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| 背面描述 | Standing male figure, likely Apollo or a deity, depicted nude or semi-draped in a frontal pose, with attributes visible in the field to the left and right. A control mark or monogram appears to the left of the figure, with additional symbols or letters in the lower field. The reverse legend runs vertically along the right side of the field in Greek characters. The composition is consistent with Seleucid bronze coinage of the late second century BC. |
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| 背面铭文 | BAΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΔHMHTPIOY ΘEOY NIKATOPOΣ (Translation: King Demetrios (II) Theos Nikator) |
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Demetrios II was struck down by Alexander Zebinas in 125 BC, but this coin dates to his second reign — he had already survived Parthian captivity once, escaping in 129 BC only to face renewed civil war in Syria. The Damascus and Tyre mints were both active during this chaotic interval, and attribution between the two for this specific type remains contested in the literature, with Houghton and Lorber declining to make a firm assignment in SC2.