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Issuer Cessetani people
Year 170 BC - 150 BC
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Orientation Variable alignment ↺
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Reverse description Armored horseman advancing at a gallop to the right, seated on a prancing horse rendered with vigorous, naturalistic movement. The rider raises a palm branch in his extended right hand and controls the reins with his left, wearing a crested helmet. A palm frond appears in the upper left field. In the exergue, three Iberian script characters reading 'KeSe' (the mint abbreviation for Kese/Tarraco) are inscribed in the Levantine Iberian semi-syllabic script. A ground line separates the main device from the legend below.
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Reverse lettering KeSe
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Mint Tarraco, Hispania, modern-day Tarragona, Spain
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