American Numismatic Society, Collection Database — Decadrachm（Syracuse）

Claims Supported by This Source

1. 1997.9.64 (signed by Euainetos): 405–400 BC, diameter 36 mm, 42.82 g. Obverse: quadriga and Nike; below, arms and ΑΘΛΑ. Reverse: Arethusa and four dolphins.
2. 1944.100.55820 (signed by Kimon): 405–400 BC, 35 mm, 42.3 g. ΚΙΜΩΝ on the exergual line below the chariot, ΚΙ on the hair band.
3. 1953.116.1 (Demareteion type): 475 BC, 36 mm, 41.57 g.
4. Of 25 silver decadrachms from 405–390 BC, the 22 coins excluding 3 weighing less than 40 g (1995.46.1, 1995.61.5, 1992.42.46) have a diameter of 32–38 mm and a weight of 42.3–43.35 g.

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