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Nederlands: Tetradrachme van Aetna (tweede kwart 5e eeuw v.C.) - zilveren munt (26 mm - 17,23 g), geslagen door de Griekse stad Aetna, vandaag Catania op Sicilië. Op de voorzijde het hoofd van Silenus en een mestkever - op de keerzijde Zeus met zijn linkerhand op een bliksemschicht en met zijn rechterhand leunend op een stok. Deze munt wordt als de kostbaarste ter wereld beschouwd.
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