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Hemidrachm - Vahshir I

Uitgever Persis, Kingdom of
Jaar 50-75
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Samenstelling Silver
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Beschrijving keerzijde A small standing figure of the king faces left, positioned to the right of a fire altar; the king appears in a venerating posture consistent with Persis dynastic coinage. Aramaic inscriptions are arranged around the field, giving the royal titulature. The composition follows the standard Persis fire-altar reverse type, emphasizing the ruler's role as protector of the sacred flame.
Schrift keerzijde Aramaic
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Aanvullende informatie

Persis — the heartland of the old Achaemenid empire in what is now Fars Province — maintained a remarkable degree of autonomy under Parthian overlordship, issuing its own coinage under a succession of local dynasts whose exact chronology remains disputed. Vahshir I is placed tentatively in the mid-first century AD, though some scholars argue for a later date based on stylistic comparisons with neighboring issues. The Alram 583 variant designation signals a die or iconographic deviation from the type specimen — in a series where many rulers are known from only a handful of examples, variants carry real numismatic weight.

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