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Topalov 2007
SILVER ID ᵖ: 16843
Author: Stavri Topalov Title: Apollonia Pontica : contribution to the study of the coin minting of the city 6th-1st c. B.C.
Year ᵖ: 2007 Place: Sofia 42.697700° N, 23.321740° E Type ᵖ: monograph Language: English, Bulgarian
Citation Topalov, Stavri (2007), Apollonia Pontica : contribution to the study of the coin minting of the city 6th-1st c. B.C., Sofia, Nasko-1701, 2 v., p. 843.
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Worldcat ID: 836009991 DONUM ID: 184134
Associated persons: Keywords ᵖ: thrace, bulgaria, overstrike, black sea, apollonia pontica

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Studies
  • 3508 - Apollonia Pontica (drachma anchor/Gorgon) over uncertain type (Pecunem, 11, Dec. 2013, 42)
  • 30344 - Apollonia Pontica (drachma anchor/Gorgon) over uncertain type (CNG, EA 425, Oct. 2022, 106)
  • 23039 - Apollonia Pontica (drachma anchor/Gorgon) over Apollonia Pontica (anchor/svastika) (Rauch, MBS 9, Sept. 2005 154)
  • 30338 - Apollonia Pontica (drachma anchor/Gorgon) over Apollonia Pontica (anchor/svastika) (CNG, EA 590, July 2025, 40)
  • 30341 - Apollonia Pontica (drachma anchor/Gorgon) over Apollonia Pontica (anchor/svastika) (Naumann, 20, Aug. 2014, 44)
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