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A bronze provincial coin of Diadumenian from Deultum in Thrace showing Asklepios and Hygeia Coin Type: Bronze AE26 of Diadumenian from Deultum in Thrace.
Mint and Date: Deultum, 217-218 CE
Size and Weight: 22mm x 24mm, 7.33g
Obverse: (M OPEL) ANT DIADVMENIAN C
Draped, bare-headed bust right.
Reverse: COL FL P(AC D)EVL and in ex: T
Hygeia standing right feeding snake, facing Asklepios standing left with snake wound around staff.
Ref: Varbanov II (English) 2162; Megaw DEU2.23b; Moushmov 3562
Provenance: New Empire Antiquities, eBay, January 2005
BW Ref: 003 026 033
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Note: This coin has the same reverse die as this coin of Macrinus.


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