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Issuer Ulia, City of
Year 200 BC - 151 BC
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Value 1 Unit
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Reverse description The reverse presents a prominent rectangular frame or tablet, its border decorated with encircling vine or branch motifs, consistent with Iberian civic coinage conventions. Within the upper register of the tablet, a palm branch or stylized vegetal ornament is depicted. The Latin legend VLIA occupies the central register of the rectangular frame in bold, deeply incised characters, identifying the issuing city of Ulia in Hispania Ulterior. The lower register of the tablet is plain. The composition reflects the standard epigraphic reverse type employed by Ulia during the early 2nd century BC.
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Mintage ND (200 BC - 151 BC)
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