#M571# Anonymous Greek silver Diobol coin of Phokaia, 521-478 BC

#M571# Anonymous Greek silver Diobol coin of Phokaia, 521-478 BCWelcome to cc coins Up for auction is an Anonymous Greek silver Tetartemorion coin of Phokaia, 521 478 BC. Diameter: 6mm Weight: 0. 19g MINT: Phokaia OBVERSE; NONE Head of griffin right. REVERSE; NONE Quadripartite incuse square. REFERENCE: SNG Cop 335 CC Coins and Antiques Purchase Assurance All items sold are genuine ancient coins, we do not knowingly deal in reproductions of any sort. I guarantee the authenticity of all coins and artifacts and

After Belisarius ousted the Vandals he went on to push the various barbarian tribes out of Italy and for the most part succeeded on this challenging task

holding long cross

- Double cornucopia

IVLIA TRAD

ΚΑΡΔΙΑΝΩΝ

- Lozenge shield

Lysimachos was instrumental in the final destruction of Antigonos at the battle of Ipsos in 301 BC

ID# 139k (UK)

-Central legend in plain and dotted octogram

SNG France 375

AYT ANTΩNEINOC CEBAC

REFERENCE: BMC 148