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正面描述	Bare, bearded male head facing right, rendered in a bold and somewhat crude Celtiberian style characteristic of Iberian bronze coinage. The thick, globular beard is depicted as a series of pellets or rounded knobs arranged in rows, a distinctive artistic convention of the region. The hair is shown in radiating striated locks swept back from the brow. The entire effigy is enclosed within a border of large pellets set against a plain field.
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背面文字	Iberian (Celtiberian)
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附加信息	The Titiakos gens issued bronze coinage in the northeastern Iberian region during the late Republican period, when Roman administrative pressure was reshaping local monetary practices across the peninsula. These issues belong to a broader class of Iberian municipal bronzes struck by indigenous communities that retained nominal monetary autonomy even as Roman denarii increasingly dominated commercial exchange. ACIP 1897 is among the less prolific of the catalogued Iberian series — surviving specimens are encountered infrequently in trade, and die studies remain incomplete.

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