Estimate: 5.000 EURGold-Dekadrachme,
Euainetos
139
Estimate: 40.000 EURTetradrachme160
Estimate: 10.000 EURAureus,
für Faustina II.
503
Estimate: 15.000 EURSolidus,
Constantin für Crispus
566
Estimate: 15.000 EURSiliqua,
Priscus Attalus
664
Estimate: 1.500 EURFrance,
Charlemagne,
Denier, Toulouse mint
1523
Estimate: 7.500 EURChile,
Ferdinand VI, King of Spain,
8 Escudos 1751
1697
Estimate: 5.000 EURBrandenburg-Prussia,
1/6 Thaler 1786
“on his death”.
Of greatest rarity
2194
Estimate: 5.000 EURPalatinate,
Johann Wilhelm, 1690-1716,
Taler 1708
2591
Estimate: 20.000 EURSaxony,
Johann Georg III,
5 Ducates 1691.
Not offered since 1870
2749
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Minerva Magazine Ceased Publishing

With the last issue of July/August 2023, Minerva Magazine will be discontinued. Founded in 1990, the archaeological magazine previously provided bi-monthly information on archaeology, art, and cultures of the ancient world. All current subscriptions will be replaced by a Current World Archeology subscription, which will provide news about new discoveries, reports on exhibitions, and detailed reviews.

Minerva Magazine ceases publishing with last issue in July/August 2023. Photo: Annie Spratt.

Minerva Magazine ceases publishing with last issue in July/August 2023. Photo: Annie Spratt.

According to a letter by Managing Director Robert Selkirk, “the effects of a global pandemic, and the rising cost of production have forced us to stop publication.” 

The last issue for July/August was not printed anymore, but can be read online for free by everyone. The lead article discusses the gods of Dura Europos in today’s Syria.

In the same letter, Selkirk stated that the team is very grateful to Minervas loyal readers for their support over the last few years.

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