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1⁄16 Shekel - Abdashtart I

Issuer Sidon
Year 354 BC - 353 BC
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Diameter 9 mm
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Obverse lettering IMP DIVI F
(Translation: Emperor, son of the divine.)
Reverse description Persian Great King or royal hero advancing left in a running-kneeling stance, wearing a tiara and Persian court dress, holding a spear or lance in his extended right hand and confronting a rampant lion facing right. Between the two figures, a Phoenician letter and a circular symbol appear in the central field. The scene is set within a shallow incuse square, executed in the compact style typical of Sidonian hemiobol fractions of the fourth century BC.
Reverse script Phoenician
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