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Price, "Coinage in the Name of Alexander the Great and Philip Arrhidaeus" (ANS catalog PELLA)

American Numismatic Society

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  1. The number for PELLA is aggregated under these conditions and is not the actual number of mints at the time: Dies in the name of Alexander III dated within 336–323 BC are 649 from 17 mints. Dies with Alexander III as the issuer are 755 from 18 mints (Pella is added). Dies with partially overlapping dates are 1477 from 34 mints.
  2. The latest types are from Mesembria, Price 1083–1131 (125–65 BC).

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