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Didrachm - Herasikles

Issuer Rhodes
Year 275 BC - 250 BC
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Value Didrachm (2)
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Reverse description A rose in full bloom occupies the central field, with a budding rose to the right, serving as the civic emblem of Rhodes. The magistrate's name ΕΡΑΣΙΚΛΗΣ (Herasikles) is inscribed above the rose. The letters Ρ and Ο appear on either side of the stem, forming a partial abbreviation of ΡΟΔΙΩΝ. A Corinthian helmet is depicted in the left field as a secondary symbol. The overall composition follows the standard Rhodian reverse type for didrachms of this period.
Reverse script Greek
Reverse lettering ΕΡΑΣΙΚΛΗΣ
(Translation: Herasikles)
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