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Tetradrachm - Phraates IV

Issuer Parthian Empire (Parthian Empire (247 BC - 224 AD))
Year 29 BC - 26 BC
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Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑
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Reverse description Arsakes I (dynastic founder) depicted as a seated archer in three-quarter view to the right, enthroned on an omphalos, holding a strung bow in his extended left hand. The figure wears Parthian dress and the composition is characteristic of Seleucid-derived numismatic tradition. A multi-line Greek legend surrounds the central type on all sides, filling the field with the full royal titulature. Possible control marks, including a letter beneath the throne and a pellet below the bow, appear as mint or date indicators on certain die varieties.
Reverse script Greek
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ND (29 BC - 26 BC) - -
ND (29 BC - 26 BC) - Α between feet -
ND (29 BC - 26 BC) - Α between feet; pellet below bow (month off flan) -
ND (29 BC - 26 BC) - Α missing under throne -
ND (29 BC - 26 BC) - Δ under throne -
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