The volume 76 (2022) of the journal Phoenix is out. It contains several papers about numismatics especially within the economy of Achaemenid empire.
- Andrew Meadows, Jarosław Bodzek: Preface
- Andrew Meadows: Coinage in Imperial Space: Ps.-Aristotle Oikonomika and the Place of Monetary Production
- Peter van Alfen: Payment, Profit, or Prestige? The Political Economy of Achaemenid Coin Production
- François de Callataÿ: Pseudo-Civic not Civic: The Abundant Double Sigloi Struck by Pamphylian and Cilician Cities (ca 460–333 B.C.E.)
- Jarosław Bodzek: Kings, Satraps, Local Dynasts, and Cities in Achaemenid Imperial Space: Pseudo-Aristotle’s Oikonomika and Numismatic Reality
- Christopher J. Tuplin: Of Darics, Staters, and Disks: Some Issues in Achaemenid
- Selene E. Psoma: The ΣYN Coinage: Agesilaus versus Lysander
- Aneurin Ellis-Evans, Jonathan Kagan: Bimetallism, Coinage, and Empire in Persian Anatolia
- Frédérique Duyrat: Money in Southern Transeuphratene during the Fourth Century B.C.E.
- Haim Gitler, Oren Tal: Indigenous Coinages in Palestine: Towards an Understanding of the Persian-Hellenistic Transitional Monetary Phase
- Evangeline Markou: The Coinage of the Kings of Cyprus From Achaemenid to Hellenistic Rule: An Autonomous Royal Coinage?
- Marek Jan Olbrycht: The India-Related Tetradrachms of Alexander the Great
- Karsten Dahmen: Money and Legitimacy after Alexander