Æ15 - Rabbel II and Hagru

正面描述	Jugate busts of Rabbel II and his queen Hagru facing right, rendered in the schematic Nabataean artistic style characteristic of the late first and early second centuries CE. The two effigies are shown in close profile, the king positioned in front, with both figures displaying simplified facial features and draped shoulders. The flan is irregular and somewhat crude, consistent with the hammered bronze coinage of the final Nabataean period. The surfaces show a patina of dark green over the bronze fabric.
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背面描述	Two cornucopiae crossed at their bases, issuing abundant foliage and fruit at their upper ends, flanking a central field containing a Nabataean inscription in two lines reading the names of the royal couple. The crossed cornucopiae motif is a standard emblem of royal abundance and dynastic prosperity on late Nabataean coinage. The design is contained within the irregular circular flan, with the inscription occupying the space between the horns of plenty. The relief is worn but the structural composition of the type remains clear.
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边缘	Plain
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