Monedha te vjetra

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Albania / 74 /km# 50 / 10 Leke - 500th Ann. Death of Prince Skanderberg

Albania / 71 /km# 49.3 / 5 Leke 1968- 500th Ann. Liga Lissi Skanderbeg´s

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Albania / 89 /km# 77 / 20 Leke 1996 - Fortress Kalaja E Eeratit unc

Albania / 84 /km# 76 / 5 Leke 1995 unc

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Albania / 89.2 /km# 77 / 10 Leke 1996 - Fortress Kalaja E Eeratit
Albania / 89 /km# 77 / 10 Leke 1996 - Fortress Kalaja E Eeratit unc

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Albania / 93 /km# 79 / 50 Leke 1996 - Gentius - unc

Albania / 95 /km# 80 / 100 Leke 2000 - Teuta lllyrian Queen - unc

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Albania / 53.2 /km# 47 / 50 Qindarka 1969 -

Albania / 60 /km# 48 / Lek 1969 - 25th Ann. of Liberation

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Albania / 96 /km# 93 / 10 Leke 2005 - 85th Ann. Tirana as capital - unc - low m

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Albania / 67 /km# 38 / 5 Leke 1947

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ALBANIA : 50 Lekë 1976. pk.45. NEUF.SC.UNC.

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ALBANIA : 5000 Lekë 2007. NEUF.SC.UNC.

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Ancient Coinage of Illyria, Damastion

Damastion or Damastium, in the Illyro-Paeonian region (possibly in the neighborhood of modern Kosovo), and known for its silver mines.

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Damastion, Illyria, AR drachm, ca. 350-330 BC. 2.16 g. Laureate head of Apollo right / DAM AST [IN] (partially retrograde), pick-axe used in mines

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Illyro-Paeonoan Region
Damastion
AR-Drachm, 2.93 g., 16 mm.
4th century BC.
Obv.: Female head r., wearing stephane, ear-ring.
Rev.: ΔΑΜΑ[ΣΤΙΝΩΝ]
Portable ingot, trumpet with two mouths, swastika.
BMC, Thessaly-Aetolia, 86, 12, Pl. XVI, 5; May 129, Pl. XII, 17b (same dies).
Extremely rare, missing in most public collections, and absolutely rare in this condition.

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Kings of Paeonia
Audoleon (315-286 BC)
AR-Tetradrachm, 17.23 g., 25 mm.
Astibos or Damastion, 300-286 BC.
Obv.: Head of Heracles r.
Rev.: ΑΛΕΣΑΝΡΟΥ
Zeus on throne l., sceptre, eagle.
Price 646 ; cf. H. Seyrig, Monnaies hellénistiques II. Royaume de Péonie

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GRIECHISCHE MÜNZEN (SLG. DIEZ)
ILLYRIEN
DAMASTION

Tetradrachme, ca. 345-330. Kopf des Apollon mit Lorbeerkranz nach links. Rs: ΔΑΜΑΣ-ΤΙΩΝ, Dreifuß mit Ringgriffen und Löwenfüßen auf kleiner Basis stehend, darüber Perlkranz. BMC - vgl. 4; SNG Cop. 555; May 71 b (Vs. Stempelgleich/Rs. - vgl. 70 a). 12,97g. Schöne Tönung, Prachtexemplar, vorzüglich.

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PAIONIA - Könige von Paionien
Patraos (335-315)

Tetradrachme (12,35g), Damastion (?). Av.: Kopf des Apollon mit Lorbeerkranz n.r. Rv.: Reiter mit Lanze n.r., darunter gestürzter Gegner mit Schild, im oberen l. Feld Dreizack

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ILLYRIA - Damastion
Damastion

Drachme (3,15g), ca. 350-330 v.Chr. Av.: Weiblicher Kopf mit Sakkos n.l. Rv.: Viereckiger Barren (?) mit Tragevorrichtung, am Rd. Gegenstempel

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Griechische Münzen
Griechisches Mutterland
Illyrien

DAMASTION. Beamter Kephisophon. Tetradrachme. 360-345. Belorbeerter Apollokopf r.

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Kingdom of Paeonia. Patraus. 335-315 BC. Tetradrachm, 12.72g. (10h). Damastion (?), c. 135/4 BC. Obv: Laureate head of Apollo right. Rx: Π - ΟΑ - Ρ - ΤΑΥ (sic, for ΠATPOY) Warrior on horse rearing right, spearing enemy warrior holding spear and shield, falling backwards before horse. Paeonian Hoard 497 (same dies). Reverse slightly doublestruck, otherwise Choice

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Royaume de Péonie, Patraos, tétradrachme, Damastion, c.335-315 av. J.-C.
A/Anépigraphe
Tête laurée d'Apollon à droite
R/[PATRAOY]
Cavalier chargeant à droite, transperçant un ennemi à terre à gauche qui tente de se défendre