Sewell-Lasater 2020
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Sewell-Lasater 2020
| SILVER ID ᵖ: | 30965 | ||||
| Author: | Tara Sewell-Lasater | Title: A Die Study of the Gold and Silver Coinage of Berenike II, with Numismatic and Historical Commentary | |||
| Year ᵖ: | 2020 | Place: Paris 48.853500° N, 2.348390° E | Type ᵖ: journal | Language: English | |
| Citation | Sewell-Lasater, Tara (2020), "A Die Study of the Gold and Silver Coinage of Berenike II, with Numismatic and Historical Commentary," Revue Numismatique, 177, p. 59-116. | ||||
| Link: | https://www.persee.fr/doc/numi 0484-8942 2020 num 6 177 3477 | ||||
| Worldcat ID: | 10039360162 | DONUM ID: 208430 | |||
| Associated persons: | Keywords ᵖ: die study, egypt, alexandria, berenice II, ptolemies | ||||
Studies
- Alexandria (Ptolemy IV), silver, decadrachms (35.5g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (211-210 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy IV), silver, tetradrachms (14.1g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (211-210 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), silver, 2 1/2 drachms (10.5g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (246-222 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), silver, pentadrachms (20.5g) (Berenice/cornucopia between two pilei) (246-222 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), silver, 15 drachms (53g) (Berenice/cornucopia between two pilei) (245 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy IV), gold, octadrachms (27.8g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (211-210 BCE)
- Ephesus (Ptolemy III), gold, octadrachms (27.8g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (245 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), gold, pentadrachms (21.4g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (246-222 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), gold, decadrachms (42.8g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (246-222 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), gold, 2 1/2 drachms (10.7g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (246-222 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), gold, drachms (4.3g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (246-222 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), gold, hemidrachms (2.15g) (Berenice/cornucopia) (246-222 BCE)
- Alexandria (Ptolemy III), gold, quarter drachms (1.05) (Berenice/cornucopia) (246-222 BCE)
- Coele-Syria (uncertain Ptolemaic mint) (Ptolemy III), gold, tetartai (1.55) (Berenice/cornucopia) (246-222 BCE)