English: Gold 20-stater of Eucratides. The coin weighs 169.2 grams, and has a diameter of 58 millimeters. It was originally found in Bukhara, Uzbekistan, and later acquired by Napoleon III. Cabinet des Médailles, Paris.
Français : Monnaie de Bactriane. Eucratide I : 20 statères. Grèce antique. Or : 169,20 g, diamètre 58 mm. Découverte à Boukhara, Ouzbékistan, et acheté par Napoléon III. Cabinet des Médailles, Paris. Pièce connue en cet unique exemplaire
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