Ancient Greek Didracham Coin with Athena and Pegasus
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An ancient Grecian Didracham silver coin, Corinth, Greek Empire, late 5th to 4th century B.C, obverse: Athena Pallas, reverse: Pegasus, weight: 8.5 gms, including the original storage sleeve with the previous collector's catalogue notes.. Provenance: Ex. A Maurici collection, Sydney, Literature: For a similar coin please see Ravel, plate 353, page 144.
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