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Æ24

Issuer Tyre
Year 200 BC - 100 BC
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Reference(s) SNG Copenhagen#338
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Reverse description A Herakles club set vertically in the central field, surmounted by the civic monogram of Tyre composed of interlaced Greek letters. The entire device is enclosed within a wreath of oak leaves with acorns, tied at the base. The Greek legend ΜΗΤΡΟΙΤΟΛΕΩC (meaning 'of the metropolis') is inscribed around the periphery, asserting Tyre's prestigious status as a mother-city. The bold, well-centered reverse design reflects the proud civic identity of Tyre as a leading Phoenician commercial and cultural center.
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Reverse lettering ΜΗΤΡΟΙΤΟΛΕωC
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