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Issuer Masonsa
Year 150 BC - 101 BC
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Value 1 Unit
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Obverse description Male head facing right, rendered in the Ibero-Roman style characteristic of late Second Century BC Hispanic coinage. The hair is depicted in thick, wavy locks arranged in a layered fashion across the crown and nape. The facial features, though worn, retain a strong classical influence, with a prominent nose and well-defined jaw. The field is plain with no visible legend or inscription. The flan is irregular, consistent with hammered production of the period.
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Reverse description Armored horseman advancing to the right at full gallop, holding a lance or spear couched horizontally in the attack position. The rider wears a crested helmet and a military cloak, rendered in the characteristic Iberian jinete style common to the bronze coinage of the Hispano-Roman mints of the late Republican period. Beneath the horse, in the lower field, the mint legend appears in Iberian Levantine script. The composition fills the flan dynamically, with the horse's legs shown in full stride.
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Reverse lettering 𐊔𐊀𐊖𐊄𐊐𐊀
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