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[Waldemar S]

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31mm , 20 gr

[Dominic T]

I think the reverse should be turned 180 degrees. At first I was thinking about a bull, but maybe a she-wolf feeding twins ?

[Waldemar S]

I don t like the she-wolf , I see two options hare- a Centaur or a rider hidden with the side and  horse s neck.
Emperor - maybe  Septimius S. ?

[Waldemar S]

Hello
I found such a description - does it correspond to this coin ? - are there any pictures of both emperors coin from this description , because I can t find anything ?

Æ 31x32, 22.75 grams. Anazarbus, Cilicia. Septimius Severus. obv: laureate, draped, cuirassed bust right; AVTKL [CE]P[C]EV[H...] CKACT? rev: saddled horse trotting right, one foreleg raised, to r.; KAIC TΩN ΠPOC [ANAZ ET BIC]. Levante--- (see 1395 for this type for L. Verus), BMC---, Mionnet---, Suppl.---. Thanks to Mrs. Dane Kurth for kindly providing the reference: Ziegler Additions, 7 in Jahrbuch für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte, Vol XLVIII/XLIX 48-49 (1998/1999).

Regards Waldemar

[shanxi]

Yes, possible.

You can see it on wildwinds

https://www.wildwinds.com/coins/greece/cilicia/anazarbus/t.html


and here on page 106

https://www.bngev.de/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/1998-1999-Band-XLIII-XLIX.pdf

[Waldemar S]

Thanks to sanhi , I missed because I was stubbornly looking for the hidden rider  , but he is not in both descriptions.
On my coin , this triangle on the horse s mane still makes me Wonder ? - variety , or my omagination fails 

Regards Waldemar