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Chalkon - Ptolemaios XII

Issuer Ptolemaic Kingdom
Year 55 BC - 51 BC
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Currency Drachm (204 – 30 BC)
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Reverse description Two eagles standing to the left, their wings closed, clutching a thunderbolt in their talons — a hallmark reverse type of Ptolemaic bronze coinage. To the left of the eagles, at approximately mid-body level, appears the Hathoric headdress of Isis, consisting of a sun disk flanked by cow horns, underscoring the Egyptian religious character of the issue. Below the eagles' feet, a royal monogram is visible in the field. The circular Greek legend ΠΤΟΛΕΜΑΙΟΥ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ runs around the design, identifying the issuing monarch.
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Mintage ND (55 BC - 51 BC) - (fr) Atelier Chypriote
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