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D. Bocciarelli, ‘Un deuxième exemplaire d’une monnaie d’Antonia naguère unique’, SNR 92 (2013), pp. 95-104, attributes these rare silver coins to Caesarea during the reign of Claudius. Following his suggested restoration, the type can now be described as above. The attribution for the first time of drachms to the reign of Claudius removes the doubts about attributing the didrachms and rare drachms of Germanicus to the same period.
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