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Descrizione del rovescio	A mounted warrior advancing to the right, depicted in the characteristic Iberian jinete (horseman) type, with the rider brandishing a spear held in the extended right hand. The horse is shown in full gallop with all four legs extended. Below the horse, an Iberian legend in Celtiberian script identifies the issuing authority. The composition follows the standard iconographic convention of Hispano-Celtiberian bronze issues of the late 2nd to early 1st century BC.
Scrittura del rovescio	Iberian (Celtiberian)
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Informazioni aggiuntive	The Teitiakos gens was among the Iberian tribal minting authorities active in the northeastern Iberian Peninsula during the late Republic period, issuing bronze coinage that circulated alongside Roman and Ibero-Roman issues as Roman administrative control over Hispania Citerior tightened following the Sertorian War's opening phases. The precise location of the Teitiakos mint remains unresolved — the series is known almost entirely through stray finds and small hoards with no confirmed excavated mint site. ACIP 1886 is a sparsely documented type, with CNH#3 cross-referencing a very limited die study.