Editor	Nicholas J. Molinari
Part of	Koinon
Volume	Volume 6
Publication year	2023
Publisher	Societas De Tauro Cum Facie Humana
Diller	İngilizce
ISBN-13	9781803276922
Website	https://doi.org/10.32028/k.v6i
Numara	N# L105420

KOINON, ikonografi, kalıp çalışmaları, provenans araştırmaları, sahtecilik analizleri, antika eserlerden alıntıların çevirileri, özel bibliyografyalar, nadir çeşit ve tiplerin derlemeleri, yasalar ve koleksiyonculukla ilgili etik sorular, kitap incelemeleri ve daha fazlası ile ilgili makaleler içermektedir. VI. ciltte Yunan sikkeleri üzerine dokuz, Bizans, Ortaçağ ve Erken Modern dönemde üç makale yer almakta ve ardından bir çeşit kataloğu bulunmaktadır.

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KOINON includes papers concerning iconography, die studies, provenance research, forgery analysis, translations of excerpts from antiquarian works, specialized bibliographies, corpora of rare varieties and types, ethical questions on laws and collecting, book reviews, and more. Volume VI includes nine papers on Greek coinage and three in the Byzantine, Medieval, and Early Modern section, followed by a catalog of varieties.

Articles

• Beauty Worth Sharing: An Introduction to Koinon VI, with Recourse to Marlaina, p. i-iii
  Nicholas J. Molinari
• Electrum Coinage of the Scythians, p. 3-20
  Ivan Butkevych
• The Dismounting Horseman Scene on Cilician Coins, p. 20-50
  Petr Veselý
• Minting Anomalies in Greek Sicily: Stepped Flans, Edge Ridges, and Edge Splits, p. 50-60
  William E. Daehn
• A New Overstrike from Abakainon, p. 60-64
  Nicholas J. Molinari
• A Revealing New Addition to the Corpus of Alexander Decadrachms from Babylon, p. 64-71
  Lloyd W. H. Taylor, Marko Andric
• Important Coins from the Collection of Klaus Grigo, p. 71-91
  Julian Wünsch
• The Baktrian Coregency Legend Coinage of Seleukos and Antiochos: Context and Origin, p. 91-126
  Lloyd W. H. Taylor
• A Newly Discovered Coin from Kietis Featuring Acheloios Kalykadnos, p. 126-136
  Nicholas J. Molinari
• Two New Legend Variations of a Rare Greek Coin Type from Amyzon, p. 136-145
  Christoph Öhm-Kühnle
• Two New Palaeologan Torneses, p. 145-149
  Sam Cowell
• The Fourrée Hyperpyra of John V Palaeologus, p. 149-155
  Sam Cowell
• Survey of the Early (pre-1000 AD) Use of Christian Saints’ Names and Images on European Coins, p. 155-169
  David B. Spenciner, Theodore Dziemianowicz
• Catalog of New Varieties, p. 169-175
  Lloyd W. H. Taylor

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