Co 716 (Late Classical-Early Hellenistic chalkous of Sikyon)  [ permalink ]  Type 
        Inventoried Coin 
        Not after (date) 
        
          -146 
         
        Not before (date) 
        
          -196 
         
        Logical part of 
        
          Chicago/Indiana/Vanderbilt Excavations Inventoried Coins 
         
        Typological identification 
        
          Coin 
         
        Comparanda 
        
          Warren1984 , p. 8, Group 8.16a, pl. 1 
        Comparanda 
        
          sim. BCDCorinth  327, p. 93 
         
        Preservation description 
        
          Wear: P+. Deep chips in edge; sparse, slight pitting; extensive, moderate fissuring and rare cracking. Thin film of white to pale blue bronze disease on both faces. 
         
        Published as 
        
          KenchreaiIII , p. 81, no. 1276 (R. Hohlfelder identified as “Illegible”) 
        Axis (1-12) 
        
          6 
         
        Has denomination 
        
          Chalkous 
         
        Numismatic Diameter (mm) 
        
          17.0 
         
        Numismatic Mint 
        
          Sikyon 
         
        Numismatic Weight (g) 
        
          3.61 
         
        Obverse Description 
        
          Dove flying to left 
         
        Obverse Inscription 
        
          Above head, Θ; above tail, ΑΛ (traces) 
         
        Reverse Description 
        
          Name of city within wreath tied above (large, lozenge-like leaves) 
         
        Reverse Inscription 
        
          ΣΙ (large, thick letters) 
         
        Belongs to Historical Period 
        
          Early Hellenistic (Historical Period) 
         
        Belongs to Historical Period 
        
          Late Classical (Historical Period) 
         
        Material 
        
          Bronze (Material) 
         
        Has visual motif (depicts) 
        
          Bird (Visual Motif) 
         
        Obverse Photograph 
        
          
             
         
        Reverse Photograph