Dear Archivum and Board,
Thanks for the lead! I
had seen that entry too, and was initially split over that city and Adana---until I realized my blunder with the
cornucopiae. I suppose that is one reason why I have slowed my research on the coin recently. I was, however, planning on reinvestigating
Amasia and perhaps another city or two when time permitted, but I don't have any of the relevant SNGs. I would be very appreciative is someone could indeed produce an image of the Amasian coin cited in
Isegrim! It does sound promising, and the 'Y' shaped letter form which I
had assumed was an upsilon when I
had first saw it (at ~9:00), may in fact be just that after all.
Thanks again for your
help, Archivum. Just so you know, your post on the Greek bronze with the seated deity has not been forgotten. I have been casually working on it probably daily. I sincerely doubt it is from
Sicily, by the way, as I know the seller personally.
Best regards,
Mark Fox
Michigan