Drachme - Phrattes III - 70-58 BC Sellwood Type 35, Persian Empires

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Country:
Persian Empires
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Coin Type:
Standard circulation coin
Shape:
Round (irregular)
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Reverse

Description:

Arsacs, fondateur de la dynastie assis sur un trne, tenant un arc dune main. Sous larc, un monogramme.

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Obverse

Description:

Avers buste du Roi de face, portant un bandeau (taenia), avec une torque spiralée.

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Edge

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Reverse:

BAΣIΛEΩΣ MEΓAΛoY APΣAKoY ΘEoΠAToPoΣ EYEPΓEToY EΠIΦANoYΣ KAI ΦIΛEΛΛHNoΣ

Composition

Silver

Size

Weight:3.9 g
Diameter:20 mm
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Drachme - Phrattes III - 70-58 BC Sellwood Type 35, Persian Empires

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