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| 背面描述 | Zeus Aëtophoros enthroned left on a low backless throne, his right arm outstretched bearing an eagle with closed wings, his left hand grasping a long sceptre rising vertically behind him. In the left field, the monogram ΑΡ appears above a sphinx seated left atop a horizontally placed amphora, serving as a Chian civic badge. The magistrate's name ΤΙΜΟΚΡΑΤΗΣ is inscribed in the exergue, and the ethnic legend ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ runs along the right field, identifying the issue as struck in the name of Alexander III the Great. |
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| 铸币厂 | Chios |
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Chios operated as a nominally autonomous city under Seleucid and later Pergamene influence during this period, yet continued issuing Alexander-type coinage well into the second century BC — a commercial decision as much as a political one, since the posthumous Alexander tetradrachm remained the dominant trade currency across the eastern Aegean. The magistrate name Timocrates appears on a small cluster of dies within Price's posthumous Alexander series, placing this issue firmly within the civic coinage program rather than any royal mint.
Price 2431 is among the later Chian issues in this sequence, struck after Rome's decisive intervention at Magnesia in 190 BC had reshuffled regional power across Ionia.