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Leontinoi, Tetradrachm

  ca. 425 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Abacaenum, Litra

  ca. 420-410 v. Chr.

• Peloponnesus, Elis, Olympia, Stater

  ca. 420 v. Chr.

• Macedon, Olynthus, Tetrobol

  ca. 420 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Messana, Tetradrachm

  ca. 420 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Lucania, Thurii, Diobol

  ca. 420 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Camarina, Tetras

  ca. 415 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Catane, Litra

  ca. 415 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedonia, Archelaus I, Obol

  ca. 413-399 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Gela, Onkia

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Camarina, Onkia

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Gela, Tetras

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Rhegion, Tetradrachm

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Gela, Tetras

  410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Tetradrachm

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Naxos, Hemilitra

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Himera, Hemilitra

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Messana, Tetradrachm

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Acragas, Dilitron

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Selinus, Litra

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Camarina, Litra

  ca. 410 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Dionysius I, 100 Litres

  ca. 406-405 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Dionysius I, 20 Litrae

  ca. 406-367 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Segesta, Didrachm

  ca. 405 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Dionysius I, Hemidrachm

  ca. 405-400 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Leontinoi, Tetras

  ca. 405 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Dionysius I, Tetradrachm

  ca. 400 v. Chr.

• Bosporan Kingdom, Undefined Ruler, Bronze Unit (AE)

  4. Jh. v. Chr.

• Ionia, Phocaea, Hecte

  ca. 400 v. Chr.

• Lesbos, Mytilene, Hecte

  ca. 400 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Ephesus, Diobol

  4. Jh. v. Chr.

• Sicily, Dionysius I, Decadrachm

  400-395 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Acragas, Hemilitra

  4. Jh. v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Dionysius I, Tetradrachm

  ca. 400-395 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Dionysius I, Decadrachm

  400 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Catane, Bronze Coin

  4. Jh. v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Rhegion, Litra

  ca. 400 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Catane, Hexas

  ca. 400 v. Chr.

• Boeotia, Thebes, Boeotian League, Stater

  395-387 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Campania, City of Neapolis, Stater

  ca. 390 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Dionysius I or Dionysius II, Drachm

  4. Jh. v. Chr.

• Korinth, Stater

  ca. 380 v. Chr.

• Moesia, Istros, Hemiobol

  ca. 380 v. Chr.

• Attica, Athens, Tetradrachm

  ca. 380 v. Chr.

• Aegina, Stater

  ca. 370 v. Chr.

• Peloponnesus, City of Elis, Stater

  363-343 v. Chr.

• Central Italy, Allifae, Obol

  ca. 360 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Sicels, Tauromenium, Litra

  ca. 360 v. Chr.

• Peloponnesus, Elis, Olympia, Contemporary Forgery of a Drachm

  ca. 360 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedon, Philip II, Tetradrachm

  359-336 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedon, Philip II, Didrachm

  ca. 359-336 v. Chr.

• Thessaly, Larissa, Trihemiobol

  ca. 350 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Calabria, Taras, Diobol

  spätes 4. bis 3. Jh. v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Calabria, Taras, Bronze Box containing 4 Diobols

  ca. 350-310 v. Chr.

• Mysia, Cyzicus, Tetradrachm

  ca. 350 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Calabria, Taras, Diobol

  spätes 4. bis 3. Jh. v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Calabria, Taras, Diobol

  spätes 4. bis 3. Jh. v. Chr.

• Moesia, Istros, Drachm

  ca. 350 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Calabria, Taras, Diobol

  spätes 4. oder 3. Jh. v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Paeonia, Lycceius, Tetradrachm

  ca. 340 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Calabria, Taras, Stater

  ca. 330 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedonia, Alexander III, Stater

  ca. 330 v. Chr.

• Alexander's Empire, Alexander III, Drachm

  ca. 330 v. Chr.

• Alexander's Empire, Alexander III, Tetradrachm

  ca. 330 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedon, Alexander III in the Name of Philip II, Stater

  ca. 324 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Egypt, Ptolemy I Soter , Tetradrachm

  ca. 320 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Calabria, Taras, Stater

  ca. 302 v. Chr.

• Phyrgia, Abydos, Stater in the Name of Philip II

  ca. 320 v. Chr.

• Seleucid Empire, Seleucus I Nicator, Tetradrachm

  ca. 310 v. Chr.

• Crete, Gortyn, Stater

  ca. 300 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedonia, Tetradrachm in the Name of Philip II

  ca. 300 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Egypt, Ptolemy I Soter, Tetradrachm

  ca. 300 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Siculo-Punians, Tetradrachm

  ca. 300 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Thrace, Lysimachus, Tetradrachm

  ca. 290 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedon, Demetrius I Poliorcetes, Tetradrachm

  ca. 290 v. Chr.

• Seleucid Empire, Seleucos I Nicator, Tetradrachm

  ca. 280 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Bronze Coin

  ca. 280 v. Chr.

• Sicily, Syracuse, Pyrrhus I, Bronze Coin

  ca. 278 v. Chr.

• Aetolia, Aetolian League, Stater

  3. Jh. v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedonia, Antigonus II Gonatas, Tetradrachm

  ca. 250 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedonia, Philip V, Didrachm

  ca. 221-179 v. Chr.

• Crete, Gortyn, Trihemidrachm

  ca. 200 v. Chr.

• Graeco-Bactrian Kingdom, Demetrius I, Tetradrachm

  ca. 200-180 v. Chr.

• Euboea, Histiaia, Tetrobol

  2. Jh. v. Chr.

• Carian Islands, Kos, Tetradrachm

  2. Jh. v. Chr.

• Lycia, Oinoanda, Stater

  186-185 v. Chr.

• Kingdom of Macedonia, Perseus, Tetradrachm

  ca. 170 v. Chr.

• Seleucid Empire, Antiochus IV Epiphanes, Tetradrachm

  169-164 v. Chr.

• Thrace, Thasos, Tetradrachm

  ca. 160-100 v. Chr.

• Seleucid Empire, Demetrios I Soter, Drachm

  152-151 v. Chr.

• Ionia, Magnesia on the Maeander, Tetradrachm

  ca. 150 v. Chr.

• Mysia, Kingdom of Pergamum, Cistophor

  ca. 150 v. Chr.

• Attica, Athens, Tetradrachm

  ca. 130 v. Chr.

• Rhodes, Drachm

  1. Jh. v. Chr.

• Sicily, Mamertinoi, Hexas

  ca. 270-220

• Sicily, Syracuse, Hieron II, Drachm

  ca. 275-215 v. Chr.

• Attica, Athens, Tetradrachm

  ca. 455 v. Chr.

• Southern Italy, Lucania, Metapontum, Hecte

  6.-5. Jh. v. Chr.

• Corinth, Stater

  ca. 520 v. Chr