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Æ28 - Caracalla ΡΑΒΑΘΜωΒΑ
| Issuer | Rabbath-Moba (Arabia) |
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| Year | 211-212 |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Reverse script | Greek |
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| Mintage | ND (211-212) |
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Rabbath-Moba — Roman Rabbathmoba, modern Ar-Rabba in Jordan — was a minor civic mint in the province of Arabia Petraea whose output under Caracalla was almost entirely tied to the brief co-reign following Septimius Severus's death in February 211. The city struck coins in its own name with aggressive enthusiasm during this window, apparently capitalizing on the administrative transition before Caracalla murdered Geta in December of that same year and consolidated sole rule.
Issues attributable specifically to the co-reign period are scarce by volume; Rabbath-Moba was never a high-output mint.