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4828 - A rare Lydia 1/3 Electronstater coin, ca. 650–610 BCE, with a lion’s head on the obverse and a rectangular incusum on the reverse. This coin is considered one of the earliest minted coins. Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzen, Amerongen. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar.
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A rare Lydia 1/3 Electronstater coin, ca. 650–610 BCE, with a lion’s head on the obverse and a rectangular incusum on the reverse. This coin is considered one of the earliest minted coins. Provenance: Munthandel G. Henzen, Amerongen. Private Dutch collection, Wassenaar. Ref. SNG. van Aulock 2688; Weidauer 86; Rosen Collection 656. [1]
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