The Ancient Coinage of Aphytis

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Including additional items for this online edition, with numbers in italics.
APHYTIS
(about 450 – 168 B.C.) City on the Halkidian peninsula Palene, now Atito.
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Autonomous coins

Silver.

6137a AΦ cup with two handles (cantharus). Rev. : Incuse irregular square 10½ mm.
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Bronze.

6138 Head of Zeus Amonski decorated with horn, right. Rev. : AΦYTAI. Eagle right. Table XLII 15.
6139 The same obverse. Rev. : AΦYTAIΩN. Eagle left.
6140 The same obverse. Rev. : AΦY. Two eagles and in the margin – vine.
6141 The same obverse. Rev. : AΦY. Eagle.
Macedon, Aphytis. After 168 BC. Æ 23mm. Horned head of Zeus-Ammon right / AFY-TAI, eagle standing right. Moushmov 6141, SNG ANS 222, BMC 4, SNG Cop 129.
6142 The same obverse. Rev. : AΦYTAIΩN. Vase with two handles.
Macedon, Aphytis. c360 BC. Æ 18mm. Three-quarter facing head of Zeus-Ammon, slightly left / AFU-TAI-WN, kantharos. Moushmov 6142, SNG ANS 211, BMC 1, SNG Cop 124.
6143 Unbearded head decorated with ox’s horn. Rev. : AΦY. Eagle with turned head; in the margin – ivy leaf.
Aphytis, Macedonia, Æ12mm. 400-350BC. Head of Apollo Carneius with Horn of Ammon right / AFY, eagle standing right.
6144 Another. Two eagles face to face and between them – ivy leaf; in the margin vine and AΦY. 15 mm.
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