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Macedon, Oisyme Æ 11mm. Circa 400-350 BC. Helmeted head of Athena to right / Herakles, wearing lion skin, kneeling to right, drawing bow; [ΟΙΣΥ]ΜΑ[ΙO(?)Ν] behind. Picard, Monnayage, fig. 1-2; Head, HN, p. 892; HGC 3.1, -. 1.12g, 11mm, 1h.
Good Very Fine; somewhat corroded. Extremely Rare.
From the J. Greiff Collection, assembled prior to 1998.
Oisyme was a colony established by the Thasians along the coast of Macedon between Amphipolis and Neapolis. This is the only known coinage to have been issued by the city.
Good Very Fine; somewhat corroded. Extremely Rare.
From the J. Greiff Collection, assembled prior to 1998.
Oisyme was a colony established by the Thasians along the coast of Macedon between Amphipolis and Neapolis. This is the only known coinage to have been issued by the city.