The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

160 E. S. G. ROBINSON.
KYXAIPIO3 and XAIPIO all silver coinage seems
to disappear. Under FIOAIANGEY^ who follows, we
find a new silver coinage consisting of Attic di-
drachms, new denominations of a new standard,
and these continue till the end of the century.
Silver coins occur with API^TIO^ 108
(tetradrachm),
APISTAFOPA 109
(drachm), KYAIOS 110
(tetradrachm
and drachm), 0EY4>EIAEYZ m (tetradrachm and
drachm), IA3ONO3 112
HOAIANeEYS, EIAniSIO5, and 0EYEIAEYS 113
(tetradrachm and drachm), and
(Attic didrachms).
These coins do not offer us much of interest;
I have not been able to find any die-couplings to
throw light upon the chronological sequence, but
the arguments from types and from weight standard
go to confirm the order already suggested by the gold
issues. The types are, as before, the horned head and
the silphium, but under 0EYEIAEY5 and IA5ONOS
we find for the first time on the tetradrachms the
beardless head which we have already noticed on
drachms. Now KYAIOS and APISTIO5, both of whom
we have placed earlier than 0EY4>EIAEY, have the
bearded head only; 0EY