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Image of specimen #1 |
URI | https://rpc.ashmus.ox.ac.uk/coins/1/2671 json ttl rdf xml epidoc |
Volume | I |
Number | 2671 |
Province | Asia |
Subprovince | Conventus of Ephesus |
Region | Lydia |
City | Nysa |
Reign | Uncertain |
Magistrate | Iulius Antoninus (priest) |
Issue | Nero–Vespasian? |
Dating | uncertain date |
Obverse inscription | ΔΗΜΟΣ ΝΥΣΑΕΩΝ |
Edition | Δῆμος Νυσαέων |
Translation | People of the Nysaeans |
Obverse design | bearded head of Demos, right |
Reverse inscription | ΝΥΣΑΕΩΝ ΙΟΥΛΙΟΣ ΑΝΤΩΝΕΙΝΟΣ ΙΕΡΕΟΥΣ, ΚΟΡΗ |
Edition | Νυσαέων Ἰούλιος Ἀντωνεῖνος ἱερε{ο}ὺς Κόρη |
Translation | of the Nysaeans, Ιulius Antoninus priest, Kore |
Reverse design | Kore, veiled, standing, left, with sceptre |
Metal | copper-based alloy |
Average diameter | 25 mm |
Average weight | 9.67 g |
Axis | 12 |
Reference | Regling 39 |
Specimens | 3 (2 in the core collections) |
Die-links | 1: same obv. die as 2671A/1. |
Note | As Imhoof-Blumer and Regling noted, ΙΕΡΕΟΥΣ is presumably a die engraver's mistake for ΙΕΡΕΥΣ. See introduction for discussion. Mention should have been made of the discussion by L. Robert, RN 1936, pp. 273-4. He suggested that Julius Antoninus might have been a known senator and benefactor of the Antonine period, and that the coin should therefore be dated to the second century; however, this does not take account of the letter forms Ε and Σ which do not occur after the Flavian period. |
Correction | Corrected coin-type (post publication) |