More precisely, a few coin hoard are known only with Kizikus coins composed of a small number of coins. 66, Юго-западный университет «Неофит Рилски» e-mail: the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, such finds only from electrum coins are not common. Kliment Ohridski" e-mail: 21000, Bulgaria, Sofia, 1 Banski Sq., Regional History Museum - Sofia e-mail: 32700, Bulgaria, Blagoevgrad, 66 Ivan Mihaylov Str., South-West University "Neofit Rilski" e-mail: Златева, М. (History, Archaeology, Applied History), South-West University "Neofit Rilski", University of Library Studies and Information Technologies.Ĭontact information: 11504, Bulgaria, Sofia, 15 Tzar Osvoboditel Blvd., Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski" Doychinova Marina2, PhD student in ancient numismatics, Regional History Museum - Sofia Prokopov Ilya3, PhD (Archaeology and Ancient Numismatics), Dr. Key words: numismatics, electrum coinage, coin hoard, elemental composition of the metal.Ībout the authors: Zlateva Boika1, PhD, Sofia University "St. In a catalog, the coins are arranged for convenience following thematic and chronological order. Detailed information is represented on the identification of coins and X-ray fluorescence analysis.
Given the need to prepare expertise for authenticity, some of the coins were analyzed for their metal composition. The numismatic term coin hoard, in this case, is not preferable by the authors and the group of coins is called coin pile. The coins are 83 in number and were found together in a shipment of smuggled traffic. The subject of the publication is a group of electrum coins of Mysia - Kyzikus, Ionia - Lesbos, Mytilene, Phokaia, and Erythrae.
BCE: COIN HOARD (HOARDS?) OR SEVERAL GROUPS OF COINS* XRF ANALYSES OF ELECTRUM COINS OF THE 7th - 4th cc.
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