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CHRONOLOGY OF THE COINS OF CHIOS. 385
46 a . Same as preceding, but type to r.
M. 10-OOmm. 21-60grains (140 grammes). Athens
Cabinet.
47. Same as No. 46, but shield on obverse very slightly
raised, no incuse circle on reverse, and on
either side of amphora the letters A 3.
M. 10-OOmm. 16-8 grains (1-09 grammes). Berlin
Cabinet ex Lobbecke Coll. Published Z. fur
N., 1887, pp. 148-57, No. 17.
[PI. XIX. 3.]
11-25 mm. 15-1 grains (0-98 gramme). Athens
Cabinet.
Very rare.
47 a . Same as preceding, but no dotted circle or letters on
reverse.
M. 10-OOmm. Weight? Published Z. fur N. t
1887, pp. 148-57, No. 19, ex Lobbecke Coll.
(A specimen at Paris has the letter (retrograde)
to r. of amphora, but is in too bad
condition for fuller description.)
No. 32. The chief points of this fine coin have
already been noted. The two specimens quoted are
from the same dies, and Miss Baldwin mentions
a third from Brussels with different dies.
No. 33. There can be no doubt whatever that this
drachm belongs to the same issue as the preceding.
This cannot also be said with regard to the hemi-
drachm No. 34, though the form of its incuse and the
absence of any symbol justify its position. The coin
is unfortunately in bad condition, but it is the only
specimen I have seen. Miss Baldwin illustrates
another from Cambridge, No. 24, PL iv, which,
although in better condition than mine, and undoubtedly
belonging to this period, also cannot be said
to represent the same issue as No. 33.