Numismatic News: 158 Bactrian coins from the Dutch National Collection added to BIGR

Tuesday, July 2, 2024

Numismatic News: 158 Bactrian coins from the Dutch National Collection added to BIGR

158 Bactrian coins from the Dutch National Collection added to BIGR

Recently, Simon Glenn and Gunnar Dumke identified the Bactrian and Indo-Greek coins in the National Numismatic Collection of the Netherlands at De Nederlandsche Bank, linking them to URIs in the Bactrian and Indo-Greek Rulers (BIGR) project. These 158 new coins bring the total number of objects linked to the typology to 5,670, adding the sole photographic example for at least a handful of types.
Apollodotus II 17.3, with one NNC-DNB example: RE-00076

Posted by Ethan Gruber at 8:54 AM

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