Thracian Kingdom, Ancient Coinage of, by Moushmov Number

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Odrysae, Thracian Tribe (about 300 B.C.). Bronze.

5683 Herakles’s unbearded head, covered with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : OΔPOHΣ. – OΔPOΣITΩN. – OΔPOΣΩN. – OΔPOΣ. Bull standing left; club below sometimes. Plate XXXIX 13.

Thrace, Black Sea Area. Odrysae. Circa 3rd Century BC. Ć 17mm. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Bull standing left. SNG BM Black Sea 333A/333B; BMC Thrace 1.

Sparadocus (about 424 B.C.)

Silver.

5684 Horseman in short Macedonian chlamys, with hat on his head, advancing left, holding in left hand the bridle of the horse, and in the right – two long spears. Behind the horseman’s back – helmet. The image is encircled with grain-circle. Rev. : Concave square and around the legend ΣΠAPAΔOKO, and within eagle with wings spread, pecking a serpent. 24 mm. 17’10 gr. Plate XXXVI 8.

5685 ΣΠAPAΔOKO. Horse advancing left. The image is encircled with grain-circle. Rev. : Concave square and within eagle is flying left, and holding serpent in its beak. 16 mm. 3’87 – 3’90 gr. Plate XXXVI 7.

5686 The same front part, but there is knucklebone between horse’s legs. Rev. : The same. 16 mm.

5687 ΣΠΑ. – ΣΠΑ ΔΟ. – ΣΠΑPAΔ. – ΠΣA. Front part of a horse left. The image is encircled with grain-circle. Rev. : Concave square and within eagle with wings spread, holding serpent in its beak. 10 mm. 1’22 – 1’35 gr. Plate XXXVI 9 and 10.

Kings of Thrace, Sparadokos AR Diobol. c445-435 BC. SP-A, forepart of horse left / eagle with wings spread & serpent in beak. cf Youroukova 20 and SNGCop 1065.

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Seuthes I (about 425 – 405 B.C.)

Silver.

5688 Horseman in hiton and chlamys, which is waving on his shoulders, galloping right, with right raised hand and probably holding spear. Rev. : ΣEYΘA APΓYPION in 3 lines. 22 mm. 8’50 gr. Plate XXXVI 14.

5689 ΣEYΘA KOMMA in 2 lines. Grain-circle around. 20 mm. 8’55 gr. Plate XXXVI 12.

5690 Horse galloping right; grain-circle around. Rev. : ΣEYΘA KOMMA in 2 lines. 15 mm. 4’017 gr. Plate XXXVI 13.

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Medocus (about 400 B.C.)

5691 MHTOKO. Man’s bearded head (Dionysos?) right. Concave circle around. Rev. : Double-edged axe with handle; at the one of the axe’s sides – bunch of grapes with leafs. 12 mm., 1’14 gr. Plate XXXVI 11.

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Saratocus (about 400 B.C.)

Silver.

5692 Head of young man, unbearded, with long hair, right. Rev. : ΣAP and vine with bunch of grapes within concave square. 10 mm. 0’93 gr. Plate XXXVIII 4 and 5.

Thracian Kingdom, Saratogos AR Obol. Long-haired male head right (Saratogos?) / S-A, bunch of grapes on a vine.

5693 The same front part. Rev. : ΣAP (must be read contrariwise). Vine with bunch of grapes, vase below. All in concave square. 11 mm. 0’95 gr. Plate XXXVIII 6.

5694 The same front part. Rev. : ΣAPATOKO around monogram. All in concave square. 11 mm. 0’87 gr.

Thracian Kingdom, Saratokos. Late 5th Century BC. AR Trihemiobol. Youthful male head right / large monogram MD, SARATOKO around; all within incuse square. Jurukova 31.

5695 Satir with horse’s tail kneeing left and holding cup with two handles. Rev. : ΣAP-ATO. Amphora within concave square. 11mm. 0’915 gr. Plate XXXVIII 7.

5696 Head of young man with long hair, right. Rev. : Concave square; within – monogram M Δ and at side: ΣAP-OKO. 11 mm. Plate XXXVIII 8.

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Bergaeus (about 400 – 350 B.C.)

Silver.

5697 Satir bearded and tailed, right, kneeing on right knee, holding into his arms Menada. Rev. : BEPΓAIOY. Concave square divided into 4 parts. 15 mm. 3’29 gr. Plate XXXVIII 9.

5698 Another coin with the same image, but the legend is on the front part. 16 mm. 3’54 gr.

Bronze.

5699 Satir’s bearded head right. Rev. : Fish and beneath BEPΓ. 9 mm. Plate XXXVIII 10 nad 11.

Dynasts of Thrace, Bergaios Ć10. Early 4th century BC. Bearded head of Silenos right / BERG, fish swimming right. BMC 3.

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Hebrytelmis (about 386 – 385 B.C.)

5700 Woman’s head with turreted crown right. Rev. : Vase with 2 handles; beneath the vase – ear. At the one of the vase’s sides – E and B at the other – Y. There is kontramarka with monograms on the front part sometimes. 17 P mm. Plate XXXVI 17.

5701 Apollo’s laureate head with long hair, right. Rev. : The same.

5702 Man’s unbearded, laureate head, left. Rev. : EBPYΣEEΛMIOΣ. Concave circle and within – front part of a lion. 17 mm. Plate XXXVI 18.

5703 Woman’s head (Artemis?) left. Rev. : YPBE (must be read contrariwise). Vase with 2 handles.

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Cotys I (382 – 359 B.C.)

Silver.

5704 King’s (Koty?) bearded head left. Rev. : KOTY. Vase with two handles. 12 mm. 0’825 gr. Plate XXXVI 21.

Thrace, Kings of, Kotys I. 382-359 BC. AR Trihemiobol. Bearded male head left / K-O-T-Y, two handled cup. BMC 1.

5705 Unbearded head left. Rev. : KOTO or KOTYOΣ. Vase with two handles. 12 mm. Plate XXXVI 22.

Bronze.

5706 Horseman in hiton and chlamys, which is waving on his back, galloping right; with right extended hand. Rev. : KOTYOΣ. Concave square and within vase with two handles and legend around. 18 mm. Plate XXXVI 20.

Kotys I, Kingdom of Thrace, Ć18. Horseman right, arm outstretched / two-handled cup, K O T Y around.

5707 Unbearded, diademed head right. Rev. : KOTY. Vase with two handles. 14 mm. Plate XXXVI 19.

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Amadocus I (about 359 – 351 B.C.)

Silver.

5708 Bearded, diademed head right. Rev. : Double-edged axe and the letters OH. The helve of the axe is in form of the letter style="mso-spacerun: KOM T. 11 mm. 0’87 gr. Plate XXXIX 12.

Bronze.

5709 Zeus’s laureate head. Rev. : …ΔOKOY OΔPIZITΩN. Naked man on horse with hat on his head. 23 mm.

5710 Double-edged axe, which helve axe is in form of the letter T inverted with its horizontal line down. Above the axe is set caduceus (Hermes’s sceptre); at the one of the axe’s sides the legend AMA, and at the other – OKO; all in grain circle. Rev. : EΠI KΛEANTOΣ around concave square, within which is imaged vine with 5 bunches of grapes. 25 mm. and 5 mm. thick. Plate XXXVI 15.

5711 The same front part. Rev. : EΠI ΔH…IO around concave square and within vine with 6 bunches of grapes. 23 mm.

5712 The same front part, but there is little bunch of grapes instead of caduceus above the axe. Rev. : Hanging bunch of grapes. 18 mm.

5713 Vine with hanging bunch of grapes. Grain circle around. Rev. : AMAOKO. Double-edged axe. All in concave square. 20 mm. table XXXIX 2.

5714 AMAOKO. Double-edged axe. Rev. : Horse advancing left. 17 mm.

5715 Hanging bunch of grapes. Rev. : Bunch of grapes. 18 mm.

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Amadocus II (359 – 336 B.C.) Bronze.

5717 Zeus’s bearded, laureate head right. Rev. : …ΔOKOY. Horseman advancing right. Beneath the horseman: ΔPIZITΩN. 24 mm.

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Kersobleptes (357 – 343 B.C.)

Bronze.

5718 Woman’s diademed, wreathed head right. Rev. : Vase with two handles set on barley grain. Around the vase – the letters KEP. 13 mm. table XXXVI 23.

5719 Woman’s diademed head left. Rev. : The same.

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Ketriporis (356 B.C.)

5720 Dionysos’s bearded head with ivy wreath, right. Rev. : KETPIΠ. Vase with two handles, and at left side – thyrsos. (Dionysos’s sceptre); above the legend crescent moon. 15 mm. Plate XXXVI 25.

Odrysian Kings of Thrace, Cetriporis AE16. 356 BC. Head of Dionysus right / Kantharos; to right, thrysus. SNGCop 1068.

5721 Another similar with legend: KET or KETPIΠOPIOΣ. 14 mm. and 10 mm. Plate XXXVI 24 and 26.

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Teres II (about 350 B.C.)

5722 Double-edged axe with helve in form of the letter T inverted down, and legend: PE. All in grain circle. HTΩ Rev. : Vine with 5 bunches of grapes within square. Tracks from legend around the square. 21 mm. and 5 mm. thick. Plate XXXVI 16.

Kingdom of Thrace, Teres II or III, Ć23. Circa 350-325 BC. T H R E W around bipennis (double headed axe) / Grapevine within square border.

5723 THPEΩ. Double-edged axe. Rev. : EΠI KAΣIΓNAKIOΣ. Vine with bunches of grapes within square.

5724 The same front part. Rev. : Vine with bunches of grapes, and at left – caduceus.

5725 The same front part. Rev. : EΠI TOΣ. Vine with 5 bunches of grapes within square. 20 mm.

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Scostocus (around 350 B.C.)

Silver.

5726 Head of young Lizimaha diademed and decorated with horn of a ram, right. Rev. : ΛΥΣIMAXOY ΣKOΣTOKOY. Athena seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on shield. 18 mm. table XXXIX 3.

5727 The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY ΣKOΣTOKOY. The same image. In the margin Priap’s attribute. 25 mm. table XXXVII 12.

Bronze.

5728 Head of young man (Apollo?) laureated, right. Rev. : ΣKOΣTOKOY. Horseman galloping right; beneath the horse – erased monogram. 16 mm. table XXXVII 13 and 14.

5729 The same front part. Rev. : The same legend; horseman galloping right, hurling spear with right hand towards wild boar (only the front part of the wild boar is imaged). 21 mm.

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Seuthes III (about 324 B.C.)

5730 Zeus’s laureate head right. Rev. : ΣEYΘOY. Horseman right; sometimes beneath the horse – star, and in the margin – wreath. Plate XXXVI 27.

Thrace, Kings of. Seuthes III. Circa 330-300 BC. Ć 21mm (4.92 gm). Bearded head of Seuthes right / Horseman riding right; wreath below. SNGCop 1072.

5731 The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣEYΘOY. Horseman right; beneath the horse – six-pointed star. Plate XXXVII 1.

Kings of Thrace, Seuthes III. Circa 330-300 BC. Ć 21mm. Bearded head of Zeus (or Seuthes?) right / SEUQOU, horseman riding right; star below.

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Lysimachus (323 – 281 B.C.)

Gold.

5732 Lizimaha’s unbearded head, decorated with ram’s horn, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Athena seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, and in the left – spear across. Beneath the throne – shield. In the margin monograms. 20 mm. 8’50 gr.

5732a Athena’s helmeted head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Nike standing left, holding wreath. 18 mm.

5733 Athena’s helmeted head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ AΛΩΞANΔPOY and monogram ΛY., which means the concise name ΛΥΣIMAXOY. This type coins are minted in the reign of Lizimaha (in period II), when hi is minted coins with the name of Alexander the great. 19 mm. 8’52 gr. Plate XXXVII 3.

5734 Lizimaha’s head decorated with ram’s horn right. Rev. : ΛΥΣIMAXOY APIΣTOBOYΛOΣ. Athena seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on shield; in the margin – set trident. 20 mm.

5735 The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. The same image. In the margin KAΛ, trident and two dolphins. (Minted in Kalatia).

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Sear 1661. Kallatis, Thrace, AV Stater, restored type of Mithradates the Great. Horned head of Alexander the great / BASILEWS LUSIMACOU, Athena seated left holding Nike, KAL on throne, trident below. Mueller 266.

5736 The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and image. In front of the throne IΣ, above – ΔI, below trident. (Minted in Istar).

№ 154.

5737 The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and image. In the margin monogram, which means OΔH, below KOI. Trident sometimes. 20 mm. 8’50 gr. (Minted in Odesos). See № 1557. Plate XXXVII 2.

5738 The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and image. Beneath the throne TO, trident below, and monogram sometimes. (Minted in Tomi).

1785

Tomis, Thrace, AV Stater. Minted in the name of Lysimachos, for payment to his Greek mercentary armies. Diademed and horned head of Alexander right / BASILEWS LUSIMACOU, Athena seated left holding Nike, trident below, monogram before.

5739 The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and image. Beneath the throne ΘEM and TO. Trident below. 20 mm.

5740 Another with BY in the margin, and trident below. 21 mm.

5741 The same front part. Rev. : The same legend. Nike standing, holding in right hand wreath, and in the left – trident; in the margin – lion’s skin and monogram. 20 mm.

5742 Others with the same images and legends and some monograms and letters, and some signs. 19 – 21 mm.

Silver.

5743 Head of young man diademed, right. Rev. : Horseman right, below ΛΥ, beneath the horse gad (point) of a spear and front part of a lion. 13 mm. 2’35 gr.

5744 Lizimaha’s head right, decorated with horn of Zeus Amonski. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Athena helmeted seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on a shield and holding spear. In the margin and beneath the throne monograms, but sometimes, and sometimes: torch and star, star, crescent moon, Priap’s attribute, trophy and crescent moon, trident, woman’s head, front part of a lion and torch, front part of a panther and crescent moon, bunch of grapes, cornucopiae and other. 28 – 34 mm. Plate XXXVII 7 and 8.

5745 Lizimaha’s head with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Zeus half-naked seated on a throne left, holding in right hand eagle and in the left – sceptre. In the margin monograms, and sometimes: the front part of a panther and crescent moon or only panther, Priap’s attribute and star and other. 17 – 18 mm. Plate XXXVII 4 and 6.

5746 Head of Lizimaha or of Alexander the Great decorated with horn, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Athena seated on a throne, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on shield. Below some monograms and images like in the other. 17 – 19 mm.

5747 Lizimaha’s diademed head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Athena seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on shield. In front - monogram, trident below. 31 mm. table XXXVII 5.

Bronze.

5748 Man’s head (Lizimaha’s?) unbearded, helmeted, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Trophy consisted of shield, helmet and spear, set on stump. Plate XXXVII 10.

5749 Athena’s helmeted head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Lion running right and gad (point) of a spear. in the margin monogram. Plate XXXVII 9.

5750 Herakles’s youthful head with lion’s skin. Rev. : Wrwath of ears and within legend: BAΣIΛYΣI. Plate XXXVII 11.

5751 Head of a young man, helmeted, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Gad (point) of a spear; another with: caduceus, gad (point) of a spear, monogram and other.

5752 The same front part. Rev. : The same legend. Front part of a lion right; below gad (point) of a spear, in the margin caduceus and the letters ΛO. 15 mm.

5752a Another, beneath the lion only gad (point) of a spear. 15 mm.

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Orsoaltius (about 300 B.C.)

Silver.

5753 Herakles’s youthful head, covered with lion’s skin, right. The image is within grain circle. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Zeus seated on a throne left, holding in right hand eagle, and in the left – sceptre. 23 mm. 17’45 gr. Plate XXXVIII 12.

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Cersibaulus (about 300 B.C.)

Silver.

5754 Herakles’s head with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Zeus seated on a throne left, holding in right hand eagle, and in the left – sceptre. In front of him oval shield; beneath the throne monogram ΓI. 25 mm. 16’78 gr. Plate XXXVIII 13.

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Adaeus (300 B.C.)

5755 Herakles’s bearded head with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : AΔAIOΣ. Club and monograms.

5756 Apollo’s laureated head right. Rev. : AΔAIOY. Tripod, thunderbolt and monograms. Plate XXXIX 11.

5757 Athena’s helmeted head right, with kontramarka. Rev. : AΔAIOY. Owlet opposite with turned head; monogram.

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Cavarus (219 – 200 B.C.)

Silver.

5758 Herakles’s unbearded head, covered with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ KAYAPOY. Zeus half-naked seated on a throne left, holding in right hand eagle, and in the left – sceptre. In front – woman standing, holding brand. 28 mm. 16’80 gr. (Minted in Pirint). Plate XXXIX 1. So’s lauerate head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ KAYAPOY. Nike left, holding in right hand wreath. Monogram. 19 mm. table XXXVII 16.

5760 Herakles’s bearded, diademed head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛ KAYA. Cornucopiae. 15 mm. table XXXVII 15.

5761 Hermes’s head with winged hat right. Rev. : BAΣIΛ KAYAP in 2 lines; within – caduceus. 12 mm.

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Seuthes IV (about 200 B.C)

5762 Eagle standing, turning right. Rev. : ΣEYΘOY. Thunderbolt below. 20 mm. Plate XXXVII 18 and 19.

5763 The same front part. Rev. : ΣEYΘOY within wreath. 15 – 20 mm. Plate XXXVII 20.

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Mostis

(about 200 B.C.) Silver.

5764 Mostida’s unbearded, diademed bust left. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ EΠIΣAΔAΛOY ETOYΣIT. Athena victorious seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, and the left hand is rested on shield, with imaged mask on it. 14 mm. 16’58 gr. Plate XXXVIII 16.

5765 The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ EΠIΣAΔAΛOY ETOYΣ ΛH. The same image, but there is monogram over the Athena’s knees KM. 16’42 gr. Plate XXXVIII 17.

5766 The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ EΠIΣAΔAΛOY ETOYΣ KB. The same image.

Bronze.

5767 Coupled heads of Zeus and Hera with laurel wreaths, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ. Eagle standing on thunderbolt left and some monogram. 19 mm. Plate XXXVIII 18.

5768 Helmeted head of young man right.. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ. Cuirass and monogram. Plate XXXIX 4.

5769 Apollo’s laureate head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ. Horse advancing left and monogram. Plate XXXVIII 19.

5770 Herakles’s laureate head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ. Bunch of grapes with chekor. 15 mm. DISATELMIS (? B.C.

5771 Apollo’s wreathed head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΔIZATEΛMEΩΣ. Within – amphora. 15 mm. Plate XXXVIII 20.

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Cotis II (about 171 B.C.)

5772 Woman’s head (Artemis?) right; in front of her – Y. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ KOTY. Horse advancing left. 11 mm. Plate XXXVII 17.

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Cotis III (57 – 48 B.C.)

5773 Man’s diademed head (Cotis III?) right. Rev. : KOTYOΣ. Eagle left. 12 mm. Plate XXXVIII 1.

5774 Horseman advancing right, with right raised hand; his chlamys is waving behind. Rev. : KOTY. Vase with two handles. 15 – 18 mm.

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Sadalas II (about 48 – 42 B.C.)

Bronze.

5775 Unbearded, diademed head right (Sadalas?). Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣAΔAΛOY. Eagle standing left. 12 – 14 mm. Plate XXXVIII 2 and 3.

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Cotis III & Sadalas II.

Bronze.

5776 …KOTYOC. Zeus’s bearded head. Rev. : BA CAΔAΛO between the spokes of a wheel. 21 mm.

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Coins of unknown Thracian kings.

Silver.

5777 Dionysos’s youthful head with ivy wreath right. Rev. : HPAKΛEOYΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ ΘPAKΩN. Herakles naked, straddled left, holding in right hand club, and in the left – lion’s skin. Monogram M. 31 mm. 16’33 gr. Crude workmanship. Plate XXXVIII 22.

5778 The same front part. Rev. : KOTYOΣ XAPAKTHP. The same image. Crude workmanship. 28 mm. 16’34 gr.

Kingdom of Thrace, Kotys II AR Tetradrachm. ca 57-48 BC. Wreathed head of Dionysos right / KOTYOC XAPAKTHP, nude Herakles standing left, holding club & lion's skin. Jurukova 145, Lukanc 1924-1926.

5779 Zeus’s bearded, laureate head right. Rev. : BHY…Horseman advancing right, with right raised hand, his mantle is waving behind. In front of the horse monogram. 25 mm. Bronze.

5780 Horse galloping right Rev. : KE PO. Double-edged axe. 16 mm.

5781 Veiled head right. Rev. : Horseman advancing rigth. 11 mm.

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Rhoemetalces I (11 B.C. – 12 A.D.)

Bronze.

5782 BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. His diademed head right. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s head right; sometimes vessel purse-shaped or Capricorn. Plate XL 11.

5783 The same front part. Rev. : The same, with kontramarka on August’s head.

5784 BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. The heads of Remetalk and his wife – one beside the other. Monogram sometimes. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s head. Plate XL 12.

5785 The same front part. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s and Livia’s heads coupled together, right; in front – Capricorn. 26 mm. Plate XL 3.

5786 The same legend. The heads of Remetalk and his wife coupled together, right; in front – the head of their son – Coti V. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s and Livia’s heads coupled together, right; in front – Capricorn. 26 mm. Plate XL 1.

5787 POIMHTAΛKOY. Throne and in front – sceptre. Rev. : ΣEBAΣTOY. Cornucopia and spear; Capricorn below.

5788 POIMHTAΛKOY. Throne with spear across. BA in monogram. Rev. : ΣEBAΣTOY. Axe and sheaf.

5789 Throne and below – BA; above – laureate head right; sometimes in front – sceptre. Rev. : ΣEBAΣTOY. Capricorn, cornucopiae and sceptre.

5790 KAIΣAPOΣ. Capricorn right; shield between his feet. Rev. : PO…Nike standing right, holding wreath and palm.

5791 POIMHTAΛKOY. Throne and sceptre. Rev. : ΣEBAΣTOY. Capricorn, cornucopiae and sceptre.

5792 POIMHTAΛKOY BAΣIΛEΩΣ. The heads of Remetalk and his wife – one beside the other, right. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s head right.

5793 POIMHTAΛKOY BAΣIΛEΩΣ. Remetalk’s head right. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s unbearded head right; sometimes next to him – Capricorn. Plate XL 6.

5794 KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. Oktavious’s head right; sometimes next to it – Capricorn. Rev. : . BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. Remetalk’s head right. Plate XL 10.

5795 POIMHTAΛKOY. Throne with monogram and human’s head above, right. Rev. : KAI…Sceptre and Capricorn. Plate XL 8.

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Rhoemetalces & Augustus Bronze.

5796 BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. The heads of Remetalk and his wife (or his son Coti) coupled together, right, with kontramarka. Rev. : AYTOKPATOPOΣ KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s head. Plate XL 2.

5797 BAΣI… Remetalk’s diademed head right; in front – head of Coti V child. Rev. : KAIΣAP… August’s laureate head; in front - Capricorn.

5798 Without legend. August’s laureate head right; in front – Δ. Rev. : BAΣI… Remetalk’s diademed head; in front – head of Coti V child.

5799 BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. The heads of Remetalk and his wife right; in front – head of their son Coti V. Rev. : AYTOKPATOPOΣ KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. The heads of August and Livia right; in front – Capricorn. Plate XL 5.

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Cotis & Rhescuporis (12 – 19 A.D.) Silver.

5800 BYZANTIΩN. August’s head right; in front monogram P. K Rev. : EΠI MATPOΔOPOY HPOΞENOY. Unbearded, diademed head right; in the margin the same monogram. Medallion. 23 mm.

5801 BYZANTIN (sic). Diademed, unbearded head. Rev. : August’s head; in front monogram P. 18 mm. K Bronze.

5802 BAΣIΛEYΣ KOTYΣ. Unbearded, diademed head (of Coti?) right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ PAIΣKOYΠOPIΔOΣ. Nike advancing left, holding wreath and palm; kontramarka sometimes. Plate XL 4.

5803 The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and trophy.

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Rheometalcus III (37 – 46 A.D.) Bronze.

5804 ΓAIΩ KAIΣAPI ΓEPMANIKΩ ΣEBAΣΤΩ. Caligula’s laureate head right. Rev. : …TΣ POIMHTAΛKAΣ. Remetalk standing, holding in left hand spear across, and with right hand is taking wreath from Caligula, who is standing on a throne. Plate XL 9.

5805 ΓAIΩ KAIΣAPI ΣEBAΣΤΩ. Caligula’s laureate head left. Rev. : BAΣIΛEYΣ POIMHTAΛKAΣ. Remetalk’s bust in chlamys, diademed, left. Plate XL 7.

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	Odrysae, Thracian Tribe (about 300 B.C.). Bronze.
5683	Herakles’s unbearded head, covered with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : OΔPOHΣ. – OΔPOΣITΩN. – OΔPOΣΩN. – OΔPOΣ. Bull standing left; club below sometimes. Plate XXXIX 13.
	Thrace, Black Sea Area. Odrysae. Circa 3rd Century BC. Ć 17mm. Head of Herakles right, wearing lion's skin headdress / Bull standing left. SNG BM Black Sea 333A/333B; BMC Thrace 1.

	Sparadocus (about 424 B.C.)
	Silver.
5684	Horseman in short Macedonian chlamys, with hat on his head, advancing left, holding in left hand the bridle of the horse, and in the right – two long spears. Behind the horseman’s back – helmet. The image is encircled with grain-circle. Rev. : Concave square and around the legend ΣΠAPAΔOKO, and within eagle with wings spread, pecking a serpent. 24 mm. 17’10 gr. Plate XXXVI 8.
5685	ΣΠAPAΔOKO. Horse advancing left. The image is encircled with grain-circle. Rev. : Concave square and within eagle is flying left, and holding serpent in its beak. 16 mm. 3’87 – 3’90 gr. Plate XXXVI 7.
5686	The same front part, but there is knucklebone between horse’s legs. Rev. : The same. 16 mm.
5687	ΣΠΑ. – ΣΠΑ ΔΟ. – ΣΠΑPAΔ. – ΠΣA. Front part of a horse left. The image is encircled with grain-circle. Rev. : Concave square and within eagle with wings spread, holding serpent in its beak. 10 mm. 1’22 – 1’35 gr. Plate XXXVI 9 and 10.
	Kings of Thrace, Sparadokos AR Diobol. c445-435 BC. SP-A, forepart of horse left / eagle with wings spread & serpent in beak. cf Youroukova 20 and SNGCop 1065.
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	Seuthes I (about 425 – 405 B.C.)
	Silver.
5688	Horseman in hiton and chlamys, which is waving on his shoulders, galloping right, with right raised hand and probably holding spear. Rev. : ΣEYΘA APΓYPION in 3 lines. 22 mm. 8’50 gr. Plate XXXVI 14.
5689	ΣEYΘA KOMMA in 2 lines. Grain-circle around. 20 mm. 8’55 gr. Plate XXXVI 12.
5690	Horse galloping right; grain-circle around. Rev. : ΣEYΘA KOMMA in 2 lines. 15 mm. 4’017 gr. Plate XXXVI 13.
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	Medocus (about 400 B.C.)
5691	MHTOKO. Man’s bearded head (Dionysos?) right. Concave circle around. Rev. : Double-edged axe with handle; at the one of the axe’s sides – bunch of grapes with leafs. 12 mm., 1’14 gr. Plate XXXVI 11.
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	Saratocus (about 400 B.C.)
	Silver.
5692	Head of young man, unbearded, with long hair, right. Rev. : ΣAP and vine with bunch of grapes within concave square. 10 mm. 0’93 gr. Plate XXXVIII 4 and 5.
	Thracian Kingdom, Saratogos AR Obol. Long-haired male head right (Saratogos?) / S-A, bunch of grapes on a vine.
5693	The same front part. Rev. : ΣAP (must be read contrariwise). Vine with bunch of grapes, vase below. All in concave square. 11 mm. 0’95 gr. Plate XXXVIII 6.
5694	The same front part. Rev. : ΣAPATOKO around monogram. All in concave square. 11 mm. 0’87 gr.
	Thracian Kingdom, Saratokos. Late 5th Century BC. AR Trihemiobol. Youthful male head right / large monogram MD, SARATOKO around; all within incuse square. Jurukova 31.
5695	Satir with horse’s tail kneeing left and holding cup with two handles. Rev. : ΣAP-ATO. Amphora within concave square. 11mm. 0’915 gr. Plate XXXVIII 7.
5696	Head of young man with long hair, right. Rev. : Concave square; within – monogram M Δ and at side: ΣAP-OKO. 11 mm. Plate XXXVIII 8.
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	Bergaeus (about 400 – 350 B.C.)
	Silver.
5697	Satir bearded and tailed, right, kneeing on right knee, holding into his arms Menada. Rev. : BEPΓAIOY. Concave square divided into 4 parts. 15 mm. 3’29 gr. Plate XXXVIII 9.
5698	Another coin with the same image, but the legend is on the front part. 16 mm. 3’54 gr.
	Bronze.
5699	Satir’s bearded head right. Rev. : Fish and beneath BEPΓ. 9 mm. Plate XXXVIII 10 nad 11.
	Dynasts of Thrace, Bergaios Ć10. Early 4th century BC. Bearded head of Silenos right / BERG, fish swimming right. BMC 3.
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	Hebrytelmis (about 386 – 385 B.C.)
5700	Woman’s head with turreted crown right. Rev. : Vase with 2 handles; beneath the vase – ear. At the one of the vase’s sides – E and B at the other – Y. There is kontramarka with monograms on the front part sometimes. 17 P mm. Plate XXXVI 17.
5701	Apollo’s laureate head with long hair, right. Rev. : The same.
5702	Man’s unbearded, laureate head, left. Rev. : EBPYΣEEΛMIOΣ. Concave circle and within – front part of a lion. 17 mm. Plate XXXVI 18.
5703	Woman’s head (Artemis?) left. Rev. : YPBE (must be read contrariwise). Vase with 2 handles.
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	Cotys I (382 – 359 B.C.)
	Silver.
5704	King’s (Koty?) bearded head left. Rev. : KOTY. Vase with two handles. 12 mm. 0’825 gr. Plate XXXVI 21.
	Thrace, Kings of, Kotys I. 382-359 BC. AR Trihemiobol. Bearded male head left / K-O-T-Y, two handled cup. BMC 1.
5705	Unbearded head left. Rev. : KOTO or KOTYOΣ. Vase with two handles. 12 mm. Plate XXXVI 22.
	Bronze.
5706	Horseman in hiton and chlamys, which is waving on his back, galloping right; with right extended hand. Rev. : KOTYOΣ. Concave square and within vase with two handles and legend around. 18 mm. Plate XXXVI 20.
	Kotys I, Kingdom of Thrace, Ć18. Horseman right, arm outstretched / two-handled cup, K O T Y around.
5707	Unbearded, diademed head right. Rev. : KOTY. Vase with two handles. 14 mm. Plate XXXVI 19.
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	Amadocus I (about 359 – 351 B.C.)
	Silver.
5708	Bearded, diademed head right. Rev. : Double-edged axe and the letters OH. The helve of the axe is in form of the letter style="mso-spacerun: KOM T. 11 mm. 0’87 gr. Plate XXXIX 12.
	Bronze.
5709	Zeus’s laureate head. Rev. : …ΔOKOY OΔPIZITΩN. Naked man on horse with hat on his head. 23 mm.
5710	Double-edged axe, which helve axe is in form of the letter T inverted with its horizontal line down. Above the axe is set caduceus (Hermes’s sceptre); at the one of the axe’s sides the legend AMA, and at the other – OKO; all in grain circle. Rev. : EΠI KΛEANTOΣ around concave square, within which is imaged vine with 5 bunches of grapes. 25 mm. and 5 mm. thick. Plate XXXVI 15.
5711	The same front part. Rev. : EΠI ΔH…IO around concave square and within vine with 6 bunches of grapes. 23 mm.
5712	The same front part, but there is little bunch of grapes instead of caduceus above the axe. Rev. : Hanging bunch of grapes. 18 mm.
5713	Vine with hanging bunch of grapes. Grain circle around. Rev. : AMAOKO. Double-edged axe. All in concave square. 20 mm. table XXXIX 2.
5714	AMAOKO. Double-edged axe. Rev. : Horse advancing left. 17 mm.
5715	Hanging bunch of grapes. Rev. : Bunch of grapes. 18 mm.
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	Amadocus II (359 – 336 B.C.) Bronze.
5717	Zeus’s bearded, laureate head right. Rev. : …ΔOKOY. Horseman advancing right. Beneath the horseman: ΔPIZITΩN. 24 mm.
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	Kersobleptes (357 – 343 B.C.)
	Bronze.
5718	Woman’s diademed, wreathed head right. Rev. : Vase with two handles set on barley grain. Around the vase – the letters KEP. 13 mm. table XXXVI 23.
5719	Woman’s diademed head left. Rev. : The same.
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	Ketriporis (356 B.C.)
5720	Dionysos’s bearded head with ivy wreath, right. Rev. : KETPIΠ. Vase with two handles, and at left side – thyrsos. (Dionysos’s sceptre); above the legend crescent moon. 15 mm. Plate XXXVI 25.
	Odrysian Kings of Thrace, Cetriporis AE16. 356 BC. Head of Dionysus right / Kantharos; to right, thrysus. SNGCop 1068.
5721	Another similar with legend: KET or KETPIΠOPIOΣ. 14 mm. and 10 mm. Plate XXXVI 24 and 26.
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	Teres II (about 350 B.C.)
5722	Double-edged axe with helve in form of the letter T inverted down, and legend: PE. All in grain circle. HTΩ Rev. : Vine with 5 bunches of grapes within square. Tracks from legend around the square. 21 mm. and 5 mm. thick. Plate XXXVI 16.
	Kingdom of Thrace, Teres II or III, Ć23. Circa 350-325 BC. T H R E W around bipennis (double headed axe) / Grapevine within square border.
5723	THPEΩ. Double-edged axe. Rev. : EΠI KAΣIΓNAKIOΣ. Vine with bunches of grapes within square.
5724	The same front part. Rev. : Vine with bunches of grapes, and at left – caduceus.
5725	The same front part. Rev. : EΠI TOΣ. Vine with 5 bunches of grapes within square. 20 mm.
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	Scostocus (around 350 B.C.)
	Silver.
5726	Head of young Lizimaha diademed and decorated with horn of a ram, right. Rev. : ΛΥΣIMAXOY ΣKOΣTOKOY. Athena seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on shield. 18 mm. table XXXIX 3.
5727	The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY ΣKOΣTOKOY. The same image. In the margin Priap’s attribute. 25 mm. table XXXVII 12.
	Bronze.
5728	Head of young man (Apollo?) laureated, right. Rev. : ΣKOΣTOKOY. Horseman galloping right; beneath the horse – erased monogram. 16 mm. table XXXVII 13 and 14.
5729	The same front part. Rev. : The same legend; horseman galloping right, hurling spear with right hand towards wild boar (only the front part of the wild boar is imaged). 21 mm.
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	Seuthes III (about 324 B.C.)
5730	Zeus’s laureate head right. Rev. : ΣEYΘOY. Horseman right; sometimes beneath the horse – star, and in the margin – wreath. Plate XXXVI 27.
	Thrace, Kings of. Seuthes III. Circa 330-300 BC. Ć 21mm (4.92 gm). Bearded head of Seuthes right / Horseman riding right; wreath below. SNGCop 1072.
5731	The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣEYΘOY. Horseman right; beneath the horse – six-pointed star. Plate XXXVII 1.
	Kings of Thrace, Seuthes III. Circa 330-300 BC. Ć 21mm. Bearded head of Zeus (or Seuthes?) right / SEUQOU, horseman riding right; star below.
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	Lysimachus (323 – 281 B.C.)
	Gold.
5732	Lizimaha’s unbearded head, decorated with ram’s horn, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Athena seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, and in the left – spear across. Beneath the throne – shield. In the margin monograms. 20 mm. 8’50 gr.
5732a	Athena’s helmeted head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Nike standing left, holding wreath. 18 mm.
5733	Athena’s helmeted head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ AΛΩΞANΔPOY and monogram ΛY., which means the concise name ΛΥΣIMAXOY. This type coins are minted in the reign of Lizimaha (in period II), when hi is minted coins with the name of Alexander the great. 19 mm. 8’52 gr. Plate XXXVII 3.
5734	Lizimaha’s head decorated with ram’s horn right. Rev. : ΛΥΣIMAXOY APIΣTOBOYΛOΣ. Athena seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on shield; in the margin – set trident. 20 mm.
5735	The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. The same image. In the margin KAΛ, trident and two dolphins. (Minted in Kalatia).
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	Sear 1661. Kallatis, Thrace, AV Stater, restored type of Mithradates the Great. Horned head of Alexander the great / BASILEWS LUSIMACOU, Athena seated left holding Nike, KAL on throne, trident below. Mueller 266.
5736	The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and image. In front of the throne IΣ, above – ΔI, below trident. (Minted in Istar).
	№ 154.
5737	The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and image. In the margin monogram, which means OΔH, below KOI. Trident sometimes. 20 mm. 8’50 gr. (Minted in Odesos). See № 1557. Plate XXXVII 2.
5738	The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and image. Beneath the throne TO, trident below, and monogram sometimes. (Minted in Tomi).
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	Tomis, Thrace, AV Stater. Minted in the name of Lysimachos, for payment to his Greek mercentary armies. Diademed and horned head of Alexander right / BASILEWS LUSIMACOU, Athena seated left holding Nike, trident below, monogram before.
5739	The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and image. Beneath the throne ΘEM and TO. Trident below. 20 mm.
5740	Another with BY in the margin, and trident below. 21 mm.
5741	The same front part. Rev. : The same legend. Nike standing, holding in right hand wreath, and in the left – trident; in the margin – lion’s skin and monogram. 20 mm.
5742	Others with the same images and legends and some monograms and letters, and some signs. 19 – 21 mm.
	Silver.
5743	Head of young man diademed, right. Rev. : Horseman right, below ΛΥ, beneath the horse gad (point) of a spear and front part of a lion. 13 mm. 2’35 gr.
5744	Lizimaha’s head right, decorated with horn of Zeus Amonski. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Athena helmeted seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on a shield and holding spear. In the margin and beneath the throne monograms, but sometimes, and sometimes: torch and star, star, crescent moon, Priap’s attribute, trophy and crescent moon, trident, woman’s head, front part of a lion and torch, front part of a panther and crescent moon, bunch of grapes, cornucopiae and other. 28 – 34 mm. Plate XXXVII 7 and 8.
5745	Lizimaha’s head with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Zeus half-naked seated on a throne left, holding in right hand eagle and in the left – sceptre. In the margin monograms, and sometimes: the front part of a panther and crescent moon or only panther, Priap’s attribute and star and other. 17 – 18 mm. Plate XXXVII 4 and 6.
5746	Head of Lizimaha or of Alexander the Great decorated with horn, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Athena seated on a throne, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on shield. Below some monograms and images like in the other. 17 – 19 mm.
5747	Lizimaha’s diademed head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Athena seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, resting with left hand on shield. In front - monogram, trident below. 31 mm. table XXXVII 5.
	Bronze.
5748	Man’s head (Lizimaha’s?) unbearded, helmeted, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Trophy consisted of shield, helmet and spear, set on stump. Plate XXXVII 10.
5749	Athena’s helmeted head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Lion running right and gad (point) of a spear. in the margin monogram. Plate XXXVII 9.
5750	Herakles’s youthful head with lion’s skin. Rev. : Wrwath of ears and within legend: BAΣIΛYΣI. Plate XXXVII 11.
5751	Head of a young man, helmeted, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Gad (point) of a spear; another with: caduceus, gad (point) of a spear, monogram and other.
5752	The same front part. Rev. : The same legend. Front part of a lion right; below gad (point) of a spear, in the margin caduceus and the letters ΛO. 15 mm.
5752a	Another, beneath the lion only gad (point) of a spear. 15 mm.
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	Orsoaltius (about 300 B.C.)
	Silver.
5753	Herakles’s youthful head, covered with lion’s skin, right. The image is within grain circle. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Zeus seated on a throne left, holding in right hand eagle, and in the left – sceptre. 23 mm. 17’45 gr. Plate XXXVIII 12.
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	Cersibaulus (about 300 B.C.)
	Silver.
5754	Herakles’s head with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΛΥΣIMAXOY. Zeus seated on a throne left, holding in right hand eagle, and in the left – sceptre. In front of him oval shield; beneath the throne monogram ΓI. 25 mm. 16’78 gr. Plate XXXVIII 13.
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	Adaeus (300 B.C.)
5755	Herakles’s bearded head with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : AΔAIOΣ. Club and monograms.
5756	Apollo’s laureated head right. Rev. : AΔAIOY. Tripod, thunderbolt and monograms. Plate XXXIX 11.
5757	Athena’s helmeted head right, with kontramarka. Rev. : AΔAIOY. Owlet opposite with turned head; monogram.
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	Cavarus (219 – 200 B.C.)
	Silver.
5758	Herakles’s unbearded head, covered with lion’s skin, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ KAYAPOY. Zeus half-naked seated on a throne left, holding in right hand eagle, and in the left – sceptre. In front – woman standing, holding brand. 28 mm. 16’80 gr. (Minted in Pirint). Plate XXXIX 1. So’s lauerate head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ KAYAPOY. Nike left, holding in right hand wreath. Monogram. 19 mm. table XXXVII 16.
5760	Herakles’s bearded, diademed head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛ KAYA. Cornucopiae. 15 mm. table XXXVII 15.
5761	Hermes’s head with winged hat right. Rev. : BAΣIΛ KAYAP in 2 lines; within – caduceus. 12 mm.
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	Seuthes IV (about 200 B.C)
5762	Eagle standing, turning right. Rev. : ΣEYΘOY. Thunderbolt below. 20 mm. Plate XXXVII 18 and 19.
5763	The same front part. Rev. : ΣEYΘOY within wreath. 15 – 20 mm. Plate XXXVII 20.
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	Mostis
	(about 200 B.C.) Silver.
5764	Mostida’s unbearded, diademed bust left. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ EΠIΣAΔAΛOY ETOYΣIT. Athena victorious seated on a throne left, holding in right hand Nike, and the left hand is rested on shield, with imaged mask on it. 14 mm. 16’58 gr. Plate XXXVIII 16.
5765	The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ EΠIΣAΔAΛOY ETOYΣ ΛH. The same image, but there is monogram over the Athena’s knees KM. 16’42 gr. Plate XXXVIII 17.
5766	The same front part. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ EΠIΣAΔAΛOY ETOYΣ KB. The same image.
	Bronze.
5767	Coupled heads of Zeus and Hera with laurel wreaths, right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ. Eagle standing on thunderbolt left and some monogram. 19 mm. Plate XXXVIII 18.
5768	Helmeted head of young man right.. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ. Cuirass and monogram. Plate XXXIX 4.
5769	Apollo’s laureate head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ. Horse advancing left and monogram. Plate XXXVIII 19.
5770	Herakles’s laureate head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ MOΣTIΔΟΣ. Bunch of grapes with chekor. 15 mm. DISATELMIS (? B.C.
5771	Apollo’s wreathed head right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΔIZATEΛMEΩΣ. Within – amphora. 15 mm. Plate XXXVIII 20.
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	Cotis II (about 171 B.C.)
5772	Woman’s head (Artemis?) right; in front of her – Y. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ KOTY. Horse advancing left. 11 mm. Plate XXXVII 17.
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	Cotis III (57 – 48 B.C.)
5773	Man’s diademed head (Cotis III?) right. Rev. : KOTYOΣ. Eagle left. 12 mm. Plate XXXVIII 1.
5774	Horseman advancing right, with right raised hand; his chlamys is waving behind. Rev. : KOTY. Vase with two handles. 15 – 18 mm.
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	Sadalas II (about 48 – 42 B.C.)
	Bronze.
5775	Unbearded, diademed head right (Sadalas?). Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣAΔAΛOY. Eagle standing left. 12 – 14 mm. Plate XXXVIII 2 and 3.
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	Cotis III & Sadalas II.
	Bronze.
5776	…KOTYOC. Zeus’s bearded head. Rev. : BA CAΔAΛO between the spokes of a wheel. 21 mm.
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	Coins of unknown Thracian kings.
	Silver.
5777	Dionysos’s youthful head with ivy wreath right. Rev. : HPAKΛEOYΣ ΣΩTHPOΣ ΘPAKΩN. Herakles naked, straddled left, holding in right hand club, and in the left – lion’s skin. Monogram M. 31 mm. 16’33 gr. Crude workmanship. Plate XXXVIII 22.
5778	The same front part. Rev. : KOTYOΣ XAPAKTHP. The same image. Crude workmanship. 28 mm. 16’34 gr.
	Kingdom of Thrace, Kotys II AR Tetradrachm. ca 57-48 BC. Wreathed head of Dionysos right / KOTYOC XAPAKTHP, nude Herakles standing left, holding club & lion's skin. Jurukova 145, Lukanc 1924-1926.
5779	Zeus’s bearded, laureate head right. Rev. : BHY…Horseman advancing right, with right raised hand, his mantle is waving behind. In front of the horse monogram. 25 mm. Bronze.
5780	Horse galloping right Rev. : KE PO. Double-edged axe. 16 mm.
5781	Veiled head right. Rev. : Horseman advancing rigth. 11 mm.
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	Rhoemetalces I (11 B.C. – 12 A.D.)
	Bronze.
5782	BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. His diademed head right. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s head right; sometimes vessel purse-shaped or Capricorn. Plate XL 11.
5783	The same front part. Rev. : The same, with kontramarka on August’s head.
5784	BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. The heads of Remetalk and his wife – one beside the other. Monogram sometimes. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s head. Plate XL 12.
5785	The same front part. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s and Livia’s heads coupled together, right; in front – Capricorn. 26 mm. Plate XL 3.
5786	The same legend. The heads of Remetalk and his wife coupled together, right; in front – the head of their son – Coti V. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s and Livia’s heads coupled together, right; in front – Capricorn. 26 mm. Plate XL 1.
5787	POIMHTAΛKOY. Throne and in front – sceptre. Rev. : ΣEBAΣTOY. Cornucopia and spear; Capricorn below.
5788	POIMHTAΛKOY. Throne with spear across. BA in monogram. Rev. : ΣEBAΣTOY. Axe and sheaf.
5789	Throne and below – BA; above – laureate head right; sometimes in front – sceptre. Rev. : ΣEBAΣTOY. Capricorn, cornucopiae and sceptre.
5790	KAIΣAPOΣ. Capricorn right; shield between his feet. Rev. : PO…Nike standing right, holding wreath and palm.
5791	POIMHTAΛKOY. Throne and sceptre. Rev. : ΣEBAΣTOY. Capricorn, cornucopiae and sceptre.
5792	POIMHTAΛKOY BAΣIΛEΩΣ. The heads of Remetalk and his wife – one beside the other, right. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s head right.
5793	POIMHTAΛKOY BAΣIΛEΩΣ. Remetalk’s head right. Rev. : KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s unbearded head right; sometimes next to him – Capricorn. Plate XL 6.
5794	KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. Oktavious’s head right; sometimes next to it – Capricorn. Rev. : . BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. Remetalk’s head right. Plate XL 10.
5795	POIMHTAΛKOY. Throne with monogram and human’s head above, right. Rev. : KAI…Sceptre and Capricorn. Plate XL 8.
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	Rhoemetalces & Augustus Bronze.
5796	BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. The heads of Remetalk and his wife (or his son Coti) coupled together, right, with kontramarka. Rev. : AYTOKPATOPOΣ KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. August’s head. Plate XL 2.
5797	BAΣI… Remetalk’s diademed head right; in front – head of Coti V child. Rev. : KAIΣAP… August’s laureate head; in front - Capricorn.
5798	Without legend. August’s laureate head right; in front – Δ. Rev. : BAΣI… Remetalk’s diademed head; in front – head of Coti V child.
5799	BAΣIΛEΩΣ POIMHTAΛKOY. The heads of Remetalk and his wife right; in front – head of their son Coti V. Rev. : AYTOKPATOPOΣ KAIΣAPOΣ ΣEBAΣTOY. The heads of August and Livia right; in front – Capricorn. Plate XL 5.
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	Cotis & Rhescuporis (12 – 19 A.D.) Silver.
5800	BYZANTIΩN. August’s head right; in front monogram P. K Rev. : EΠI MATPOΔOPOY HPOΞENOY. Unbearded, diademed head right; in the margin the same monogram. Medallion. 23 mm.
5801	BYZANTIN (sic). Diademed, unbearded head. Rev. : August’s head; in front monogram P. 18 mm. K Bronze.
5802	BAΣIΛEYΣ KOTYΣ. Unbearded, diademed head (of Coti?) right. Rev. : BAΣIΛEΩΣ PAIΣKOYΠOPIΔOΣ. Nike advancing left, holding wreath and palm; kontramarka sometimes. Plate XL 4.
5803	The same front part. Rev. : The same legend and trophy.
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	Rheometalcus III (37 – 46 A.D.) Bronze.
5804	ΓAIΩ KAIΣAPI ΓEPMANIKΩ ΣEBAΣΤΩ. Caligula’s laureate head right. Rev. : …TΣ POIMHTAΛKAΣ. Remetalk standing, holding in left hand spear across, and with right hand is taking wreath from Caligula, who is standing on a throne. Plate XL 9.
5805	ΓAIΩ KAIΣAPI ΣEBAΣΤΩ. Caligula’s laureate head left. Rev. : BAΣIΛEYΣ POIMHTAΛKAΣ. Remetalk’s bust in chlamys, diademed, left. Plate XL 7.
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