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ID:     79000475
     [UNVERIFIED]
Type:     Ancient Africa
Region:     CYRENAICA
City:     Cyrene
Issuer:     Ophellas
Date Ruled:     Ptolemaic Governor, first reign, circa 322-313 BC
Metal:     Gold
Denomination:     Stater
Struck / Cast:     struck
Weight:     8.62 g
Die Axis:     12 h
Obverse Description:     Nike driving quadriga right
Reverse Legend:     [ΠOΛI]ANΘEYΣ
Reverse Description:     Zeus-Ammon standing left, holding patera and scepter; thymiaterion to left, [ΠOΛI]ANΘEYΣ to right
Primary Reference:     Naville 133 (same dies)
Reference2:     MÜller, Afrique 192
Reference3:     SNG Cop 1210
Reference4:     Boston MFA 2336 (this coin)
Photograph Credit:     Classical Numismatic Group
Source:     http://www.cngcoins.com/Coin.aspx?CoinID=126986
Grade:     VF, a couple light marks
Notes:     Sale: CNG 79, Lot: 475 Very rare. Ex George and Robert Stevenson Collection (Classical Numismatic Group XXVI, 11 June 1993), lot 160; Numismatic Fine Arts VIII (6 June 1980), lot 389; Boston Museum of Fine Arts Collection (donated in 1946, in memory of Zoe Wilbour).