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The Ancient Coinage of NeapolisMacedonia

Listed by Moushmov Number

Including additional items for this online edition, with numbers in italics.

NEAPOLIS

(ca 500 – 350 B.C.)
now Kavala.

Autonomous coins.

Silver.

6394 NEOΠ. Woman’s head (Aphrodite?) right, with tied back hair, within incuse square. Rev. : Gorgon’s head with sticking out his tongue. 12 mm. Table XLIV 9.
6395 NEOΠ. The same head. Rev. : The same. 8 mm.
6396 Dionysos’ head with ivy wreath; thyrsos behind. Rev. : NEAΠ. Bunch of grapes between 2 leafs. 17 mm.
6397 Gorgon’s head with sticking out his tongue. Rev. : Irregular incuse square, with formless figures within. 13 mm.
6398 The same obverse. Rev. : Incuse square divided into 4 parts. 16 mm. Table LI 19.
6399 The same coin made from other metal, set in silver tin-plate (fourée).
6400 Gorgon’s head with sticking out his tongue, opposite; her forehead is covered with serpent. Rev. : Panther’s head and the both forelegs, opposite; above – two balls or globes. All in incuse square. 26 mm.
6401 Gorgon’s head with sticking out his tongue, opposite. Rev. : Incuse square divided into 4 parts. 21 mm.
6402 …E…Π. Woman’s laureate head, with tied back hair, right. Rev. : Gorgon’s head opposite. 15 mm.
6403 Gorgon’s head with sticking out his tongue. Rev. : Incuse grain square divided into 4 parts. 10 mm. Table LI 20.
6404 Gorgon’s head with sticking out his tongue. Rev. : NEOΠ. Aphrodite’s head with tied back hair; dove below. 16 mm.
6405 The same head. Rev. : NEOΠOΛIΤΩ(N). Aphrodite’s head with wreath of leafs and earrings on her ears. Incuse surface. 17 mm.

Bronze.

6406 Gorgon’s head with sticking out his tongue. Rev. : Athena’s head right within incuse square decorated with grains. 15 mm.
6407 The same obverse. Rev. : NEO. Aphrodite’s head; globe behind.
6408 The same, without globe. 10 mm.
6409 The same, behind fish instead of globe.
6410 NEOΠ. Andromed’s bust (?), dressed, with hair up and tied at scruff of the neck. Behind scruff of the neck, in the margin – ball. Rev. : Gorgon’s head opposite. 11½ mm.

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