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Mysia. Cyzique (circa 400-350 BC). Rhodian tetradrachm. Head of Coré Soteira l., crowned with ears of corn, hair in a saccos. R./ Lion's head l.; below, tuna. (BMC 124 var.; SNG Del. 2517 var.). Arg. 15 g. Very fine. Expert : Cabinet Bourgey

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Mysia. Cyzique (circa 400-350 BC). Rhodian tetradrachm. Head of Coré Soteira l., crowned with ears of corn, hair in a saccos. R./ Lion's head l.; below, tuna. (BMC 124 var.; SNG Del. 2517 var.). Arg. 15 g. Very fine. Expert : Cabinet Bourgey

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