The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

180 S. W. GROSE.
turned back, standing upon a thunderbolt. In the field
above are letters or a monogram. The specimens known
to me may be described as follows. Unless otherwise
stated the coin is in the McClean collection, a full
catalogue of which is now being prepared.
1. (a) Ol>v. Eagle, 1., head turned back ; standing with
closed wings on thunderbolt ; to 1. and r. above,
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Rev. KPO to 1., inwards. Tripod lebes ; to r.,
caduceus, upwards ; plain exergual line.
Wt. 92-6 grs. (6-0 grins.). [PL VIII. 9.]
(Z>) Another specimen of the same (with caduceus). Milan
Sale, April 27, 1911, No. 116. Wt. 934 grs.
(6-05 grms.).
(c) Another specimen. Strozzi Sale, No. 1227. Weight
not given.
2. (a) Obv. The same.
Eev. KP[O] to r. inwards. Tripod lebes;
to 1.,
cornucopia ; ex. and lower part of tripod off
flan. Wt. 101-5 grs. (6-58 grms.). [PI. VIII.
10.]
(fc) Another specimen. Hartwig Sale, No. 451. Wt.
101 grs. (6-55 grms.).
3. (a) Obv. The same, but eagle r. and, to r., bearded
terminal figure of Hermes, 1., holding phiale in
extended r. hand and caduceus in 1. hand to
side. Thunderbolt indistinct.
Rev. KPO to r., inwards. Tripod lebes ; to 1.,
Nike flying, r., the upper part off flan ; double
exergual line. Wt. 102-6 grs. (6-65 grins.).
[PI. VIII. 11.]
(&) Another specimen. Hunter, PI. IX. 18. Wt. 101 grs.
(6-54 grms.). From the same dies? Assigned
to c. 420-390 B.C.
(c) Another specimen. Hirsch Catalogue, XIII, No. L'i'3.
Same obverse die. Reverse varied. Wt.
93-8 grs. (6-08 grms.).
9PO an error?)
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