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| 背面描述 | Bellerophon, helmeted and clad in scale armor, mounted on Pegasus prancing to the left, the winged horse depicted with detailed feathering on its outstretched wings. The hero brandishes a weapon in his raised right hand while gripping the reins with his left. An ankh symbol is prominently placed in the lower field beneath the horse's forelegs. The composition is framed by a beaded border on three sides with a plain ground line, executed in the bold relief typical of late fifth-century Cilician silver coinage. |
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| 铸币厂 | Tarsos |
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Tarsos operated as a semi-autonomous satrapal mint under Achaemenid Persian administration during this period, issuing its own coinage while remaining firmly within the Persian imperial orbit. The city sat on the main route connecting the Anatolian interior to the Levantine coast, and its mint supplied silver to a merchant and military economy that moved constantly through the Cilician Gates. Persian satraps used locally-struck coins partly to pay troops, partly to manage tribute obligations without shipping bullion to Persepolis.
The GCV 5629 type falls within a series attributed to Cilician dynasts whose exact identities remain debated — the numismatic literature assigns several overlapping issues to this window with no firm resolution on die sequence.