November, 9, 2014, Athens, Greece – Two Greek coins are copies of ancient coin and comes from the series made by the Numismatic Museum in Athens. Both coins depict on its reverse the facade of Iliou Melathron, two-storey building in Athens where seats the Numismatic Museum.
One coin was made in 2011 and its obverse depicts Byzantine emperor Leo.
Second coin was made in 2009 and its obverse depicts centaur.
Gift box (8 x 8 x 2 cm)
| Object ID | 886 |
| Type | Gifts |
| Donor | Marianna Savrami |
| Country | Greece |
| Material | metal |
| Dimensions | L 3,5 cm × H 3,5 cm × P 0,2 cm |
| Inscriptions | Coin 1: Iliou Melathron Numismatic Museum 2009 (Inscription in Greek) Coin 2: Iliou Melathron Numismatic Museum 2011 (Inscription in Greek) |
| Location | Fa dep |
| Place | Palazzo Coppini, Firenze |
