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The latest issue of KOINON brings together new research spanning Greek, Roman, and medieval coinage, alongside a memorial tribute to David MacDonald, a pioneering scholar of overstruck coins. The volume features detailed studies of Alexander the Great's gold and silver coinage, including die analyses and revised chronologies, investigations into Seleucid, civic, and hoard material, and iconographic explorations of figures such as Tyche and Nike Apteros. Contributions also address biblical numismatics, medieval Christian imagery on coinage, and newly identified varieties, reflecting the journal's commitment to methodological rigour, chronological refinement, and the broad cultural significance of coinage across periods.
Contents
In Memoriam: David MacDonald (1943-2025), Friend and Mentor - Mark Fox
David MacDonald as a Pioneering Figure in the Study of Overstruck Coins in the Greek World - François De Callataÿ
Greek Coinage
The Alexander Gold Coinage of Sidon - Lloyd W. H. Taylor
The Dated Alexander Staters of Tyre: A Die Study and Revised Chronology - Lloyd W. H. Taylor
Date of the Ecbatana Horseman Issue of Seleucus I - Catharine C. Lorber
The Eastern Boar / Lion Coinage - Julian Wünsch
Paying the Ferryman: An Old Hoard from a Burial Monument of Samos - Atalanti Betsiou
Tyche and Mount Argaeus on some autonomous civic bronzes of Eusebeia, Cappadocia - Alex Bliss
Nike Apteros: Images of the Wingless Deity in Literature, Sculpture, Vase Painting and Numismatics - Marvin W. Kushnet
Roman Coinage
Judas's Other Pieces of Silver: The Biblical Denarius and the Art of Translation - Gavin Richardson
Medieval Coinage
Survey of the 11th Century Use of Christian Saints' Names and Images on European Coins - Theodore Dziemianowicz and David B. Spenciner
Catalogue of New Varieties
Catalogue of New Varieties - Lloyd W. H. Taylor, Bob Langnas, and Julian Wünsch
