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   View Categories Home > Catalog > |Greek Coins| > |Geographic - All Periods| > |Italy| > GB72290
Arpi, Apulia, Italy, 215 - 212 B.C., Struck Under Hannibal
|Italy|, |Arpi,| |Apulia,| |Italy,| |215| |-| |212| |B.C.,| |Struck| |Under| |Hannibal|, Arpi remained faithful to Rome until Rome's defeat at the battle of Cannae and then defected to Hannibal. Rome captured Arpi in 213 or 212 B.C. and it never recovered its former importance. No Roman inscriptions have been found there, and remains of antiquity are scanty.
GB72290. Bronze AE 17, HN Italy 650; SNG ANS 646; SNG Cop 613 var. (divided ethnic); BMC Italy p. 131, 12 var. (same), VF, green patina, Arpi (near Foggia, Italy) mint, weight 3.570g, maximum diameter 17.1mm, die axis 225o, 215 - 212 B.C.; obverse head of Athena right, wearing Corinthian helmet; reverse APΠANOY (upward on left), bunch of grapes; rare; SOLD











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