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1/4 Stater - Damas

Issuer Rhodes
Year 125 BC - 88 BC
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Currency Attic drachm
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Reverse description A rose in full bloom with stem and a single bud to the left, the civic symbol of Rhodes, occupying the central field. The magistrate's name ΔΑΜΑΣ (Damas) appears in Greek letters above the rose, while the ethnic abbreviation P and O are placed on either side of the rose stem. A sunburst or star symbol appears below to the right, serving as a secondary control mark. The composition is neatly arranged within the small flan, consistent with Rhodian numismatic convention for fractional gold issues of this series.
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Reverse lettering ΔΑΜΑΣ P O
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