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Tetradrachm - Euenos, son of Herodos
| Issuer | Laodikeia (Phrygia) |
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| Year | 58 BC - 56 BC |
| Type | Standard circulation coin |
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| Reverse description | Two serpents coiled upward in opposing directions, flanking a central bow case (gorytos) adorned with decorative elements. To the left, the city abbreviation ΛAO identifies the mint of Laodikeia; to the right, a winged kerykeion (caduceus) serves as a secondary symbol. Between the confronted heads of the two serpents, the magistrate's name is inscribed in two lines: EYHNOΣ above HPΩΔOY, identifying the issuing authority as Euenos, son of Herodos. The reverse follows the standard cistophoric format established across Attalid and later Roman provincial issues in Asia Minor. |
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| Edge | Plain |
| Mint | Laodikeia ad Lycum (Phrygia) |
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