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Chalkon - Antiochos IV Dura

Issuer Seleucid Empire
Year 173 BC - 168 BC
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Shape Round (irregular)
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Obverse script Greek
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Reverse description Standing figure of Apollo, depicted nude or lightly draped, in a frontal or three-quarter pose, holding a bow and resting his hand upon an arrow or supporting himself on a tripod, consistent with standard Seleucid Apollo reverse types. The figure occupies the central field, surrounded by the royal Greek legend arranged in two columns or around the periphery. The exergue contains a mint control mark (ΑΣ, ΛΣ, ΕΥ, or ΕΥΘ depending on the variety). The style is characteristic of the Dura-Europos mint, with somewhat provincial execution compared to the principal Antiochene issues.
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Reverse lettering BAΣIΛEΩΣ ANTIOXOY ΘEOY EΠIΦANOYΣ
(Translation: King Antiochos (IV) Theos Epiphanes)
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