A Group of Die-Sequences at Poseidonia, ca. 430–410 B.C.
Chronological coverage: c. 480 BC – 323 BC
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Noe studies a letter-marked series of Poseidonian staters and its place between earlier incuse issues and later coins bearing symbols and signatures. Die sequence and style supply the main ordering evidence. The article is useful for examining the relationship between letter controls and relative chronology in south Italian silver.
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Sydney P. Noe (1952) A Group of Die-Sequences at Poseidonia, ca. 430–410 B.C.. Museum Notes (American Numismatic Society) 5, pp. 9-19. Numophylacium Graecum, https://numophylacium.com/works/noe-poseidonia-die-sequences-1952/
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