Ilurco was a Iberian settlement in the upper Genil valley, in what is now the Granada province of southern Spain. Its coinage belongs to the broader phenomenon of Hispanic municipal bronze issues produced under Roman influence following the Second Punic War, as local communities across the peninsula began asserting administrative identity through struck coinage. The city's precise romanization timeline remains debated, but its issues are among the earliest attributed to this corner of Hispania Ulterior.
Ilurco was a Iberian settlement in the upper Genil valley, in what is now the Granada province of southern Spain. Its coinage belongs to the broader phenomenon of Hispanic municipal bronze issues produced under Roman influence following the Second Punic War, as local communities across the peninsula began asserting administrative identity through struck coinage. The city's precise romanization timeline remains debated, but its issues are among the earliest attributed to this corner of Hispania Ulterior.