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Æ15

Issuer Lycian League
Year 30 BC - 27 BC
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Laureate head of Artemis facing right, with bow and quiver visible over the shoulder. The Greek letters L and Y appear across the fields to either side of the effigy, serving as an abbreviation for Lycia. The portrait is rendered in the Hellenistic tradition, with fine linear engraving typical of Lycian League coinage of the late first century BC.
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Reverse description A crossed bow and quiver depicted in the center of the reverse within a recessed incuse square framed by a dotted border. The magistrate's name IΠΠO appears in the field, accompanied by the letters M-A, likely denoting a secondary official or mint designation. The design is boldly struck and characteristic of the iconographic conventions of the Lycian League federal bronze coinage.
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