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Lot 12. Syracuse AR Tetradrachm, c. 450-440 BC

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Syracuse Tetradrachm

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Bidding closed (Sunday, November 15th, 19:06:00 CET)
Current time: Sunday, November 24th, 12:16:17 CET

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eAuction #42, Lot 12. Estimate: CHF 1'800.00

Sicily, Syracuse. Second Democracy, 466-405 BC. AR Tetradrachm (24-25 mm, 17.05 g), c. 450-440 BC.
Obv. Charioteer, wearing a long chiton, holding the reins in both hands, driving a quadriga right, Nike flies above to left to crown the charioteer, ketos to right in exergue.
Rev. ΣYRAKOΣION, head of Arethusa facing right, wearing a pearl-diadem, earring and necklace, four dolphins swimming around.
Boehringer 485 (V258/R347); SNG ANS 153 (these dies); Jameson 1909 (these dies).

About extremely fine.

Lot 12. Syracuse AR Tetradrachm, c. 450-440 BC

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