SELYMBRIA
(near 500 – 450 B.C.)
(now Selivria along the Sea of Marmora)

Autonomous coins

Silver:
*4742. Rooster advancing right.
Rev. : Concave square. 9 mm. Table XXV 5.
  4743. Hermes bearded opposite, between ear and caduceus.
Rev. : S?. Vase with 2 handles. 13 mm.
*4744. Herakles's unbearded head, covered with lion's skin, right.
Rev. : Rooster right within concave square. 12 mm. Table XXV 1.
*4745. Rooster right, vase with 2 handles above.
Rev. : Herakles's unbearded head, covered with lion's skin, right, within concave square. 9 mm. 
Table XXV 4.
   4746. Rooster advancing left, holding worm in its beak.
Rev. : Concave square. 10 mm. Table LII 8.
  4747. Rooster left; S? below.
Rev. : Concave square. 15 mm. Table LII 5, 7.
  4748. Herakles's bearded head with lion's skin, right.
Rev. : Rooster right, holding worm in its beak within concave square. 15 mm. Table LII 6.

Bronze.
*4749. Athena's helmeted head right.
Rev. : Rooster advancing right. Table XXV 3.
*4750. Helious's head (The Sun) with radiate wreath, right.
Rev. : S?. Lighthouse. In the margin – barley- grain and vase with 2 handles.




ALEXANDER M. (336 – 323 B.C.)
*4751. Herakles's head, covered with lion's skin.
Rev. : A???AN?POY. Zeus seated on a throne left, in right hand holding eagle, and in the left 
– sceptre. In the margin – rooster left. 25 mm. Table XXV 2.