Coins of Feodosia. 5th c. B.C. – 3rd c. A.D. ~ Museum of money of Feodosia

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COINS MINTED BY THE ANTIQUE CITY-STATE FEODOSIA
FROM THE LATE 5TH C. B.C. TILL THE LAST QUARTER OF THE 3RD C. A.D.

Coins

Click to enlarge!	Denomination: Chalk Year: – Material: Bronze Description: Second half of last decade V – the first decade of IV BC. Obverse: Bull's head right. Reverse: Seven-beams star, between its beams ΞΕΟΔΕΟΣ counter – clockwise, the bases of letters there are inside. Diameter – 0.9 sm. Weight – 0.46 g. Country or town: Feodosia
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: Chalk Year: – Material: Bronze Description: Second half of last decade V – the first decade of IV BC. Obverse: Bull's head right. Reverse: Seven-beams star without an inscription. Diameter – 0.85 sm. Weight – 0.45 g. Country or town: Feodosia
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: Chalk Year: – Material: Bronze Description: Second half of last decade V – the first decade of IV BC. Obverse: Bull's head right. Reverse: Six-beams star without an inscription. Type I: thin beams and the dot center. Diameter – 0.86 sm. Weight – 0.52 g. Country or town: Feodosia
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: Chalk Year: – Material: Bronze Description: Second half of last decade V – the first decade of IV BC. Obverse: Bull's head right. Reverse: Six-beams star without an inscription. Type II: thick beams and the spherical center. Diameter – 0.86 sm. Weight – 0.59 g. Country or town: Feodosia
Click to enlarge!	Denomination: Chalk Year: – Material: Bronze Description: Second half of last decade V – the first decade of IV BC. Obverse: Bull's head right. Reverse: Six-beams star without an inscription. Type I: thin beams and the dot center. Diameter – 0.8 sm. Weight – 0.43 g. Country or town: Feodosia

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