Stater - Tiribazus Tarsos

Emitent Lydia, Satrapy of
Rok 388 BC - 380 BC
Typ Standard circulation coin
Nominał Silver Stater (3)
Waluta Drachm (550-330 BCE)
Skład Silver
Waga 10.44 g
Średnica 22 mm
Grubość
Kształt Round (irregular)
Technika Hammered
Orientacja Variable alignment ↺
Rytownik(zy)
W obiegu do
Źródło(a) SNG France#235 , SNG Levante#63 , BMC Greek#12 , GCV#5648
Opis awersu Head of Hera or Aphrodite left, wearing pendant earring, beaded necklace, and a turreted stephane decorated with a palmette between two medallions.
Pismo awersu Greek
Legenda awersu ΤΕΡΣΙΚΟΝ
Opis rewersu Heracles, nude, kneeling on his club to left, wrapping his arms around the neck of the Nemean lion and partially lifting him off the ground, while the lion props his right hind leg on Herakles` right knee and attempts to bite his right thigh.
Pismo rewersu
Legenda rewersu
Krawędź
Mennica
Nakład ND (388 BC - 380 BC) - -
ID Numisquare 1877732480
Dodatkowe informacje

Historical Context:This silver stater, issued 388-380 BC, originates from the Satrapy of Lydia under Tiribazus, though minted at Tarsos in Cilicia. Tiribazus was a pivotal Achaemenid satrap, instrumental in negotiating the King's Peace (386 BC) and involved in significant

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