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Coin Type: Bronze provincial AE22 of Augustus, 27 BCE - 14 CE. Mint and Date: Amphipolis in Macedonia, 27 BCE - 14 CE Size and Weight: 22mm, 7.03g Obverse: KAICAP CEBACTOC (anticlockwise) The emperor standing in military dress, holding spear and parazonium. Reverse: (AMΦIΠOΛEITΩN) – obscured on this specimen. Artemis Tauropolis riding bull right, veil or garment flowing above. Ref: AMNG 70 (1 ex. in Copenhagen) BW Ref: 009 032 113 |
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Note: The AMNG reference for this coin, with its anticlockwise obverse legend, was identified by Jochen on the Forum Classical Numismatics Discussion Board. He relayed this information: "AMNG makes a note to the rev.: Here, like on the next rev., the garment of Artemis - usually round her body and only with a corner hold above her head - is completely detached from her body." |
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