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Æ - Bocchus I Lixus

Issuer Mauretania
Year 118 BC - 33 BC
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Currency Denarius (25BC-40AD)
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Obverse script Neo-Punic
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Reverse description A large eight-pointed star occupies the central field, its rays rendered in a bold, stylised manner. To the left, a cluster of grapes hangs from a short stem, and to the right, a single grain ear stands upright; these agricultural symbols flank the central device and are typical of the civic and fertility iconography associated with the Mauretanian mint of Lixus. A symbol or control mark appears above the star in the upper field.
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