Tetradrachm - Vardanes II Ecbatana

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背面文字	Greek
背面铭文	[ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΝ ΑΡΣΑΚΟΥ ΕΥ]ΕΡΓΕΤ[ΟΥ] ΔΙΚΑΙΟΥ ΕΠΙΦΑΝΟ[ΥΣ ΦΙΛΕΛΛΗΝΟΣ] ΗΞΤ (Translation: the King of Kings […] Benefactor, Just, God Manifest, Philhellene.)
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附加信息	Vardanes II is one of the most poorly documented Parthian rulers — his relationship to Vardanes I remains unresolved, and his coinage is the primary evidence that he existed at all. The Ecbatana mint, ancient capital of the Medes and a prestige striking location within the Arsacid system, issued his tetradrachms across what appears to have been a very short reign, possibly cut short by dynastic conflict with Vologases I, who dominated the mid-first century AD. Sellwood 69 is among the rarer of the late Arsacid tetradrachm types precisely because the reign itself was so brief.

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