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Issuer Abra
Year 175 BC - 126 BC
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Value 1 As
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Obverse description Male head facing right, possibly a deity or local ruler, rendered in the indigenous Iberian artistic style typical of Hispanic coinage of the mid-second century BC. A dotted border partially encircles the field. Iberian script legends appear to the right of the effigy, while additional characters are visible to the lower left, consistent with the mint name or magistrate notation. The relief is bold but somewhat irregular, characteristic of provincial hammered coinage.
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Reverse description A fish depicted in profile, occupying the central field and rendered with clearly articulated dorsal and lateral fins in a stylized manner typical of Hispano-Roman bronze coinage of this period. Above the fish, a horizontal legend in Iberian script reading ABRA is set beneath a row of pellets forming a decorative border along the upper margin. A small pellet or control mark appears in the lower field beneath the fish. The overall composition reflects the commercial maritime iconography common to southern Iberian mint issues.
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