[Die and Engraver-Sharing in the Peloponnesus from Hadrian to Septimus Severus]

This article proposes a Study of the organisation of the coin production in the Peloponnesus, from Hadrian to Septimus Severus. A stylistical analysis of the coins issued during this period reveals, as K. Kraft has already demonstrated for coin production of Asia Miller, that the coinages of several cities were actually struck in the same mint; die-links between such coinages are otherwise attested. This study also reveals the existence, during the reign of Septimus Severus, of particular issues labelled here "coordinates" because the monetary types of those series have been obviously standardized.