Property:Remarks
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nb: no mention of overstrike +
"overstruck on an issue of Amyntas III (HGC 3, 831), with the tail of the eagle and AMY visible on the obverse." +
- Taras (nomos rider/Taras FB 40) over Corinthian type (Pegasus/Athena) (Leu Numismatik, EA 30, July 2024, 52) +
"Heavy traces of overstriking and with some graffiti on the reverse" +
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788 - Tyre (Alexander the Great) (tetradrachm Heracles/Zeus) over Alexander the Great (CNG, 108, May 2018, 389) +
“Overstruck on uncertain type (likely an earlier issue Alexander from Tyre)” +
"Overstruck on an earlier issue" +
"overstruck on a didrachm of Akragas (outline of crab visible on the obverse)" +
"overstruck on an earlier Syracusian bronze" +
928 - Salamis (Alexander the Great) (tetradrachm Heracles/Zeus) over Alexander the Great (Leu Numismatik, EA 18, Dec. 2021, 573) +
"Light marks and with traces of overstriking, otherwise, very fine. Interestingly, this coin was overstruck on another Alexander tetradrachm. On the obverse, one can still discern 'ΣΙΛ' for ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ, while the reverse clearly shows the manes of the lion's scalp." +
"Overstruck on an earlier issue from Kyzikos (SNG Paris 436)" +
"Overstruck on an earlier issue from Kyzikos of the 'Kore Soteira/Bull butting left' type (SNG Paris 436)" +
"Overstruck on an earlier issue from Kyzikos of the 'Kore Soteira/Bull butting left' type (SNG Paris 436)" +
1166 - Abydus (tetradrachm Artemis/eagle) over Mithridates Eupator (Mihtridates/stag) (Leu, 10, Oct. 2021, 2136) +
This coin was overstruck on a tetradrachm of Mithridates VI Eupator, king of Pontos in circa 120-63 BC, with his forehead and nose still visible in front of Artemis on the obverse. +
"Overstruck on a tetradrachm of Athens (head of Athena visible on the reverse, portions of the owl visible on the obverse); very rare thus, Kraay (in Greek Coins and History) noted only 7 examples known." +
1189 - Tralleis (cistophoric tetradrachm cista/bowcase) over Thasos (Dionysus/Heracles) (Leu, WA 15, Febr. 2021, 500) +
the typical hair of Dionysus with a bun is visible on the upper reverse +
most likely overstruck on Athens +
"Minor traces of overstriking" +
1203 - Artaxata (Artavasdes II) (AE Artavasdes/Nike) over Apamei (Zeus/elephant) (Leu Numismatik, EA 15, Feb. 2021, 674) +
"This coin was overstruck on an earlier issue of Apameia in Syria (HGC 9, 1419): the head of Zeus is still visible on the obverse whereas the reverse shows an elephant standing tothe right and parts of the legend (AΠ[AMEΩN] / TH[Σ IEΡAΣ] - KAI A[ΣΥΛOΥ] / Σ[...]). Unfortunately, the date is not fully readable, but it is likely ΣE = SE 237 = 76/5 BC" +
1212 - Byzantium (Lysimachus) (Alexander/Athena) over Mithridates Eupator (Mithridates/stag) (CNG, 93, May 2013, 101) +
Unique so far. +
"Überprägungsspuren im Rv. (?)" +
1239 - Maroneia (tetradrachm Dionysus/Dionysus) over Lysimachus (Alexander/Athena) (Nomos, 7, May 2013, 24) +
"This coin is overstruck on what appears to be a late Hellenistic tetradrachm in the name of Lysimachos (some letters of basileus can be seen to the right of Dionysos on the reverse, as can the remains of a seated Athena). Exactly which issue it is has yet to be determined" +