CH 9.532, See P. Kinns, ‘The Attic weight drachms of Ephesus: a preliminary study in the light of recent hoards’, NC 159 (1999), pp. 47–97 at 75–6, suggesting that the Seleucid coins are intrusive.
C. Boehringer, SNR 1975, 37-64, CH 1.080, CH 3.058, CH 8.442, CH 9.530, Greek Coin Hoards in Turkey (1999), p. 36, nos. 330-44., H.B. Mattingly, ‘The Beginning of Athenian New Style Silver Coinage’, Numismatic Chronicle 150 (1990), p. 68, Hirsch Sale Cat. 8, iii, 71, 99-111, 113-116, 142-5, 174-8, 183, 190, 199, 201, 203, 281-2, The remainder (those in Sinop Museum) to be published by M. Arslan, in The ancient coins in Sinop Museum, Casey, Arslan, Brickstock and Tek ed. forthcoming
CH 9.528, For a revised list and date, see W.E. Metcalf, ‘The Ain Tab Hoard (IGCH 1542)’, in in A. Burnett, U. Wartenberg, and R. Witschonke (eds.) Coins of Macedonia and Rome: Essays in Honour of Charles Hersh. London (1998), pp. 109–12, pp. 59–66. For the chronology, id., ‘A Late Second Century Hoard of Posthumous Alexanders’, SNR 73 (1994), pp. 19–53., IGCH 1542
CH 8.467, CH 9.526, For acceptance of the intrusive status of the dr. of Demetrius II (second reign) listed in CH 8, and a consequent date of c. 145 BC for the deposit of this hoard see P. Kinns, ‘The Attic weight drachms of Ephesus: a preliminary study in the light of recent hoards’, NC 159 (1999), pp. 47–97 at 74–5.
CH 9.521, W. Leschhorn, ‘Ein Schatzfund sidetischer Münzen’, in P.R. Franke et al. (eds.), Side: Münzprägung, Inschriften und Geschichte einer aniken Stadt in der Türkei (Saarbrücken, 1988), pp. 23–42.
Afyon inv. no 995, an Alexander tetradr. of Clazomenae (Price 1740), was acquired with the rest of the group, but was probably not part of the presumed hoard., CH 9.505, R. Ashton, in A. Burnett, U. Wartenberg, and R. Witschonke (eds.) Coins of Macedonia and Rome: Essays in Honour of Charles Hersh. London (1998), pp. 109–12, p. 36, n.4.
