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Greek, Sicily, Syracuse, silver tetradrachm, c. 410-405 BC, unsigned dies by Eukleidas

Greek, Sicily, Syracuse, silver tetradrachm, c. 410-405 BC, unsigned dies by Eukleidas

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Greek, Sicily, Syracuse, silver tetradrachm, c. 410-405 BC, unsigned dies by Eukleidas. The nymph Arethusa facing right, underwater, her hair tied and bobbing up, three dolphins around/Fast quadriga, driver being crowned by Nike flying above. 17.1 g. 


Eukleidas (fl. c. 415-390 BC) was one of the greatest die engravers of the ancient Greek world. Among his works were the first coins to show a bust three-quarters facing, a radical departure from previous styles. 

VF+, old collection tone, from a worn obverse die. Very rare. 

Tudeer 61 

ex-Dr. Hugh Shire collection; ex-Seaby Coin and Medal Bulletin January 1976, A4 (£1100) 
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