CRUCIFIER COLLECTION

307-243 BC, AE21

MAGARA, MAGARIS

SHIPS PROW L, TRIPOD, TRIDENT/ BETWEEN 2 DOLPHINS

*SCARCE*

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2.5g, #14-F+

Good Fine 

A collectible coin with much overall wear. Legends (when present) are visible and somewhat readable.  May have strike flaws, encrustations and areas of corrosion, or overall roughness or porosity.  Pitting, overall roughness, scratches, piercings, bends, and significant flaws should be noted, especially if a photograph is not provided. 

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Megara, located on the Isthmus of Corinth, was a prominent ancient Greek city-state that, during 307-243 BC, was largely under Macedonian influence and occupied a vital military position. In 243 BC, the city expelled its Macedonian garrison, joined the Achaean League, and later briefly joined the Boeotian League in 223 BC.

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