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(d) Another specimen. Benson Sale, No. 121 = Archaeologist
and Traveller Sale, No. 28. Keverse
varied. Wt. 102 grs. (6-6 grms.) or 103 grs.
Thunderbolt very clear.
(e) Another specimen. Milan Sale, April 27, 1911,
No. 115. Eeverse as last. Wt. 94-6 grs.
(6-13 grms.). Thunderbolt very clear.
(/) Another specimen. Paris Sale, March 24, 1902,
No. 368. Weight not given. Thunderbolt
very clear.
(g) Another specimen. Hirsch Catalogue, XVI, No. 178.
Wt. 104-2 grs. (6-75 grms.).
(h) Another specimen. Hartwig Sale, No. 452. No weight
given.
4. (a) Obv. Eagle r., standing with closed wings on
thunderbolt ; head turned back ; to 1. and r.
above, N I.
Rev Tripod lebes ; to r. , Nike flying 1. to crown
tripod.
Maddalena Sale, PL IV. 17, No. 516. Wt. 984 grs.
(6-38 grms.).
(b) Another specimen (to judge from the Plate) seems to
be Caprotti Sale, No. 263, where the catalogue
description gives I (?). Wt. 94-9 grs.
(6-15 grms.).
(c) Another specimen. Paris Sale, June 22, 1906, No. 137.
Weight not given.
(d) Another specimen. Genoa Sale, April 26, 1909,
No. 1023. Weight not given.
5. (a) Obv. Similar, but above, K.
Rev. Similar, but Nike to 1., flying r.
Hhsch Catalogue, XXXI, No. 111. Wt. 96-4 grs.
(6-25 grms.).
6. (a) Obv. Similar, reading I. Eagle's head not
turned back (unique in this respect ?).
Rev. As before.
Milan Sale, April 27, 1911, No. 114. Wt. 95-7 grs.
(6-2 grms.).