The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

308 E. T. NEWELL.
7. TETRADRACHM.
Obv. Similar, but during the course of this issue the
style changes from Miiller II to III.
Rev. Similar. 20
throne.
In field: Bow. No letter beneath
London (six) ; Paris ; Berlin (five specimens) ; Milan ;
Vienna (two); E. T. N. [PI. XIII. 7, 8, 9, 10];
Yakountchikoff ; Alexandria. (Seventeen ob-
8. DRACHM.
verse, and sixty-one reverse dies known.)
Obv. Similar, also with similar changes in style.
Rev. Similar. In field : Bow.
London ; Paris ; Berlin ; E. T. N. [PI. XIII. 11.]
9. BRONZE, size I.
Obv. Head of Herakles similar to later issues of tetradrachm
No. 5.
llev. AAEZANAPoY club r., and bow-case within
bow. Above, ^A ; below, A.
London [PI. XIII. 12] ; E. T. N. ; Paris ; Jelajian,
Cyprus.
10. BRONZE, size II.
Obv. Similar.
Rev. Similar. Above, ; below,
London [PI. XIII. 13, 14] ; Petrograd.
11. STATER.
uncertain letter.
SERIES II. Circa 320-317 B.C.
Obv. Helmeted head of Athene, similar to previous
staters, but slightly modified in style.
Rev. AAEZAN APoY on right. Winged Nike standing
as before. In front : RUDDER.
Berlin ; Petrograd (four) ; Turin ; E. T. N. [PI. XIV.
2, 3] ; Egger Sale XLI, 1912, No. 379 ; London
(three) ; Paris ; Vienna. [PI. XIV. 1.]
20 On the latest dies there is a line beneath Zeus's feet to denote
foot-stool.