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The tetradrachm in the BM, described by BMC 350 as having a reverse design of Tyche with rudder and cornucopia (= Emmett 366 = KG 26.9), actually depicts Dikaiosyne: the designs are exactly the same except for the rudder which supposedly replaces the scales. However this part of the coin is worn, partly off flan and has a large lump of corrosion, which has mistakenly been interpreted as a rudder. Illustrated by Christiansen, plate 1.
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