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Semis - Syphax Western Numidia, small beard, horseman left

Issuer Numidia
Year 213 BC - 202 BC
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Reference(s) CNNM#10, MAA#6, SNG Copenhagen#491-492
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Reverse description A horseman galloping at full pace to the left, seated bareback on a horse with legs fully extended, consistent with the dynamic equestrian imagery typical of Numidian royal coinage. A control dot appears either before or behind the horseman's foot depending on the die variety. Below the horse, a rectangular cartouche encloses a Punic legend reading 'SPhQ HMMLKT' (translating as 'Syphax the King'), serving as the royal titulature of the issuing monarch.
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Mintage ND (213 BC - 202 BC) - Dot before the horseman`s foot -
ND (213 BC - 202 BC) - Dot behind the horseman`s foot -
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